Update:
Two Fort Drum soldiers absent without leave from the Army have been arrested in Columbus, Ohio on first degree murder charges.
The two were taken into custody without incident after a manhunt spanning four states including New York.
Daniel Smith, 22, and Steven “Mo” Wilson, 19 are accused of murdering a pastor in West Virginia.
From Friday:Â
According to the Herald-Dispatch , first degree murder warrants have been issued for two soldiers who are considered AWOL from Fort Drum.
Officials say Daniel Smith, 22, and Steven “Mo” Wilson, 19, are wanted in connection to the death of Reverend Mark McCalla, who was shot on June 19.
The article states that Smith and Wilson were recently stationed at Fort Drum, but left in the past months.
The Army installation is the suspects’ last known ties to the North Country area and it is unknown why they left.
Local authorities are asked to be on the lookout for the two individuals.
Smith is...
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Hot Market: Ft. Drum Area Runs Against Averages Home sales in Watertown, NY, have been slipping through the year, not unlike many areas across the country. With the number of home sales dropping, prices usually decline in turn. However, in this community that plays host to U.S. Army Base Fort Drum and its 10th Mountain [...]... more
The Army Corps of Engineers in Pittsburgh announced this morning it is taking “urgent measures to address severe erosion” discovered at Allegheny River Lock and Dam No. 6 near Kittanning.
A recent inspection by divers found the erosion threatens to undermine the stability of the dam at the navigation facility.
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It didn’t occur to me until I read a recent blog about Army advertising that the Army shouldn’t really be advertising. Who else advertises for a chance to get yourself killed, and if not, you’ll get some money and good health benefits later?
Don’t get me wrong - I’m not bashing the Army or any of the armed forces and I’m very thankful for all the women and men who are out there fighting for us and those that have been wronged. This post isn’t abou... more
It won’t be a major deal but a little snow or rain coming over the next couple of days…and NOT freezing rain! Heres my forecast:
Wednesday night…partly cloudy and cold…low around 3. Thursday…partly sunny in the morning then clouds increase…maybe snow or rain in the afternoon…high 28. Friday…maybe a snow shower in the morning then a chance of a few rain showers by afternoon…high 42. Friday night…rain and snow showers to snow show... more
Cecil B. Pye, 76, of County Route 4, died March 10, Genesis Healthcare of Northern New York.
He was born February 28, 1931, in Rochester, the son of Cecil and Eleanor Pye and graduated for Rochester School.
He married Beverly Adams, September of 1951, that marriage end in divorce.
He later remarried Beverly Adams on December 31, 1994.
Mr. Pye served in the US Air Force from 1951 to 1959, retiring as Staff Sergeant.
While in the military he was an aircraft mechanic and received his fix... more
Robert Noble Davis, age 83, of Edwards, died March 10, 2008 at his home under the loving care of his family and Hospice of St. Lawrence Valley.Mr. Davis was born on May 30, 1924 in the Carthage Hospital, the son of the late Glen L. and Vera K. (Noble) Davis.
He attended the Edwards School until quitting to work on the railroad with his father.
He spent most of his life with his grandparents, Leveritt and Lena Noble.
Upon the death of his grandfather, Robert lived with his grandmot... more
Mary M. Fitzpatrick, 79, of Madison St., Chaumont, died March 9, at Samaritan Keep Nursing Home where she had been a resident since September 25, 2007. She was born August 16, 1928, in Watertown, the daughter of Clarence Sr. and Catherine Lalonde Lephart. She graduated from Watertown High School in 1946.
She married Lee Fitzpatrick, August 16, 1953, at Holy Family Church Watertown, by Rev. Farrell.
Mr. Fitzpatrick died January 2, 1997.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick move to Chaumont in 1961 and worke... more
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