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NBZ-FM News - June 13, 2025
A North Country Assemblyman is "outraged" by Governor Hochul's D.C. testimony, a poor customer service rating will cost NYSEG millions and bass season opens this Sunday.
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NBZ-FM News - June 12, 2025
The "Parks Come Alive" event starts today, hundreds of NY Army National Guard will take part in a DC Parade, area farms receive millions of dollars for modernization.
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NBZ-FM News - June 11, 2025
NYSP focusing on finding speeders this week, an end of life bill is closer to approval, a new DMV form makes it easier to complain and six SUNY Plattsburgh faculty and staff received the Chancellor's award.
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The Week In Review
A review of news from June 09 to June 13.
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Assemblyman "outraged" by Governor's D.C. Testimony
Assemblyman Matt Simpson is concerned that federal funding could be at risk due to sanctuary policies.
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NYSEG Pays for Poor Customer Service Rating
A poor rating has cost New York State Electric & Gas millions of dollars.
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Bass Season Opens
Starting Sunday anglers will be able to keep the bass they catch in area waterways.
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Free Historical Rail Trip for Dad
The Adirondack Railroad is offering free rides in celebration of Father's Day.
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"Parks Come Alive" Gets Underway
The City of Plattsburgh summer series called "Parks Come Alive" starts today.
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NY Army National Guard in Parade
Hundreds of soldiers from New York will be part of a huge parade in Washington D.C. on Saturday.
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Area Farms Get Grant Money
More than $21 Million taxpayer dollars have been awarded to over 100 farms statewide.
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Bike the Barns
Details of the 2025 "Bike the Barns" event have been finalized.
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NYSP Speed Week
State Police are focusing their efforts on speeding and aggressive drivers this week.
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Online DMV Complaint Form
The Department of Motor Vehicles has launched a new online form making it easier to complain.
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SUNY Plattsburgh Chancellor Award Winners
Some Plattsburgh State faculty and staff members were recognized for their achievements.
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NY's Population is Shrinking
NY is loosing residents faster than almost any other state.
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Bottle Deposit May Double
NY State is considering an increase on the bottle deposit to encourage more recycling.
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DEC Creates A Forest In A Day
Department of Environmental Conservation staff and about 100 volunteers created a forest last weekend.
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Weekend Air Quality Advisory
The Department of Health and ENCON issued Air Quality Advisory's over the weekend.
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Cow Limit in NYS Explained
Proposed legislation would limit the number of cows on a farm to reduce greenhouse gas.
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NY Mascot Name Ban Discriminates
Fed's say the NY ban on mascot and sports team names violates civil rights laws.
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Invasive Species Week
NY's 12th annual invasive Species Awareness Week begins today with a local event scheduled.
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Moose Closes Trail
Officials have shut down an Adirondack trail because a bull moose was spotted in the area.
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Air Quality Advisory Extended
Canadian fires are causing poor air quality in our area
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Historical Markers Unveiled
Two markers will be unveiled Saturday in separate Keeseville and Port Kent ceremonies.
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Staying Alive
CVPH will present a health fair at the mall on medical emergencies for people without medical training.
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Heatstroke and Children
As the weather warms, state officials urge people not to leave children in car even for a short time.
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Camp Gabriels Amendment
The shuttered state prison can't be sold without an amendment to the state constitution.
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NYS Dairy Heard Limit
Opposition mounts on possible legislation that would limit the number of cows on farms in NY State.
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Artifacts Moved to Town of Plattsburgh
The town office now displays historic items that were at Clinton Community College.
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Conservation Partnership Grants
The Department of Environmental Conservation awarded millions of dollars in conservation grants.
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Knelly Now Acting President of CCC
Ken Knelly has been bumped up from Administrator in Charge to Acting President at Clinton.
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Lt. Governor to run for Governor
The Lt. Governor announced he'll run against his boss, the Governor, in the 2026 Democrat primary.
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Keeseville Waterfront Park Opens
Following a ribbon-cutting event, the new waterfront park opened to the public.
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Stream Wise Program
Saranac river watershed Landowners can get a free streamside assessment from Adk Watershed institute.
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Smoke from Canadian Fires
Canadian wildfire smoke is expected to cross the border and blanket the North Country this week.
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Settlement Impacts Electric Bill
2026 electric bills in NY State may see a slight decrease if a settlement agreement is approved.
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NYS Deer Harvest Report
Hunters in NY harvested nearly a quarter of a million deer in the recent hunting season the DEC reports.
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NYS Pushing EV Evolution
State residents are not buying electric vehicles at the rate needed to comply with a 2035 mandate.
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100 Deadly Days of Summer
This is a time of year when State Police see a spike in fatal car crashes.
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Area fish hatchery to get upgrade
The fish hatchery in Saranac Lake is part of a NY State modernization effort.
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NY State Police Warn of Scam
Reports say incoming calls from scammers sometimes appear to be from a State Police phone number.
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Don't Eat Some Fish
The NY State Department of Health has issued advisories for eating fish caught in North Country waters.
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High Hikers Call 9-1-1
A 9-1-1 call from two lost hikers reporting the death of a third hiker had a bizarre twist.
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Motorcyclists Overrepresented in Traffic Fatalities
Data shows an alarming traffic fatality rate among motorcycle riders and that rate is on the rise.
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Parks Come Alive
The City of Plattsburgh parks series is set to kick off on Thursday June 12th at South Platt Park.
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CVPH Health Fair
The purpose of the health fair is to provide life saving information to people with no medical background.
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Airport Emergency Drill
Lots of emergency vehicles and personnel will present at the Plattsburgh airport on Saturday.
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Memorial Day Weekend Enforcement Results
This year the NY State Police wrote more tickets over the holiday weekend than last year.
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Whiteface Highway is Open
The Veterans' Memorial Highway is open for the season. It leads to the top of Whiteface mountain.
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Cost of Raise the Age Law
Billions of tax dollars are being poured into the implementation of Raise the Age law.
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CCC in Reconnect Program
The newly launched SUNY program targets people in the workforce without a degree.
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New Food Waste Collection Site
The first municipal-level food waste collection program in Clinton County opens tomorrow.
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NY DMV Scam
Authorities are warning about another phishing scam involving a NY State agency.
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Adirondack Hiking Conditions
The State Department of Environmental Conservation has issued an advisory to Adirondack hikers.
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Harmful Algal Blooms
Harmful algal blooms are found in North Country waters and can be dangerous.
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Summer Grilling Season
A fire prevention organization reminds grillers to be safe and start the season with clean equipment.
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Star Wars Day in NYS
NYS commemorates Star Wars Day with a resolution.
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