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About North Country Public Radio![]() Based in Canton, NY, in St. Lawrence County, NCPR operates a network of 32 transmitters broadcasting to the entire Adirondack North Country, western Vermont and southeastern Ontario. The commercial-free format includes a wide variety of programs from National Public Radio including All Things Considered, Morning Edition, Fresh Air and more. NCPR's award-winning news team can be heard weekdays at 8:00 am with regional news broadcasts, features and interviews. The station also airs an eclectic mix of locally-hosted music programs. Donations from listeners sustain our day-to-day operation. In fact, the single largest segment of our funding comes from household members and regional businesses. Total community giving exceeds $1.3 million annually. In addition to North Country Public Radio's on-air signal, the station operates a comprehensive website, and is the emergency broadcast service for many communities in the region. License and governance:NCPR Online is a project of North Country Public Radio, a licensee of St. Lawrence University in Canton NY. The St. Lawrence University Board of Trustees constitutes the governing board of directors. Our community advisory board, the Executive Council, makes regular postings in the Executive Council blog. You can also find the names of council members, its bylaws, and more information about NCPR oversight at the blog. The council's chair can be reached via email at ncprec@gmail.com NCPR's FY 2011 Audited Financial Statements (AFS) * Download the latest program guide-frequency list * Latest FCC EEO Public File Reports: 2010 | 2009 * *PDF document format: requires free Adobe Acrobat Reader |
Statement of PurposeNorth Country Public Radio informs, enriches and connects the region-on air, online and in our communities.
NCPR Core ValuesThese values inspire and shape our work:
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