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The Heart Of The North Country

Audio Features from 99 Hits FM, Potsdam, NY

11-01-2012 (6.83 MB)

Duration: 7:28 m - Filetype: mp3 - Bitrate: 128 KBPS - Frequency: 44100 HZ

99 News for 11/1/12

99 NEWS FOR THURSDAY, 11/1/12
“FISHCAP” EFFORTS SELL COUNTY LEGISLATORS ON CHAMBER—The St. Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce got a 10-percent funding cut, to 180-thousand-dollars for 2013. The County Legislature heard over an hour of comments this week from outside agencies, all stood to lose all their County allotments. Efforts to bring “BASSMASTERS” to Waddington next summer and a potential partnership with sporting goods giant Cabela's were pushed. The only other outside agencies that got most of their funding kept were the Historian and Soil and Water Conservation; they also got 10 percent cuts. All others got their 2013 funding eliminated—that includes a controversial elimination of library funds. The Legislature is dealing with a multi-million-dollar deficit for next year and a current draft tax hike in the range of about 15 percent.
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NO SERIOUS INJURIES, NO TICKETS FROM MILK TRUCK-SUV COLLISION ON ROUTE 11 IN STOCKHOLM—State Police in Massena say 35-year-old milk truck driver Gregory Rose of Carthage swerved to avoid another vehicle, the milk load shifted and caused the west-bound tanker to strike an oncoming SUV driven by 38-year-old Chico Newman of St. Charles, MO nearly head-on. Neither driver was seriously hurt; they were taken by Tri-Town Rescue to Canton-Potsdam Hospital.
ACTIVIST DONALD HASSIG TOLD 99 NEWS BEING EJECTED FROM CLARKSON UNIVERSITY AND THE COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES COMPLEX ARE “WHAT I LIVE FOR”
OCTOBER MUCH WARMER, SLIGHTLY WETTER FOR POTSDAM ACCORDING TO RICK O'HANLON...AVERAGE TEMP OF 53.5 DEGREES WAS OVER 7 DEGREES ABOVE NORM. RAINFALL ABOUT A QUARTER-INCH ABOVE NORMAL
FRANKLIN COUNTY LEGISLATORS MULL OVER PROPOSED “BED TAX”
“I-D-S”, A CLARKSON STUDENT COMPANY WITH A SMART PHONE APP TO ORDER STADIUM CONCESSIONS FROM SEATS, WINS 20-THOUSAND-DOLLARS, FIRST PRIZE PROPS IN COLORADO COMPETITION

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