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JCC Honors 20,000th Grad: All Of Them
Jefferson Community College celebrated a milestone Friday: 20,000 student have graduated in the college's 52 years. More
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Start Planning Now For Punkin' Chunkin
It's not too early to plan how you're going to chuck a pumpkin into the St. Lawrence River this fall. More
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SPCA: Kitten Time!
If you're looking for a kitten, the Jefferson County SPCA has plenty for you to choose from. More
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Y-Time: Breathe Easier With Exercise
Amy O'Connor is on oxygen, but that doesn't stop her from working out. More
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Gouverneur Walkers Raise Nearly $100,000 For Breast Cancer
Hundreds of people of all ages turned out in Gouverneur Saturday to raise money to fight breast cancer. More
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Water Super Says Fluoride Can Be OK
Watertown water superintendent Mike Sligar is speaking out after an anti-fluoride author and chemist argued that fluoride in public water may be harmful to the public's health. More
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Costs Double For Housing Inmates Elsewhere
The first four months of the year have been pretty pricey when it comes to housing Jefferson County jail inmates in other counties. More
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Work on Clayton Hotel Begins
The former Frink site is now fenced off, and crews expect to be pouring concrete in the next few weeks. More
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Trailer Fire in Theresa
A trailer burned to the ground after a fire Sunday morning in the Town of Theresa. More
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Fighting Cormorant Population
The fight to keep the cormorant population down on Little Galloo Island continues. More
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Sunday: Commencement in St. Lawrence County
It was graduation day at SUNY Potsdam and Saint Lawrence University on Sunday. More
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Rare Watertown Tree Lives On
A rare oak tree on Mill Street will live to bloom another day.
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Armed Forces Day Parade in Watertown
Humvees, military vehicles, and soldiers filled Washington street in Watertown Saturday morning. More
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Sports Scores: Copenhagen Wins D Division Title
Cody Petrus went the distance for the Golden Knights and Copenhagen won the Frontier League D Division title over LaFargeville 5-0.
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Graduation Day at SUNY Canton
Nearly 1,000 students were recognized by SUNY Canton Saturday in the college's 105th annual commencement ceremony. More
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Potsdam Man Marches To Beat Of Drums He Creates
It's something you may have heard before - if you want to be happy, you have to do what you love. It's a motto one Potsdam businessman has lived by. More
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Watertown Savings Bank 7News Athlete of the Week: Brianne Arthur
Brianne Arthur, a lacrosse player from Watertown has been a scoring machine all season.
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Blast From The Past: 1995 Car-Freshner Trees
This week's "Blast from the Past" takes us back to 1995. It's about a scented tree made in Watertown and found around the world. More
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1 Airlifted To Hospital After Vehicles Collide
One person was airlifted from the scene of an accident in the town of Philadelphia Friday afternoon. More
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Mohawks Stage Peaceful March Over Bridge
A peaceful protest Friday shut down the Massena-Cornwall International Bridge for a while. Native peoples held the march in to draw attention to their cause. More
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Family Counseling Service Loses United Way Funding
The United Way of Northern New York has pulled its funding from an agency which offers mental health services, including counseling to victims of domestic violence and sex abuse. More
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7News Arts All-Star: Jessie Miller
Jessie Miller is a senior at Belleville-Henderson. She brought us a great portfolio with a focus on people. Learn more about Jessie by clicking the video link. More
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Car Show Will Rev Your Engine
If you're looking for something to do this weekend, this should really rev your engine. The Highway Legends Car, Truck and Motorcycle Club is holding its 3rd Annual Two Nations 1000 Islands Extravaganza. More
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What To Do If You Find Injured Or Baby Animals
What should you do when you come across an animal that appears to be injured or abandoned by its mother. It depends. More
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Feedback: Earthquake Felt In North Country
An earthquake in Ontario, Canada has been felt around the north country and across upstate New York from Buffalo to the Vermont border. More
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Page Fitness: Hopping To Get Fit
You can hop your way to fitness with this exercise. Jamie from page fitness shows us this low-impact exercise that's great for toning legs. More
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Gouverneur Pet Rescue Group Holds Golf Tourney
A golf tournament will benefit Friends 4 Pound Paws. More
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South Jeff Historical Group Hosts Pioneer Days
The Historical Association of South Jefferson is holding its 2013 Pioneer Days. More
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TV Dinner: Shrimp Riggies
Chicken riggies is a popular dish that originated in the Utica, N.Y., area. Chef Chris Manning cooks up a variation: shrimp and riggies with vodka sauce.
