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10 COVER STORY 8 RETURN OF PASSENGER JETS BOOSTS FLIGHTS Since the return of the 50-seat model CRJ 200 jet Watertown International Airport is off to a record-breaking start in passenger flight numbers.
FEATURES 10 AUTUMN EVENTS ACROSS NORTHERN NEW YORK
From Clayton to Ogdensburg and beyond, there’s plenty to do this fall when you plan a stay-and-fly departure from Northern New York airports.
13 TRAVEL COOL & COMFORTABLE THIS FALL
Don’t let travel be stressful this fall, travel comfortably following these easy tips.
14 IMPROVING YOUR VACATION EXPERIENCE
Master the art of stress-free travel by following these easy travel rules.
16 REDUCE YOUR RISK OF GETTING SICK WHILE TRAVELING Avoid getting sick during vacation by paying attention to your surroundings.
18 ALLEGIANT AIR TO HAULT SEVERAL FLIGHTS
Company plans to resume Florida trips to, from Ogdensburg in October
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Return of Passenger Jets Boosts Airport Flights Watertown International Airport breaks records By Brian Molongoski | Fly NNY
AMANDA MORRISON / FLY NNY Passengers disembark from a plane and head towards the terminal after landing at the Watertown International Airport.
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he return of passenger jets at Watertown International Airport is off to a record-breaking start.
Since reintroducing the 50-seat model CRJ 200 jet aircraft July 6, passenger use of American Airlines's twice-daily flights to and from Philadelphia has increased 42 percent compared to last July. Additionally, July's 4,998 total passenger count set a new record for the number of passengers going to and from Watertown International in a single month since Jefferson County took control of the airport in 2005. 8
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"We're thankful people are using the service and excited the regional jet is back," Watertown International Airport manager Grant W. Sussey said. "We're hopeful that the numbers will be good for the rest of the summer season into winter." Prior to July, American Airlines had been using the 37-seat Bombardier Dash 8 turboprop plane for more than a year to accommodate construction projects at the airport, particularly last year's runway extension from 6,000 feet to 7,001 feet. Funding for the $3.5 million
extension was granted through the Federal Aviation Administration's Airport Improvement Program in 2015. American Airlines will now keep the jet service at Watertown International year-round, which was ultimately the purpose of extending the runway by 1,000 feet. Larger passenger jet aircraft need certain runway lengths to land in winter conditions. The airport has exceeded 10,000 passenger enplanements since implementing its twice-daily Philadelphia flights, entitling it to $1 million from the Federal
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Aviation Administration every year. Last year saw 35,756 passengers flown to and from Watertown International Airport using the smaller Dash 8 aircraft. Having a higher number of passengers flying to and from the airport has helped decrease the airport’s dependence on the federal Essential Air Service program. EAS provides federal subsidies for smaller airports so they can have commercial flights. American Airlines' current annual subsidy for its air service at the airport
is $1,877,617. This is a decrease from the previous subsidy, which was over $3 million. President Donald J. Trump has threatened to eliminate the EAS program in his executive budget proposals, which has been met with resistance by Congressional lawmakers in New York state. Mr. Sussey said American Airlines changed the airport’s flights from Chicago to Philadelphia because the Philadelphia hub has better air traffic flows, in addition to better flight options in the Northeast and South. Watertown International has a handful of upcoming projects, including rehabilitation of the terminal apron, which is where aircraft are parked, refueled, unloaded or boarded. The $2.1 million reconstruction project will remove pavement deficiencies and improve drainage and lighting. Mr. Sussey expects construction on that project to begin sometime next year, adding that he is “excited” to get the apron fixed up. Other upcoming enhancements include reconstruction of an intersection between a runway and taxiway. Millions of dollars have also been invested in recently completed projects. Work was finished on a terminal expansion earlier this year. The expansion allowed the checkpoint to be straightened and included additional seating, bathrooms and wider space for passenger movement around the ticket counter. Two-thirds of the $700,000 project was funded through a state Department of Transportation grant and the rest was paid for with money from the county's Residential Community Initiative fund, meaning it did not cost local taxpayers. In 2015, the airport opened its Fixed Based Operator. The center consists of a new 14,400-square-foot hangar with conference and office space attached. The space also includes a conference room, pilot lounge, retail counter, flight school office and administrative office.
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n Color Me Remington 5k, 10 a.m. to noon, Dobinsky Center, Odgensburg. A color 5k fun walk/run will be held on the Maple City Trail. All pre-registered participants are guaranteed a t-shirt and pair of sunglasses. The event is free for children under 7, who may participate with a waiver signed by a registered parent. Cost: $20. Information: Melanie Flack, 315-393-2425.
