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Science Stories with Joe Johnson 10.07.2024

Joe Johnson is a former Port Jervis Science teacher and Radio Catskill volunteer who shares science stories that have caught his eye recently. He reports on ants can perform life-saving emergency surgery on each other and the four volunteers who spent more than a year living in a 1,700-square-foot space created by NASA to simulate the environment on Mars have emerged. He spoke with Jason Dole. 

Lao Tizer Band at Harmony in The Woods Music Festival 09.07.2024

Harmony In The Woods is the outdoor amphitheater nestled in the forests of Hawley. All summer long, they present regional and national performing artists of all genres. “Jazz Group of the Year” nominee, The Lao Tizer Band, make their debut at Harmony In The Woods on Friday, July 12 in support of their forthcoming Summer 2024 album & video release AMPLIFY. Lao Tizer spoke to Tim Bruno on Radio...

Invasive Species to Have on Your Radar 09.07.2024

Invasive species wreak havoc on the wild spaces and agriculture throughout the region. In New York, the state Department of Environmental Conservation defines invasive species as “non-native species that can cause harm to the environment, the economy or human health.” According to the PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, about 37% of the roughly 3,400 species of plants in PA are no...

Second Delaware River Drowning in a Week 09.07.2024

New York State Police have released the identity of the man who drowned in the Upper Delaware River on Sunday as Chirag Pratel, a 37-year-old Bensalem, PA, man. His death is the second drowning on the river in a week. On June 29, 24-year-old Jeysson Ariel Osorio-Reyes of Ocean County, NJ drowned  near Milford, PA. At approximately 12:40 p.m. on July 7, troopers from the Liberty barracks responded...

Rebuilding and Course Correction on the Docket for Upper Delaware River Meeting 08.07.2024

The Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River is part of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System . This Thursday, the Upper Delaware Counsel will host a public meeting to discuss the near and long term goals for managing the river. Strengthening partnership with the wider National Park system and shoring up staffing and resource shortages are among the topics to be discussed. The meeting can...

Science Stories with Joe Johnson 02.07.2024

Joe discusses Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, which is designed for crew transport to the ISS. Despite numerous delays and technical issues since its first planned launch in 2017, the Starliner successfully docked with the ISS on its third mission in June 2023. Challenges included helium leaks and thruster failures, but NASA and Boeing assure that the crew is safe.  Joe also briefly touches on the...

New Visual Installation at the Narrowsburg Union Details History of Cannabis 01.07.2024

Cannabis has been cultivated around the world for centuries; however, the plant has been politicized and stigmatized in the US for the last 100 years. In 1970, a young lawyer named Frank Fioramonti was hired by NORML the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. In 1977 because of NORML’s work, marijuana was decriminalized in New York Artist Brandi Merolla is Fioramonti’s step daught...

River Safety on the Delaware 01.07.2024

Susie Kaspar, Park Ranger for the National Park Service at Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River, shares reminders for a safe summer on the Upper Delaware River.

Craft Cannabis: Grassroots Group Gets Funding for Regenerative Growing in Ulster County 27.06.2024

New York Small Farma is a community of farmers and supporters that advocates for socially just, regenerative, and economically inclusive cannabis laws, policies, and regulations in New York State. The group recently won a bid to help Ulster County develop its cannabis economic sector. The county chose just one organization with expertise in cannabis production, sustainability, and social and econo...

Foie Gras Ban Struck Down 27.06.2024
Garnet Health Restructuring Plan Cuts 26, Changes Inpatient Palliative Care 26.06.2024

Garnet Health recently announced a restructuring plan that will affect 26 employees, less than 1% of its total workforce. This restructuring is expected to save approximately $4.6 million in salaries and benefits, according to Garnet Health. As part of the restructuring, inpatient palliative care services will no longer be provided, additionally, Garnet Health plans to optimize its Infectious Dise...

After Six Year Hiatus, BioBlitz Returns to NEPA for 24 Hours of Species-Spotting 25.06.2024

The 2024 Upper Delaware BioBlitz will be held on June 28th and 29th at The Highlights Foundation Retreat Center in Boyds Mills, Wayne County, PA.  Eight teams of scientists and amateur naturalists will gather to begin their collection of every unique species of plant, animal, fungus and lichen they can find in 24 hours.  Some teams, like the Mammal Team looking for bats and the Insect Team looking...

833 Days of Walking: "Moving Toward Health" Columnist Discusses the Power of Commitment 25.06.2024

Maggi Fitzpatrick is the Health & Wellness Columnist for the Sullivan County Democrat. Her column is "Moving Toward Health." Over two years ago Maggi and her husband committed to walking 45 minutes a day for 75 days. 833 days later, Maggi has yet to drop the habit. Tim Bruno talked to Maggi about commitment, relationships and walking on Radio Chatskill  

Curtis Zunigha Delivers Opening Talk at Deep Water Festival 20.06.2024

The Deep Water Literary Festival returns to Narrowsburg this weekend and Radio Catskill is proud to be a media partner. Every day this week, we’re featuring authors and events from the festival. Weaving story-telling and song, Curtis Zunigha of the Lenape Center will open the festival tomorrow. Zunigha will discuss "Lenapehoking: An Anthology," which includes essays and interviews covering the Len...

