Getting Together
This mountain lion kitten at the New York State Zoo at Thompson Park in Watertown, now seven months old (left), will receive his official name on Monday. You can still vote for your favorite among five finalists on the Zoo's Facebook page: www.facebook.com/NYSZoo
Featured Events
Orchestra of Northern New York Celebrates J. S. Bach
(February 11, 2012, 07:30 pm - 09:30 pm) Featuring The Baroque Orchestra of The Orchestra of Northern New York.
Tickets are available through CPS Ticketing Services at (315)267-2277 or at www.onny.org. Adults $18, Seniors $16, Students 13+ $10. [Watertown Trinity Episcopal Church, 227 Sherman Street,Watertown,NY] More info
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Blogs & Conversation
The Garden Plot
The Garden Plot. Join market gardener Ellen Beberman and green thumbs throughout the region to share gardening tips, pics, and tales of woe.
Everything you always wanted to know about carrots
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Music & Arts
Artwork of the Day
"VLA," oil on canvas. Artist: Peter Seward, Lake Placid NY. peterseward.com/
String Fever Radio Jam
Join Barb Heller and a crowd of great bluegrass musicians next Thursday (Feb. 16) at 3 pm for the fourth annual String Fever Radio Jam. We'll be webcasting live this year on the home page at ncpr.org. Grab your instrument and join in at home. Here's the sheet music for all the songs in order:
Music Rewind:
Listen to the latest locally-hosted NCPR music programs: The Beat Authority w/David Sommerstein
The Blue Note w/Ellen Rocco
The Bridge w/Joel Hurd
The Folk Show w/Mike Alzo
Jazz at the Ten Spot w/Guy Berard
Music for a Monday w/Jackie Sauter
The Radio Bob Show w/Bob Sauter
String Fever w/Barb Heller
In the News
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Burmese refugees hope for change

Report: Champlain Hudson power project would create jobs, save money

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State Medicaid cuts hit teen health program
Planned Parenthood of the North Country is closing down its teen pregnancy and parenting program after New York cut the program's in its effort to trim statewide Medicaid expenses.
St. Joe's, neighbors seek compromise on vets' residence

St. Joseph's wants to...
Bishop blasts Obama HHS policy

McKibben sees losses, victories in climate change fight

Critics say the pipeline would accelerate...
DEC hosts national meeting on adapting to climate change
New York is hosting a meeting of federal agencies, northeastern states, and tribal groups this morning in Albany to talk about adapting to climate change.
Pat Riexinger, director of the division of fish, wildlife, and marine resources...
Pat Riexinger, director of the division of fish, wildlife, and marine resources...
Much left to do on Irene stream restoration

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Students gather to meet lawmakers, talk politics

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NY-23 House race could once again be shaped by national politics

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Hassig challenges major parties for congress

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Greene says she's the "true" conservative in GOP primary

Adirondack Attic: Saranac Lake Ice Palace

Theatre Review: "Caroline, or Change" at Syracuse Stage

Winter sends bugs onto the indoor landscape

Natural Selections: Hive economy

A renewed interest in songs unsung

The arts as part of the economic solution

Preview: "The New York Idea" in Canton

Wilderness On A Plate: A California Chef On His Foraged Feasts
Few American chefs take foraging wild foods quite as seriously as Daniel Patterson of Coi restaurant in San Francisco. At any given day, he might be cooking with California clams, lichen, coastal spinach, Monterey Cypress, and angelica root in one...
A Year After Mubarak, Where Does Egypt Stand?
Egypt has faced deteriorating security and a surge in crime since the popular uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak a year ago. The country's military rulers have yet to transfer power to civilian rule, and though many are proud of the revolution, some...
Deconstructing Dengue: How Old Is That Mosquito?
Dengue fever, a nasty disease caused by a virus, is just beginning to show up in the U.S. It's carried from person to person by mosquitoes, and one researcher studying the spread is looking for clues in the age of the insects. But it's not very easy...
A Real Estate Deal That Spans The Earth
For sale: 160 acres of rolling hills in California perfect for a vineyard, cattle ranch or communication with outer space. The Jamesburg Earth Station and its 10-story satellite dish once relayed broadcasts of historical events like the Apollo 11...
Religion And Birth Control: Not Just A GOP Fight
Along with Republicans, some Democrats said religious institutions shouldn't have to include birth control in their employees' health coverage. The Obama administration altered its policy Friday, but the issue could still affect which party controls...
New Contraceptive Plan: A Successful Balancing Act?
President Obama announced a change of course Friday regarding religious institutions and birth control coverage. The administration, which seemed caught off guard by the strong opposition to its original policy, hopes to regain Catholic allies and...
In Honduras, Police Accused Of Corruption, Killings
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As CPAC Ends, Contest In Conservatism Goes On
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As the death toll mounts in Syria, the U.S. and its partners are seeking new diplomatic initiatives to persuade Syrian President Bashar Assad to silence his army's guns and give up power. Turkey's foreign minister says it's crucial for the world to...
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| Celebrates the lives and music of American jazz, past and present, live from The Landing in San Antonio |
| The Bridge |
| 9:00PM - 10:00PM |
| with Joel Hurd |
| Classic jazz recordings, new releases, local musicians and interviews |
| Jazz at the Ten Spot |
| 10:00PM - 12:00AM |
| with Guy Berard |
| The best in classic and contemporary jazz |
| Jazz After Hours |
| 12:00AM - 4:00AM |
| with Jim Wilke |
| Late night jazz: latest releases, jazz classics, news of tours, festivals and clubs |
| Echoes |
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| with John Diliberto |
| A wide array of styles, from acoustic to electronic, jazz to space music, the avant-garde to rock. |
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