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You Made Us Mortal' Poetry Festival 23.08.2024 7:50
You Made Us Mortal' Poetry Festival is celebrating the power of words, community, and artistic expression in the heart of Eldred at the Shrewd Fox Brewery on this Saturday August 24 at 2:08 PM at the Shrewd Fox Brewery on State Route 55 in Eldred, This event brings together poets, artists, and enthusiasts for an afternoon of open mic performances, live music, and camaraderie. It’s a space where vo...
Cheap European Flights, Millions in Investment: Stewart Airport Attempts a Comeback 23.08.2024 4:33
Stewart International Airport (SWF) is attempting a comeback. Located in the towns of Newburgh and New Windsor, the small airport is considered easier to use than larger airports in New York City. But it has seen its share of struggles recently, especially when several major airlines left the airport during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the Times Union , Stewart Airport’s operator, the Port...
Sullivan Dems Chair Enthusiastic, Optimistic After DNC 23.08.2024 7:50
Now that the Democratic National Convention has wrapped, a stark reality exists for New York activists, operatives and party leaders: The real test for Harris has only just begun. Moreover, New York boasts the two most influential Democrats in Congress and plays a key role in determining which party will control at least one chamber next year. This year, there are six House seats in New York that...
Family, Ex-Caseworker of Child Who Died in Hot Car Say CPS Ignored Red Flags 23.08.2024 5:28
The Monticello woman arrested for allegedly leaving 2-year-old foster child Antonio Suarez-Ware alone inside a hot car last month, leading to his death, was named in a previous report of alleged child abuse in April 2020, according to a police report obtained by the Times Union . The report adds to questions about how Sullivan County’s Department of Social Services handles foster cases. Earlier th...
Eliane Elias 22.08.2024 18:21
Multi-Grammy winner and internationally celebrated pianist, vocalist and composer Eliane Elias will close the 31st Shandelee Music Festival in Livingston Manor, NY, on August 24. Elias is one of the most unique and immediately recognizable sounds in jazz and Brazilian music and she continues to reach new heights in a brilliant career spanning decades Eliane Elias spoke recently with Radio Catski...
Peck's Markets Sold 22.08.2024 2:46
The four Peck’s Markets in Sullivan County are under contract to be sold to PSK Supermarkets. The transition will take place after Labor Day. The River Reporter 's Ruby Rayner has more details about what the sale means for employees and for local shoppers. She spoke to Radio Catskill's Jason Dole.
All Things Good Festival 21.08.2024 6:45
The 4th annual All Things Good Festival is Saturday at New Memories in Parksville, NY. It’s a music, art and wellness festival created and produced Sullivan County native Ariana Kaminski. As a person of color and a member of the LGBTQ+ community, Kaminski founded the event when she says she recognized a lack of safe spaces for individuals to express themselves freely. Tim Bruno spoke to Kaminski...
Falun Gong Global Movement Moves in on Middletown 21.08.2024 17:41
Fallon Gong, a religious movement born in China in the early 1990s, today has its headquarters at a 400-acre estate in the woods of Orange County, near Middletown. And, according to new reporting in New York Magazine , Middletown is experiencing a slow-motion annexation by the sect. Through its various arms, it has acquired over $18 million in real estate in the town of 30,000 residents — not coun...
Amy Ray of Indigo Girls: More Than Fine 20.08.2024 10:49
Amy Ray and Emily Saliers have been offering life lessons to their fervent fans for nearly four decades and right now, they’re kind of having a moment. Since the release of Greta Gerwig's blockbuster "Barbie" movie last summer, in which the queer duo's classic hit "Closer to Fine" was prominently featured , to today, when they are the center of Alexandria Bombach's documentary "Indigo Girls: It'...
Food Bank Influencer Kristina Wong 19.08.2024 13:55
On Saturday, August 24, comedian and self described social justice warrior, Kristina Wong will present her work-in-progress entitled, "Kristina Wong: #FoodBankInfluencer" at Catskill Art Space to benefit A Single Bite. A Single Bite is the Sullivan County nonprofit that provides free meals to local children and their families, teaches young people to care about the food they eat and where it come...
