GOUVERNEUR – A Gouverneur man who allegedly left the scene of a personal injury accident Saturday received several charges Sunday from state police.

State police report one person was injured in the single-vehicle accident at 5:09 a.m. Saturday on the Van Buren Road near River Drive, Gouverneur.

Nicholas A. Knowlton, 22, was charged with second-degree obstruction of governmental administration, leaving the scene of accident without showing license or ID prior, imprudent speed and failing to notify DMV of address change.

RUSSELL -- The Russell United Methodist Church will host its annual Ice Cream Social Friday, July 29 from 5 p.m. until all are served.

Hot dogs and hamburgers as well as hot fudge, strawberry and caramel ice cream sundaes will be served.

Local musicians will provide music.

CANTON – Mini-Con 2011 will be held at the Canton Free Library as part of the Teen Summer program Friday, July 29 from 3-7 p.m.

Teens are invited to dress up as their favorite anime character and take part in this third annual anime convention.

There will be food, games, prizes, and anime. This program is free and open to the teen public, ages 13-19.

For more information, contact Krista at 386-3712.

ROCHESTER -- Cody Willmart, son of Neil Willmart of Potsdam, and Kelly Willmart of Potsdam, was recently named a 2010-2011 Outstanding Undergraduate Scholar at Rochester Institute of Technology.

Cody, an industrial engineering and engineering management major, is a graduate of Potsdam High School.

MALONE -- A portion of US Rt. 11 in Malone has closed due to the partial collapse of a building.

According to the Watertown office of the state Department of Transportation, Rt. 11 is now closed to traffic between Harrison Place and Webster Street and traffic is being rerouted onto local streets.

DOT says they're not sure how long the roadway will be closed, but that motorists should expect delays and plan accordingly.

OSWEGATCHIE -- A garage at a residence between Ogdensburg and Morristown was totally destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon.

Investigators said the fire, at Scott and Christina Baileys property at 595 Haggert Rd., was accidental.

Morristown fire and rescue units were called out at 4:05 p.m. Heuvelton, Brier Hill, Ogdensburg, Lisbon and Rensselaer Falls fore volunteers also responded to the scene.

Morristown Fire Department was back in service at 6:37 p.m.

Investigators said the Baileys have insurance on the garage.

POTSDAM -- Turtle road mortality, restored and natural wetlands in the St. Lawrence Valley, an electromechanical actuator for a powered prosthetic leg, and a shoe-based sensor to identify activity levels in people with stroke are among the 100 research projects being presented at the 14th annual Clarkson University Summer Symposium on Undergraduate Research Experience.

Students will make presentations on a wide variety of topics on Thursday, July 28, in Clarkson University's Snell Hall on the hill campus.

 NORWOOD – Music by Barb Heller and North Country Fiddlers will be featured 6 p.m. Friday, July 29 at “Summer Daze,” hosted by the Dailey Ridge Church.

Children’s stories including “The Three Little Pigs” and “According to Petunia Pig” will be presented. Hot dogs, cake and ice cream will be available.

Proceeds will benefit the church and MINC, a mission of 30 churches and organizations helping people in need in the North Country.

The church is located at 411 Elliot Road. Follow blue signs posted on routes 35, 345 and 310.