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The Week: What Caught Our Eye
February 12, 2022
As the Olympics unfold a world away, we’re cheering for future Gold Medal prospects as they tap, scratch and click their way around local rinks. Plus, how much we’re betting this weekend, how the fresh air of the Adirondacks reshaped psychology, and how radio repaid its founder in a way no one could have foreseen. It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye.The Week: What Caught Our Eye
February 5, 2022
Your chance to dine with R2D2. A 200-year-old case study in fighting slavery, the little village that grows Olympians, and talk about lucky numbers for some bettors. It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught our Eye.The Week: What Caught Our Eye
January 29, 2022
A rotisserie chicken saves one pup, a sausage another; major new winter destinations for people in the Adirondacks and birds in Central Maine, and the best pitcher Ted Williams ever faced. Plus, good byyyyyyyyyye Yolanda. It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye.The Week: What Caught Our Eye
January 22, 2022
A man sues his 82-year-old mother for his baseball cards. Anne Frank was betrayed. And a 555.55-carat black diamond falls out of space and ends up on the auction block. Well, two out of three ain’t bad. It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye.The Week: What Caught Our Eye
January 15, 2022
Upstate New York’s deep freeze is the warm-up act for a great winter. Plus, we’ll look at the virtues of humble leaders, pay tribute on his 93rd birthday to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and pose the question: Who’s entitled to a transplant? It’s all in this week’s Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye.The Week: What Caught Our Eye
January 8, 2022
Young people rescuing rural communities, the pride of an Adirondack town is finally home from Korea, and nature newbs make a mess of the wilderness. Plus, the head-spinning numbers from the first week of the year. It’s all in the inaugural 2022 issue of Facing Out: What Caught Our Eye.OUR MISSION
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