Ted Morgan

Saranac Lake is taking control of a different kind of invasive species this summer, the political sign and banners of all shapes and sizes… and the implementation phase begins on the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan.
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Saranac Lake's art walks begin again this Thursday (June 20th, 2012) with artists and musicians presenting their trade in their studios and on the streets. We speak with Tim Fortune and Jill Wenner about the event.
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AUDIO – 061913 – Tupper Lake School Budget Approved A Split decision in Tupper Lake. According to Superintendent Seth McGowan, 53% voted Yes to approve the revised school budget but the Bus Proposition fails. The numbers don’t seem to add up..
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WNBZ News 7am Podcast – 061913
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AUDIO – 061813 – High Water and Hydroelectricity in Saranac Lake Saranac Lake Village Manager John Sweeney says “don’t be surprised if the high water and the risk of flooding continues for several more weeks.” The high water mark so far this year was 19 inches and occurred just last week.  Sweeney says there’s a...
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K&J – 061813 – Lake Placid Horse Shows – Lori Martin The Lake Placid Horse Show is June 25th through the 30th and the I Love New York Horse Show runs July 2nd through the 7th. We spent some time with Lori Martin..  She’s the executive director of the Lake Placid Horse show Association.
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WNBZ News 6am Podcast – 061813
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The New York State Senate passes a comprehensive legislative package that provides relief to people and communities impacted by Hurricane Sandy. The group of 22 bills will aid rebuilding efforts, and increases disaster preparedness while providing needed financial assistance to homeowners, businesses, local governments, school districts, and others still recovering from the storm
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New legislation from the Assembly would restore funding cuts to the state Office for People with Developmental Disabilities and for non-profit service providers.
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The Lake Placid Middle School Celebrates tonight with an evening of recognition following three years of hard work for the Class of 2017..  Middle School Students will be recognized for their achievement and accomplishments. Monday evening, The Lake Placid Central School Class of 2013 were honored at the Senior Project, Art & Technology, and...
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Residents of Saranac Lake and the American Red Cross will join together for a “Communities That Care” blood drive on Tuesday, June 18 from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Saranac Free Library
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The Board of Trustees of the Trudeau Institute has announced the election of its newest member, Julie A. North, a 1980 graduate of Saranac Lake Central High School. Ms. North is a partner in the litigation department of Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP in New York City. Her broad litigation practice encompasses general...
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State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli uncovered up to $3 million in inappropriate unemployment insurance payments made by the Department of Labor (DOL), including payments to recipients who were ineligible because they were employed, had collected more than the maximum weekly benefits or were not authorized to work in the United States, according to a report released...
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AUDIO – 061713 – Tupper School Budget Vote is Tomorrow Tupper Lake Residents will vote Tuesday (June 17th) for the second time on whether or not to approve the School Board’s Budget Proposal. Polls will be open from 12 Noon until 8pm at the Tupper Lake Middle / High School.  Click here for Details...
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K&J – 061713 – Petapalooza – Lena Bombard Animal Control Officer Saturday, June 15th marked the 4th annual Petapalooza pet adoption event at Curtis Lumber in Ray Brook. We spoke with Tri Lakes Humane Society Manager Lena Bombard about their animals and adoptions.
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WNBZ News 6am Podcast – 061713
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Visitors to the region spent $82 for every occupancy tax dollar spent on marketing in 2012, According to the latest leisure travel information study coordinated by The Lake Placid Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism.
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The Airport Café has been undergoing major re-construction and will re-open on June 25th, just in time for this year’s Lake Placid and I Love New York Horse Shows… The café will be managed by Melissa and Tracy Eulick. Adirondack Regional Airport Manager Corey Hurwich says they’ve completed all of the work on the...
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It even happens to New Yorkers who have good health insurance coverage - surprise medical bills that can total tens of thousands of dollars.
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A new PEW Research Center survey show life has changed for the better for members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. CBS's Erickson Blakney speaks with PEW's Paul Taylor about the results.
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The Supreme Court on Thursday is unanimous in their decision to throw out attempts to patent human genes. The decision will affect Biotech for years to come.
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What do Traffic Safety and Monarch Butterflies have in common – It’s not the traffic signs that’s for sure..  AUDIO – 061413 – Harrietstown Board Meeting – Traffic and Butterflies Believe it or not, In July, It’s a question of Traffic Safety versus the Monarch Butterfly and in the Town of Harrietstown, Public Safety...
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The State Senate passes a bill promoting fire safety by prohibiting the sale and distribution of novelty lighters including many which have features like music, lights, and toy-like designs. The bill is headed to the assembly and if it passes there, would remove novelty lighters from store shelves
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