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9 Dogs seized from Beekmantown business still awaiting adoption
Beekmantown, NY- Months after dozens of dogs were rescued from a Beekmantown business accused of neglect the dogs are finding new homes. The Clinton County Sheriff’s Department seized a total of 51 dogs from a business on Ashley Road in February. Clinton County Sheriff David Favro says that all the dogs that were being housed at the Clinton County Jail have been moved to the Elmore SPCA.
Burlington to revitalize Bank and Cherry streets, with outdoor spaces and grass plantings
The Burlington Department of Public Works is looking for community feedback on the reconstruction of Pine and St. Paul streets between Bank and Cherry streets, along with design ideas to revitalize Bank and Cherry. The multi-year project is part of the Great Streets reinvestment into downtown. The project has already...
Dozens of Chittenden County residents question affordability amid economic development
Winooski, VT– Some Chittenden County residents say living in their own community is increasingly unaffordable. Senator Peter Welch listened to these concerns in Winooski Tuesday night. When you think of the City of Winooski, you don’t typically think of a rural community. But with a population of about 8,000...
Rifle connected to teens who helped defend key bridge in Battle of Plattsburgh
PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (WCAX) - This Memorial Day we are learning more about a rifle rich with history dating back to the War of 1812 that is on display at the Clinton County Historical Museum. The story behind it was only folklore in the North Country for many years until a journal found in 2000 detailed the efforts of a group of young men during the Battle of Plattsburgh. Our Alek LaShomb shares the story behind Aiken’s volunteers and the family descendent allowing history to live on in Plattsburgh.
Adirondacks’ Cold War History: Inside the Plattsburgh Air Force Museum
Imagine hiking in the northeast portion of the Adirondack Park, perhaps on the trail to the Poke-O-Moonshine fire tower or along one of the Champlain Area Trails (CATS) when suddenly your peace and solitude is interrupted by a double sonic boom. You look up and spot a strange aircraft. At first, you think it might be a UFO or an illusion, but then you recognize the silhouette of a space shuttle gliding to the north.
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