WINGING IT

Adel Lawson, Clayton, right, makes a butterfly using coffee filters, markers and clothespins during a workshop Monday at the Fairgrounds YMCA in Watertown for people who will be operating summer programs. The event was sponsored by Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County.

• Graham gets back license for game
• Good Fellos owners decide to franchise it
• Informational meeting set on ID system for livestock
• Oxbow treasurer pleads guilty to reduced count
• Agencies offer tips guide for cross-border traveling
• Postal workers help agencies 'Stamp Out Hunger'
• Success of 'Recovery' walk spurs a second
• Adams teen charged over child porn
• Alex Bay has a provisional police chief
• Ivy Ridge objects to judge recommending class certification
• Fiber-optic extension may return to project
• Boldt Castle to launch record-breaking season
• Fun run and walk event marks National Pet Week
• Memorial Day in Sackets has ceremonies, parade
• Watertown native joining Pittsburgh radio station
• Soldier with 4th Brigade killed by IED blast in Baghdad

• Underground power plant eyed
• Ritchie making moves to run
• Man allowed to enter lesser plea to larceny
• TREES COMING DOWN IN CANTON
• College Council chairman is named for SUNY Canton
• Molester accused of failing to register
• Three men are charged with DWI
• Massena bridge traffic up; fewer trucks, more autos
• Clarkson to award diplomas to 600
• Wanakena Ranger School will graduate 41

• School won't cut special ed
• Mall road project stymied
• Sci-Tech will have a director next week
• Sharp's grand opening Saturday
• GOP to announce Assembly hopefuls
• Three WHS students jailed on drug counts
• RENEWING HOPE, STAYING POSITIVE
• CNY Food Bank will send cards for Mother's Day
• Environmentalist, author to speak at Paul Smith's

• Two NNY lottery winners still stunned at presentation
• Man allegedly drove truck at officer, jailed after short chase
• Constable man upgraded to fair following shooting
• City man convicted on drug charges
• Former Glass Onion sold by SLU for $243,375
• Judge nixes effort to quash grand jury subpoena
• Star Lake hospital seeking leader
• Massena DPW gets OK for additional paving
• State's proposed cut may spur SUNY job losses
• Potsdam projects moving forward despite delays
• NYPA installs docks, buoys along St. Lawrence River

• Housing plans have doubled
• Site plan approved for mall expansion
• Severance Photo is closing after 98 years in city
• Lyme council OKs strict zoning law for wind turbines
• County, IDA, LeRay to share $4.54m in project deal
• Clayton man charged in probe of thefts from his relative
• AWOL soldier arrested after high-speed chase
• Wellness Expo to offer free screenings and tests
• Principal ready to retire from Watertown High
• Casino building resigned to history
• Watertown High students arrested by drug task force
• Lawmakers weigh night construction

• Ogdensburg Planning Board OKs withdrawal of site plan
• Man allegedly had child porn, is jailed
• No charges expected in Canton jail brawl
• Park agency to consider power line's realignment
• OBPA hangar project proceeds
• Norwood woman pleads guilty to $27,000 theft
• Ritchie interested in run for vacant Assembly seat
• Kinney Drugs to finish its reorganization soon
• Border agents shoot suspect in smuggling
• Tickets on sale for NYSARC event
• Lottery to present checks worth $3 million today
• NCPR to host Indonesian journalist

• THE FIRST DAYS ARE HARDEST
• Use of audit raises worries
• Council approves road buy and repairs
• Participants sought for annual parade in Henderson
• Sen. Aubertine calls for IJC to implement Plan B+
• Woman receives probation for using bad check to buy car
• Crews begin razing Clayton Casino
• City closes two streets today as paving project begins
• Soldier indicted on charges of shooting at house
• NNY violations listed by Health Department
• Historical Society to hold its annual dinner May 20
• Couple planning vintage auto show

