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As a result of a surplus of power allocations from the Moses-Saunders power dam, a Potsdam paper company is expanding its business, creating 22 new jobs for the area. The Moses-Saunders power dam is a hydroelectric dam located on the St.…

This past week, the Iranian government reversed their decision to deny visas to the United States Wrestling Team before an upcoming tournament. The Freestyle World Cup, taking place February 16-17, is one of the most respected in the sport,…

By Lexie Perlow KSLU Correspondent Last Wednesday Saint Lawrence University held a forum to discuss the intricacies of the White House Executive Order to ban certain immigrants and refugees from entering the country based on their…

Winterlude, Ottawa’s winter celebration, will run this year from February 3 through February 20. This is the 39th year that the Capital has hosted Winterlude. One of the biggest appeals for Winterlude is the chance to skate the frozen…

By KATE ANGUS STAFF WRITER On Friday, January 27th, President Trump issued an executive order severely restricting immigration into the United States. The order bars people from seven predominantly Muslim countries – Iran, Libya, Iraq,…

By AMANDA BROOKS EDITOR-AT-LARGE If you have used the bathrooms in the Student Center or the ODY Library this semester, you have probably noticed a change to the countertops. As the result of an Innovation Grant, Liz Castricone ’17…

By KATIE WILSON STAFF WRITER We are only ten days into the presidency of Donald J. Trump and already the incumbent has passed 13 executive orders. While every president since George Washington, aside from William Henry Harrison, has…

By EMERY YOUNGER NEWS EDITOR In recent weeks tensions have been rising along the Israeli-Palestine border, following an announcement that Israel will be building a series of new settlement homes in a portion of land that is claimed by…