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From LCD Soundsystem to Life Saver: Phil Mossman Talks Music and Volunteering in the Catskills

Phil Mossman is a New York City-based professional musician who grew up in London. He has worked with acts like Primal Scream and LCD Soundsystem.His most recent non-m...

Shawangunk Journal: Cyanobacteria Surge Threatens Lipman Park Properties

Overgrowth of cyanobacteria, often mistaken for algae, in Lipman Park's pond has led to blocked outflows and rising water levels, threatening to spill onto nearby prop...

Times Union: Avian Flu Fears Prompt Tighter Controls on NY Dairy Cattle

This week, New York State announced temporary import requirements for dairy cattle entering the state following detections of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in dair...

PA 139th Election Overview, Wayne County Commissioner Jocelyn Cramer

Radio Catskill’s Jason Dole spoke to Wayne County Commissioner Jocelyn Cramer, who also chairs the Wayne County Board of Elections, about today’s primary and the speci...

Sullivan County's Head Start Programs Set to Reopen

The Sullivan County community is set to welcome back its essential Head Start services, with the announcement of the reopening of centers in Riverside, Waverly, and Wo...

Meet Amberly Jane Campbell, Assistant Deputy County Executive of Ulster County

Amberly Jane Campbell has been appointed as the new Assistant Deputy County Executive of Ulster County, as announced by Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger.In her newl...

Toxic Flow: Bloomingburg's Ongoing Battle with Wastewater Contamination

Radio Catskill’s reporter Marin Scotten uncovered the troubling details of how the Bloomingburg wastewater treatment plant has been discharging untreated wastewater—up...

NY Focus: How the New York State Budget Is Made

In the coming weeks, New York’s lawmakers will pass a budget that determines how the state will spend over $230 billion in public money. It’s a massive sum, bigger tha...

NY Burn Ban Starts March 16 2024 - Sullivan County Fire Coordinator: John Hauschild

Since 2009, the DEC has put a stop to brush burning from March 16 to May 14 every year to help prevent wildfires and keep communities safe. This ban is important becau...

NY Focus: What Are Industrial Development Agencies?

If you’ve ever stayed in a hotel, visited an aquarium, ordered something on Amazon, or paid your utility bill in New York, your life may have been impacted by a little...

‘Forever Chemicals’: The Fight for Clean Water in Newburgh

Since 2016, Newburgh’s main water source, Washington Lake has been contaminated with PFAS chemicals, a group of chemicals that don’t break down naturally- coining the ...

Debbie McGinness, New Hope Community

On Friday, March 8th, the New Hope Community in Loch Sheldrake is set to join the "Rally in the Valley" at Letchworth Village in Stony Point, NY, to advocate for bette...

NY Focus: How the Hospital Lobby Pummeling Hochul’s Budget Brought in a Billion Dollars

While the nonprofit Greater New York Hospital Association lobbied, a lucrative for-profit arm may have run up costs for hospitals.Two-thirds of New York hospitals and ...

Votebeat/Spotlight PA: A Deficit Of Experienced Voting Officials Could Mean Trouble For Pa.’S 2024 Election

Investigative reporter Carter Walker of Votebeat/Spotlight PA has uncovered a pressing concern within Pennsylvania's electoral framework: the significant turnover of e...

Young Driver from Ellenville Sees Early Career Success

Brock Pinkerous is a 13-year-old race car driver from Ellenville, New York. Despite racing competitors who are in their 30s and 40s, Pinkerous has done more than hold ...

NY Focus: Hochul’s Plan to Close Prisons Faces a Fight

Governor Kathy Hochul has made no secret of her goal to scale back state spending across agencies. But among some rural state lawmakers, her plan to save $77 million o...

A Century of Systemic Discrimination Towards Black Farmers

Making a living as a small-scale farmer in a system that supports mass-production isn’t easy. For Black farmers, a number of discriminatory barriers have made farming ...

NY FOCUS: As Overdoses Soar, Addiction Treatment Funding Stagnates

In recent reporting, New York Focus found that after the worst year on record for overdose deaths in New York, Governor Kathy Hochul wants to level off investment in a...

Sullivan County Mental Health Resources Expands

With the growing demand for mental health resources in New York State, Astor Services has taken a step forward in expanding access to essential care by extending its m...

Spotlight PA: Opioid Settlement Money Is Supposed To Expand Syringe Services. A PA Nonprofit Just Lost $150k Because Of Them

Kim Botteicher decided to speak out about her work offering syringe services in Westmoreland County, hoping to prompt change that she believes would help save lives.Ac...

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