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Saturday, May 31

Keeseville alumni association seeks assistance

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Business Expo returns for 20th year

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Inter-Lakes Health names CEO

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New Ticonderoga hotel officially opens

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Local Kiwanian honored for 40 years of service

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Ski Bowl Cafe nears completion

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Hague to host Olympic, sprint races

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Schroon supervisor named Citizen of the Year

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Ticonderoga finishes undefeated; Crown Point wins title

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Summer is just about here, and already we are

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Penfield Museum to open for season

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Art Walk celebrates 10th anniversary, awarded DCA grant

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Miner Museum seeks volunteers for potentially busy tourist season

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Lakes to Locks: Westport Heritage House, Crown Point

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Pastor to peddle "Coast to Coast" for Mali

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Semi-pro squads to face off in Ticonderoga

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Montcalm Mile to be contested

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Timeline highlights evolution of military weaponry

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Ticonderoga Idol contestants advance

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Historic buildings in Chester to sport emblems

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County leaders applaud state's $1 million pledge toward tourist railway

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Adirondack Profiles: Sugaring at Toad Hill Maple Farm

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Regional organizations receive CAP grants

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Annual RC air show for Hospice returns next weekend

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King's Garden to open; original species return

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Friday, May 30

Meadowbrook celebrates National Nursing Home Week

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RSVP osteoporosis exercise class

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4-H announces local wilderness exploration trips

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Stony Creek officials to meet with state over Finch Pruyn lands

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Rotarian recognized for efforts to boost literacy

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Sports shorts out of Ticonderoga

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Cat-Scratch Fever's Ted Nugent coming to Champlain Valley Fair

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Residents asked to help "scout" for milfoil

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After cancellation of swim marathon and women's expo, officials reallocate grants

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Moriah, Port Henry venture unlikely

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Thursday, May 29

Spots going fast at DEC summer camps

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Man arrested for lewd photography

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All children invited to scouts' library event

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Governor Paterson announces release of $50 million in insurance refunds

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Baroque recorder group to perform

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Horicon Library's Teddy Bear Picnic'

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Sentinels race to victories

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PEF nurses protest short staffing at Sunmount DDSO

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In the military

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Local mill worker injured May 21

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Memory-writing seminar scheduled

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Adirondack Museum welcomes new staff

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Bluegrass event slated in Hague

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Don't hold your breath

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Dozens of plant fans attend perennial swap

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RSVP names winners of Memorial Day event

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LP After Prom party a success

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Dozer Day to return to Fairgrounds next Saturday

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Ticonderoga native to sign book

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Town seeking entries for web-based calendar

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Local architecture subject of talk

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Wonderful neighbors help with lawn mowing

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Financial situation of mental health units expected to improve

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Sectional games hold promise for local teams

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Boil water advisory issued

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Panthers win MVAC crown

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MusicFest set at Ti High School

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My dear Post Office

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St. Mary's to host carnival

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Moriah teachers, staff shown appreciation

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Elvis Fest breaking records

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Caring for your hanging baskets

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Biomass Conference held at "Wild Center"

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A planet is a planet by any name

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Clean out attic and garage for a good cause

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Mountain community honors its veterans

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Warrensburg observes Memorial Day

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Adirondack Torch Club to meet

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Students video contest for homeless youth

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In Search of a Record Book Brookie

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Spring Fling at St. James Church

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McHugh: LIHEAP needs money to help seniors and low income families

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Crown Point church sets service

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St. Mary's to honor teacher

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Castleton soldier dies in Iraq

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Quintal, Gonzalez named Citizens of the Year'

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Special Dump Day set at Moriah trash station

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Steak bake planned in Putnam

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Dining on a Record

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Crown Point church barbecue set

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Elks to host youth fishing event

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Library to host historical talk

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Ti alumni tournament nearing

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Storyteller to speak in Thurman

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Americade rolls into area with record event lineup

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Farmers Market, in 10th year, to open June 6

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Thomas the Tank Engine rolls into town

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Putnam church service slated

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Dance recital slated at Ti High

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Historical Society to fete new home

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Making sausages in Montpelier

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Wednesday, May 28

Local Students Recognized for Community Service

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Chamber of commerce applauds agreement on enhanced driver licenses

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Indian Lake Theater announces grand opening

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Golden Spike to North Creek lecture

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Warrensburg's "Curfew Crackdown"

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Benefit this Wednesday for Sharon Ramsey

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Day of Prayer gathering largest in recent memory

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JCS kids visited by WCKM

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Torch Run comes to town next week

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Milda Burns to speak in Thurman

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On Campus

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ALCA announces open house June 7

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Tuesday, May 27

Panthers, Sentinels roll to diamond victories

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Artists, public laud history at mural's re-dedication

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Padula golf tournee slated

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Johnsburg honors its Veterans during Memorial Day parade

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North Creek Gore baseball results

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Sentinel thinclads fall

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North Country marks Memorial Day with commemorations, parades

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Moriah linksters win

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Potholes plague county roadways, repair costs soar

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Ticonderoga, Crown Point clinch division titles