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n Blues in the Bay, Alexandria Bay, NY. Wrap up your summer with a four-day music festival featuring waterfront views, a pleasurable atmosphere and fantastic blues music. Cost: Free. Information: www. alexbay.org, or 315-482-9531. Friday, September 15 through Sunday,
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n Gananoque Nickel Cup: Hydroplane Races, Gananoque, ON. A premier racing event druing the 40’s and 50’s, the Nickel Cup returns again this year. 70 hydroplanes compete for world records on a surveyed course. These machines can fly at speeds up to 230km/hr. Boats then burst across the start line, creating a “flying start” not seen anywhere else in the sporting world. The boats fly around the course circuit for 8 km, with the clock now counting to the race time. The course stretches along the St. Lawrence River from just off the docks at the Gananoque Inn to the Gananoque Municipal Arena. Cost: Free. Information: www. nickelcup.com.
Saturday, September 16
n 20th Annual Vintage & Classic Street Meet, Clayton, NY. The 20th Annual Vintage & Classic Street Meet features a wide array of vehicles from classic to modern.
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Enjoy downtown Clayton along the St. Lawrence river. Cost: Free. Information: www.1000islands-clayton.com
Saturday, Sept 16 n The 13th Annual Cream Cheese Festival, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Historical Downtown Lowville. Join in this annual event that celebrates local Philadelphia Cream Cheese and the home of the largest cheesecake. Food, drinks, parades and more for visitors to enjoy. Information: Contact Jeremiah S. Papineau and Beth Schaab at creamcheesefestival@gmail.com. Cost: Free.
Thursday, September 21
n Taste of the Town, 5 to 9 p.m., 1000 Islands Harbor Hotel, Clayton, NY. The River Parishes of St. John’s Episcopal and Christ Church will host “Taste of the Town”. Ten cash prizes will be awarded with the top prize being $3,500. There will be a silent auction, door prizes and a 50/50 raffle as
n Fall Foliage Drive It Yourself Tour! 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., The Croghan Depot, Croghan, NY. More rides and tours of the Croghan Depot. Rides leave every half hour. View the spectacular Lewis County fall foliage colors. Einded Peddler will be on site to accomodate and satisfy hunger and thirst. Cost: $10 family; $5 individual. Information: 315-346-6848 or visit www. newyorktains.com.
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n Punkin Chunkin, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Franklin Park Pavilion, Riverside Drive, Clayton. The annual Punkin Chunkin’ festival includes this contest where the furthest chunk wins. There are separate groups for youths, adults, and a BBQ feed throughout the event. Information: Contact the Clayton Chamber of Commerce at (315) 686-3771 for registration and more details. Cost: Free.
Saturday, October 7
n 39th Annual Autumn Festival, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Minna Anthony Common Nature Center, Wellesley Island, NY. Family fun for all with autumn themed activities, learning stations, food, drinks, and more! Enjoy a walk on the nature trail or join in on the many activities like building a scarecrow to be judged at the end of the day. Cost: Free. Information: 315-493-2637.
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raveling can be a stressful experience year-round, but there’s nothing worse than being anxious and uncomfortable while trekking to vacation during the hotter months. Autumn travel is meant for relaxation, recovery, and enjoyment. To ensure an easy and hassle-free trip, here are some tips to keep in mind while preparing for your next adventure! 1) CAPITALIZE ON WEBSITES THAT COMPARE PRICES
Whether you’re booking a flight, hotel, or bus, scoring a discounted price never hurts. The number of “deals” and prices that cover your computer screen as you search for bookings can be overwhelming. However, sites like KAYAK, Hotwire, and Trivago let you compare prices from all different resources. These services can provide prices you might not find otherwise, without any bias. This research can result in huge savings, especially for family trips! The money you save by getting the lowest price can support your more fun-filled activities. 2) PLAN FOR DELAYS
To avoid the drama that comes with the all too common flight delays, the best thing you can do is be prepared. The most important piece of this is to be mentally ready to deal with changes. Luckily, there are many flight tracker apps that provide up-to-date statuses. The best of these include
FlightAware and GateGuru. As much as we wish vacations could go as smoothly as possible, travel changes can make that difficult. Be wary that your flight could be pushed back or that your bus could be running late. Practice a go-with-the-flow attitude when it comes getting where you need to go. To ensure that delays do not affect the rest of your time, schedule appropriately! Plan all activities and reservations with delays in mind and leave enough space for mishaps to happen… because we know they do. 3) EXERCISE FUNCTION AND FASHION
Equally as important as being comfortable is being stylish. Although sweatpants and a T-shirt probably come
to mind when you think of “traveling comfortably,” there are tons of wardrobe options that allow for functionality and fashion. The most important thing to keep in mind – travel temperatures are ever-changing. There is quite often a 20-degree difference between the airport and the outdoors. The answer? Layers. Rather than a sweatshirt, bring a nicer sweater and apply if cold. Remove if warm. The time associated with travel can sometimes lead to messy hair and tired face. An easy fix is a hat, fashionable of course. Easy to carry and great at hiding flaws, it’s a great accessory to always have handy. To explore these clothing options and make your travel outfits your own, check out TravelSmith and Orvis. You might be crammed into a seat directly under the air-conditioning or on a sweltering tour bus, but that doesn’t mean you can’t look good! 4) BE WEATHER KNOWLEDGEABLE
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Dining & Lodging For visitors who work up an appetite and those who plan an overnight stay, there are many local choices.
