An Ogdensburg man faces numerous charges including a felony after crashing his vehicle while impaired by drugs following a reported domestic dispute Saturday morning, according to state police. Guage L. Tyo, 23, was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation: alcohol, felony, operating a motor vehicle while impaired by drugs, reckless driving, fourth-degree criminal mischief: preventing an emergency call and fourth-degree criminal mischief: damaging property, troopers said.
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Ogdensburg man jailed after crashing car into tree in Norfolk while impaired by drugs
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Trooper recognized for saving Norfolk mana s life
Trooper Michael D. McCarthy responded Jan. 14 to River Road in the town of Norfolk for a report of an unresponsive male not breathing. Upon arrival, Mr. McCarthy found Norfolk Police Officer Brian Zimmer performing CPR on homeowner Robert E. Queor, 48, who was lying on the floor, troopers said in a release Monday.
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Norfolk man jailed for allegedly cashing checks stolen from Wilson Hill couple
Massena-based state police charged Justin L. Lafleur, 28, of Norfolk with four felony counts of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument. He allegedly cashed three checks from the account of Kathy Ayotte on July 23 and 24 at SeaComm, 30 Stearns St., Massena, and one check at SeaComm's Ogdensburg branch without her permission.
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Two St. Lawrence County men sentenced to prison in county court
Two St. Lawrence County men were sentenced to state prison this week after repeatedly violating the conditions of their probationary sentences by using drugs. In the end, their addictions to drugs cost them their freedom.
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College bros welcome freshman girls a " and their moms a " with vulgar signs
The president of a Virginia college is "outraged" and has pledged action after several vulgar signs directed at incoming female students - and their mothers - were draped from the ledges of nearby off-campus houses. "I said at my State of the University address that there is zero tolerance on this campus for sexual assault and sexual harassment," Old Dominion University President John R. Broderick wrote in a Facebook post .
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NYSP Public Record
Massena-based state police charged Lincoln L. Delaney, 25, of Malone with unlawful possession of synthetic marijuana at 4:25 p.m. Monday following a road check on state Route 37 in the town of Massena. Mr. Delaney claimed ownership of a plastic bag containing 7 grams of synthetic marijuana located on the center console of a vehicle stopped for operation of an uninspected motor vehicle.
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Norwood-Norfolk encounters Common Core Regents exam difficulties
Phasing out the state Regents exams may prove to be difficult for teachers converting to the new Common Core grading scale. According to High School Principal Robin J. Fetter, the Norwood-Norfolk Central School District is transitioning from Regents exams to Common Core Regents exams.
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Parolee headed back to prison for Mat Ogdensburg burglary
An Ogdensburg man is heading to prison after admitting in St. Lawrence County Court that he burglarized a city home in May. Arley L. Dahlberg, 30, of 834 Ford St., Room 7, pleaded guilty earlier this week to one count of the violent felony of second-degree burglary in a plea deal with the district attorney's office. Mr. Dahlberg, a state prison system parolee, was charged with two counts of second-degree burglary in a Superior Court information, and as part of the plea deal is expected to be sentenced to 10 years in prison with five years of post-release supervision.
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Norfolk man charged Sunday for allegedly punching out store window, resisting arrest in Potsdam
A Norfolk man was charged Sunday evening after allegedly punching a window causing the glass to break at a business on Market Street, according to Potsdam police. Tyler E. Murray, 21, was charged at 9:21 p.m. with third-degree criminal mischief and resisting arrest, officers said.
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Winthrop, Norfolk teens charged with burglary
A 14-year-old Winthrop teen and a 15-ear-old Norfolk teen were charged with second-degree burglary, troopers said. To read about the first arrest of a Norfolk teen being charged in connection with the burglary see story.
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Teen trio charged in Norfolk burglary
State police on Monday charged 13-year-old and 15-year-old Norfolk boys and a 14-year-old Winthrop boy each with a count of second-degree burglary. Troopers charge that about 2:45 p.m. Monday, the three teens stole an ATV from an unsecured garage at 49 River Road.
