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Controversies and Current Events of the North Country

 
It wasn’t until a Long Island native, John Van Casper “Jack” Wyrtzen was introduced to the teachings of Jesus, and the Brooklyn-born Harry Bollback, that The Word Of Life Fellowship, the umbrella youth ministry fellowship that oversees the Bible Institute, and the fellowships camping ground and ranch, was formed. Read More
Empire State Games

Athletes from all over the world are fulfilling their Olympic dreams in the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games. Gold, silver and bronze medals will be placed around the necks of Olympic champions, as cheers erupt from the crowd. Read More
From Closets to Racks

While unpacking her clothing and restocking her closet, Dani Carter asked herself a question that daunts much of the middle class: How did she accrue so much clothing? “I was moving out of my apartment and I had three huge bags of clothing,” Carter says. “I had no idea when I even accumulated so much clothing.” Read More
Courage in and out of Uniform Dan Choi was never afraid. He never felt unsafe, but kept his secret at arm's length from the majority of his fellow soldiers at Fort Drum in Jefferson County, New York. Only a select few of his closest “combat buddies” knew him that well. Now, the whole world knows. They know he is gay. And they know his military career has gone on hiatus for that reason. Read More

About six months ago, 54-year-old attorney Stephen Miller walked into the Bantam boxing gym. A lifelong tennis player, Miller’s skills on the court had diminished with age. With his athletic stomach still rumbling, he wanted to try his hands in another arena. Read More
Whose choice is it? The chanting can be heard from a block away. “Save the babies! Save the babies!,” is aggresively announced as the protesters tote signs that read “Mommy take my hand, not my life.” Read More
From The Roots Up Natalie Burke sits in her college dorm. It’s winter, but she is somewhere warm and sunny. She is remembering her childhood when she would visit her grandfather and see his garden.  She wasn't interested in gardening back then, and didn't like vegetables, but something about his gardening was special. Read More

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