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Port Henry's downtown business district will be the subject of a renewal study if the village gets one of the Community Smart Growth grants that many Adirondack municipalities are seeking. The state says the popular grants will be awarded in March.(Staff Photo/Lohr McKinstry)

Icicles hang off playground equipment in Plattsburgh after freezing rain moved through the North Country Tuesday, making it unsafe to play outside or drive for a time. The forecast for today is milder temperatures with showers. For more about accidents caused by the weather, see Page A9. For the weather forecast, see Page A2.(Staff Photo/Rob Fountain)

A climber navigates a wall by Chapel Pond in Keene Valley while a belayer stands in the lower right of the photo. Milder temperatures this week will melt away some of the frozen surface that climbers look for on mountains and ice anglers need on lakes.(Staff Photo/Alvin Reiner)

Jessica Goodine (left) of Northeastrn Clinton keeps an eye on the ball while Plattsburgh High's Kristin Varano (center) and Chelsey Corral (right) defend on play in CVAC volleyball action Monday night at PHS. PHS won match 3-0. Bonus photos at www.pressrepublican.com. See CVAC volleyball roundup, Page B4.(Staff Photo/Michael Betts)

Leo and Harriet Drollette stroll through the Champlain Centre mall during Meadowbrook Healthcare's Mall Walkers Program in Plattsburgh.
(Staff Photo/Rob Fountain)

Wendell Castine backed his car into the window of Koffee Kat restaurant in downtown Plattsburgh Monday morning as he was trying to park to pick his wife up at Corner-Stone Bookshop. "I was backing up to park and boom! all at once the car just took off," he told the Press-Republican. Here, Castine (left) looks at the damage with Frank Zappala, whose wife, Patty Waldron, owns the building. No one was injured.(P-R Photo/Kelli Catana)

Traumatic brain injury sufferer Vicki Chaffee looks fondly at Rosa Parks, a cat who also has a brain injury, with her husband, Dale, in the background in their Plattsburgh home. Mrs. Chaffee is inspired by the cat. (Staff Photo/Michael Betts)

CVPH Medical Center Registered Nurse Mary Vassar demonstrates the new Medication Safety Program bar-code system with patient Gilles Herbert at the Plattsburgh hospital.
(Staff Photo/Rob Fountain)

Plattsburgh State Student Association President Angel Acosta is shown on campus in Java Joe's. He wants to foster a sense of family at the college.(Staff Photo/Rob Fountain)

Port Henry's downtown business district will be the subject of a renewal study if the village gets one of the Community Smart Growth grants that many Adirondack municipalities are seeking. The state says the popular grants will be awarded in March.

(Staff Photo/Lohr McKinstry)