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Latest News Headlines
- Spongy moths: Attack of the caterpillars, the sequel
- EPA suspends some air-quality monitoring in Adirondacks
- NYS counties have high COVID rates
- Benita Law-Diao tapped to be APA's first Black board member
- Library to host Glens Falls in-person premiere of Hughes documentary
- Schenectady Moose No Longer On the Loose
- A bushwhack up Knob Lock Mountain
- When it comes to wild forest, how many roads are too many?
- North Country families struggle to find formula
- Does New York really need to hold two separate primary dates? Voting advocates say no | NCPR News
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I fear city types moving up in the area will demand city like services and not rustic like services.
The way the world, including our “Great society”, is all hooked up to wires LeRoy, I don’t think it really matters where anyone is from anymore. We’re all becoming the same species, all copying the other, all seemingly having the appearance of being more and more in a zombie state………… Well, not really ‘all’ but damn near which is a frightening thing if you ask me.