• Robert D. Brown was arrested at 7:07 p.m. on a warrant for failure to appear on an open burning citation. He posted $50 bail and is to return to court Sept. 26 to face the original charge.

• Morgan L. House was cited for petit larceny at Walmart on Ford Street at 5:19 p.m.

• Report at 3:58 p.m. that subjects have her mail on Main Street. Subject may be down to file separate charges.

POTSDAM -- Potsdam police said they cited three people following traffic stops Sunday.

Rebecca S. Burns, 26, Potsdam, was cited for uninspected motor vehicle on Elm Street at 12:29 a.m., officers said.

Police charged an unnamed 16-year old from Norwood with unlicensed operation and inadequate head lights on Main Street. Also charged during the same incident was a 17-year old Norwood resident, who was cited for permitting use of a motor vehicle by an unlicensed operator.

All of the subjects were cited and released.

0029 Traffic Stop on Elm Street

0127 Suspicious Persons on Racquette Road

0227 Noise Complaint on Pierrepont Avenue

0234 Potsdam Rescue dispatched to a call

0329 Potsdam Rescue dispatched to a call

0442 Potsdam Rescue dispatched to a call

0828 Potsdam Fire dispatched to a call

0843 Potsdam Rescue dispatched to a call

0918 Noise Complaint on Racquette Road

0929 Found Property at 38 Main Street

1020 Traffic Stop on May Road

1135 Potsdam Rescue dispatched to a call

1609 Assault at 38 Main Street

Children experiencing grief will have access to a new program beginning in the 2019-2020 school year. Hospice’s Children’s Bereavement Program has been active in schools throughout St. Lawrence County for more than twenty years. In its latest expansion, Hospice staff will train school personnel as facilitators for a six-week grief support group which will include a curriculum guide and a starter kit of materials for numerous activities to be completed weekly.

OSWEGATCHIE — A Heuvelton woman was charged with drug possession on CR 6 on Sept. 11, according to state police.

Alisha L. Trickey, 19, was cited for unlawful possession of marijuana at 1:10 a.m., officers said.

She was cited and released.

St. John’s Episcopal Church Massena celebrated its 150th anniversary Sunday during which state Sen. Joe Griffo, right, presented Deacon Vicor Sonya Boyce, center, a proclamation noting the event. Also attending the presentation was Massena Mayor Tim Currier, left. Photo submitted by Mac Shoen.

Andre Iverson, sitting at the steering wheel, and Liam Eisele play on a tractor at the Northern Limits Farm, Canton, during the Cornell Cooperative Extension Harvest Tour Saturday. The farm, owned by Joe Eisele, sells pastured, grain-finshed beef. NCNow photo by Cheryl Shumway.

From left are Parishville Town Supervisor Rodney Votra, DAR Representatives Barbara McBurnie and Madeline Pennington, and town councilors Tom Demo, Melvin Sweeney, Kari Tremper, and Conrad Cook.

NORWOOD -- On-line registration is now open for Norfolk-Norwood Minor Hockey at www.norfolkmha.com.

There are two in-person registration dates, Sept. 19 from 6 to 7 p.m. at Norwood-Norfolk Central School Elementary Lobby, and Sept. 23 from 6 to 7 p.m. at Norfolk Arena.

Registrants must register with USA Hockey prior to registration.

Those who played for another organization last year will need a release to register at NNMHA.

HOPKINTON – A St. Regis Falls man is accused of running over a man in Hopkinton in the course of a dispute.

State police said they arrested Christopher A. Mousaw, 57, Friday after he ran over a person with his vehicle on Thursday at about 12:30 p.m. on State Route 458 in the town of Hopkinton.

During a confrontation with the victim, Mousaw menaced the victim with an umbrella, and then drove his vehicle toward the victim, knocking him down to the ground and then running over the victim’s right leg, finally fleeing the scene, according to troopers.