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press-republican > Beekmantown's Austin Bradish shifts to his left to field a ground ball before throwing to first base for the out during Thursday's CVAC baseball game against Northeastern Clinton at the Beekmantown Recreation Park. The Eagles won 14-2.(P-R PHOTO/GABE DICKENS)

press-republican > The Rev. Tony Kemp will teach about faith and the keys to answered prayer at meetings tonight through Monday at First Assembly of God church in Plattsburgh.(P-R PHOTO/RACHAEL OSBORNE)

press-republican > Beekmantown's Pawandeep Singh (left) hands off the baton to Nate Foster during the boys' 1,600-meter relay at a CVAC track meet against EKMW on Thursday. The Eagles finished first in the relay and won the meet.(P-R PHOTO/GABE DICKENS )

press-republican > Joanne Hockney (left) and Kelly Jablonski make decorations for the annual CVPH Foundation fundraiser. This year's themed dinner and dance party, Plattsburghers in Paradise, will be held Saturday, June 1, at the Clinton County Fairgrounds in Morrisonville. The event will be catered by Anthony's, and the Popshow band will perform.(STAFF PHOTO/KELLI CATANA)

press-republican > Paul Jock Jr., 21, of Bangor is escorted from the Franklin County District Attorney's Office by State Police Trooper Troy Nelson and State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation Investigator Donald Martin following his arrest Thursday. Jock is charged with disclosing secret information while serving on a grand-jury panel.(Staff Photo/Denise A. Raymo)

press-republican > Harlem Wizards player David "D.P." Paul leads students in dance to the song "Apache (Jump On It)" by the Sugarhill Gang between quarters of the Wizards basketball game against the Saranac Chiefs, which included students, teachers, firefighters, state troopers and other community members. The fundraising event was held Wednesday night at Saranac Central High School. The Harlem Wizards have been entertaining audiences since 1952 with trick shots, slam dunks and impressive ball-handling combined with comedy and crowd participation to raise money for charitable organizations.(P-R PHOTO/GABE DICKENS)

press-republican > SUNY Plattsburgh student Jeff Holding boots a ball into the air while playing soccer with fellow students Stefan Nasser (right) and Sean Andrada (not pictured) at Plattsburgh City Beach. The three friends have been spending time at the beach, which doesn't officially open until June 16, in between studying for finals. The college graduation is tomorrow.(P-R PHOTO/GABE DICKENS)

press-republican > Peru's Nicole Breton (middle) is congratulated by teammates Kaylee Padron (left) and Kelly Neenan after scoring the winning run in the top of the eighth inning during Wednesday's CVAC girl's softball game against Plattsburgh at South Acres Field. The Indians defeated the Hornets, 3-0.(P-R PHOTO/GABE DICKENS)

press-republican > Westport's Brendee Russell is called out after Elizabethtown-Lewis' Emily Morris had applied the tag during Wednesday's Mountain & Valley Athletic Conference softball game. The Eagles won, 18-17.(P-R Photo/Alvin Reiner)

press-republican > Clinton County firefighters trained Monday and Tuesday at the Emergency Services facility in Plattsburgh to extinguish flammable and combustible liquids. With the increase of train cars carrying ethanol and crude oil to the Port of Albany through Clinton and Essex counties, the one-of-a-kind training is necessary, fire officials say. The program, led by the New York State Office for Fire Prevention, was funded by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority.(STAFF PHOTO/KELLI CATANA)

press-republican > Now that the mud season is over, many have been taking to the trails to hike as well as clean up, such as this group on the Blueberry Trail System, which is under the jurisdiction of the Town of Elizabethtown but is generally maintained by unpaid helpers. The work involves picking up branches that fell during the winter and clipping branches and ground growth from the previous season. Among the volunteers a recent weekend were (from left) Clyde Morse, Nancy Lindquist, Maggie Bartley, Jessica Buehler and Elena Borstein.(P-R PHOTO/ALVIN REINER)

press-republican > Northeastern Clinton's Aaron Mesick (left) prepares to throw to first for the double play, but instead has to settle for the force out of AuSable Valley's Connor Kennedy during Tuesday's CVAC boys' baseball game in AuSable Forks. The Cougars captured an 11-4 win.(P-R PHOTO/GABE DICKENS)

press-republican > AuSable Valley's Rachel Knapp (from left) takes first in the girls' 200-meter dash with Seton Catholic's Paige Spittler and Maddy Murnane follow up in second and third during Tuesday's CVAC track meet at AuSable Valley Central School. The Knights slipped by the Patriots, 61-58.(P-R PHOTO/GABE DICKENS)

press-republican > This single-story residence at 703 Fuller Road in Peru was leveled by fire early Tuesday morning. About 30 firefighters worked to put down the blaze.(P-R PHOTO/GABE DICKENS)

press-republican > Congressman Bill Owens (left), car dealership owner Bill McBride Sr. (center) and Michael Harrington, executive director of legislative affairs for the National Automobile Dealers Association, met at McBride Chevrolet in Plattsburgh to announce legislation that cuts unnecessary insurance paperwork at dealerships.(STAFF PHOTO/KELLI CATANA)

Beekmantown's Austin Bradish shifts to his left to field a ground ball before throwing to first base for the out during Thursday's CVAC baseball game against Northeastern Clinton at the Beekmantown Recreation Park. The Eagles won 14-2.

(P-R PHOTO/GABE DICKENS)

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