NUMBER ONE THOUGHT ON THE MINDS OF RETURNING POTSDAM HIGH ALUMNI....SERGI'S—Phil Demarest, a 1970 Potsdam High graduate and one of the main organizers for this weekend's “Mega Reunion,” told 99 News in an interview yesterday from his discussions with his fellow alums as they were arriving in town, that the one thing they really want to do when they're here is to eat Sergi's food again. The beloved Italian eatery on Market Street is currently being rebuilt because of damage from last month's torrential thunderstorm; it will soon re-open in a temporary space a block-and-a-half away. The building where Sergi's will soon be operating from, for longtime Potsdam residents held the legendary Town House Restaurant for decades, and was more recently Julian's and an Indian restaurant. A worker was seen painting the door of the temporary location late Friday afternoon.

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MASSENA VANDALS CAUGHT—Village Police say a group of four juveniles, three females and one male were spotted allegedly smearing paint on equipment in Alcoa Park, and spreading it in the surrounding north end neighborhood—Woodlawn Avenue and vicinity. All four were charged Friday evening with misdemeanors and petitioned to St. Lawrence County Family Court.

WADDINGTON GARBAGE FIRE SPREADS, ALLEGED IGNITER TICKETED—Massena-based State Police charged 20-year-old Dalton Serguson Thursday with a violation of the state's open burn ban, after a rubbish fire he lit at his County Route 44 residence spread to a shed, which was destroyed; and damaged a boat.

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CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE MATT DOHENY SAYS THE 2012 FARM BILL SHOULD COME TO THE HOUSE FLOOR FOR A VOTE, AND IF HE WERE THERE HE WOULD VOTE FOR IT.

COUNTY LEGISLATORS SUPPORT FUNDING MAILERS FOR A FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGN TO REFURBISH THE FIRE TRAINING CENTER IN WEST POTSDAM