Ogdensburg

[ awg-duhnz-burg, og- ]

noun

1. a city in NE New York, on the St. Lawrence River.

Example Sentences

Together with the police, the Ogdensburg fire department accounted for 59% of the city’s 2020 budget, Jellie says.

From Time

The local firefighters union in Ogdensburg sued the city when it cut fire positions, arguing it was violating their labor contract, and the case was fought all the way to the state Supreme Court.

From Time

Nevertheless, there is a stamp of energy at Ogdensburg, which the most careless observer cannot but see is wanting at Prescott.

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Take this case that happened at Ogdensburg, New York, during an ascension we made there.

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She managed to conduct her afternoon and evening meetings, and then went on to Ogdensburg, where she stopped with a cousin.

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Hope had made remarkable progress in music and was soon going to Ogdensburg for instruction.

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She had come home once a week from Ogdensburg and I had always had a letter between times.

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