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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2026 · 29 MIN

NASA scientist from St. Lawrence County, wildfire bird chirping, Teddy Roosevelt biographer

from Northern Light · host NCPR News

(Apr 13, 2026) A woman from St. Lawrence County is on the team of software engineers who designed the systems for the Artemis II, the mission that went around the moon and back; new research out of Cornell shows Canadian wildfire smoke made some birds chirp and sing less., potentially exacerbating population decline; and a group in North Creek is commemorating President Teddy Roosevelt’s famous “night ride to the Presidency,” with a series of events.

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