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Friday Football: OFA Claims Title
OFA beat Saranac Lake Friday night to win the Section 10/7 Class 'C' title. More
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Friday: Snow Arrives
A thin coat of snow fell on part of the north country early Friday. Follow the link for pictures. More
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Athletes of The Week: Strong Swimmers
The McDonald's-7 News Athletes of The Week this week are two leaders of the Carthage Central swim team. More
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Friday: More Doses of H1N1 Vaccine Arrive
It's not a flood by any means, but more doses of the H1N1 vaccine are arriving in the north country. More
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Friday: Owens Sworn In, Preps For Health Care Bill
Bill Owens was sworn in Friday as the new Congressman from the north country. Owens plans to cast an important vote Saturday on health care reform - the Plattsburgh Democrat says he'll vote in favor of it. More
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Former Norwood School Destroyed by Fire
An abandoned building, once the home of Norwood School, has been destroyed by fire. More
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Pork Chop Nathaniel
Chef Chris Manning takes us down south with a dish that has spice and everything nice. More
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The Hippie and the Fed: Should Marijuana Be Legalized?
Two very different opinions were presented at JCC Thursday night, as the debate over whether to legalize marijuana continues. More
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Update: Hunter Stable After Being Shot
A Watertown man was in stable condition Friday night after being shot in an hunting accident in the Town of Adams. The accident happened early Friday morning. More
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"Mistake" At Polls May Have Cost Trustee Election
Problems at polling places around St. Lawrence County didn't all focus on malfunctioning electronic voting machines. What's being described as "a mistake" may have helped unseat an incumbent village trustee in Gouverneur. More
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Feedback: Public Pays Respects As State Police Trooper's Hearse Passes Through Dexter
The public paid its respects to a Dexter native, who died on patrol as a New York State trooper. David Lane's hearse passed through the village of Dexter Thursday. More
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Feedback: Low Water Supply Causing State Of Emergency
The water supply in the villages of Adams and Adams Center is running low, causing a state of emergency. For residents, the situation is an inconvenience and even potentially dangerous. More
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Weekend of November6-8
The premiere event this weekend is up in St. Lawrence County – check out the 22nd Annual Artists’ Tour in St. Lawrence. This great event is sponsored by the fantastic and fun St. Lawrence County Arts Council. More
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Robles Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charge
Ramon Robles, who is accused of killing his ex-girlfriend, pleaded not guilty to murder charges in Jefferson County Court Thursday. More
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Police Identify Man Killed In Watertown Apartment Fire
Watertown police have released the name of the man who died Wednesday night in his Keyes Avenue apartment. More
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For Your Health: Update On Man's Pre-cancerous Treatment
Three weeks ago on For Your Health, we introduced you to a Watertown man undergoing treatment for pre-cancerous lesions on his face. This week reporter Cindy Habeeb gives us a follow up. More
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Copenhagen Unable to Unseat Remsen
The Copenhagen Lady Golden Knights weren't able to win a final Section III Class D semi-final game, as they fell to Remsen, 1-0. More
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Feedback: Scozzafava Speaks Out About Lies & Betrayals
Dede Scozzafava, the former Republican candidate for the 23rd Congressional District, is speaking out about the attacks, lies and betrayals she says she felt during the campaign. More
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Voting Machines Malfunction, 9 Percent Of Vote Still Uncounted
A number of counties in the 23rd Congressional District experienced problems with the new voting machines on Election Day. Some areas are still waiting for votes to be counted. More
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Amish Home Destroyed In Hammond, Had No Smoke Detector
A fire has left an Amish family homeless in Hammond. Volunteers from Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties were called to battle the blaze. More
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2 People Seriously Injured In Pamelia Accident
Two people were airlifted to a Syracuse hospital following a serious accident in the Jefferson County town of Pamelia. More
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Wednesday Night: Owens Holds 5000 Vote Lead
With 92 percent of the election districts reporting, Bill Owens' lead has grown. Owens, the winner of the 23rd Congressional race Tuesday, is ahead by more than 5,000 votes. More
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Down, but Not Out: Lowville Lady Red Raiders Moving On
Down by 3 goals, Lowville girls soccer team were able to come back in the second half and defeat Solvay. More
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Observations from the 23rd Election: Alexandra Field and Jeff Nelson
It was a long night, but 7 News reporters Alexandra Field and Jeff Nelson recap the night's events. More
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Smith, Macaluso Unofficial Winners In Watertown City Council
It appears Stephen Bradley has lost his bid to return to a seat on the Watertown City Council. More
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Polls Close, Voter Turn Out Light To Heavy, Reaction to New Machines Mixed
For an off-year of elections, voter turnout was described as steady. Voters also had mixed reactions to the new election machines. More
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7 News Congressional Coverage: Bill Owens by Jeff Nelson
The 23rd Congressional District's Democratic candidate Bill Owens is expected to join supporters at the American Legion in Plattsburgh tonight. 7 News reporter Jeff Nelson will be blogging and sending video updates throughout the evening. He also takes a look at the Owens campaign up to this point. More
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7 News Congressional Coverage: Doug Hoffman by Alexandra Field
Doug Hoffman, the Conservative candidate for the 23rd Congressional District, is expected to gather with his supporters tonight at the Hotel Saranac in Saranac Lake. 7 News reporter Alexandra Field will be blogging and sending video updates from Hoffman headquarters tonight, but first she takes a brief look at the third party candidate's campaign. More
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Red and Black Celebrate Football Title Friday Night
Red and Black coach George Ashcroft says that this is a chance to meet the players and thank the fans for their support. More
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Hoffman Gets Campaign Help From Fred Thompson & John Rich
Conservative candidate Doug Hoffman brought in celebrity supporters Monday night in his bid to win the 23rd Congressional District. More
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Your Turn: Your Feedback On Scozzafava, Fire & Utility Break
You sent us many emails about Dede Scozzafava's withdrawal from the 23rd Congressional District race. You also gave your thoughts about suspicious fires and a utility break for many local businesses and farms. More
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Battle Of The Bench In Jefferson County Court
There's a battle for the bench in Jefferson County. Incumbent Judge Kim Martusewicz is being challenged this year by lawyer and LeRay Town Judge John Hallett. Check out where the candidates stand. More
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Four Candidates Vie For Ogdensburg City Council
Candidates for Ogdensburg City Council are making a last minute attempt to win voters in a race that's neck as it comes down to the wire. See where each candidate stands on the issues. More
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Biden to Republicans: We're With You
Vice President Joe Biden reached out to Republicans in the 23rd Congressional District Monday, urging them them to cross over and vote for Democratic candidate Bill Owens. More
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JCC Ladies Land First Win, Men Fall to Delhi
The Lady Cantoneers were the top dogs in a close game last night. More
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Crews Called to Fire in Adams
Investigators are working to figure out what caused a fire in the village of Adams Sunday night.
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