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99 NEWS FOR TUESDAY, 3/12/13 WARMER WEATHER HAS NOT HAMPERED MAPLE SAP FLOW--Cornell Cooperative Extension Learning Farm Manager Charlie Hitchman in Canton told us even though it's been above freezing at night the past few days, and well above freezing during the day--less than ideal temperatures for sap-gathering--the season has been good so far because of more-than-usual snow cover on the ground, which brings more moisture and keeps trees from "waking up". Hitchman says sugar content has been excellent. ALSO ONLINE TODAY..... OGDENSBURG WOMAN CHARGED WITH FOUR WELFARE FRAUD-RELATED COUNTS, 28-YEAR-OLD LAURA COLLINS ALLEGEDLY ALTERED FORMS TO GARNER MORE THAN 18-THOUSAND-DOLLARS IN DAYCARE BENEFITS. COLLINS WAS RELEASED TO PROBATION SUPERVISION COURIER-OBSERVER: VAL HAVEN HOME IN MASSENA TO CLOSE SOON, FEDERAL REIMBURSEMENTS DOWN CANTON TRUSTEE SYLVIA KINGSTON STEPPED DOWN MONDAY, CITES HOME AND BUSINESS CONCERNS AND LACK OF TIME NORWOOD MAYOR JIM MC.FADDIN SAYS HARVESTING MILFOIL BY HAND ON NORWOOD POND IS BEST CONTROL OPTION OBITUARIES: Robert Brothers, Jr.--61--Pulaski, former Norwood resident. Arrangements are incomplete with Donaldson Funeral Home in Massena.
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