(Jun 9, 2026) NCPR book reviewer Betsy Kepes soaked up the Canadian writer's book, "A Truce That Is Not Peace."

(Jun 9, 2026) Stuart Amoriell, a restaurant owner in Lake Placid, is running as a Democrat to represent the North Country in Congress; a new program connects soldiers who completed their service at Fort Drum with local jobs, in the hopes of keeping them in the region; and NCPR book reviewer Betsy Kepes shares a book review of Canadian writer Miriam Toews' new memoir.

(Jun 9, 2026) All this week, we're airing profiles of the four candidates seeking to replace Elise Stefanik in Congress. First up, Democrat Stuart Amoriell, a restaurant owner in Lake Placid. Also: SUNY’s chancellor says the State University of New York system remains strong despite federal actions targeting higher education.

(Jun 9, 2026) Next Move NY connects transitioning soldiers to jobs in the North Country.

(Jun 8, 2026) The Potsdam Chamber of Commerce is mounting outdoor watch parties for four quarter-final matches July 9-11 on Fall Island with state funding.

(Jun 8, 2026) We break down what happened in Albany after the New York legislative session ended last week; immigration officials detained more than 20 people during recent raids in Saranac Lake and Lake Placid; and we have a conversation about a concert series that’s been bringing Grammy Award winners, international performers and local musicians to Norwood for more than 50 years.

(Jun 8, 2026) Over the past five months, lawmakers passed a slew of laws, including a $268 billion budget that came in weeks past the deadline.

(Jun 8, 2026) More than 20 people were arrested in Lake Placid and Saranac Lake as advocates report a growing federal enforcement presence in the region.

(Jun 8, 2026) Our Albany reporter Jimmy Vielkind sorts through what did and didn't get done in this year's legislative session, which ended last Thursday. Also: Immigration officials detained more than 20 people during recent raids in Saranac Lake and Lake Placid.

(Jun 5, 2026) Our side jobs can sometimes lead us in directions we never expected. A young woman from Lake Placid got her job in management through her side hustle as a babysitter. Also: We sort through what happened in Albany as the legislative session wraps up today.