Three Mile Bay NewsLocal news for Three Mile Bay, NY continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Animal Advocates Begging Jefferson County to Get Involved in Cat Crisis- April 29, 2008 "As we've found these abandoned cats, good companion cats, we've taken them in and put them up for adoption. We're no longer going to be doing that. We are overwhelmed." Animal advocates are begging Jefferson County legislators to get involved in the cat crisis that is hitting the North Country hard. via WWNY-TV Watertownhttp://www.topix.net/city/three-mile-bay-ny/2008/04/animal-advocates-begging-jefferson-cou... Lyme wind survey complaint rebutted- April 17, 2008 "No developer could work under the ordinance" "Much ado about nothing." Paul E. Carr, a Lyme resident and professor of engineering at Cornell University, Ithaca, used that phrase to describe the debate about an open-ended answer on the wind zoning ... via Watertown Daily Timeshttp://www.topix.net/city/three-mile-bay-ny/2008/04/lyme-wind-survey-complaint-rebutted?fr... Hole opens at Fort Drum- April 11, 2008 "My arms were free, so I wasn't really concerned until a fireman said they didn't know where this might go" A sinkhole opened Thursday morning in a children's playground at Fort Drum, dropping a woman about six feet below ground level. via Watertown Daily Timeshttp://www.topix.net/city/three-mile-bay-ny/2008/04/hole-opens-at-fort-drum?fromrss=1 No plea bargain for Lisa Parker- April 4, 2008 "It's our opinion there was some kind of panic attack" Parker being wheeled into Jefferson County Court for arraignment Lisa Parker indicted for fatal crash Plea bargain talks broke down Friday for the Cayuga County woman accused of killing her three young children ... via WWTIhttp://www.topix.net/city/three-mile-bay-ny/2008/04/no-plea-bargain-for-lisa-parker?fromrs... Supervisor requests wind law revisions- April 2, 2008 "We didn't attach names. Once you find names for who can and can't have the turbines, you get emotional." Pleas from Lyme landowners have pushed town Supervisor Scott G. Aubertine to seek reduced setback requirements for the proposed zoning law amendment. via Watertown Daily Timeshttp://www.topix.net/city/three-mile-bay-ny/2008/04/supervisor-requests-wind-law-revisions... |