Rachel Hunter
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Wormuth leads Jacks X-Country team at Brushton (opens the original)
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TUPPER LAKE â The Tupper Lake cross country team had an opportunity, along with the other teams in the Northern Athletic Conference, to run on the course that will be on display later this fall for the Section 10 Interdivisional meet, where All Northern honors will be earned. The course is the home course for Brushton-Moira, and no fewer than 128 runners competed last Tuesday. Team honors for the boys went to Norwood-Norfolk Flyers, who scored 65 points to claim top honors. Massena finished se
RACHEL'S VIEW: Courtesy kills at red lights (opens the original)
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People treat red lights like suggestions now. They treat hand signals from strangers like gospel. A palm flicks. A nod tilts. A stranger waves someone through a red light. And the driver obeys. It is madness. It is arrogance. It is how people die. A red light is not a conversation. It is not a negotiation. It is not a polite gesture. It is law. It is physics. It is the thin line between order and chaos. Yet every day someone decides that a strangerâs hand is wiser than the signal above them. T
RACHEL'S VIEW: Courtesy kills at red lights (opens the original)
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People treat red lights like suggestions now. They treat hand signals from strangers like gospel. A palm flicks. A nod tilts. A stranger waves someone through a red light. And the driver obeys. It is madness. It is arrogance. It is how people die. A red light is not a conversation. It is not a negotiation. It is not a polite gesture. It is law. It is physics. It is the thin line between order and chaos. Yet every day someone decides that a strangerâs hand is wiser than the signal above them. T
North Country remembers the night Dolly Parton took the stage at St. Lawrence County Fair (opens the original)
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Dolly Partonâs passing marks the end of an era in American music, storytelling and cultural generosity. Her voice, her wit and her unmistakable warmth shaped generations. Yet here in St. Lawrence County, her legacy carries a special local resonance, a memory rooted in a summer night in 1972, when a young Dolly Parton stepped onto the grandstand stage at the Gouverneur and St. Lawrence County Fair alongside Porter Wagoner and company. She was just 26 then, already a rising star but still early
North Country remembers the night Dolly Parton took the stage at St. Lawrence County Fair (opens the original)
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Dolly Partonâs passing marks the end of an era in American music, storytelling and cultural generosity. Her voice, her wit and her unmistakable warmth shaped generations. Yet here in St. Lawrence County, her legacy carries a special local resonance, a memory rooted in a summer night in 1972, when a young Dolly Parton stepped onto the grandstand stage at the Gouverneur and St. Lawrence County Fair alongside Porter Wagoner and company. She was just 26 then, already a rising star but still early
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