Podcast Story Of The Day terbaik (2024)

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4/18/24: What could save North Creek's beleaguered nursing home 10:03

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(Apr 18, 2024) People in North Creek in the southern Adirondacks are worried the only local nursing home is about to close. Elderwood's administrator says the future hinges on a $2.5 million state grant. Also: A new visitor center on the St. Lawrence Seaway will give people a great new view of the locks in Massena.…

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I’ll Take the Nine 0:32

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From: The Exploits of the Incomparable Mulla Nasrudin by Idries ShahOleh The Idries Shah Foundation

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4/17/24: Was there an eclipse economic bump? 9:54

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(Apr 17, 2024) Thousands of people flooded into the Adirondacks to witness the total solar eclipse last week. In Saranac Lake, some businesses saw big bumps in sales, while others came away a little disappointed. Also: An independent candidate is joining the crowded field to be Plattsburgh's next mayor.…

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4/16/24: Glens Falls may be the first in the NoCo to complete its DRI 9:54

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(Apr 16, 2024) Glens Falls was the first community in the North Country to win the state's 10 million dollar revitalization grant. Eight long years later, the city can finally see the finish line for all its projects and improvements. Also: The hospital in Plattsburgh went into lockdown for a few hours yesterday, two months after police prevented a…

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4/15/22: What if you can't afford a funeral? 9:25

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(Apr 15, 2024) A burial and funeral for a loved one can cost a family thousands of dollars. The government helps pay for the poorest people, but eligibility is low, leaving families to scramble for money when someone dies. Also: The state budget is two weeks late, and lawmakers are starting to point fingers.…

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4/12/24: A nursing home on the edge 9:53

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(Apr 12, 2024) A nursing home in North Creek in the southern Adirondacks is teetering on the brink of closure. The problem is the way nursing homes get reimbursed by Medicaid. Also: A spring hike to a mighty waterfall, also in the southern Adirondacks.Oleh NCPR News

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4/11/24: Serving slices to eclipse traffic 9:16

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(Apr 11, 2024) The worst predictions about eclipse gridlock and bare grocery shelves didn't come true Monday. But there was bumper-to-bumper traffic heading to the Northway. One pizzeria in Warrensburg started delivering to hungry motorists. Also: A deal to incentivize new affordable housing in New York is holding up the state budget.…

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4/10/24: Economic troubles in college towns 9:58

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(Apr 10, 2024) Colleges and universities are a pillar of the North Country's economy. Many are under severe financial stress right now. College communities like Canton, Potsdam, and Plattsburgh are worried about the future. Also: What to do with those eclipse sunglasses now that we won't see another in the North Country for decades.…

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4/9/24: A break from work, for totality 9:58

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(Apr 9, 2024) Many people had to work during the eclipse yesterday. At a hardware store in Canton, employees got creative and slipped up to the roof to get a perfect view. Also: A woman from Louisville in St. Lawrence County is trying to bring the community's historic town hall back to life.Oleh NCPR News

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4/8/24: It was incredible 9:55

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(Apr 8, 2024) The eclipse! People from Canton to Tupper Lake to Keene on what totality meant for them on this extraordinary day in the North Country.Oleh NCPR News

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4/5/24: How one North Country school district is going all out for the eclipse 8:29

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(Apr 5, 2024) Hermon-Dekalb Central School has been planning for months to make the total solar eclipse extra special for its students. They’ve been teaching astronomy lessons, doing science experiments and planning lots of fun activities for eclipse day on Monday, April 8. Also: North Country Congresswoman Elise Stefanik raised over $7 million in …

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4/4/24: Emergency services agencies are plagued by issues with staffing and costs 9:10

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(Apr 4, 2024) A new report says emergency services are struggling across New York, and that they need more help from the state. We’ll hear from ambulance services in Jefferson and Warren counties. Also: Watertown’s city council has approved some short-term funding to keep Zoo New York open, but local leaders still aren’t sure about its long-term fu…

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4/3/24: NY prisons plan to keep inmates inside for the eclipse. Some are suing 10:00

