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Lewis County confirms second case of measles in the North Country (opens the original)
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The second case of measles in the North Country has been confirmed in Lewis County. The Essex County Health Department also confirmed a case of measles earlier this summer. Lewis County Public Health was notified of a positive result of measles on September 26. The resident is unvaccinated and currently isolating until no longer contagious. The Health Department identified and contacted all individuals known to have been exposed. Officials said the best way to prevent measles is to get the Measl
Richard Haller, NCPR (opens the original)
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Richard Haller, NCPR News Trump calls it 'Lake America.' What does the North Country say? Richard Haller, NCPR President Trump signed an executive order last week renaming Lake Ontario to “Lake America." As Richard Haller reports, people on the U.S. side of the border in the North Country are reacting to the change. News Businesses brace for impact as Trump's 50% tariff on Canada draws closer Richard Haller, NCPR On July 20, President Donald Trump imposed 50% tariffs on many Canadian goods, from
Trump calls it 'Lake America.' What does the North Country say? (opens the original)
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On a beautiful summer afternoon at Southwick Beach along Lake Ontario in Jefferson County, the sun is shining, and the waves are crashing gently against the shoreline. Veem Dehal sat on a rock at the edge of the lake, soaking up the sun while he watched his son play in the waves. He heard about Trump’s executive order that renames this body of water Lake America. “That’s funny!" He said, laughing. "You can’t change the name of everything - it’s been like this forever,' he said. Dehal is a nurse
Businesses brace for impact as Trump's 50% tariff on Canada draws closer (opens the original)
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The scent of white pine sawdust, diesel fumes and cedar sap hangs in the air at a lumber yard in Rensselaer Falls, NY, fifteen miles south of the Canadian border. Two men in their 20s, Matthew Morse and Austin Kennedy, are loading narrow white pine boards onto the forks of a small Cat loading machine and slipping thin strips of wood between the boards to create air gaps that prevent warping and mold, a process called stickering. JP Building Supply stores and sells all types of building materials
Cannabis sales now legal at farmers' markets (opens the original)
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A new state law allows businesses to sell cannabis at farmers' markets. Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the new law on Aug. 6. It lets licensed sellers and dispensaries sell marijuana at approved farmers' markets and certain public events. “This new law gives licensed microbusinesses and dispensaries a real chance to succeed in New York’s legal cannabis market,” Hochul said. Licensed cannabis microbusinesses will be eligible to acquire permits for Cannabis Showcase Events (CSEs). The legal cannabis mar
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