• Potsdam trustees OK mayor's raise
• Fashion Kraze opening Gouverneur outlet
• Judge hears Bodah claim of bad advice behind murder plea
• Forming historical society topic of Lawrence meeting
• Calif. woman to get 3 years for sex with Potsdam boy
• DOT begins road project along Route 131, Massena
• Acts II owner's trial halted; was to have begun today
• Slias Wright birthday bash slated in Canton for kids
• Alliance details plans for river turbines
• Grants awarded to airports in Potsdam and Odgensburg
• Chairman chided for canceling STAR
• Claxton-Hepburn to install hyperbaric chambers
• St. Lawrence taking ag district requests
• Security provider suing Ogdensburg firm over pay

• Lawmakers oppose sled fund transfer
• TAMING THE WATERS OF NNY
• WIC changes income guidelines
• Fort Drum soldiers leave for south Baghdad today
• Several motorists facing charges of DWI
• Unitarian Universalist Church set to screen movie 'Until the Violence Ends'
• Council expected to finalize financing for Gaffney Drive
• Budget up 6% at LaFargeville
• State police realign offices
• BOCES administrative budget to rise by 8.38%
• Clayton has parking rules to allow street sweeping

• County sees expenses at $1.88m over budget
• Change costing county money
• SUNY Potsdam announces keynote speaker
• Habitat holds 5 walks at once
• Massena, Malone airports receive grants from FAA
• Edwards to begin $510,000 makeover of sewage plant soon
• Canton plant eyeing layoffs
• Bear cards a big hit off campus in Potsdam

• Jefferson baseball program buoyed by 4 players from Florida
• Massena man arrested over alleged violation of parole
• Sackets Chamber hosting day of open houses, shops
• Winona Forest DEC roads are closed to ATV traffic
• Seventh Sackets Steeplechase attracts 58 people
• Chaumont man receives year in jail for violating probation in theft case
• Couple says turbines harm health
• State DEC assessing the impact of turf material

• Two facing DWI charges after separate incidents
• Canoe Weekend gets off to a good start
• First wind turbine parts arrive at port
• Scholar finds ignorance of concussions
• OBPA looks at straightening route for wind turbine blades
• William F. Molnar
• Potsdam honors Munro May 18

• Ex-con faces charge of selling cocaine
• Brownville fire cut phone service in several towns
• Massena official eyes seat in Albany
• DOT to alter traffic pattern on I-81 north of exit 49
• Board set to study plans for Creek Wood complex
• Fiscal impact of Fort Drum hits record $1.46b
• TIERS to hold annual EMS Week in Clayton
• Budget up 4.8 percent for school in Lyme
• 2 Watertown businesses win excellence awards
• Belleville Henderson hosts Wellness Expo Wednesday

• No immediate action on layoffs at talc mine
• Fire guts Route 52 residence, kills 2 dogs
• Massena schools chief takes new job
• Potsdam fraternity chapter disbanded
• Sidewalk trips up housing proposal
• Bank sues cheese plant over unpaid $160,038
• Native plant expert leads Falls Island walk May 18
• Interactive voter forum is part of NCPR's Web site
• Buyer sues dealer over RV that can't be registered
• SUNY Canton now offers 2 online social networks

• School levy increase in Carthage trimmed
• Ex-pastor to direct Red Cross of NNY
• Eviction case goes to top N.Y. court
• Town to retake Hopkins Center
• Candlewood Suites gets preliminary site plan OK
• CARVEL STORE OPENS IN LERAY
• Two 10th Division soldiers from Fort Polk die in Iraq
• Interim director named
• Fights outside bar spur 11 arrests
• Police find marijuana in vehicle in Theresa
• A Barker's Dozen opens Saturday
• Operation Oswego County dedicates van for veterans
• Watertown man pleads guilty to felony DWI; trial canceled
• $33,000 goal set for MS Walk in city
• New MS support group launched in Watertown
• Clayton sewer project due for completion by May 31
• Adams hires firm for water project

• Users prefer to keep 315 code
• 'WE ALL KIND OF LOOK UP TO HER'
• Clarkson project receives $1.4m
• Police: teacher, student had sex after she was 17
• Bion blasts farmer's 'misinformation'
• Suspect in fatality indicted on DWI
• Firm to sell part of stake in cogenerator
• Pour Ole Satch's, Cedar Lodge pay fines for health violations
• Hacketts parent company to launch Internet site