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Fort Ticonderoga Opens Season with Chocolate!
May 09, 2006 — Fort Ticonderoga opens for the season tomorrow on the anniversary of the Fort's capture from the British by Ethan Allen, Benedict Arnold and the Green Mountain Boys on May 10, 1775. Opening day festivities will include demonstrations in making and consuming chocolate as part of life at Fort Ticonderoga during the 18th century. Director Nick Westbrook says the demonstrations are part of a larger research project on what he calls the "middle history" of chocolate. He spoke with Todd Moe. Go to full article
Plattsburgh Cautious With Wind Power
Apr 21, 2006 — This week, the Plattsburgh town council voted unanimously for a one-year moratorium on wind farms. There are a couple spots in the town where wind power production would be feasible. But no developer has approached officials with a project. Still, supervisor Bernie Bassett told David Sommerstein Plattsburgh wanted to move cautiously into the world of renewable energy. He says the turbines provoked more questions than answers. Go to full article
The Wind Farm Debate Continues in Clinton
Apr 17, 2006 — Two more North Country towns are embroiled in debate over industrial-size wind farms. In Cape Vincent, hours of public meetings have failed to yield setback requirements for a proposed 60-windmill farm near the St. Lawrence River. The town of Plattsburgh will consider a one-year moratorium on wind farms tonight.
In northern Clinton County, two projects promising almost 300 windmills are moving ahead. One of the companies held open houses last week to court supporters. Opponents have sued to halt the plans. As David Sommerstein reports, at stake are an economic windfall and a rural landscape that could be forever changed. Go to full article
In northern Clinton County, two projects promising almost 300 windmills are moving ahead. One of the companies held open houses last week to court supporters. Opponents have sued to halt the plans. As David Sommerstein reports, at stake are an economic windfall and a rural landscape that could be forever changed. Go to full article
Plattsburgh Council Calls for Bush Investigation
Apr 07, 2006 — The Plattsburgh city council adopted a resolution last night calling for a federal investigation into the Bush administration's decision to go to war in Iraq. Todd Moe has... Go to full article
Police Say Donivan Murder Suspect Returned to Scene of Crime
Jan 13, 2006 — Edward Dashnaw's attorney declined to be interviewed today when contacted by North Country Public Radio. Brian Mann spoke with state police Captain Robert LaFountain about... Go to full article
Man Arrested In Double Murder
Jan 13, 2006 — State police have charged a man in the double murder of a couple in Schuyler Falls just before Christmas. David and Lorraine Donivan were stabbled to death on December 20th.... Go to full article
Fort Ticonderoga Featured in New PBS Film
Jan 11, 2006 — Fort Ticonderoga is featured in a new documentary drama about the French and Indian War that airs on public television next week. Todd Moe talks with Fort Ticonderoga's... Go to full article
Robbery a Factor in Slaying of Store Owners
Jan 04, 2006 — Investigators say robbery was a motive in the murder of a couple found dead at their residence near Plattsburgh. Police say 67-year-old David Donivan and his 46-year-old... Go to full article
Divers Turn In Lake Champlain Artifacts
Dec 22, 2005 — Two divers have found major artifacts from the War of 1812, buried in the muddy shores of Crab Island on Lake Champlain. Greg Brunet and Tony Tyrell turned over their finds... Go to full article
Heard Up North: On The Windy Shores of Lake Champlain
Nov 16, 2005 — Nancy Davidson of Plattsburgh watching the stormy waves at the Cumberland Head ferry dock on Lake Champlain. Go to full article
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