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Also on today's calendar: Classic Design Luncheon & Lecture: Beyond Blue and White with Genevieve Wheeler-Brown and 1 more event.
Today's riddle: What did the carpenter ant say when he walked into the bar? š¤ (Answer below!)
1. NBC5 Play of the Week: June 1-4 (wptz.com) ā Plattsburgh sports fans can vote on NBC5ās latest Play of the Week, featuring Peruās title-clinching catch against Plattsburgh in the Class A baseball final and a windy Class D softball championship played in Plattsburgh. The segment also spotlights Northeastern Clintonās state flag football semifinal run and promises more postseason coverage later this week.
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2. Ken Knelly named president of Clinton Community College (mynbc5.com) ā Clinton Community Collegeās acting leader Ken Knelly has been officially named the schoolās 10th president and will guide its transition onto the SUNY Plattsburgh campus. Knelly, who started at SUNY Plattsburgh in 2014, is charged with overseeing this major move that will reshape how local students access community college programs in the city.
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3. NY State of Politics (nystateofpolitics.com) ā State politics watchers will notice Plattsburghās growing profile in Albany, with Town Supervisor Michael Cashman now serving in the 115th Assembly District after a special election win. The broader roundup tracks shifting Assembly races, redistricting fights, and legislative priorities that will shape funding, taxes, and policy decisions affecting North Country communities, including Clinton County.
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4. How New Yorkers Choose Their Favorite Soft Drinks (cnynews.com) ā If you live in the Plattsburgh area, data shows Coca-Cola is still your regionās most searched soft drink, even as Dr Pepper edges ahead in several other upstate cities. A new analysis of online searches reveals surprisingly divided soda loyalties across New York, with different favorites emerging between downstate, upstate, and North Country communities.
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5. Collaboration between federal and local law enforcement leads to seizures of drugs, guns and money (irs.gov) ā Plattsburgh City Police joined federal and regional agencies in a major operation that shut down three unlicensed marijuana dispensaries in Massena and seized large quantities of drugs, cash, and weapons. Officials say the cross-agency effort, dubbed Operation Weed Out, is meant to deter illegal dispensaries across the North Country and protect communities, especially youth, from unregulated cannabis products.
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