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Community Calendar Events
Stone Valley Trail Walk
(May 26, 2013, All Day) With Adirondack Mountain Club Laurentian Chapter. An afternoon walk from Colton to "the Tubs" or beyond, depending on group consensus. Wear sturdy shoes, and bring treats to share and water for yourself. Easy. Contact Charlie or Lila Hunnewell. Colton, NY More info
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Lifetree Café Concersation - "The Majesty and Mystery of Nature"
(May 27, 2013, 07:00 pm - 08:00 pm) The "Mystery of Nature" is a program that celebrates nature & considers how human interaction is impacting the environment. The film "Saving Valentina" depicts the actual attempted rescue of a whale ensnared in a fishing net. LTC is about life&faith. Scotch Presbyterian Church, 35 Country Route 33,Madrid,NY
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Heard Up North: softball reunited
Aug 15, 2006 — This year's Seaway Festival in Ogdensburg featured the 2nd annual Old Timers Softball game at Monnet Park. Jack "Chucker" Townsend explains how he learned to pitch, 57 years ago... Go to full article
Farm museum finds new home
Aug 14, 2006 — A 115-acre farm near the village of Madrid will be the new home for the St. Lawrence Power and Equipment Museum. The museum's members are devoted to the preservation of old engines, tractors, treshing machines and farm buildings. A ribbon-cutting ceremony Sunday marked the start of work on the new site. Todd Moe spoke with Leon and Carol Goolden, who sold the family farm to the group, and board member Roger Austin, who says the museum will focus on the history of farming in St. Lawrence and Franklin counties. Go to full article
A Year on the Farm: Hay is for haylage
Aug 14, 2006 — Everywhere you look this time of year, you see miles and miles of hay. Hay in round bales, square bales, wrapped in white plastic, lined in long strips across fields, piled in a big wagon hitched to the back of a tractor. This year, David Sommerstein's spending time on Bob Andrews' dairy near Gouverneur to learn the ins and outs of farming. Today's episode of A Year on the Farm is all about hay. Go to full article
Learn, but not too much: inside the Amish school
Aug 11, 2006 — There are still places in America where the Amish go to public schools. But here in the North Country, and in most other communities, the Amish learn in Amish schools. The... Go to full article
Eels navigate new "ladder" at Massena power dam
Aug 10, 2006 — There was encouraging news for eels yesterday. The New York Power Authority opened a new eel ladder to enable the threatened aquatic species to safely climb the... Go to full article
Dems challenge GOP in St. Lawrence County
Aug 09, 2006 — Road repair and paying for a new jail figure to be the hot topics in St. Lawrence County this fall. All 15 county legislative seats are up for re-election. Republicans... Go to full article
Preview: Power Dam jam in Massena
Aug 08, 2006 — NCPR is media sponsor for the first ever St. Lawrence River Power Dam Jam Music Festival at the New York Power Authority Visitor Center at Hawkins Point in Massena this... Go to full article
Heard up North: Keeping Cool, Part II
Aug 02, 2006 — The streets of Canton were practically deserted during the hottest hours on Tuesday afternoon. But our intern David White met 2 moms and 8 kids coming out of the Canton Free... Go to full article
Heard up North: Keeping Cool?
Aug 02, 2006 — With heat indices climbing into triple-digits on Tuesday, how are you keeping cool? From the airconditioned aisles of the P&C in Potsdam...to Postwood Park in Hannawa Falls... Go to full article
Cheese plant re-opens as Amish trust
Aug 01, 2006 — The Heritage cheese plant in St. Lawrence County will re-open tomorrow after a one-month shutdown. The Amish farmers who sell their milk there will become owners in a unique... Go to full article
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