Croghan man charged in road-sign damage across three Lewis County towns
A Croghan man has been charged in connection with damage to road signs in three Lewis County towns.
By the ClickNNY North Country Desk
A Croghan man has been charged in connection with damage to road signs in three Lewis County towns, according to initial reports.
The material did not identify the towns, the agency that filed the charges, the specific charges, or when the alleged damage occurred. Those details should be confirmed through a primary source before publication.
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