For more information, check out the Public Health Web site. Even though there has been a decline in the number of rabies cases in the past year, the St. Lawrence County Public Health Department would like to emphasize the importance of having your pets vaccinated. These pets serve as a buffer between wildlife rabies and man. Therefore, we have scheduled rabies clinics at 21 sites this Spring. The St. Lawrence County Office of Economic Development is accepting applications from youth for its 2001 Summer Youth Employment Opportunities.
Applications are available for youth still in school at their local school guidance office.
Applications must be received by Monday, May 7, 2001. It is a very worthwhile program and important to recognize those who put forth the extra effort to provide the best customer service they can. The County Planning Office is working with numerous individuals and local and state groups and agencies to make this plan happen. The New York State Department of Health started the Cancer Surveillance Improvement Initiative to improve access for residents to information about the rates of various types of cancers in communities throughout New York State. Additionally, the St. Lawrence County Public Health Department has provided answers to frequently asked questions about cancer, cancer-related definitions, and tips for lowering cancer risk.