Firefighters from Keeseville and Peru spray foam on the remains of Brent Morrow's woodworking shed after it caught fire at about 2 p.m. Monday afternoon. His home, located at 282 Giddings Road, only feet from the shed was not damaged. See story, page A3. (Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

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AuSable Valley's Ben Ford earns a win in the 200-yard individual medley during a boys' swim meet against Plattsburgh High Tuesday. The Hornets won the meet.(P-R Photo/Rob Fountain)

E'town-Lewis's Justin LaPier goes around Matthew Stalker of Chazy with Justin Brothers coming in to help during a boys' basketball game Tuesday. The Lions won, 48-28.(Staff Photo/Alvin Reiner)

Elizabethtown-Lewis's Shonna Brooks (left) puts up a shot during a game against Schroon Lake this season.(Staff Photo/Alvin Reiner)

Firefighters from Keeseville and Peru spray foam on the remains of Brent Morrow's woodworking shed after it caught fire at about 2 p.m. Monday afternoon. His home, located at 282 Giddings Road, only feet from the shed was not damaged. See story, page A3.
(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

A fire gutted a woodworking shed, trailer and car Monday at 282 Giddings Road in Chesterfield. All three were damaged beyond repair. (Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Arin Burdo, Elizabethtown Social Center director, spearheads the campaign to stop the sales of K2 and similar products.(Staff Photo/Alvin Reiner)

Using coupons and smart shopping, National Honor Society members Taylor Hall (from left), Elliott Munger, Gaurav Sheni, Justine Rotz and Kaylee Pobocik, along with 25 other Plattsburgh High School students, raised more than $1,000 in food to be donated to the Interfaith Food Shelf at the Plattsburgh United Methodist Church.
(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)

Junghoon Roh (left) and the Plattsburgh State men's basketball team host Oneonta tonight in SUNYAC action. Roh, a senior, scored a career-high 19 in a 70-61 win over the Red Dragons earlier this season.(P-R Photo/Gabe Dickens)

Cracks discovered in the concrete support pillars on the new Champlain Bridge are not structurally dangerous, according to the New York State Department of Transportation. The old bridge was closed and torn down because of cracks that did threaten the integrity of the old span.
(Staff Photo/Lohr McKinstry)

Firefighters from Keeseville and Peru spray foam on the remains of Brent Morrow's woodworking shed after it caught fire at about 2 p.m. Monday afternoon. His home, located at 282 Giddings Road, only feet from the shed was not damaged. See story, page A3.

(Staff Photo/Kelli Catana)