WINGING IT

Adel Lawson, Clayton, right, makes a butterfly using coffee filters, markers and clothespins during a workshop Monday at the Fairgrounds YMCA in Watertown for people who will be operating summer programs. The event was sponsored by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County.

• Expert Infantryman Badge earned with skill and sweat
• NNY businesses focus of rural venture
• Salvation Army bell-ringers needed in some communities
• Rodman honors oldest residents
• Man admits smuggling four aliens into U.S.
• H1N1 clinics offered in county schools
• Man pleads guilty to biting police officer's finger
• City Council agrees to hire team to haze crows again
• Seaway Valley Capital Corp. files for reverse stock split
• City woman is arrested in attack on boyfriend
• Police in Northern New York charge several people with drunken driving
• City fixes flooding in Sand Flats

• Mohawk chief cites hope from D.C. talks
• Tarmac project not up to par
• Post office dedicated to artist Remington
• Clarkson buys condemned fraternity house
• Two arraigned in pot ring
• Meeting planned Tuesday on rehabilitation project
• Residents petition Potsdam to slow street traffic
• Budget cuts four positions in city
• OBPA asked to help foot repair costs
• Ogensburg Cinemas owner sets changes to boost business
• Village:project has no budget

• Dems planning to attend session
• Indian River looking into solar, wind energy
• Couple plead guilty to sex acts with child
• Tax levy in LeRay to increase 6.4 percent
• Police say man gave away a borrowed cell phone
• Planning Board urges OK for car lot on State Street
• Town of Watertown OKs budget with no tax levy
• Fatal fire in city blamed on careless smoking

• BLAZE 'WAS NOT ACCIDENTAL'
• Massena water line bid below estimate
• Budget changes put levy increase close to $3m
• Fashion Kraze moving into vacant Hacketts store in Canton
• County OKs request to hike mortgage filing tax
• Progress cited on asbestos removal work
• Smaller schools get first vaccine
• Ogdensburg man indicted on counts of burglary, rape
• DeKalb store closes; era ends

• Colonel: unit is making progress
• Owens likely to be sworn in today
• Drum chief urges NNY: prepare for deployments
• Trooper Lane returns home, 'sorely missed' by coworkers
• Voter turnout low in Tuesday election
• Former Drum chief picked to direct IED Defeat group
• Watertown fire team wins arson investigation award
• City had low turnout for elections Tuesday
• City man arraigned on cocaine charges
• Suspect jailed without bail on murder count
• JCIDA OKs $40,000 loan for Children First Daycare
• WorkPlace 'excited' about being in new location
• Power outage planned for Saturday in Theresa
• Up to 3 sought in Halloween assault

• Clinic administers swine flu vaccine
• Flu clinics at schools will begin on Nov. 16
• Village to ease up on sign law
• Judge lowers Oxley bail to $75k cash, $150k bond
• Election officials count votes from balky machines
• 'Polar Plunge' on Saturday benefits Special Olympics
• City police, DEA, arrest 2 in drug raid
• Ogdensburg City Council to OK 10-year sales tax deal
• Canadian bridge rules could be costly to OBPA
• Franklin DA will prosecute three teens
• Town of Canton taking poll on housing outside village

• Scozzafava's future in politics uncertain after backing Owens
• One person dies in Watertown blaze
• Mortgage tax hike cut from budget
• Trooper, 30, from Dexter killed in crash
• Public Health H1N1 clinics start Thursday
• Suspect transported to city for arraignment on murder charge after release in Puerto Rico
• Rotary officials ask public to join in fight to eradicate polio
• Antwerp man charged with threatening his wife
• City School District OK's bids for expansion project
• Retired teachers eyed to substitute
• State of emergency in Adams may last a few weeks
• Weston elected Lyme highway superintendent
• Soldier, Philadelphia woman injured in crash
• Council approves payment increase for 'western outfall' sewer upgrade
• Applications available for business competition

• Wind-law skeptics win races in Hammond
• House damaged by blaze
• Clarkson will host craft, food fair this weekend
• Mohawks, Canadian officials mull solutions
• Canton payroll process criticized
• Ballots still uncounted in 4 St. Lawrence districts
• Clarkson taps John Brilbeck for Board of Trustees seat
• Malone woman is accused of having sex with an inmate

