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Vermont woman s great-grandfather details 1918 solar eclipse in letter

A Vermont woman recently discovered a letter her great-grandfather wrote describing a solar eclipse almost 100 years ago.

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NCPR: North Country Public Radio

Member-supported public radio for the North Country serving communities in the Adirondacks, the St. Lawrence Valley, the Champlain Valley, the Thousand Islands, Jefferson County, Lewis County and the Tug Hill Plateau, western Vermont and the Canada border. Providing NPR and regional news, eclectic music, entertainment and arts programming

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This Weekend in the Adirondacks: April (snow) showers bring May flowers?

Central and Southern ADKs saw the most snow accumulation. Skis or snowshoes are needed in the mountains. Watch for rising rivers and streams.

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Rangers rescue hypothermic, frostbitten hiker in Adirondacks amid snowstorm

The hiker, 33 from New York City, lost the trail coming down Skylight and was found in a drainage with hypothermia and severe frostbite.

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Ahead of eclipse, rangers warn visitors of conditions | News

Forest rangers in the Adirondacks are warning visitors of unstable trails after one of the warmest winters on record.

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