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The City of Plattsburgh has lifted the boil water order covering 4 Beach Road and Margaret Street addresses from 327 through 474. The affected area also included Lenox Way, Wildwood Estates, Set Point, Willow Beach, Seth Square, Edgewater Estates and West Bay Plaza. Residents and businesses in those locations no longer need to boil tap […]

18 year old Brennan Larue of Plattsburgh faces a driving while intoxicated charge following an early Sunday traffic stop in the city. Clinton County sheriff’s deputies say Larue was driving without headlights and allegedly made an improper left turn. He also received tickets for an obstructed view and several turn-signal violations.

Hundreds of SUNY Plattsburgh students, faculty and staff attended the college’s Involvement Fair Friday at Amite Plaza. About 80 groups representing student clubs, recreational sports, fraternities, sororities and campus offices answered questions and recruited new members. College Auxiliary Services also provided information about Cardinal Cash and local businesses that accept it. Organizers say the event […]

Drug and burglary cases were among the most serious offenses in Plattsburgh’s latest weekly arrest report. Debbie Weeks was charged with felony fourth-degree possession of a narcotic drug. Michael Soucia faces third-degree burglary, drug possession and petit larceny charges. Richard Griffin was charged with driving while intoxicated and having a blood alcohol level of at […]

49 year old John Wolven of Keeseville faces two felony counts for allegedly violating New York’s Sex Offender Registration Act. Clinton County sheriff’s deputies say Wolven failed to register two email addresses within 10 days of creating them. He was arrested Sunday night, arraigned in Plattsburgh Town Court and sent to the Clinton County Correctional […]

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Police in Rutland City arrested a man after reports of an attempted abduction.

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