Science Stories with Joe Johnson 20.06.2024

Joe Johnson is a retired Port Jervis science teacher and Radio Catskill volunteer and he regularly brings us science stories that have caught his eye.  This week, Joe brings us good news about Voyager One, the spacecraft from 1977;  bad news for some of the cicadas temporarily overtaking parts of the U.S. who are turning into sex-crazed “zombies,” thanks to a fungus; and the climate shift from El...

AphroChic founders Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason speak at Deep Water Literary Festival 19.06.2024

The Deep Water Literary Festival returns to Narrowsburg this weekend and Radio Catskill is proud to be a media partner. Every day this week we’re featuring authors and events from the festival. Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason are the founders of AphroChic, one of the nation's most successful Black owned brands. Authors of REMIX: Decorating with Culture, Objects and Soul and AphroChic: Celebrating the...

Molinaro Discusses Key Election Issues, Doubles Down on "Disgraceful" Claim About Trump Felony Conviction 19.06.2024

Congressman Marc Molinaro represents New York's 19th District, which not only includes much of Radio Catskill’s listening area, but is also highly competitive in this election year. The outcome here could significantly impact the political balance in the House this November. In an interview with Radio Catskill, Molinaro discussed the challenges of representing such a politically diverse district....

La Voz Celebrates Milestone Anniversary Publishing Hispanic Culture and News for the Hudson Valley 18.06.2024

La Voz is a multi-award-winning free magazine in Spanish distributed in 10 counties across the Hudson Valley,  serving over 150,000 Hispanic readers. La Voz is celebrating its 20th anniversary as the only print Spanish-language magazine in the region on June 22 at the Spiegeltent at Bard College.  Reporter Marin Scotten spoke to Managing Editor Mariel Fiori about the two decades of providing resou...

Black Library Funding Running Out 18.06.2024

The Black Library, in collaboration with the Sullivan County Chapter of the NAACP, is celebrating Juneteenth tomorrow ..but the annual celebration comes in the midst of a harsh reality for the community space in Monticello: its funding is running out.  Radio Catskill's Patricio Robayo spoke with Black Library co-founders Douglas Shindler and Mike Davis about what that means for the future of the B...

Deep Water Literary Festival Returns this Weekend 17.06.2024

The Deep Water Literary Festival takes place June 21 through June 23. Founded in 2018, the festival was founded to promote community engagment, performance, and the sharing of literary ideas in Narrowsburg, NY. As part of WJFF's partnership with Deep Water Literary Festival, Tim Bruno spoke to authors Nana Brew-Hammond and Sara Hosey who are hosting a panel together during the festival.

Dangerous Heat Wave Hits the Northeast 17.06.2024

A record-breaking heat wave envelopes the northeast this week with temperatures approaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit.  A "heat dome" parking itself over the region gives the heat wave its unusual duration with blazing temperatures to last several days. The heat wave causes a serious health risk, particularly to the elderly and those working outside. Tim Bruno spoke to Mark Pellerito, a warning coord...

New Graduation Requirements Proposed by NYS Education Department Would "Sunset" Regents Exams 17.06.2024

New York education officials have unveiled a proposal that would transform the state’s graduation requirements.  From the New YORK Public News Network, WAMC’s Lucas Willard reports that the plan is intended to bring equity to all students, but some questions remain.

Community Concerns Rise Over Proposed Exit 114 Closure on Route 17 Expansion 13.06.2024

Residents and business owners have raised concerns over the proposed closure of Exit 114 on State Route 17 West. This closure is part of the Route 17 expansion project, aimed at improving a 30-mile stretch of the highway from Exit 113 in Wurtsboro, Sullivan County, to Interstate 87 in Woodbury, Orange County. The project's objectives include enhancing operational efficiency and safety, easing cong...

Public Shares Concerns over Climate Change and Development at Delaware River Basin Commission Public Meeting 13.06.2024

The Delaware River Basin Commission hosted a public meeting on Wednesday, June 5 in Narrowsburg. Organizations and members of the public spoke before the DRBC and shared their concerns about how climate change and various development projects are impacting the river.  Reporter Marin Scotten has a recap of the event and is joined by Tracy Carluccio, the deputy director of the Delaware Riverkeeper N...

Keeping Healthy Honey Bees with Robyn Underwood 13.06.2024

It’s early summer, and honey bees are keeping busy with foraging for nectar and pollen, nurturing their larvae, and producing honey. But what are the beekeepers up to? Radio Catskill reporter Chia-Tien Nicole Chen spoke to Robyn Underwood, the Extension Educator of Apiculture at Penn State, to find out. With nearly 30 years of researching honey bees and a PhD in entomology from the University of M...

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