Ogdensburg area dining Busy Corner Cafe 234 Ford St., offering breakfasts, sandwiches, soups and salads. Gran-View Restaurant 6765 state Route 37, Captain Nick’s Lounge, live entertainment, exquisite menu and wine list. The Freight House Restaurant 20 Market St. Features traditional lunch and dinner specials for nearly everyone. Little Italy Pizzeria 900 State St. Popular Italian restaurant. Phillips Diner A family-owned diner at 415 Ford St. in operation for more than 65 years. The Place 1612 Ford St., a local favorite known for its wings and friendly atmosphere. Sandwich Warehouse 601 Canton St. Sandwiches, soups and baked goods made from scratch. Delivers.
Clayton area dining Johnston House 507 Riverside Drive. Features ignature dishes, steaks and seafood. Outside bar and seating for dinning. Koffee Kove Restaurant 220 James St. Features handmade breads and signature dishes. Early morning breakfast, lunch and dinner. Wood Boat Brewery 625 Mary St. A microbrewery open yearround a few blocks from the downtown business district. Features specialty beers and handmade brick-oven pizza. 1000 Islands Harbor Hotel 200 Riverside Drive. Overlooking the St. Lawrence river, this sophisticated hotel. Amenities include a relaxed grill restaurant and a bar serving light bites.
Ogdensburg area lodging Gran-View On the River 6765 State Highway 37, a 14-acre St. Lawrence River waterfront property. The Sherman Inn Bed and Breakfast 615 Franklin St., located in a historic former elementary school. Off the Hook Bed & Breakfast 7 Butternut Drive on the riverfront just a few minutes from the Ogdensburg– Prescott International Bridge. The Stonefence Resort 7191 State Highway 37, named for its thousands of feet of stone fences and located on the waterfront. 14
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How to Make Your Vacation Go Smoothly
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lying out of the same airport and with the same airline removes some travel surprises.
Vacations provide an opportunity to relax and unwind. Yet despite the benefits of vacations, a Google Consumer survey for the travel website Skift found that nearly 42 percent of the 1,500 American participants did not take any vacation days in 2014. People have plenty of reasons to avoid traveling, but many may stay home simply because they have not mastered the art of stress-free travel. Scheduling airline flights, booking accommodations, coordinating rental cars, and planning itineraries is not always so easy, but there are plenty of ways to make vacation planning easier. · USE A TRAVEL AGENT. There certainly are a long list of user-friendly travel apps and websites. However, there's something to be said about the ease of putting travel arrangements in the hands of a professional agent. Travel agents know the ins and outs of various resorts, cruise lines, airports, and hotels. That knowledge and expertise can remove the stress from vacation planning. Travel agents also may be privy to discount codes or other specials not open to the general public, and they can pass these savings on to their customers. · CHOOSE ALL-INCLUSIVE TRIPS. If the small details of travel cause you the greatest amount of grief, all-inclusive resorts can remove that problem. All-inclusive vacations pack amenities, food, activities, and sometimes transportation into one price. Once travelers arrive at the resort, they may not have to take their wallets out at all. All-inclusive vacations may not offer the same measure of
customization as other trips, but the ease of preparing for such trips is enticing. · BECOME AN AIRLINE'S REPEAT CUSTOMER. Flying the same airline again and again can be advantageous. Travelers will be familiar with the policies of the airline, including fees and restrictions regarding baggage. This cuts down on the amount of research that needs to be done prior to each vacation. Many airlines also offer frequent flier benefits that translate into everything from advanced boarding privileges to fare discounts to accumulation of airline miles to use on future flights. · PURCHASE TRAVEL INSURANCE. Travel insurance can be a worthy investment, especially for expensive vacations and business trips. Many plans offer protection against lost luggage, trip cancellation and some out-of-network medical services. Use a service such as InsureMyTrip to find the right travel plan. · SWITCH TO A TRAVEL-FRIENDLY CREDIT CARD. For those traveling internationally, a credit card with no foreign transaction fees is a must. Another thing to consider is a "smart chip" credit card. Such cards have a special unique chip embedded in them, and these chips serve as an added measure of security. Many retailers, restaurants, hotels and public transit across Europe and Asia require these cards for transactions and cannot process older swipe and sign cards. Travel can recharge a person's proverbial batteries. Savvy travelers know that there are many ways to remove some of the more aggravating aspects of traveling. ~M.S.
