BOLDT CASTLE TO LAUNCH RECORD-BREAKING SEASON

Boldt Castle is on Heart Island in the St. Lawrence River near Alexandria Bay. It is operated by the Thousand Islands Bridge Authority.

Underground power plant eyed

1,000 MEGAWATTS: Canadian company in talks with OBPA; project would divert St. Lawrence River water

OGDENSBURG -- A Canadian utility developer has proposed building an underground power plant capable of generating up to 1,000 megawatts of electricity.

Graham gets back license for game

QUICK DRAW: Mayor of Watertown cites 'character references'

Three years after Watertown Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham surrendered his bar's Quick Draw license to avoid a state lottery investigation, the permitting agency has decided to give it back.

• 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