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Chase Mills man suffers only scrapes and bruises when vehicle flips, strikes tree
A Chase Mills man suffered only minor scrapes and bruises in a one-vehicle accident Friday morning on Route 56 near Baxterville in the town of Norfolk. Timothy M. Davey said he was westbound on Route 56 at 10:15 a.m. Friday when his front driver's side tire blew as he was trying to pull over to answer a cellphone call.
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Massena woman returned to jail with bail continued at $1,000 cash on drug counts
A Massena woman found in possession of four Oxycodone pills during an investigation into a reported assault in the town of Norfolk was sent back to the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, with bail continued at $1,000 cash or $2,000 bond this week following her appearance before Massena Village Justice Eric J. Gustafson. Massena-based state police had charged Elaine M. Franklin, 51, of 50 North Allen St., Massena, with third-degree assault, fourth-degree criminal mischief, seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and possession of a controlled substance in a non-original container.
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St. Lawrence County property transfers
Town of Canton: 2 acres more or less, Mile Square 5 in Range 1, bounded by Woodbridge Corners-Morley Road, Alice M. Poole, Canton, sold to Mary M. LaTray, Canton $116,000 Village of Gouverneur: Parcel 1) 0.24 of an acre more or less, Parcel 2) 0.23 of an acre more or less, bounded by Beckwith Street and New Fowler Road, Terri A. Jackson , Lorraine A. Wagstaff, no address given, sold to Floyd Cousino, Gouverneur $15,000 Town of Hammond: 0.04 of an acre more or less, bounded by Blazek's Lot, Donna Lynn Lewis , Eddie Johnson, Rochester, sold to Peter Yeung, Ottawa, Ontario $19,000 Town of Norfolk: 0.12 of an acre more or less, Mile Square 74, bounded by Fayette Road, Linda M. Maneeley, Massena, sold to Cody J. and Brooke A. Kenny, Norfolk $87,500 Town of Potsdam: 9.14 acres more or less, bounded by Potsdam-Morley Road, Willis H. and Judith N. Coleman, Potsdam, sold to Larry G. Olmstead Jr., ... (more)
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NYSP Public Record
Massena-based state police charged Michael McArthur, 52, of Brasher Falls with second-degree harassment Saturday morning following an investigation into a complaint filed with troopers at 6:05 p.m. Friday from the Murray Road in the town of Brasher. He allegedly called his ex-wife and threatened to beat her up, troopers said.
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Grand jury indicts Malone brothers for burglary at Wendya s Diner; Norfolk couple for making meth
A St. Lawrence County grand jury indicted four people on burglary charges Tuesday in connection to crimes committed in Ogdensburg and Massena. The grand jury charged Timothy J. Delaney, 23, and his brother, Lincoln L. Delaney, 25, both of 441 Broad Road, Brushton, each with a count of third-degree burglary.
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Two charged with unlawful manufacturing of methamphetamine
St. Lawrence County Drug Task Force detectives charged Jonathan E. Lavalley, 25, of 74 West Main St., Norfolk, with felony counts of third-degree unlawful manufacturing of methamphetamine and unlawful disposal of methamphetamine lab material. Ashley M. Radell, 29, also of 74 West Main St., Norfolk, was charged with a felony count of third-degree unlawful manufacturing of methamphetamine.
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Massena woman charged with criminal contempt for allowing child to be ...
A Massena woman charged with criminal contempt as part of an investigation into a stolen boat has pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct violation in a plea bargain agreement with prosecutors. Acting Massena Village Justice Gerald P. Sharlow ordered Lisa M. Charleston, 43, of 22 Dana St., Massena, to pay a $125 surcharge and was placed under a one-year conditional discharge.
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Story from NorthCountryNow.com
Norwood-Norfolk Central School District will receive $183,680 in additional funding for its pre-K program, according to Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell D-Theresa. In the 2015-16 state budget, Norwood-Norfolk schools received $127,863 in pre-K funding, and the district has now received an additional $183,680 for their program.
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Massena PD Public Record: P.M. Edition
Village police charged Richard A Christy, 20, of 39 South Main St., Norfolk, currently an inmate at the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, with second-degree harassment Friday afternoon stemming from an investigation into an incident that took place June 22 at 30 Hospital Drive. He allegedly swung at Dale Pryce during an argument at 30 Hospital Drive.
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