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The Adirondack Park Agency's acting chairwoman Karen Feldman has resigned. There are now three empty seats on the eleven-person board and three other commissioners are serving on expired terms.

The APA commission makes key zoning decisions for the Park's public and private lands.

The aluminum giant Alcoa is facing a possible strike by workers at its plant in Massena.

According to the Watertown Daily Times, members of the United Steelworkers union will vote this Friday on whether to authorize a strike. That comes after contract negotiations broke down with Alcoa and Arconic. Which also operates at the plant in Massena.

In 1968, Jay Yardley was in his late twenties and had a dream - to return to the historic summer resort where he’d spent summers as a child, and re-open it. The resort - the Bartlett Carry Club - had been in his family for generations, but had fallen into disrepair in the 1950s and '60s.

Governor Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency Monday for all eight counties along Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River, including Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties.

Lake Ontario water levels continue to rise.

The Pentagon is planning to hire a single private company to oversee the moving process for military families. The current system is plagued by delays, lost shipments, theft, and a lack of accountability.

Spring is the start of wedding season and William Laundry has seen it all. “I’ve had side yard weddings, backyard weddings, motel room weddings," explained Laundry.

Water levels in Lake Ontario continue to rise, inching closer to 2017 levels, when major flooding affected communities along the lake’s shoreline and the St. Lawrence River.