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(Mar 27, 2024) The Adirondack Council is warning adventurous solar eclipse watchers to prepare for winter conditions on April 8th and avoid backcountry trails; the state recently awarded Clinton County $3 million to help develop its upcoming business park; and, we meet writer, Beth Nguyen, speaking at St. Lawrence University tomorrow night. The Vietnam-born, Michigan-raised writer was relentlessly teased for using her given name, Bich. Then, in her 30s, she decided to change it.
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