Norfolk Town Board members agreed this week they could not afford the 5 percent increase requested for their annual contract with the Potsdam Humane Society. They agreed instead they could pay only accept a 0.73 percent increase - the state's property tax cap limit for 2016, a measure they said could result in a limit on the number of animals that will be accepted at the shelter.
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Norfolk Town Board rejects Potsdam Humane Societya s request for 5...
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NYSP Public Record
Massena-based state police charged Harry J. Cooper, 33, of Norfolk with driving while ability impaired by drugs and ticketed him for failure to keep right following a traffic stpp at 7:23 p.m. Friday on Route 310 in the town of Madrid. CRIMINAL POSSESSION MARIJUANA - NORTH LAWRENCE - Massena-based state police charged Malcoix T. Prior, 20, of Brasher Falls with a misdemeanor count of fourth-degree criminal possession of marijuana - more than 2 ounces following a stop at 9 p.m. on Route 11 in the town of Lawrence.
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Property Transfers
Town of Stockholm: Parcel 1) 0.05 of an acre more or less, Parcel 2) Unknown acres, bounded by Knapps Station Road, Bernard C. and Shirley Chapman, Norfolk, sold to Roger J. Wolfe Jr., Norwood $33,000 Village of Canton: 0.22 of an acre more or less, bounded by Miner Street, Brock Davison, Hermon, sold to Heather M. White, Canton $67,500 Town of Russell: Parcel 1) 1.06 acres more or less, Parcel 2) Unknown acres, Lot 82, bounded by Boyd Pond, Andrew F. Dow, Potsdam, sold to Robin J. Hopper, Chugiak, Alaska $49,500 Village of Canton: Unknown acres, bounded by State Street, Matthew R. and Sandra J. Rahn, Canton, sold to Desiree LeBoeuf-Davis and Anna Sorensen, Canton $100,500 Town of Louisville: 0.60 of an acre more or less, Mile Square 20, bounded by County Route 39, Cathy L. Smith, Massena, sold to Kendra A. Smith, Massena $21,000 Town of Fowler: 0.40 of an acre more or less, bounded by ... (more)
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Police make four arrests, seize 110 grams of cocaine on Cedar Street in Norfolk
Four men, including two from the Bronx, were arrested on drug charges Wednesday evening following the execution of a search warrant at a residence in the town of Norfolk that resulted in the seizure of cocaine with a street value in the $7,000 range, police said. Members of the Massena Police Department, Border Enforcement Task Force, St. Lawrence County Drug Task Force, state police and U.S. Border Patrol executed an arrest warrant Wednesday at 27 Cedar St. The warrant was issued out of the Southern District of New York for Ricardo Garcia, 24, on federal drug charges.
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Norwood Norfolk welcomes two new teachers
NORFOLK – Two new teachers at Norwood-Norfolk Central School were introduced to the school board this month and were even offered an opportunity to sample some freshly baked cookies. Natalie M. Lucas and Amanda R. Ives have joined the Flyer's staff this year and with the first few days of the new school year behind them, they are both excited to see what else is in store for them.
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Two taken to hospital fiollowing two vehicle accident on Route 56 in the town of Norfolk
NORFOLK – Two people were injured Wednesday afternoon in a two-vehicle accident on Route 56, near West Hatfield Street, in the town of Norfolk. Massena-based state police said the driver and passenger in one vehicle were injured after their vehicle was rearended on state Route 56. The driver of the vehicle was treated for nose injuries and a male passenger complained of breathing difficulties.
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Gouverneur man violates order of protection in Norfolk, deputies say
A Gouverneur man was charged with violating an order of protection for contacting a protected party via telephone from the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility, according to St. Lawrence Lawrence County sheriff's deputies.
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Potsdam woman ticketed following two-vehicle crash on Route 56
A Hermon was taken to Canton-Potsdam Hospital for treatment of breathing issues following an accident Wednesday afternoon on state Route 56, near West Hatfield Street, in the town of Norfolk. Massena-based state police said Rita Blevins, 88, of Missouri Avenue, Potsdam, was northbound on Route 56 when she failed to see a northbound vehicle operated by Peggy A. Carr, 64, of Northwoods Road, Hermon, was stopped in traffic, preparing to make a left hand turn into a private driveway, Ms.
