WADDINGTON – A new library director has recently joined the staff of the Hepburn Library of Waddington.

Aubrie Liddell is a Waddington resident who returned home after graduating from Keuka College, with a double major in Child and Family Studies and Political Science.  She is currently completing her Masters degree online through SUNY Cortland for a degree in Therapeutic Recreation.

POTSDAM – Jefferson Community College (JCC) and SUNY Potsdam have partnered once more to offer jointly registered degree programs in Early Childhood Education, Birth-Grade 2, and Childhood Education, Birth-Grade 6, allowing

OTSDAM – Addiction and/or mental unrest may be difficult to overcome, but anyone experiencing them should know they do not need to work through it alone. 

The Substance Use Disorder and Behavioral Health teams through St. Lawrence Health (SLH) provide expert care and numerous programs to assist people in getting the help they need. 

September is both National Recovery Month and National Suicide Prevention Month and SLH offers inpatient and outpatient programs and care opportunities throughout St. Lawrence County. 

NORWOOD — All are welcome to attend October's St Lawrence County of AARP's luncheon/meeting on Oct. 18 at the Lobster House Restaurant in Norwood starting at 11:30 a.m.

This month's guest speaker is Andrea Montgomery, Director of St. Lawrence County Office of the Aging.

She will share 2021-2022 challenges for the Office of the Aging and the many programs available to St Lawrence County residents.

Café 56, a restaurant on Main St., Norfolk, was one of the floats in the parade Saturday, part of the annual Norfolk Fall Festival that also included carnival rides, a petting zoo, fireworks and a cornhole tournament. NCNow photos by Cheryl Shumway

St. Lawrence County is under a freeze warning tonight as temperatures will dip into the lower 30s and possibly upper 20s, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).

The warning is in effect from 1 until 9 a.m. overnight when sub-freeing temps will be experienced, forecasters say. Frost and freeze conditions will kill crops, other sensitive vegetation and possibly damage unprotected outdoor plumbing.