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Sunday, May 25

HUBBARDTON Hubbardton Grange is hosting the H

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Saturday, May 24

Girl receives playground from Make-A-Wish

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New kiosk helps expedite shipping

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Rainbow of Ribbons celebrates 10 years of supporting cancer survivors

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Junior takes home top prize at after-prom party

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Thursday, May 22

SUNY Plattsburgh celebrates the Class of 2008

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CCC holds spring graduation ceremony

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Wednesday, May 21

Rodriguez charged with third degree grand larceny

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Nigro Companies hopes to purchase Jarden Plant property

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Tuesday, May 20

Man facing charges following incident

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New 2-1-1 information and referral system eyed for tri-county area

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Monday, May 19

Area school board candidates, budgets up for vote Tuesday

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Jam-packed Memorial Day weekend in Crown Point

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Doug Duell chosen to lead local high school

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Moriah chief nears 50 years of fire service

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Hague to celebrate Memorial Day May 24

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Kid's fishing derby turns 20

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Museum focuses on Sid Couchey's influences

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New labor contract reached for CVPH workers

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Saturday, May 17

Hot Shot visits with elementary students

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Friday, May 16

A horse rescue gets national attention

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Ferrisburgh church celebrates more than Mother's Day

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VERGENNES Roger McGuinn in concert at 8 p.m.

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$94k winning Take 5 ticket sold in Rouses Point

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Thursday, May 15

Police seek leads in barn fire case

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SILVER BAY The Northern Lake George Rotary Cl

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TICONDEROGA The sixth annual Taste of Ti will

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Hinesburg Rides on volunteer power

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Tuesday, May 13

HAGUE Hague town board meeting, 6 p.m., Hague

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Wyeth presents $75,000 donation to local chapter of Habitat for Humanity

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Fire district officials expect to benefit from paid EMS coverage

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Sunday, May 11

Ticonderoga High School graduate far from home

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SUNY Plattsburgh men strut their stuff

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Codes and zoning notice from Town of Plattsburgh

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Board announces $37,000 in grant approvals

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Tainted downtown site closer to reclamation

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Municipal building on agenda

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Minerva commits to Milfoil eradication

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Burnt Ridge expansion progresses at Gore

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Thurman supervisor facing felony charge over easement issue

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51st Hudson River WhiteWater Derby a success

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Saturday, May 10

Commodore sticksters take two

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Brandon woman cited in identity theft case

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Harry McManus recognized as Woodmen "Citizen of the Year"

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Plattsburgh International Airport enters second year of operation

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Auto repair bill

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Curves members join fitness study

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Bits or Bytes?

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Economic Stimulus Saturday planned at Community Store

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Chittenden Bank opens new Middlebury branch

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Destination Essex

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Donated haircuts give kids a head start

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Date of annual Conference on the Adirondacks set

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Tri-Lakes Uninsured Task Force finds new momentum

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Lincoln camp damaged

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BURLINGTON Mother's Day special Greek Pastrie

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PLATTSBURGH Gospelfest 2008 will be held at t

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Homestead opens summer share program for season

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Addison County births

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IBM attack

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Women's health a priority next week

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The Oak Ridge Boys of St. Regis

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Chamber among top 20 economic development groups

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Program set for Lake Placid Film Forum, June 12-15

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Community supports hospital

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Guillily retires as fire chief, honored for commitment to the job

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Walk/run raises $7,500 for Frechette scholarship fund

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NCCC Foundation golf tournament date set

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United Way celebrity golf classic set

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AMC receives re-accreditation from American Diabetes Association

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Would you like to become a Master Gardener?

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ACRL meeting to discuss Field Days presence

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Chicken BBQ at fire department

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CERT to host emergency response class

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Freedom Club trip honors veterans, victims of 9/11

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A weekend of pole, paddle and portage

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Mann vs. Fox

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Adirondack Museum launches "Rustic Tomorrow"

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My kingdom for a sandwich!

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Oil & Fox

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Green Up & bingo

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North Country woman finds a reason to run

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Friday, May 9

VERGENNES Hospice Volunteer Services Benefit

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Cape Air officially acknowledges success of air service to Boston

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Singer-songwriter to perform to Bluseed Studios

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Talk Around Town

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Thursday, May 8

What happened before the Big Bang?

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Lyme disease in Vermont

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One-run earns St. Michael's baseball sweep of Lyndon

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Lane Series wraps up

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VTrans plans big local highway projects part one

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Neeson's: For the love of old cars

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Habitat for Humanity to receive $75,000 from Wyeth Pharmaceuticals

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UVM softball wraps up regular season

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Having it all, and then some

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Wednesday, May 7

Man cited for lewd act

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Driving under the influence

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Operation Maple Sweetness

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Mayor salutes local labor

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Vt. food stamp use on the rise

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Guest Viewpoint

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Police arrest alleged child stalker

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The quiet hub

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Despite downturn, new jobs still being created

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VSP arrest erratic driver

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VELCO recognized for green management

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Artists bring history to canvas

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Spitzer-think in Vermont

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I-89 crash under investigation

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Sheriff's department to host gun amnesty day Friday

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UVM: Your home PC can help save the planet