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Mainicotti Mondays return to Norfolk church on Oct. 5
Parish of the Visitation and St. Raymond will resume its monthly edition of Manicotti Monday from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Oct. 5 at the Father Amyot Parish Center, 3 Morris St. The Labor Day break has left the committee refreshed and ready to dish up some good homemade meat-filled manicotti or spaghetti and meatballs with sauce, tossed salad, Italian bread, dessert, and beverage. The cost is $9.75 per person, under 5 free.
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Norwood Model Railroad Club hosting annual model train, toy, collectible expo at Massena Arena
Visitors will also find toys and collectibles as part of the sixth annual Model Train, Toy and Collectible Expo, sponsored by the Norwood Model Railroad Club. There will also be a concession.
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Massena PD Public Record
Village police charged Nicole L. Dishaw, 29, of Marsh Road, Norfolk, with petit larceny and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance at 5:05 p.m. Sunday after responding to a shoplifting complaint at Walmart. She reportedly walked past the store's last point of sale without paying for $70.76 worth of merchandise, including three rolls of tape and several items beauty care products.
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NYSP Public Record
Massena-based state police charged Larrae M. Green, 39, of Winthrop with driving while intoxicated and consumption of alcohol in a motor vehicle on a public highway and ticketed her for leaving the scene of a property damage accident and failure to keep right following a traffic stop on state Route 420 in the town of Norfolk. Troopers said they had received a report that a vehicle had struck guide rails and then continued to travel northbound on Route 420 at 9:26 p.m. Sunday.
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Norfolk Town Council rejects Potsdam Humane Societya s request for 5%...
Town Council members agreed last week that they could not afford the 5 percent increase requested for their annual contract with the Potsdam Humane Society. They agreed instead they could pay only a 0.73 percent increase - the state's property tax cap limit for 2016, a measure they said could result in a limit on the number of animals accepted at the shelter.
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Troopers responding to v & t complaint charge Chase Mills woman with DWAI -drugs
Village police charged Jordan M. Newcombe, 19, of Chase Mills with driving while ability impaired by drugs and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance Thursday night. Troopers said were responding to a vehicle and traffic complaint filed with state police at 7:58 p.m. Thursday from state Route 310 in the town of Norfolk when they located Ms.
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NYSP Public Record
Massena-based state police charged Richard A. Christy, 20, of Norfolk with second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and ticketed him for speed in zone following a traffic stop at 2:20 p.m. Friday on Sober Street in the town of Norfolk.He was arraigned in local court and sent to the St. Lawrece County jail. PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENTS - CANTON - State police investigated a number of property damage accidents on Friday around the region.
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Helena woman injured in two-vehicle crash
A Helena woman complained of chest and neck pain following a two-vehicle accident Thursday afternoon on state Route 37C at Rooseveltown Road in the town of Massena. Massena-based state police said Vincent C. Lashomb, 61, of 321 Mill Road, Norfolk, was eastbound on Route 37C when he pulled into the path of a vehicle operated by Kimberly S. Fresn, 32, of 2 Depot St., Helena, as he attempted to make a left hand turn onto Rooseveltown Road.
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NYSP Public Record
Massena-based state police charged Michael W. Opal Jr., 23, of 496 Converse Road, Fort Jackson, on Thursday with trespassing and second-degree harassment. The charges stemmed from an investigation into a neighborhood dispute reported to troopers on Sept.
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Norfolk woman charged with aggravated unlicensed operation in DeKalb
A Norfolk woman was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation on U.S. Highway 11 Oct. 6, according to St. Lawrence County sheriff's deputies.
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Norfolk, Brasher, Stockholm town board presented with GIS grant overview
NORFOLK – Norfolk town officials were presented with plans to transfer existing water and wastewater records into a digital format in effort to make that data available on web based applications. The village of Potsdam received a $52,183 grant from the state Archives' Local Government Records Management Improvement Fund for the Geographic Information System work.
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Massena-area man jailed on bench warrant
Village police picked up Tyler A. Valdez, 18, of 2091 Plumbrook Road, Norfolk, on a bench warrant at 2 p.m. Thursday at the St. Lawrence County Probation Department's satellite office on Harrowgate Commons. The warrant, signed by Acting Massena Village Justice Gerald P. Sharlow, alleged Mr. Valdez had violated the conditions of his probationary sentence from May 28 after he pleaded guilty to a fifth-degree attempted criminal possession of stolen property count.
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