97.9 The Moose

Community Events

Coffee, Chocolate & Chat
Come and enjoy some great topics and great conversations
18th Jul at Village of Dannemora
Plattsburgh Farmers And Crafters Market
The Plattsburgh Farmers and Crafters market provides high quality products at reasonable prices in community atmosphere promoting the livelihood of local farms and small-business crafter’s.
20th Jul at Farmer's Market
Village of Dannemora Game Nights
Village Game Nights every 2nd/4th Thursday from 6-8pm
25th Jul at Village of Dannemora
Memory Cafe
A Memory Cafe provides a gathering place for friends with Alzheimer's Disease or other dementia along with their caregivers and families to relax and enjoy socialization, refreshments, discussions and entertainment.
31st Jul at Turnpike Wesleyan Church

New Nonstop Service From BTV To Denver
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Fire At BTV Home
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VT Prosecutor Responds To Scott’s Call For Investigation
The Chittenden County State’s Attorney is calling Governor Phil Scott’s order to review charges being dropped in three cases “insulting”. […]
VT Fines Dollar General
Vermont fines Dollar General $1.75 million for not charging the same prices at the register as the items were marked […]
Clinton County Sales Tax Revenues Up
Clinton County is well ahead of last year’s sales tax revenue. The Press-Republican reports that through May nearly $12.4 million […]
NY Authorities Warn About One Ring Phone Scam
The New York State Division of Consumer Protection is alerting consumers scam in which a phone rings just one time […]

On this day July 17, 1975
A Russian language version of Conway Twitty's 1970 hit, "Hello Darlin'" was broadcast to a worldwide audience as part of the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project. The song, which in Russian was called "Privet Radost," was seen as a "gesture of goodwill" from the Apollo crew to the Soviet Union's Soyuz crew. Twitty had worked with a language professor from the University of Oklahoma to record the phonetic Russian version of the song.