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By: Brian Trainor
BOONVILLE- Tuesday, July 28, 2026 is opening day for the 138th annual Boonville-Oneida County Fair! ***Tickets for the Saturday night featured John Morgan concert are still available for sale online or at the fair office*** Be sure to check out our latest opening day on-air coverage with ...
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LEWIS COUNTY- The Public Health Office says another wild animal has tested positive for rabies. This time, it was a woodchuck in the town of West Turin. The results were confirmed by lab results via New York’s Department of Health. Unfortunately, a pet animal was exposed and has been placed ...
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BOONVILLE- A juvenile suspect is accused of stealing a snow blower from a village resident. Boonville Police said they investigated a complaint on Sunday. It is reported a woman resident stated that her snow-blower had been stolen. Specifically, the snow-blower had been set out by the street,...
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DIANA- A vehicle larceny complaint this week in Lewis County has resulted in the arrest of a North Country area resident. Andrew William Swanson, 33, of Natural Bridge, NY was formally charged Monday night by the New York State Police (Carthage) for one felony count of grand larceny in the fou...
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NEWPORT- State Police have made an arrest that traces back to a fatal motor vehicle collision last fall in Herkimer County. During the afternoon hours on Monday, Troopers from the Herkimer Barracks said that Jordan F. Doxtader, 33, of Newport, NY was formally charged with one felony count each...
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LEWIS COUNTY- Legal representatives for a Central New York Newspaper are after federal judges, with aims of unsealing court records regarding a suspicious immigration enforcement case against a North Country dairy farm worker. According to some of the latest publications from Syracuse, pro...
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JEFFERSON COUNTY- U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy, paid a visit to Fort Drum on Thursday. His visit is just two weeks after the renowned Army location quickly was made a quarantine site for possible Ebola patients. This development is according to some of the la...
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BOONVILLE- Out of the countless number of barns and other structures that collapsed during the winter of 2025, a horse barn at the Boonville-Oneida County Fairgrounds was one of them. The Fickbohm Barn took quite a heavy beating from a relentless snow blitz that contributed to several other si...
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BOONVILLE- A fugitive from justice, who had a violent felony warrant out for his arrest, was nabbed by local authorities last week at the 138th annual Boonville-Oneida County Fair. David E. Lee Turner, 46, of East Prairie, MO was at the fair as a third-party vendor when authorities arrested hi...
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LEWIS COUNTY- A house fire in Northern Lewis County over the weekend prompted the response of several area fire departments. It happened sometime shortly before 10:00 a.m. Saturday in the town of Croghan. It happened at an address on the Lumbley Road and Natural Bridge was the primary departme...
