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Judge says Amish case can proceed
Jul 30, 2008 — A small town on the St. Lawrence River is going forward with a legal case against eight Amish residents. Martha Foley has more. Go to full article
Heard Up North: throwing a bigger ice cream bowl
Aug 24, 2007 — As summer residents get their last taste of lakes, rivers, and mountains for another year, they're also paying visits to their favorite North Country businesses and attractions. The Gerlach family makes an annual stop at Mare's Wares Pottery in Morristown, where the kids make their own bowls. Here's today's Heard Up North. Go to full article
Books: Albert of Ogdensburg
Nov 29, 2006 — A new book by a Morristown writer offers a brief glimpse into Ogdensburg's past and the author's family history. Todd Moe talks with Joe McDonald about his book, Albert of Ogdensburg. Go to full article
St. Lawrence County Sex Offender Returned to Prison
Nov 23, 2005 — A sex offender from St. Lawrence County who was to have been released Wednesday has instead been returned to state prison. The man is among a group of sex offenders Governor Pataki wants to detain involuntarily after they've served their time. Last week, a judge ruled the practice is illegal. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
Border Security May Hassle Boaters
Apr 14, 2003 — Boating season on the St. Lawrence River is still a few weeks away, but cross-border boaters and the businesses who rely on them are worried about new border security measures. As David Sommerstein reports, many boaters would have to cruise hours out of their way to comply. Go to full article
State Grants for St. Lawrence River Tourism
Oct 21, 2002 — Six towns along the St. Lawrence River will receive $475,000 from the state for community projects. David Sommerstein reports the grants are designed to promote tourism for the region. Go to full article
Preview: Jazz and Art in Morristown
Jul 18, 2002 — The Village of Morristown is combining the best in art and music this weekend with its Jazz and Arts Festival Saturday from noon to 8 pm. Morristown town historian Lorraine Bogardus says a full slate of regional jazz performers and lecturers is planned, along with displays from local artists and artisans. Go to full article
Dave Murray: Fitting the Well-Dressed 18th Century Gentleman
Jul 04, 2002 — Todd Moe gets a fitting for a colonial-era tailcoat while visiting Morristown tailor Dave Murray, who specializes in 18th and early 19th century clothing.
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Dave Murray: Fitting the Well-Dressed 18th Century Gentleman
Jul 04, 2001 — Todd Moe gets a fitting for a colonial-era waistcoat while visiting Morristown tailor Dave Murray, who specializes in 18th and early 19th century clothing. Go to full article
Deadly Confrontations: Can Agencies Intervene?
May 09, 2001 — Martha Foley talks with two mental health professionals about what could have been done to avoid last Friday's fatal confrontation in Morristown. Can agencies intervene, and when? Martha talks with Karen Easter, Director of the crisis intervention program, Reachout, and Julie Degone, Director of Community Services for St. Lawrence County. Go to full article
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