Day: June 12, 2026

Dresden Government At Standstill Without Quorum

The Town of Dresden has been unable to conduct official business since March after the resignation of its supervisor and two town board members. With only two board members remaining, the town lacks a quorum needed to hold meetings, make appointments or address major projects. Officials are awaiting action from Governor Kathy Hochul to restore […]

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School Reviewing Procedures After Student Leaves Campus

More details now on an incident at a Glens Falls elementary school. School officials say an 8 year old student left Jackson Heights Elementary during the school day before being located safely at his grandmother’s home. Family members say the child, who struggles with anxiety and a learning disability, left the building unnoticed. The district […]

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Woman’s Death Ruled Homicide After Moreau Fire

New York State Police say the death of 64 year old Nancy Book has been ruled a homicide following a June 2 house fire in Moreau. Investigators say Nancy Book and her 70 year old husband, David Book, died from smoke inhalation. Authorities say there is no evidence a third person was involved, and the […]

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Black Bass Season Opens Monday in New York

New York’s regular black bass fishing season opens Monday and runs through November 30. State environmental officials say anglers will find excellent largemouth and smallmouth bass fishing opportunities across New York, including Lake Champlain and the St. Lawrence River. Fishermen are reminded to check current regulations, as size and catch limits vary by waterway.

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Cashman Announces Funding for North Country Programs

Assemblyman Michael Cashman has secured nearly $100,000 for community programs across the North Country. The funding includes $50,000 for the Child Care Coordinating Council, $25,000 for the Franklin County Community Friendship Volunteer Program, and $20,000 for the Joint Council for Economic Opportunity. Officials say the money will support families, seniors, and residents facing economic hardship.

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