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UVM to help develop state's workforce

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Concert on the Green series starts June 3

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High-tech tools for financial experts help investors

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PLATTSBURGH The Plattsburgh-North Country Cha

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Man arrested for robbing elderly mother

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Tuesday, May 6

New clues in missing student case

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Moriah reflects on past

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ARC adopts a highway

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Monday, May 5

Burghers notch key baseball win as North Warren County Cougars persevere

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Entrepreneurs critical for job growth in Adirondacks

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Westport Main Street merchants to roll out welcome mat

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RV bursts into flames, local firemen respond

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Kelly lauded for years of work for Warren County

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HAGUE Hague Fire Department meeting, fire hou

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County leaders reverse tourist train project vote

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Revenge of the girl-child

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Rachel Ray talks about life and Lake George

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No butts about it

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Bolton's Ryefield seized, owner vows a bailout

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New sewer camera seen as regional benefit

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Hike set at Big Woods nature preserve

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Warrensburg ball teams keep cruising forward in 2008 play

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Stony Creek volunteers honored at fire banquet

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It takes a steady hand

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Sunday, May 4

Fridge donation enhances E'town food shelf operations

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Thank you to volunteers from Elizabethtown and Lewis

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Sayward announces 11th annual NFWL-NRA essay contest

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Seabees support Elizabethtown-Lewis Ambulance Squad

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Westport board clashes on cell tower regulation

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Essex Fund accepting grant applications

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Chorale to present Disney program

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Noted Romanian musicians to perform

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Saturday, May 3

Protect man's best friend with a rabies shot

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Locals are greening up

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TNA Wrestling coming to town next Saturday

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Boys and Girls Club honors Simpson

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Retirement account borrowing increases locally, experts report

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Purse, wallet stolen from residence

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TCF bereavement group to meet

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Personal record retention guidelines

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Team Placid Planet partners with Lake Placid Varsity Club

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Lake Placid Olympic Center Skating School student shines at European event

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New staff member at Burnham Financial

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CSEA supports Red Cross campaign

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Plattsburgh Farmers Market to open for season next Saturday

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Summer fishing season kicks off on Lake Champlain

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Scout leaders receive national and district recognition

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Public invited to NCPR anniversary celebration

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Spring bulbs after bloom

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Seniors celebrate 4,000-mile cross-country' walking trip

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Elected leaders prepare to really serve' the community

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Whiteface Lodge to host LPCA solo piano concert and reception

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Reservations being taken for 10th annual Rainbow of Ribbons'

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NORTH CREEK - Roast Pork Dinner at the North

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VSP take man into custody

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Minding our business

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Animal lovers encouraged to lend a paw for annual PetWalk

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Come play golf and hang out with a celebrity

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Sayward announces breast cancer hotline

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Ace in the hole

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BURLINGTON Noted violinist and VSO Music Dire

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Foster receives professional award

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County and corrections officers union at stalemate in mediation

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Industrial Development Agency has new chairman

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What elephant?

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North Country protesters to follow anti-war movement across state

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Budget billing arrangement to be made available

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Author to discuss book

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Police respond to burglary complaint

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Missing student's body found in Hudson River

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Multiple Sclerosis Songs of Hope Coffee Housed planned

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BRISTOL Plant and Tag Sale, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.,

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The Lodge opens May 15

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Panther men heading to NCAA tennis tournament

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Clinton Community College: Offering education for students of all ages

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How high do you mow?

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Peter Walker at The Recovery Lounge

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Paul Smith's student saws his way to a win

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Same-sex couples

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Scout leaders receive national, district recognition

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SOUTH BURLINGTON Annual Dinner & Silent Aucti

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Proper electronic disposal vital to environment

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Bluegrass band to raise funds for school

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Ed Mann is wrong

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Police respond to break-in

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Do away with 'em...

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Red Cross to host Cinco de Mayo party

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Quilted Colors looks at quilt collection

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Delicate Balance celebrates natural world through dance

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Board appoints Donald L. Caldera president

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Fund helps women farmers

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Local ballet dancer finds unique niche

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Local woman studying overseas

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CO2 it's a gas!

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Chamber job fair returns Wednesday at Comfort Inn

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TICONDEROGA Ft. Ticonderoga Chapter #263 Orde

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Thoughts on budget

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Effects of carbon dioxide

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Prosthetic care

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Poker tournament Sunday to benefit Mountain Lake PBS

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Green Up bags due this weekend

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Keeping toasty with Mr. Reddy Kilowatt

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Martin Harris

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Woman arrested after family dispute

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It's not too early to plan for summer fun

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Friday, May 2

PERU Karaoke by TNT Entertainment, Peru VFW P

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PLATTSBURGH The 15th annual Senior Celebratio

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PLATTSBURGH The 32nd Annual Jazz Festival wil

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Thursday, May 1

HAGUE Hague planning board meeting, 7 p.m., H

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Dekkers receives ABCD award for April

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VERGENNES New England Ballet Conservatory at

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VERGENNES Little City Players Little Rosie, M

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VERGENNES Basin Harbor Golf Day to Benefit th

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Adopt-A-Pet

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