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Claxton-Hepburn labor and delivery services could close in November (opens the original)
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SYRACUSE, New York (WWNY) - Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center’s labor and delivery services could close at the end of November. In a Syracuse bankruptcy court Wednesday, lawyers told the judge a closure plan has been filed with the state Department of Health, but it hasn’t been approved yet. If it does close at the end of November, patients will have to go to neighboring hospitals for care. Local lawmakers and the Ogdensburg community have rallied to save the service since North Star Health Allianc
Brunch returns to Carthage VFW after summer renovations (opens the original)
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WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - Brunch is back at the Carthage VFW after a brief hiatus to make some improvements. It’s been a few months since anyone has come to the Carthage VFW for brunch. Over the summer, the building underwent renovations and repairs, made possible through community donations. “After 40 years, there is rot underneath when you start tearing things apart, and we needed to make sure we were making this beautiful for the next 50 years, and sustainable for the next 50 years for our
Watertown launches rider survey to improve CitiBus service (opens the original)
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WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - Routes, times and reliability are all important to riders who travel on Watertown’s CitiBus. A city-launched survey aims to help officials make improvements for riders. Javon Marshall, waiting for the CitiBus, said he already has some improvements in mind. “I know with the Coffeen and the north side bus, they alternate, when there should be another bus for both streets,” Marshall said. Marshall has been riding the CitiBus since 2018 and said timing has been an issue.
Measles contact tracing continues in Lewis County (opens the original)
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LOWVILLE, New York (WWNY) - Lewis County Public Health officials continue reaching out to people who may have had contact with a resident infected with measles. The case, confirmed over the weekend, is the county’s first measles case since the state began regularly tracking numbers in 1994, according to county Public Health Director Ashley Waite. “It’s something that we haven’t seen in my entire time here at public health,” Waite said. The infected resident, who is unvaccinated, is in isolation
Verizon to phase out copper landlines by end of November (opens the original)
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WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - Verizon has sent letters to customers saying it will replace its copper-based landline services with more modern and secure alternatives such as fiber optics or wireless. Jeff Dawley, who uses copper landlines, said the phones have been a fixture in his household. “It was always nice just to have a landline as well,” Dawley said. Verizon has submitted a request to the Federal Communications Commission, which is pending approval. “I think it was inevitable it would ha
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