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Championships At Stake In Baseball, Softball & Track
Thursday was full of local sports action, with championships at stake on the baseball diamond, softball diamond, and track. More
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Family Mourns Loss Of Memories Following Barn Fire
A town of Watertown family is picking up the pieces after losing more than 100 years of family heirlooms in a barn fire Thursday. More
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Free Mammograms Offered Around North Country
It's a routine test that saves countless lives each year: a mammogram. Because not everyone can afford to get tested, hospitals across the north country offered free screening Thursday. More
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Flags At JCC Honor Fallen Soldiers
Members of the the Veterans Club at Jefferson Community College are doing their part to honor fallen soldiers. More
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Town Of Lowville Looks To Ban Commercial Digesters
The town of Lowville is about to close the door on commercial manure digesters. More
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ATV Crash Victim Was Well-Known Veteran
Family and many, many friends are mourning the loss of a 75 year old Copenhagen man. William Snyder was a well-known Marine veteran of the Korean War. More
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St. Lawrence County Jail Overcrowded
The St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility is full and 29 inmates are having to be housed in other jails outside the area. More
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SUNY Canton's New Acting President Talks Shared Services
SUNY Canton's new acting president is on campus this week meeting with administration, faculty and staff. More
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Feedback: Bill Combats Military Sexual Assaults
U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand introduced a bill Thursday that would make historic changes in the way sexual assaults are prosecuted in the military. More
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Goodwill Day In 62nd Year
"Hands Across the Border," a day of international goodwill, will be May 18 in the village of Clayton. More
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Fitness: Get Ready For Shorts Weather
It's getting to be good weather for wearing shorts and Jamie Kalk has an exercise for working the legs, core and obliques. More
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St. Peter's May Festival This Weekend
St. Peter's May Festival has a new venue. It's now at the Lewis County Fairgrounds, where there's more room for rides, food and entertainment. More
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Warriors Take Frontier League Track Title
It was a big day for the Indian River Warriors at the boys' Frontier League track and field championships at Watertown High School Wednesday. More
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Florelle Owner Says He Would Buy Newton Falls Mill, If He Could
Business is strong and if were better, the owner of Florelle Tissue in Brownville would try to buy another north country mill. More
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Would Lowering Drunk Driving Limit Make A Difference?
There's a national push underway to change the legal definition of drunk driving from .08 percent blood alcohol content to .05. More
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Feedback: Dozens Speak In Support Of Ogdensburg Psych Center
The north country was rallying around the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center Wednesday during a forum on possible changes to state mental health care services. More
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Opera Star To Perform At SUNY Potsdam
World-renowned opera star and SUNY Potsdam alumna - Stephanie Blythe - is returning to her alma mater for a special performance. More
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Carthage Lacrosse Manager Is 'Champion Of The World'
Sometimes in sports, it's more than what happens on the field. In Carthage, that's something you don't have to remind the boy's lacrosse team, whose manager is "champion of the world." More
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7 News Special Report: 'The Horse Was A Hero' Part 2
Ten years ago this month, the north country was firmly in the grip of Funny Cide fever. Would "The Gutsy Gelding" carry his Sackets Harbor owners to a Triple Crown victory? More
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Fort Drum Soldiers Take A Shot At Being Snipers
Some Fort Drum soldiers are finding out this week if they have a future as Army snipers. Nine are going through a series of tests and challenges to prove they have what it takes. More
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Car Show In Clayton This Weekend
The Highway Legends Car and Truck Club will hold its third annual Two Nations/Thousand Islands Extravaganza car show. More
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Samaritan Foundation Plans Pair Of Fundraisers
There will be a traditional shore dinner to benefit the Samaritan Medical Center Foundation. More
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Safe Boating Week Reminds Us To Be Careful
Dave White of the New York Sea Grant reminds people about safety on the water in honor of National Safe Boating Week, May 18-24. More
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Rivalry Renewed On The Diamond
A rivalry on the baseball diamond was renewed Tuesday as Immaculate Heart made the trip down Barben Avenue to face Watertown in a Frontier League battle. More
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Probation Department Makes Case For Carrying Guns
The head of Jefferson County's probation department says his employees should be allowed to carry firearms on the job. More
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Smoke-Filled House Greets Kids Home From School
A group of kids came home to a smoke-filled house in the town of Hounsfield Tuesday.
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Feedback: Gun Law Causes Pistol Permit Backlog
St. Lawrence County is dealing with a pistol permit backlog. It has everything to do with New York's new gun laws. More
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Artists Urged To Enter Vintage Street Lamp Competition
Calling all artists - the Lyme Community Foundation wants you to transform vintage street lamps into works of art. More
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Should Jefferson County Probation Officers Carry Guns?
The director of probation in Jefferson County is asking lawmakers to allow probation officers to carry guns. More
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7 News Special Report: 'The Horse Was A Hero'
Ten years ago this month, a race horse with strong ties to the north country beat the odds to win the Kentucky Derby. 7 News reporter John Moore begins a 2-part series, looking back on the ride of Funny Cide. More
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Academic All-Star: Abigail Mott
This week's Jefferson Community College - 7 News Academic All-Star is from Hermon-DeKalb Central School. More
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Watson Man Accused Of Murdering Son
A Lewis County man is charged with second degree murder for allegedly shooting his son with a 20-gauge shotgun during an argument Monday night. More
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JCC Offers Camps, Workshops
Jefferson Community College is offering a fun slate of kid camps and adult workshops. More
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Event To Honor Police
Lewis County Police Appreciation Committee is holding an event in honor of National Police Appreciation Week. More
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Maple Museum To Hold Hall Of Fame Induction
The American Maple Museum in Croghan is having its Hall of Fame induction and New York State Maple Queen competition. More
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Lady Red Raiders On Top Of Their Game
Despite one loss in their league, the Massena Lady Red Raiders are in top form in girls' lacrosse. More
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Watertown City Council Ponders Benefits, Risks Of Fluoride
Is fluoride in the water harmful or helpful? That was the question at Monday night's Watertown city council meeting. More
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St. Lawrence River Water Levels Rise Dramatically
Water levels on the St. Lawrence River are extremely high right now. The rising levels are creating problems along the shoreline. More
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Sex Offender Sentenced, Victim Speaks Out
A Carthage man, who sexually assaulted a young girl, is going to prison. Now, his 13 year old victim is speaking out in hopes of protecting other children from predators. More
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Suicide Or Murder? Dead Inmate's Family Raises Questions
Did a Watertown inmate kill himself over the weekend in the Albany County Jail? While officials say yes, some members of the man's family say it was murder. More
