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Who's welcoming, made of wood, and lives in Tupper Lake? The Wild Center's new troll (opens the original)
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Catherine WheelerWho's welcoming, made of wood, and lives in Tupper Lake? The Wild Center's new troll Danish artist Thomas Dambo has been on a mission for more than a decade. His goal: get more people to care about how we treat our planet. "Instead of building a civilization that's drowning in its own trash, that's drowning in its own waste, in its own wealth, basically, we can build our civilization as a circular civilization that just recycles itself into the next," Dambo said. To get his poin
Plattsburgh's Strand Center for the Arts could close due to financial crisis (opens the original)
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An arts organization and theater in Plattsburgh says it may have to shut down this month if it can’t raise enough money to sustain itself amid a financial crisis. The Strand Center for the Arts in Plattsburgh is an epicenter of the arts scene in the area. It hosts classes, youth camps, private music lessons, and gallery exhibitions. It’s home to art studios and maker spaces. Plus, it fills a grand, 900-seat 1920s-style theater with performing arts shows and concerts. The nonprofit has historical
Wander to Tupper Lake, where wooden trolls will guide you back to nature (opens the original)
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Catherine WheelerWander to Tupper Lake, where wooden trolls will guide you back to natureAt the edge of the Wild Center’s parking lot, a giant wooden troll has hauled a red Smart Car over to her resting spot. "This is Rosa Sunfinger. Rosa is the botanical troll," says Nick Gunn, the Wild Center's director of marketing and visitor experience. "She has pulled this car from the parking lot back to where she's kneeling down, and she's ripped the top off." Rosa’s hand hovers over the car, her thick f
Documentary casts a new light on botched ICE raid in South Burlington (opens the original)
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Since President Trump took office last year, immigration enforcement has ramped up across the U.S. In the North Country, federal authorities have arrested workers at lumber mills, dairy farms, restaurants, and hotels from Sackets Harbor to Potsdam to Lake Placid. The agency has also been active across Lake Champlain, in Vermont. In March, ICE surrounded a house on Dorset Street in South Burlington following a car chase. Protesters gathered at the scene, trying to prevent ICE from getting inside.
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