After seven years of lead up, Potsdam is finally closing the books (at least officially) on its downtown streetscape project. State, county and village officials, including New York Secretary of State Walter T. Mosley, gathered on new sidewalks on Market Street today (Thursday, Oct. 15) for a ribbon cutting celebrating the completion of the village’s state-funded $5.31 million streetscape rehab and riverwalk projects. The projects, which gave a facelift to Market Street, Raymond Street and parts of Maple Street, were funded through the state’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI). Read more here. Photos by NCTW and Two Guys and a Camera.