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(Apr 3, 2024) New York has decided to lock down its 44 state prisons for the solar eclipse on Monday, April 8. While others watch the moon block out the sun, inmates and some prison staff will be kept inside. Some may never have another chance to see a total solar eclipse; the next one in New York won’t be for another 55 years. A small group of inm…

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4/2/24: NY is switching to electric school buses. Alex Bay is already getting started 9:51

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(Apr 2, 2024) New York has an ambitious set of climate goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. One state mandate says every public school bus must be electric by 2035. That rule's gotten a lot of pushback from Republican lawmakers and some school districts. Today, reporter Amy Feiereisel takes us to the first place in the North Country to get ele…

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4/1/24: Visa program for foreign doctors expands to increase specialists in region 8:57

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(Apr 1, 2024) People seeking specialized medical care in the North Country often struggle to find doctors. Starting today, a visa waiver program that aims to increase the pool of foreign doctors in the region is opening up to specialty physicians. Also: A disagreement over increasing criminal penalties for retail theft is one of many issues delayin…

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3/29/24: Signs of spring, much earlier 9:14

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(Mar 29, 2024) We're all noticing much earlier signs of spring this year. But research at Paul Smiths College shows it's not an anomaly. Climate change is bringing spring many days earlier to the North Country. Also: State legislative leaders say the budget will be late again this year.Oleh NCPR News

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3/28/24: Who's going to fight the fires? 9:44

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(Mar 28, 2024) As the North Country's population has declined and gotten older over decades, fewer people are volunteering to staff local fire departments. Who's going to put out the fires if there's no one at the fire hall? Also: The legislature passed several bills to combat climate change this session. They're now on Gov. Hochul's desk to sign i…

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3/27/24: What's in a name when people bully you for it 9:47

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(Mar 27, 2024) Many kids, often from immigrant families, use an Anglicized name at school and their given name at home. A writer speaking at St. Lawrence University Thursday talks about how her name shaped her identity. Also: Clinton County has $3 million in state funding to expand its busy industrial park.…

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3/26/24: An Adirondack rescue 9:25

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(Mar 26, 2024) The Adirondacks are beautiful, but they can also be dangerous when people aren't prepared. Forest rangers rescued a lost hiker last weekend during a snowstorm who was suffering from severe frostbite. They say he's lucky to be alive. Also: State officials and emergency responders are ramping up for thousands of visitors for the total …

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3/25/24: Asylum seeker fears in Lake George 9:45

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(Mar 25, 2024) Lake George has long-awaited plans for new worker housing for the busy summer season. But unfounded concerns that the apartments would be used for asylum seekers threatens to derail the project. Also: State officials are warning people to stay out of the Adirondack backcountry on the day of the total eclipse.…

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3/22/24: Two big headaches for education 10:01

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(Mar 22, 2024) Two huge issues confronting American education and how they're playing out in the North Country. The government's fumble on financial aid that has hopeful college students in a state of limbo, and a teacher and school staffing shortage that has no end in sight.

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Nobody Complains... 0:43

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From: The Pleasantries of the Incredible Mulla Nasrudin by Idries ShahOleh The Idries Shah Foundation

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3/21/24: Kids give Clarkson a Frozen Four send-off 9:27

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(Mar 21, 2024) Clarkson University's women's hockey team is off to the NCAA Frozen Four for a semi-final match against Ohio State. Before they left, they high-fived some of their biggest fans: kids at Potsdam's elementary and middle schools. Also: A former Republican Plattsburgh mayor has entered the crowded field to win back his old job.…

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3/20/24: A mom visits her son in prison 9:31

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(Mar 20, 2024) There are more than 8,000 people in prison in the North Country. Visiting a loved one behind bars can be complicated and expensive. We hear from one mother. Also: Potsdam had a farewell rally today for Clarkson's women's hockey team, which is going to the national Frozen Four tournament this weekend.…

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3/19/24: A journalist's life as a CO 9:40

