Three St. Lawrence County issues highlighted in Oct. 2 roundup
A roundup lists developments involving data centers in Massena, a college program in Ogdensburg, and property cleanups in Richville and Hammond.
By the ClickNNY North Country Desk
A roundup published Oct. 2 highlighted several St. Lawrence County developments, including a split on the future of data centers in Massena and the Ogdensburg Promise, a program offering city residents attending Ogdensburg Free Academy a free path to college.
The roundup also listed county action to clean up properties in Richville and Hammond, a search for letters of interest for a Town of Louisville board vacancy, and Breast Cancer Awareness Month activities in St. Lawrence County.
Reported by ClickNNY and reviewed by an editor before publication.
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