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Tuesday, June 1, 2021 - 1:16 pm
CANTON - NCPR’s flagship regional news magazine is getting a new name! Starting June 1, The 8 O’Clock Hour will be called Northern Light, with a new theme and logo to go along with it. Co-hosts Todd Moe and Monica Sandreczki will continue to bring their curiosity and conversational style to the day’s news and happenings across the North Country, backed by the reporting strength of the entire NCPR news team.
“Todd and Monica have been experimenting and innovating with new ideas for the show since Monica started co-hosting early in 2020,” said NCPR News Director David Sommerstein. “After more than two decades, we thought it was time to refresh the name and signature musical themes of the show to reflect the content and presentation changes Todd and Monica have already been making.”
NCPR’s flagship regional news magazine is getting a new name! Starting June 1st, The 8 O’Clock Hour will be called Northern Light, with a new theme and logo to go along with it.
May 19, 2021
North Country Public Radio is excited to welcome three summer interns from area colleges to join its newsroom and report on issues across the region.
“Internships are a way for NCPR to contribute to journalism education at area universities,” said NCPR News Director David Sommerstein. “But they also help our news team benefit from new ideas, perspectives, and energy. These interns become equals in pitching, writing, producing, and broadcasting stories that help tell the stories of the North Country. We’re thrilled with the seriousness of purpose these three women bring to their work.”
Madison Amico and Hannah Finley, students at St. Lawrence University in Canton, are returning to the news team this summer after they began their news training during winter/spring 2020, but had to take a long break as the coronavirus pandemic forced everyone to reshape their work. Both are senior editors at St. Lawrence’s