The 2012-2013 Willsboro Central School District budget vote is scheduled for May 15th in the school gymnasium from Noon until 8pm. The board of Education has established a $7.9 million spending plan that reflects no increase in the district's budget

It was recently announced that Megan Fortrell, a long time PA at the Smith House Healthcare Center will be leaving In April.

In an announcement late Thursday, Assemblywoman Sayward stated that after 20 years in public service, she and her family have decided it is time to step down.

If you see a pick-up truck around town with bags of onions hanging out the back, you have found Ed Collins. Ed has been selling Vadalia Onions for the Shriners for many years and has become well know in the area around this time of year.

With the unseasonable warm spring temperatures local maple producers scurried to get production started. Bradley French of Maple Brook Farms in Reber said that even though it was the earliest he has ever tapped, it was also the shortest season. 

 With a proven need and approved funding, the Willsboro Fire Department has a new heavy rescue truck.

It did not take the Survivor winner long to give back to the community that she came from.

Willsboro's Ida Atkinson Turns 100

With a big fan-fare on January 28th, friends and family gathered at the Elizabethtown Hospital to wish Ida (Rumney) Atkinson a happy 100th birthday.

Healing Garden and Memorial Seeks Donations

Located at the Memorial Cemetery on the Essex Road, this non-denominational public garden was started in 2010

Playing on a neutral court at AuSable Valley, Willsboro pulled ahead of Elizabethtown-Lewis by the end of the first half at 29-20.

Rugby to Return to Willsboro

Registration for the Willsboro chapter of the Adirondack Barkeaters U19 Boys and Girls Rugby Football Club will take place Thursday February 9th at 7 pm at the Willsboro Visitor's Center downtown. All area teenage boys and girls (Champlain to Moriah) are eligable and there is no experience necessary.

High School Basket Ball Off to Winning Start

The Willsboro boys varsity team has taken the new season by storm. In the first three regulation games of the MVAC

Town Board Makes New Year Changes

The January organizational meeting of the Willsboro Town Board produced a few changes for 2012.

Fund Balance to Support Raises and Cost Increases

After three budget workshops and a public hearing, the Willsboro Town Board is struggling to complete a final budget. 

Local Missle Site Cold War Relic

Time-line 1960, Cuba aligns itself with Communist Russia and the U.S. terminates all

How Old is Old?

Two SUNY geology professors spent a few days in town recently working on a project studying climate changes in the Champlain Valley. Prof. John Rayburn (SUNY New Pultz) and Prof. David Barclay (SUNY