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Millis police are investigating after some children were handed a laxative on Halloween. It's unclear if the items were given out on purpose. more
SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music is scheduled to host a series of free public performances throughout November, including jazz, orchestra, opera, and choral concerts. more
A variety of holiday festivals, craft fairs, and community events are scheduled across the North Country from November through mid-January. more
Governor Kathy Hochul announced that New York's Home Energy Assistance Program will open on November 2 to provide financial aid to low- and middle-income households for the upcoming winter season. more
An officer at 1:37 a.m. on Oct. 29 tried to stop a vehicle for an equipment violation near Clemens Road and I-90 westbound. The driver of the Hyundai Elantra failed to stop for the cruiser’s lights … more
The City of Watertown's Department of Public Works will close Gotham St. between S Hamilton St. and Thompson Blvd. for road work on Monday, Nov. 2. more
The Watertown Department of Public Works is scheduled to perform sewer work and close sections of Mullin and Holcomb Streets on Monday, Nov. 2. more
Watertown's water distribution staff will perform solid surface replacement work on the 600 block of Cooper Street on November 2. more
The City of Watertown's Water Distribution staff is scheduled to perform water main repairs on the 600 block of Bradley St. on Monday, Nov. 2, which will require road closures and water shutoffs. more
The Watertown Department of Public Works has announced that the final day of bulk waste collection for the 2026 season will be Friday, November 6. more
The Watertown Police Department and Department of Public Works will enforce seasonal parking restrictions starting November 1 and remind residents of snow obstruction regulations to ensure safe … more
A third-prize Powerball ticket that won Saturday's drawing was sold in Poughquag, according to the New York Lottery. more
Zoo New York will transition to a new seasonal operating schedule starting Monday, November 2, featuring reduced weekly hours and upcoming holiday events including Winter Wonderlights. more
For Nashville musician Steven Cade, a guitar is more than an instrument. It’s a way to bring hope, comfort and connection to people going through some of life’s toughest moments. more
The new STEM Suite connects the textbook and the lab for students. more
A 30-year-old man died and two others were injured in a stabbing early Sunday during a large fight on Jefferson Street in Lafayette, police said. more
A car crashed into a tree early Sunday morning, leaving the driver and a passenger seriously injured, according to Amherst police. more
Argonia defeated Cheylin 25-22, 25-23 in the semifinals to reach the championship. more
An officer at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 25 spotted a Ford Bronco stopped at a green light, then swerve several times, crossing lane lines and nearly striking a curb. more
Crowds packed the streets of Salem, Massachusetts, on Halloween. more
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