Reporter Jacob Tierney reports that the Democratic candidate for the 21st Congressional District met with St. Lawrence County Democrats on Tuesday night, but Aaron Woolf gave voters no more information about who he is or how he plans to represent the north country if elected.
 

Reporter Denise Raymo reports that Franklin County is expected to sign off on a $17 million expansion project at the regional landfill in the towns of Westville and Constable on Thursday. 

Reporter Lohr McKinstry reports that voters in the Vermont towns of Cornwall and Shoreham have said they don’t want a natural-gas pipeline that would serve International Paper’s Ticonderoga mill to pass through their communities. 

Reporter Shaun Kittle reports that it appears that the Tupper Lake town board used a closed executive session to discuss whom to appoint as the board’s fifth member, a move that could be legally questionable. 

Reporter Dan Heath reports that the Town of Plattsburgh is hoping to have a consultant on board within the next 60 to 90 days to assist in building a master plan for the Saranac River Trail Greenway. 

Reporter Scott Waldman reports that under a proposed plan, New York could become the second state in the nation where it is legal to trap a bear.