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(Mar 19, 2024) Journalist Ted Conover wanted to know what it was like to work in a prison. So he became a correction officer. A conversation about what he learned about life on the inside, part of our series this week on prisons in the North Country.Oleh NCPR News

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3/18/24: Where did all the COs go? 9:54

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(Mar 18, 2024) Corrections officers in state prisons were once coveted jobs in the North Country with great benefits. But today almost 2,000 of those jobs are going unfilled. Why people aren't lining up to be COs anymore. Also: St. Lawrence County's district attorney is investigating dozens of claims of abuse at the Ivy Ridge boarding school in Ogd…

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3/15/24: Who gets to take credit for federal funding? 9:58

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(Mar 15, 2024) Critics are attacking Representative Elise Stefanik for taking credit for federal funding in her district that she originally voted against in Congress. A conversation with a political scientist about the mechanics and ethics of bringing home the bacon from Washington. Also: The statewide burn ban takes effect tomorrow. State officia…

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The Speed-Traveller 0:30

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From: The Subtleties of the Inimitable Mulla Nasrudin by Idries ShahOleh The Idries Shah Foundation

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3/14/24: Sexual assault and harassment claims at Clinton County's jail 9:28

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(Mar 14, 2024) Clinton County Sheriff David Favro is defending his handling of multiple sexual harassment and assault allegations by female former officers at the county jail. A petition has hundreds of signatures for Favro to step down. Also: State police have arrested the former director of a public housing complex in Jefferson County.…

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3/13/24: Lost dog? Ask a drone operator 9:47

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(Mar 13, 2024) It can be heartbreaking when a pet goes missing. A man from Malone is using a high-tech drone to search for missing dogs (and finding them!) Also: The St. Lawrence County district attorney is launching an investigation into abuse allegations from a Netflix documentary about a former boarding school in Ogdensburg.…

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3/12/24: The ski to Great Camp Santanoni 9:42

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(Mar 12, 2024) Thanks to Sunday's snowfall, there's still some skiing to be had in the Adirondacks. Great Camp Santanoni's winter weekend takes you deep into the mountains to a piece of Adirondack history. We have an audio postcard. Also: Assemblyman Scott Gray is calling for an investigation into a former boarding school in Ogdensburg that's the s…

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3/11/24: Calling for peace in Gaza from Saranac Lake 9:04

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(Mar 11, 2024) The war between Israel and Hamas has generated concern and outrage among people here in the North Country. Every Monday night, folks gather in Saranac Lake to write letters to politicians calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. Also: Advocates for New York's seniors say Gov. Hochul's proposed budget for the Office for the Aging sh…

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3/8/24: On 'eclipse duty' in tiny Indian Lake 8:16

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(Mar 8, 2024) The April 8th Solar Eclipse is a month away today, and that means that towns and villages across the North Country are revving up their preparations for the event. Indian Lake in the central Adirondacks is working on how to make smalltown infrastructure accommodate big crowds. Also: Clarkson University is shedding its graduate educati…

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The Last Day 0:52

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From: The Exploits of the Incomparable Mulla Nasrudin by Idries ShahOleh The Idries Shah Foundation

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3/7/24: Lake Champlain after the floods 10:05

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(Mar 7, 2024) When heavy rains flooded much of Vermont and parts of the Adirondacks last summer, biologists were concerned about sewer and stormwater contaminating Lake Champlain. They've been monitoring what's been happening in the lake since and are presenting their findings. Also: The state legislature is poised to restore cuts to school aid tha…

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3/6/24: Twin rescues in the Adirondacks 8:59

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(Mar 6, 2024) Forest rangers had to respond to two simultaneous rescues on remote mountains in the Great Range of the Adirondacks. The rangers who answered the call tell the story of what they were up against and how they got the hikers out safely. Also: Southern Adirondacks Assemblyman Robert Smullen announced his young son died two weeks after be…

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3/5/24: Grooming snowmobile trails is getting slushier 9:07

