Wednesday, April 21, 2021 - 9:16 am
BY JIMMY LAWTON
North Country This Week
The sixth annual St. Lawrence County “Survey of the Community” is now available and includes data on topics including quality of life, societal issues, COVID-19 behavior, personal finance, the county trail system, internet access and marijuana legalization.
The report was created by the Center for Community Studies at Jefferson Community College and presented Monday to St. Lawrence County legislators.
The “Quality of Life” survey results show that the majority of respondents believe the area has good or excellent policing and crime control, education, quality of life and quality of environment.
St Lawrence County Legislators to hear findings of annual survey of the county at meeting tonight
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OGDENSBURG â The Democratic Party primary for the City Council race this year has been canceled after St. Lawrence County Board of Elections officials ruled Monday that a petition of a potential candidate is invalid.
Democratic Elections Commissioner Jennie H. Bacon and Republican Elections Commissioner Thomas A. Nichols unanimously ruled Monday morning that the City Council candidate petition submitted by Richard J. Breen, of Ford Street, is invalid. Mr. Breen filed his petition on the Democratic Party line.
Mr. Breen could not be reached for comment Monday. The phone number he provided to the county Board of Elections is out of service.