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NBZ-FM News - March 10, 2026
Two veterans of area law enforcement will face off in a race for Clinton County Sheriff, ENCON is urging caution on high peaks trails, SNAP has healthier stocking standards.
NBZ-FM News - March 09, 2026
Melting snow and ice leads to potential flooding in the area, NY green energy mandates could be responsible for increased costs, NY ranked last in a nationwide poll on taxes.
NBZ-FM News - March 06, 2026
Drivers are being warned about drowsy driving in connection with the start of daylight savings time and Red Cross says use the time change as a reminder to check smoke alarms

ADK Hiker Warning

Warming temperatures have caused rapid changes in the high peaks and DEC is urging caution for hikers.
Race for Sheriff

Two veterans of law enforcement will go head-to-head in the race for Clinton County Sheriff in November
Davison for Sheriff

Retired State Police Troop B Commander, Brent Davison, announced he's running for Clinton County Sheriff.
EV Buses

Heavy EV Buses are bad for roads say Highway Superintendents who gathered in Albany to voice concern.
Racehorse Study

New York will pay $20 million for a study by Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine on racehorse injuries.

106.3 NBZ-FM Welcomes Veteran Broadcaster and Author Jerry Crouth

"The Oldies Show with Jerry Crouth" airs every Sunday Morning at 6:00 AM, just before "Worship with Pastor Ric."
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106.3 NBZ-FM Welcomes John Shearer as News Director

Flash Flood Warning: Ice Jam Threatens Northern New York Communities

Evacuations are currently underway along Ladue Street and River Street in Morrisonville.
How AI could help bolster Vermont’s agriculture industry

The oldest industry in Vermont meets the latest version of artificial intelligence.
This Day in History: Sugar maple becomes Vermont’s state tree

On March 10, 1949, the Vermont legislature voted to designate the sugar maple as the state tree.
Burlington city council agrees to new city recycling plan

Queen City councilors decided tonight that the city’s workers will no longer haul the resident’s 5 and a half million pounds of recycling next year.
Flood Watch in effect through Thursday for additional ice jams and rising rivers

The combination of ongoing snowmelt and rain Wednesday into Thursday will cause sharp rises on area rivers. More ice jams are possible through midweek across Vermont and the North Country.