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Catherine Wheeler

Catherine Wheeler

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St. Lawrence Valley Reporter, North Country Public Radio (NCPR)

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  • Young people in the ADKs can struggle settle into the community. This group wants to help them put down roots

    By Catherine Wheeler Verified| North Country Public Radio (NCPR) Verified Each year, dozens of young people come to the Adirondacks for internships or other temporary work. Some of them may want to stay, but find it hard to plug into the small and far-flung communities. A new group called Adirondack Midstory is trying to help them get a toe-hold here. One of its founders, Jess Grant, said it all started in 2021, at a party hosted by the Northern Forest Center for interns and summer workers across the Adirondacks. "There were so many people there.

    By Catherine Wheeler Verified · North Country Public Radio (NCPR)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • SUNY Plattsburgh international student's visa revoked

    By Catherine Wheeler Verified| North Country Public Radio (NCPR) Verified President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown has come to colleges and universities around the U.S., including here in the North Country. The federal government has revoked the visa of an international student studying at SUNY Plattsburgh. WCAX reported that the university sent an email to students last week.

    By Catherine Wheeler Verified · North Country Public Radio (NCPR)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Young people in the ADKs can struggle settle into the community. This group wants to help them put down roots

    By Catherine Wheeler Verified| North Country Public Radio (NCPR) Verified Each year, dozens of young people come to the Adirondacks for internships or other temporary work. Some of them may want to stay, but find it hard to plug into the small and far-flung communities. A new group called Adirondack Midstory is trying to help them get a toe-hold here. One of its founders, Jess Grant, said it all started in 2021, at a party hosted by the Northern Forest Center for interns and summer workers across the Adirondacks. "There were so many people there.

    By Catherine Wheeler Verified · North Country Public Radio (NCPR)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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North Country Public Radio (NCPR)

Canton, New York, United States

+1 315-229-5356