• OWENS TAKES ELECTION
• Macaluso, Smith win City Council seats
• Electioneering at polling sites causes hassle
• As race closes in, party moods take a turn
• Ferris ahead by 21 votes in close Legislature race
• Lane wins Jefferson County clerk race
• Voters approve 2 amendments
• Jefferson judge wins 2nd term of 10 years
• Cape Vincent supervisor among close town races
• Police investigate assault of Watertown resident
• Water emergency cited in Adams Center area
• Voters express mixed reviews of electronic voting machines
• Hounsfield Planning Board meets on wind farm plans
• The race for the 23rd: a timeline

• Gray beats Edwards in town of Massena
• GOP challenger disputing results in Norfolk supervisor race
• St. Lawrence voters voice disdain at negative tone of Congressional race
• Glitches reported with voting machines
• Skamperle, Cilley to join Ogdensburg City Council
• Chief to attend president's meeting with tribes
• Border marker reported smashed

• Vice president takes shots at conservatives
• Hoffman's supporters stage big rally
• Owner of lot requests permit
• House sales up sharply in county in September
• STATE BANS DRIVER TEXTING
• For many, vice president's visit a once-in-a-lifetime experience
• Hoffman, Owens wrap it up
• Black River closer to OK'ing Ambrose Drive trash pickup
• West Carthage man indicted in rape case
• Cape plans more work to revamp Main St.
• Group gets $82,500 for assisted living plan
• Jefferson County drafting disaster-mitigation plan
• Six dogs adopted during county pound open house

• CSEA protests wage-freeze proposal
• 3 colleges say student body flu symptoms are increasing
• Lawmakers ask Public Health for cuts
• Waddington won't apply for larger dissolution grant
• Turbine company has history of poor performance
• Ogdensburg funeral director faces forgery charge
• Warrior Society takes obelisk marking border
• TAUNY will host artisans in open-studio program
• NCPR gets $45,000 grant to build new transmitter
• Potsdam man charged with public lewdness
• Decision on bail for Oxley reserved
• Claxton-Hepburn may have to cut still more jobs
• Alleged knife-point theft will be posed to grand jury
• HudBay eyeing new zinc sources
• Fay Motors in Massena to keep its GM franchise

• Scozzafava endorses Owens
• Candidates spend last day on the stump
• DOT approves Alex Bay riverwalk project
• New exec director is named at JRC
• Empty Adams warehouse damaged by fire Sunday
• Police cite several people with DWI
• Brownville set to institute fee at town dump to deter abuse
• DANC seeking funding for Cape water project
• Carthage hospital limits visitations
• Porterdale Farms named Conservation Farm of Year

• Scozzafava, at Owens event, urges focus on local issues
• Verizon urged to take comprehensive approach
• Clarkson students reimagine Potsdam library, wowing the lady in charge
• 2003 graduate selected for SLU board of trustees
• Students put up fence to protect turtles
• Tribe embraces census for 2010
• Annual artists' tour hits 25 sites around county
• Tribe defends ash trees
• Girl burned by pizza in 2001 receives $1,875 settlement

• SCOZZAFAVA BOWS OUT
• Watertown Red and Black starting center dies in car accident
• AIRPORT PLANS FLYABLE
• Wind developer leaving Henderson
• Letter inflames official
• Deer camera catches campaign sign theft
• State police target sales of alcohol to minors
• Urban Mission set for Dollar Dinners
• Only eight supervisors challenged
• City Council discussion set on filling three vacancies
• Trash collection up at annual event
• City seeking choral groups for Square holiday event
• Wilna council members face challenge
• Percy: business sense important
• Seaway Valley Capital wants to nix its SEC filings

• Scozzafava: race became 'referendum on issues far from here'
• Local Paragraphs
• Weather no deterrent to Potsdam's parade fun
• Cell calls to 911 troubled at border
• Lowe's opening is delayed to December
• Diocese trust fund stronger
• Tommy's Restaurant in Massena will close
• Settlement OK'd for boy bitten by dog
• Four seeking Fourth Judicial Supreme Court District seats