Dow Electric successfully completed an undefeated regular season while McDuff's and Ton's closed on a winning note in North Country Womens Summer Soccer action on Thursday.

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BRASHER FALLS - The first St. Lawrence Central summer basketball camp ended in legendary fashion on Thursday.

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CANTON - A county committee on economic development is hoping to put pressure on state and federal elected officials to help stop a bid by CSX Transportation to reduce rail service through the North Country.

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By BRIAN AMARALJohnson News ServiceBreconRidge Manufacturing Solutions is closing its operations here beginning in October, leaving 82 people without a job.

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MORRISTOWN - The Morristown Modified Baseball team made great strides in the 2010 season under the direction of Coach Kyle Sharp.

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HEUVELTON - The new bridge across the Oswegatchie River in downtown Heuvelton has begun to take shape as contractors work toward a late fall completion.

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(Dec 22, 2009) When Sara Snider volunteered for the Peace Corps she had one request: an assignment in a small town. She grew up in Waddington, along the St. Lawrence River, and studied economics at Notre Dame University. But a college diploma wasn't enough. Snider is in the midst of a two-year stint in western Africa where she's helping women with literacy, marketing skills and health care. Todd Moe spoke with her from Mali about life in the Peace Corps. [full story]

(Dec 14, 2009) Senator Darrel Aubertine is holding informal meetings statewide to gather input for New York’s agricultural policy. Aubertine chairs the Senate’s agriculture committee. Aubertine says he’s heard about oysters on Long Island, turf grass in the Hudson Valley, and cabbage and lettuce in western New York. At the latest meeting, Friday in Waddington, dairy topped the agenda. From labor to imports to environmental rules, dairy farmers feel they’re under siege. David Sommerstein reports. [full story]

(Jul 9, 2008) High prices are squeezing nearly every aspect of the North Country economy. That includes the stretch of the St. Lawrence River that’s breeding tourism based on carp fishing. The 3rd Annual Specialist Tackle Carp Challenge kicks off this morning in Waddington, but with half the number of angler teams from last year. Peter Henwood is the CEO of Specialist Tackle and owns the Riverview Motel on Route 37. Carp fishing is much more popular in Europe than here in the U.S. He says high airfares and gas prices are keeping anglers away this year. Henwood told David Sommerstein tourism in general has been quieter on his stretch of the river. [full story]