Five Face Narcotics Charges After Corinth Search

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• Waterford Woman Charged With Welfare Fraud

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• Saratoga County Inmate Charged in Jail Assault

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• Slate Ridge Owner Faces Foreclosure, Plans Lawsuit

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• Corinth Man Faces Felony Drug Charges After I-87 Stop

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