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North Country Community College introduces community health worker training (opens the original)
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SARANAC LAKE â Thereâs a new training program at North Country Community College for âextroverted people who have really big hearts and want to help folks,â according to professor Elena Lumby. Lumby led the first cohort of nine students in the Community Health Worker training program this summer. The second 10-week online session begins on Oct. 12 and registration is open now right up until the start of classes at nccc.edu/community-health-worker. Community health workers bridge the gap
Big hearts sought to build healthcare bridges (opens the original)
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SARANAC LAKE â Thereâs a new training program at North Country Community College for âextroverted people who have really big hearts and want to help folks,â according to professor Elena Lumby. Lumby led the first cohort of nine students in the Community Health Worker training program this summer. The second 10-week online session begins on Oct. 12 and registration is open now right up until the start of classes at nccc.edu/community-health-worker. Community health workers bridge the gap
Dewey Dubs’ dubstep decibels debated (opens the original)
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SARANAC LAKE â The future of the annual electronic music festival at Dewey Mountain is being debated as neighbors of the town-owned venue say it is too loud and supporters say the festival is a boon for the town. As organizers of the free Dewey Dubs electronic music festival submit plans for their third annual festival next summer, neighbors and festivalgoers are lobbying the town council. Neighbors of the Harrietstown-owned Dewey Mountain Recreation Center are asking to relocate the event aft
Dewey Dubs’ dubstep decibels debated (opens the original)
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SARANAC LAKE â The future of the annual electronic music festival at Dewey Mountain is being debated as neighbors of the town-owned venue say it is too loud and supporters say the festival is a boon for the town. As organizers of the free Dewey Dubs electronic music festival submit plans for their third annual festival next summer, neighbors and festivalgoers are lobbying the town council. Neighbors of the Harrietstown-owned Dewey Mountain Recreation Center are asking to relocate the event aft
Why did the moose cross Lake Flower? (opens the original)
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SARANAC LAKE â The paparazzi were out in force in Saranac Lake on Friday afternoon. The celebrity? A young bull moose taking a dip in Lake Flower. Anne Warner was cleaning a short-term vacation rental on Lake Flower Avenue when she saw a car pull over and take a picture. Thatâs not uncommon on the busy road with a scenic view of the lake, but the leaves arenât quite at their peak yet, she said. Then she saw another car ⦠and then another. She ran out and was met with the sight of the moo
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