Gillibrand wants state action on corridor

'ROOFTOP HIGHWAY': Senator asks officials to decide on project

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand wants New York transportation officials to make up their minds about the "rooftop highway."

JCIDA requests additional control

MICROENTERPRISE LOANS: Policy changes follow business closing, owners disappearing

A disappearing photography business led board members of the Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency to ask for more controls on its microenterprise loan fund.

• JCIDA requests additional control
• Jefferson IDA eyes separate loan agency
• Artist's personal work on display
• Aubertine in home district while 'present' in Albany
• Police: man with knife stole credit card
• Interview, lab tests awaited in probe of fatal crash in Clayton
• Six H1N1 cases confirmed in Jefferson County kids
• Army Secretary Geren here in surprise Fort Drum visit

• Border stop in Massena nets $1.5m in Ecstasy
• Hackett family remains involved
• Official discusses health concerns
• Fort La Presentation makes push to draw Canadians to its big event
• More time is expected to study dam project
• CSEA, St. Lawrence County declare impasse in talks

• JRC program loses $400,000
• Alleged scheme yields lawsuit
• Ag museum facing tough times
• Soldier's parents donate $19,610 scholarship match
• Colleges get tips to attract soldiers
• 3rd BCT sergeant is killed in Afghanistan bomb attack
• Miss Thousand Islands volunteer feted
• Guilty plea offered in Stewart's robberies
• Mathous indicted on abuse charges
• Redwood man admits guilt in August hit-and-run death

• County keeps losing counsel
• Fox has first day at helm of SLU
• Plaza owner not worried about vacancies
• 8 accused of helping move pot worth $27m
• Gouverneur's Circle Inn, sold to buyer, opening soon
• Plea deal considered for 4 accused of torturing, killing finch
• Goose tagging, tracking is 'fun'
• Hopefuls in 23rd eye party backing
• Interns aiding in first steps of Ogdensburg redevelopment
• Woman accused of illegally keeping wildlife

• Board: oust outed officer
• Scozzafava lining up campaign ducks
• Increase in JCC funding backed
• Program helping Carthage ninth-graders
• Half of Chaumont farm's land paying off for owners, birds
• Planning Board considers traffic at bottle center
• County planners OK Hounsfield's zoning changes
• Price Chopper, Hannaford recall meat
• Patch of land in Fishers Landing may sell for $1
• Food and beer sampling scheduled at zoo on Aug. 1
• Fungal infection strikes region's tomato plants
• Tale of a shipwrecked tar to be told at Sackets event
• Lt. Murphy of city force opts to retire
• Summer camps offer stress relief
• Cross Island Farms hosting food event
• Respiratory program is offered at JCC
• Attendance at air show falls short of expectations

• More than 200 Mohawk backers arrive from across Canada
• Beacon Lights event in Waddington to mark Seaway flood
• SLU buys two houses near its campus
• Mare's Wares festival today in Morristown
• Group seeking buyer for Morley Heritage Gristmill
• GOP lacks hopeful for district attorney

• Doheny sets up campaign account
• Hearing judge reserves decision
• RIVERWALK SECTION OPENS
• Fort Drum soldier killed in crash in Afghanistan
• Watertown teen is cited with disorderly conduct
• Physicist pledges funds to bolster science fair
• Tri-county area offers local food guides
• Babcock & Brown deal sends wind projects to Riverstone
• Salvation Army readies for elementary pupils
• Man admits to stealing loaded CFM delivery truck
• Veterans embrace mobile center
• Clayton Opera House to get air conditioning upgrade
• Farm Service Agency accepting nominations for local committees until Aug. 3
• South Jeff grad to receive potato growers scholarship award
• Pride program expands locally

• New leader hired for Hacketts chain
• County will evaluate ATV trail system in fall
• Judge delays classification of sex offender until July 20
• APA considers classifying bodies of water as wilderness
• Democrats in Gouverneur schedule caucus for July 20
• Acco workers back to full pay
• Chief assistant DA to resign over workload, pay complaints
• Man admits to gun possession
• Four Seasons: couple opens flea market on Route 11

• Man dies in car accident
• New Clayton health center 'a great asset'
• Crowd buys up history at annual antique show
• Seaway Trail center has set hours for summer
• Battlefield in Sackets to host July 4 celebration
• Organic products guide offered
• Cornell Extension plans baby-sitting camp in July
• Neighbors of Watertown program lends a hand to first-time home buyers

• Spill suit stirs questions about who should pay
• Horses and riders conquer challenges
• Teen cited with DWI in stolen car
• Museum art back after long road trip
• Massena park to celebrate with free admission July 10
• Waddington concert series set
• Special events set for summer

• Paterson tires of 'juvenile fighting'
• Palates pleased at Mount Carmel Feast
• Preview of zoo's new river otter exhibit scheduled for July 9
• Regents mull adding 5th year diploma
• Houghton Farm still being watched
• Three motorists accused of DWI
• Soldiers welcomed home with an airplane-filled sky
• State DEC has spots open at summer education camp
• Man indicted in burglary, sidewalk crash
• Bikers' engines roar at Alex Bay rally

• Calls to be taken 24 hours a day
• Morristown wind group eyes landowner protection
• SUNY Canton OnLine enrollment is expanding
• Bluegrass fest booms despite gray skies
• Three Clarkson professors receive grants from EPA
• Counties designated as part of intense drug trafficking area
• Green Team aims to cut Colton-Pierrepont's carbon footprint
• Class's work bound for D.C.
• 'Idol' plan stirs up fundraiser

• Air show just a part of Drum festivities
• Witness tells police of boys, stolen ATV
• City ambulance squad food drive today, Sunday
• Credo director appointed to JCC's Board of Trustees
• Lyme school participating in summer meal program

• Tribe set to sue so bridge will open
• Pair arrested in robbery, fatal shooting
• Hacketts is sued over rent
• Cyclists ride 4 days to Ogdensburg
• Man accused of having, planning to sell drug
• St. Lawrence County hit by damaging rainstorm

• Housing catching up to high demand
• Annual survey finds discontent
• City to weigh list of green initiatives
• Dune stewards posting new blog
• Effort aims to scuttle intoxicated boating
• T.I. Bridge Authority wins association's safety award
• Traffic crossing border continues to decline
• No license will be required to go fishing this weekend
• Marietta company gains 80 parcels at city auction
• 'Freedom field' planned for July 4 in Adams Center
• City fire, police contract talks start
• Motorists' caution advised for Route 12 striping work
• Man pleads guilty to role in burglaries
• Vout to retire following 35 years
• Parties weighing candidates' clout

• Hacketts closing two stores
• SLU, Clarkson give military a big break
• Veteran of Massena school board to fill seat left empty by resignation
• Potsdam superintendent receives raise in salary
• Fine in uproar over polling place change
• West Stockholm sex offender charged
• Police charge several with DWI, driving impaired by drugs
• County board of legislators to hold ag district hearing
• Alliance Energy gets tax extension
• Monument to Abbe Picquet to be returned to original site
• Canton workshop to focus on worms in sheep, goats