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Rosemary Kriescher is North Country Public Radio
Oct 27, 2003 — Rosemary Kriescher of Potsdam gives a basic lesson in the baking of bread. Go to full article
Jeff Weeks is North Country Public Radio
Oct 17, 2003 — MacArthur Fellow Jeff Weeks of Canton talks about a day in the life of a working freelance mathematician. Go to full article
Dale Lehmer is North Country Public Radio
Oct 01, 2003 — Dale Lehmer, a restorer, mover and converter of barns, recently retired to Gouverneur. He and his Jack Russell terrier are roughing it in a pre-restored home. Go to full article
Mark Berninghausen is North Country Public Radio
Sep 29, 2003 — Mark Berninghausen, a beekeeper from Brasher Falls, explains how he "knocks on the door" of a hive without riling up the residents. Go to full article
Caleb Newell is North Country Public Radio
Sep 26, 2003 — Caleb Newell, 16, of Heuvelton, has his permit and hopes to have the license soon to make a motorized North Country getaway. Go to full article
Devon Murphy is North Country Public Radio
Sep 25, 2003 — Devon Murphy of Madrid talks about the qualities that drew her back to life in the North Country. Go to full article
Earl Belile is North Country Public Radio
Sep 19, 2003 — Earl Belile from Colton learned bluegrass music and a taste for simple things from his southern squadron mates in the Air Force. He plays the mandolin every morning. Go to full article
Don Perkins is North Country Public Radio
Sep 18, 2003 — Bluegrass fiddler Don Perkins of Chazy tells how he came to pick up the instrument he loves second-best in life (next to his wife). Go to full article
Nina Sullivan is North Country Public Radio
Sep 16, 2003 — Nina Sullivan of Banker Orchards in Plattsburgh talks about this year's apple crop and the pleasures of the harvest. Go to full article
Ken Deedy is North Country Public Radio
Sep 12, 2003 — Ken Deedy of Grindstone Island talks about island families with deep roots in the North Country, and American History. Go to full article
