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The Heart Of The North Country

Audio Features from 99 Hits FM, Potsdam, NY

09-22-2012 (10.86 MB)

Duration: 11:52 m - Filetype: mp3 - Bitrate: 128 KBPS - Frequency: 44100 HZ

99 News for 9/22/12

99 NEWS FOR SATURDAY, 9/22/12
CONSERVATIVE ASSEMBLY CANDIDATE SPOKESMAN SAYS VANDALISM OF CAMPAIGN SIGNS NOT A REAL ISSUE—Russell Finley, the manager for the campaign of Conservative 115^th Assembly District candidate Karen Bisso, says vandalism of signs is typical, and takes attention away from issues that matter. The Plattsburgh Press-Republican ran a story this week about alleged hate speech spray-painted on signs in Clinton County for Republican candidate Janet Duprey. The district will include four townships in St. Lawrence County next year. Duprey says what upsets her most is the impact the vandalism had on her family. The spray-paintings reportedly malign Duprey's pro-gay-marriage and pro-abortion stands. Finley says the real issues are 11 percent unemployment, ridiculously-high property taxes, runaway Medicaid spending, and allegations of ethics breaches by Duprey. Democratic candidate Tim Carpenter told the Press-Republican fortunately, the majority of voters is smart enough not to be swayed by what is written on some signs.
ALSO ONLINE TODAY....
NORTH LAWRENCE MAN WHO ALLEGEDLY BURGLARIZED “THE JUG” TAVERN AND STOLE LIQUOR, 20-YEAR-OLD BRANDON MILLER CHARGED WITH FELONY AND RELEASED TO APPEAR IN TOWN COURT
ST. REGIS MOHAWK ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION STAFFER TOLD THE ST.LAWRENCE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT COUNCIL THERE'S NO WAY OF TELLING IF VIDEO OF LAKE STURGEON PROVES POPULATION IS HEALTHY
CANTON POLICE CHIEF VIC RYCROFT TOLD WWNY-TV “7 NEWS” DRIVER SHOULD BE PATIENT WITH MAIN STREET CONSTRUCTION DELAYS
POTSDAM VILLAGE HAS NEW FRANCHISE DEAL WITH TIME WARNER, MAYOR STEVE YURGARTIS TOLD TRUSTEES TIME WARNER WANTED THE RIGHT TO CUT TREES WITHOUT PERMISSION, BUT THAT WAS NOT ACCEPTABLE. TERMS OF THE DEAL DO NOT CHANGE, EXCEPT THE TIME FRAME IS EIGHT YEARS, NOT 10
OBITUARIES:
Kevin O'Neill—53--Massena resident. Services today at 2pm at Donaldson Funeral Home in Massena with calling hour today from 1-2
Helen Louise Fregoe—57—Norwood. Services 11am Tuesday at Seymour Funeral Home in Potsdam with calling hours Monday 2-4, 7-9pm

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