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MLS 39181 - Beautiful Riverfront Home - this unique home has plenty of room for family and guests, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, plus an extra guest room with quarter bath over garage, home has open main floor plan with cathedral ceilings, separate lower level has huge master suite with a quiet sitting area and gas fire place, lovely outdoor patio, covered sitting porch, long boat dock, spacious lawn, large garage has workshop, asking only $355,000
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Easy Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Getting Sick While Traveling
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ravel and tourism is big business. According to research from the World Travel & Tourism Council in conjunction with Oxford Economics, the travel and tourism industry outpaced the global economy for the sixth consecutive year in 2016. With so many people traveling for business or pleasure, it can be easy for illness to spread. Travelers concerned about their vulnerability to colds or other ailments may be unable to avoid cramped airline cabins or crowded restaurants, but there are ways for both business travelers and vacationers to reduce their risk of getting sick while on the road. 路 STAY HYDRATED. People may remember to drink water when sitting at their desks in the office or lounging around at home, but travelers who are busy seeing the sights or attending seminars may forget to stay hydrated throughout the day. That can increase one's susceptibility to illness, as fluids carry nutrients to the cells and flush bacteria from the bladder. Older travelers should be especially vigilant about staying hydrated while traveling, as the Harvard Medical School notes that older men and women do not sense thirst as much as they did when they were younger. 路 CONTINUE EXERCISING. Even vacationers whose primary goal when traveling is to relax and unwind may want to squeeze in a little physical activity during their travels. The U.S. National 16
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Library of Medicine notes that physical activity can flush bacteria out of the lungs and airways, potentially reducing one's chances of getting a cold, the flu or another illness. In addition, exercise causes changes in antibodies and white blood cells that could help the immune systems of physically active people detect illnesses earlier than the immune systems of sedentary men and women. 路 PURCHASE HAND SANITIZER. One of the easiest ways to get sick while traveling is to come into contact with germs. Travelers tend to be out and about instead of locked inside hotel rooms, so their exposure to germs is likely greater while traveling than it is at home. Airport security agents may discard hand sanitizer at security checkpoints, so it may be unwise for travelers to bring sanitizer with them on their trips. Instead, travelers can purchase some at their destinations, carrying it with them and routinely applying it to combat germs. 路 GET SUFFICIENT SLEEP. Traveling alters routines, and some travelers may find themselves getting inadequate sleep on the road. Studies have indicated that sleep helps sustain a fully functioning immune system, and that chronic sleep loss, which may be a greater concern for business travelers than vacationers, can impair the immune system. When traveling, men and women should make a concerted effort to get adequate sleep each night. Traveling can be a jolt to the body and make it more vulnerable to illness. But no matter how often a person travels, he or she can take steps to protect their bodies getting sick while on the road. ~M.S.
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llegiant Air will be dropping one route from Ogdensburg International Airport to Florida and adding a new one to the Sunshine State in November, according to officials with the low-cost carrier. In November, Allegiant will add Tampa Bay to its list of areas serviced from Ogdensburg, according to spokeswoman Krysta Levy. She said the “Tampa/St. Pete route” will take the place of the Fort Lauderdale route that has been offered from Ogdensburg since last year. She said Ogdensburg’s Orlando-Sanford route will stay in place. “The confusion was that they do take a short break for half of August and September, but that’s not a new break or anything we pull back many of our routes in that time period because it’s a pretty low fly period,”
Ms. Levy said. The announcement of the route change came a day after company officials said Allegiant will temporarily halt flights from Ogdensburg to Florida between mid-August and October. The hiatus is only temporary because this is typically a “low-demand” period for the airline to fly into the Florida market, according to company officials. But when flights resume this fall, there will be a new service operating twice weekly between Ogdensburg and St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport. The airport services the Tampa-St. Pete metropolitan area. The first flight for that destination is expected to be Nov. 16. Exact flight days and times will be available on the company’s website, Allegiant.com. In a statement Tuesday, a senior vice president for the company said the Tampa Bay area should become a popular destination for travelers from the north country and
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