Ogdensburg, United States (Local)
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Matt Curatolo's coverage focuses heavily on local government and community developments in Ogdensburg, New York. He often covers announcements related to public safety, infrastructure projects, business openings, and local government decisions.
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OGDENSBURG — The Charter Review Commission has proposed a number of changes, including lifting residency requirements for department heads and city manager at the discretion of City Council, as well
OGDENSBURG — An Ogdensburg artist has left his mark on Sweet Emilie’s Coffee & Ice Cream.
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OGDENSBURG — Ogdensburg police and the Ogdensburg City School District will be partnering up to educate children in grades 3-6 on e-bike rules and safety.
MORRISTOWN — The Morristown Central School District has a school resource officer for the 2025-2026 school year.
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TORONTO — On a stage at the Canadian Opera Company's Four Seasons Centre, Ogdensburg's Sloane Ryan took some of her first steps in becoming an opera singer.
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OGDENSBURG — On a small farmstead outside of Ogdensburg, five small or “tiny” homes are in the process of being made live-in ready, another salvo in the battle against homelessness
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MORRISTOWN — Morristown Promotions is kicking off its 5th anniversary of River Lights at Bayside Park in a big way.
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OGDENSBURG — A jamboree has been planned to benefit the owners of Ford Street businesses destroyed by a November fire.