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(Mar 5, 2024) Volunteer snowmobile clubs that groom the trails are at the heart of the Tug Hill Plateau's massive sledding industry. A ride with a trail groomer dealing with unpredictable weather and melting snow due to climate change. Also: Doctors and athletic trainers are trying to get student-athletes and their parents to take concussions more …

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3/4/24: A snowmobiling season on the Tug Hill without steady snow 9:22

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(Mar 4, 2024) Snowmobiling is an $80 million a year industry on the Tug Hill Plateau in Lewis County. But it's been missing the key ingredient this winter: snow. How snowmobilers and businesses see the future of winters with less reliable conditions. Also: A Syracuse woman launched into space last night, the second Black woman to be part of a long-…

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3/1/24: A living history lesson at the Battle of Ogdensburg 9:13

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(Mar 1, 2024) Can you actually learn history from war re-enactors? Reporter Lucy Grindon went to the Battle of Ogdensburg re-enactment to figure out what the War of 1812 was really about. Also: A Washington County man was sentenced to the maximum of 25 years to life for killing a young woman who accidentally drove up his driveway.…

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A growing number of gamers are LGBTQ+, so why is representation still lacking? 3:47

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While nearly 20% of American gamers identify as LGBTQ+, according to a study from GLAAD and Nielsen, less than 2% of all games include LGBTQ+ characters or storylines.Oleh NPR

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2/29/24: The Democratic primary for Plattsburgh's mayor 8:51

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(Feb 29, 2024) The decision of Plattsburgh's mayor not to run for re-election is setting off a Democratic primary in the city, and debate about how the party endorses its candidates. Also: Thousands of people remain without power in the North Country after last night's wind storm. And, a special Leap Day birthday celebration!…

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2/28/24: The sounds of 1970's total eclipse 9:04

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(Feb 28, 2024) As the North Country prepares for the awe of the total solar eclipse on April 8th, we have the story of a retired science teacher in Clinton County who took a road trip to an eclipse in 1970. And he recorded the whole thing. Also: The Clinton County Sheriff's Office seized nearly 50 dogs from an animal shelter north of Plattsburgh.…

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Objectivity 0:48

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From: The Pleasantries of the Incredible Mulla Nasrudin by Idries ShahOleh The Idries Shah Foundation

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2/27/24: Discovering the story of the wife of '12 Years a Slave' 10:00

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(Feb 27, 2024) Anne Hampton was a free Black woman from Hudson Falls in the 1800s when her husband was kidnapped and enslaved. He's the subject of the Oscar-winning film 'Twelve Years a Slave.' A historian tells her story, part of our Black History Month coverage. Also: Democrats voted yesterday to reject a bipartisan commission's new Congressional…

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2/26/24: The magic of wild skating on the Cascade Lakes 8:56

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(Feb 26, 2024) It takes very specific weather conditions for a lake to freeze up just right for skating. The last week has been perfect on the cliff-lined Cascade Lakes near Lake Placid, and hundreds of skaters have been out for wild skating. Also: Gov. Hochul says she'd be supportive if President Biden cracked down on the southern border.…

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2/23/24: Bearing witness to painful Black history in the Adirondacks 10:05

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(Feb 23, 2024) All this week, we're highlighting stories about Black history in the North Country for Black history month. Today, the story of how the Adirondack Experience in Blue Mountain Lake partnered with a Black artist last summer to bear witness to the site where a Black man was killed nearly a century ago. Also: Democrats have some options …

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2/22/24: After almost half a year, library in Southern Adirondacks is set to reopen 9:58

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(Feb 22, 2024) A public library in the town of Lake Luzerne is set to reopen next week, after almost half a year of being closed. The local community erupted with controversy last spring after the library invited a drag queen to come read books to kids. Last September, the librarian resigned. Now, five months later, the library has finally hired a …

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Why a disqualified Russian candidate remains a critic of Putin 5:02

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When asked whether his political activities put him in danger, Boris Nadezhdin quoted a proverb, "If you are afraid of wolves, you should not go to the forest."Oleh NPR

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