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Judge won’t drop felony charges against skater
Lutai
November 20, 2009
LAKE PLACID — Village Justice Margaret Doran has refused to dismiss felony charges against a Russian figure skater accused of stealing a car and driving drunk, complicating his plan to return home today.
Andrei Lutai, 23, of St. Petersburg, Russia, appeared in village court late Thursday afternoon for a felony hearing.
Lutai was arrested Sunday night after he allegedly stole a Chevy Impala from Central Garage on Main Street and drove the vehicle while intoxicated.
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Mostly tales of Tupper
November 20, 2009
TUPPER LAKE — The reprint of “Mostly Spruce and Hemlock,” the revered tome of Tupper Lake history, was released Thursday night at a party at the Goff-Nelson Memorial Library.
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$3M for businesses near closed bridge
November 20, 2009
ALBANY (AP) — New York officials say nearly $3 million has been allocated to help businesses hurt by the closing of the Lake Champlain Bridge to Vermont.
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Skateboard park location back in limbo
November 20, 2009
SARANAC LAKE — If a skateboard park is going to be built in Saranac Lake, it won’t be in the village’s William Morris Play Park.
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The NHL's Buffalo Bills
Thu, November 12, 2009 @ 12:28PM
The Times Union has an article today about two teenagers dying in a rollover crash on Route 32 in Saratoga County. Here's an excerpt: "On the ice, Matthew played right wing for the AYHA, the Adirondack Youth Hockey Association, she said. He also was a big fan of the Adirondack Phantoms and the NHL's Buffalo Bills." They're not a football team, they're a hockey team! That explains a .
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Fulton County
Fri, November 13, 2009 @ 10:19AM
Voting machines in four of Fulton County's nine towns within the 23rd District were impounded due to various glitches on election day, so our results for them were very incomplete at first. Well, they've been counted now, here are the full unofficial results: Doug Hoffman, Conservative : 2,489 Bill Owens, Democratic: 1,758 Bill Owens, Working Families: 211 Dede Scozzafava, Republican: 639 Dede Scozzafava, Independence: 46 This makes a grand total of 1,969 for Owens and 685 for Scozzafava. This does not count absentees, of which Fulton County sent out 413 and has received 251 bac.
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Emerald Ash Borer found in New York
Wed, June 17, 2009 @ 6:32PM
Those purple triangles that are hanging in trees throughout the North Country and are being used to detect the presence of emerald ash borers will be more important than ever this summer. The DEC announced today that the beetle has been found in this state. They have been trying to prevent the spread of this pest because it is known to kill off species of ash trees. Below is a press release from the DEC. Emerald Ash Borer Found in New York State Surveys and Monitoring in Cattaraugus County Area to Help Delineate Spread of Invasive Beetle ALBANY — New York State Agriculture Commissioner Patrick Hooker and Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Pete Grannis today announced the discovery of an Emerald Ash Borer infestation (EAB) in Randolph, Cattaraugus County. The EAB is a small but destructive beetle that infests and kills North American ash tree species, including green, white, black and blue ash. This is the first time it has been detected in New Yor.
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I want Goverment Health Care
Mon, August 3, 2009 @ 2:59PM
Someone sent this to me take it for what its worth. I do enjoy the video link under blog links. Now all of you goverment is always right guys can explains this away. Subject: What we don't know about the Health Care Bill Friends, Please forgive me if you do not want to read this message. But, if you care about your health and your family's health you need to read the Health Care Bill that is now being pushed through Congress. We have a very short amount of time to stop this bill. You may verify these highlights by reading the bill yourself at: http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/getdoc.cgi?dbname=111_cong_bills&docid=f:h3200ih.pdf Take a look at the Health Care Bill the House is now voting on: .
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De Nile isn't just a river in Egypt
Thu, November 5, 2009 @ 10:00PM
For some reason, a lot of the post election pundits have been decrying the lackluster showing by democrats and the seeming inability of ‘rock star’ Obama to swing races for them. In today’s Daily News, Errol Louis writes about how ‘In 2009, its clear the President’s charisma cannot salvage the lackluster Dems’ In yesterday’s NY Post, right wing mouthpiece Charles Hurt wrote in a column titled ‘Messiah prez hardly looks like a savior just 1 year later ‘So this is the post partisan politics Obama promised. ..He is utterly powerless to getting other Democrats elected’ He goes on, as other articles have, showing how areas in Virginia and New jersey that went for Obama in the presidential race went for the Republicans this time. I might have missed the memo. Was Obama running again? Anyone as Governor of New Jersey would have been thrown out. Corzine didn’t stand a chance. NJ taxes are through the roof.
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