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Community Blog
How can you build a community without providing shelter,
heat or food?
By sharing our stories, our art, music and opinions. By talking about where we live and where we have been and what we love and hate. The UpNorth Community is an attempt to make the radio a two-way proposition:
Community Calendar: The only online events calendar to cover all the communities of the Adirondack North Country and the St. Lawrence and Champlain Valleys.
NCPR Blogs: Get individual takes on the North Country in a collection of blogs by NCPR staff and North Country writers, and blogs of interest to public broadcasting listeners.
UpNorth Gallery: selections
from exhibitions at regional galleries and web-only exhibits
of work submitted by area artists.
UpNorth Concert Hall Musical
and spoken word performance by regional artists and guests
in mp3 audio format.
UpNorth Forums In
the belief that public broadcasters should occupy a place at the
center of civic discourse, NCPR Online provides a home for a wide-ranging
examination of issues and interests of concern to North Country
communities. We have partnered with educational institutions and
other public-speaking venues in the region to collect and archive
lectures, addresses and discussions of public importance, and spoken-word performances of lasting value.
Community
Links An index of websites of interest to regional residents and public radio listeners: media, government, tourism, history and arts organizations, learning resources, etc., and--last but not least--our rare and bizarre B.I.T.I.L. library (Breathtakingly Inane and Totally Incomprehensible Links).
UpNorth Music A studio outreach program to connect North Country musicians with North Country audiences, with support from the New York State Music Fund.
North Country Identity Who makes the we? Residents and visitors discuss what they understand to be the unique identity of our region. Sample the diverse voices of ordinary people talking about their lives, homes and work. Experience the settlement of the region via a radio theater production of the signature novel Eben Holden: A Tale of the North Country.
