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Press-Republican > Beekmantown's Mikaela Frechette goes through her routine on the balance beam. Frechette overcame a week-long bout with the flu to help the Eagles wrest the title from PHS. (P-R Photo/Michael Betts)

Press-Republican > The new playground at Moriah Elementary School was funded by the school's Parent-Teacher Association. Parents (from left) are: Sue Leszczynski, Kelli Valentine and Erica Kazlo. The PTA raised about $5,500, Stewart's Shops matched $5,000 of that, and the playground was built over the summer. A dedication was recently held with complementary hot dogs and beverages.(Staff Photo/Lohr McKinstry)

Press-Republican > Nancy Church (left) and Nicole Laravia read ads on-air during the Plattsburgh Kiwanis Club's annual Radio Day on WIRY. The event is a major fundraiser for the club. All the funds collected through ad sales benefit local community-service projects.(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Press-Republican > Instructor Marie Short leads members of the Champlain Valley Irish Dance group through "The Walls of Limerick" traditional Celtic dance during the group's Harvestime Hoolie fundraiser at Gilligan's Getaway in Plattsburgh. The group involves more than 60 dancers, with classes held at Clinton County Senior Citizens Center for ages 5 and up. The dancers perform year-round in parades and community events.(P-R Photo/Michael Betts)

Press-Republican > Michelle LaBounty, marketing director and co-owner of the Plattsburgh Housing Outlet.(P-R Photo/Rachel Moore)

Press-Republican > Brandy Sorrell of Altona stands with her son Christopher, who is dressed as SpongeBob SquarePants, as he feels for a bowl full of candy Saturday at the Plattsburgh Housing Outlet's 10th-annual Halloween Festival and Fundraiser to benefit the Ronald McDonald House in Burlington, Vt.(P-R Photo/Rachel Moore)

Press-Republican > Moriah Supervisor Thomas Scozzafava (right) talks about the Champlain Bridge closure crisis as Crown Point Supervisor Dale French (left) and Essex County Department of Public Works Superintendent Frederick Buck listen Sunday.(Staff Photo/Lohr McKinstry)

Press-Republican > Beekmantown's Emily Vasquez is poised to finish fourth in the all-around, helping the Eagles win the Section VII title. Bonus photos of the meet will be available at pressrepublicanphotos.com by midday. (P-R Photo/Michael Betts)

Press-Republican > Homeowner Clayton Phinney (left foreground) and Principal Engineer Jack Dodson discuss how the proposed Elizabethtown sewer system will be connected to houses. In the background, others in attendance look over plans and maps.(Staff Photo/Alvin Reiner)

Beekmantown's Mikaela Frechette goes through her routine on the balance beam. Frechette overcame a week-long bout with the flu to help the Eagles wrest the title from PHS.

(P-R Photo/Michael Betts)

> Beekmantown's Mikaela Frechette goes through her routine on the balance beam. Frechette overcame a week-long bout with the flu to help the Eagles wrest the title from PHS. (P-R Photo/Michael Betts)

Beekmantown's Mikaela Frechette goes through her routine on the balance beam. Frechette overcame a week-long bout with the flu to help the Eagles wrest the title from PHS.

(P-R Photo/Michael Betts)

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