The String Queens 16.08.2024 10:22
“The String Queens”, a trio of musicians that translate pop hits into their own language using violin, viola, and cello. These classically trained virtuosos have performed their diverse lineup of popular and classical songs on national stages like the Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall. They'll be appearing at Harmony in The Woods in Hawley on Sunday, August 18. Tim Bruno spoke to Kendall Isadore f...
Investigative Journalist Nina Burleigh's Debut Novel Explores Disinformation and The Media 15.08.2024 15:04
Nina Burleigh is a journalist, best-selling author, documentary producer, and publisher of a substack on politics called American Freakshow. Her debut novel, Zero Visibility Possible, is based on the true story of the 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas.
Woodstock: Peace, Love, Music and Mud 15.08.2024 18:27
It’s the 55th Anniversary of The Woodstock Music and Art Fair this weekend. To see the epic performances at Woodstock, attendees endured crowds, rain, minimal food and water—and lots of mud. Jason Dole took a deep dive into the mud of Woodstock in this report.
Elections 101: How PA’s Department of State Tries to Clarify Rules for Counties 14.08.2024 11:33
When legislative Republicans urged Congress to reject Pennsylvania’s electoral votes for Joe Biden in 2020, they didn’t cite voter fraud or illegal activity. Instead, they pointed to something seemingly innocuous: guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of State. As we approach what’s expected to be another contentious presidential election, we spoke to Carter Walker of Votebeat PA about what yo...
First Carbon Neutral Community in The Catskills Underway 14.08.2024 10:29
Situated in Livingston Manor, NY, The Catskills Project is a 90-acre carbon-neutral community in the Catskills region made up of 25 homes designed to be sustainable and environmentally friendly. The project was founded by Greg Hale and Peter Malik, who both previously worked for the National Resource Defense Council and wanted to bring eco-friendly, carbon-neutral living to the East Coast. Three...
Elections 101: How PA’s Department of State Tries to Clarify the Rules for Counties 12.08.2024 11:33
When legislative Republicans urged Congress to reject Pennsylvania’s electoral votes for Joe Biden in 2020, they didn’t cite voter fraud or illegal activity. Instead, they pointed to something seemingly innocuous: guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of State. As we approach what’s expected to be another contentious presidential election, we spoke to Carter Walker of Votebeat PA about what yo...
Streamside Mindfulness 12.08.2024 8:39
The Ashokan Watershed Stream Management Program is hosting a Streamside Mindfulness Meditation program this week next to the Esopus Creek in Mt. Tremper, NY. The meditation will be led by senior monks and an abbot of the Zen Mountain Monastery who will teach introductory mindfulness meditation followed by discussion. The program is designed for anyone who would like to feel a closer connection to...
Red Cross Declares Emergency Blood Shortage After Inventory Drops 25% 08.08.2024 8:25
The American Red Cross is grappling with a critical shortage of blood, as the national supply has dwindled by over 25% since July 1. On Monday, the organization reported that severe temperatures and intense heat disrupted nearly 100 blood drives last month across almost every state where the Red Cross operates.
Phish and Phans Return to Bethel Woods for Three Nights of Jams 08.08.2024 15:26
The rock band Phish returns to Bethel Woods for a three-night residency this weekend. Thousands of fans will attend the shows at the site of the 1969 Woodstock Festival and, with camping now a part of Bethel Woods’ concert season, many of those fans will not be leaving at the end of the night. To give them something to do when Phish is not performing, Bethel Woods has organized a "Camper’s Paradi...
Farm Arts Collective Hits Halfway Mark in 10-Year Play Cycle 08.08.2024 17:00
In 2020, the Farm Arts Collective began a 10-year cycle of plays about climate change called "Dream on the Farm." "Conference for Those Still Living," the latest installation in the cycle, debuts this Thursday at 6:30. The play tackles themes of hope and activism. WJFF's Tim Bruno spoke with Artistic Director Tannis Kowalchuk and writer Doug Rogers, who also performed music from the play!
Eating Upstate: Transforming a Double Decker Bus into a Restaurant 07.08.2024 13:59
Rob & Kim Rayevsky bought a 1980 British double decker bus in 2022, which was a retired tour bus in Philadelphia, Kim’s hometown. First Rob painted it, then they transformed it into a commercial kitchen on the 1st floor, concessions windows for takeout, and tables on the 2nd for a bird's eye view and named it Double Up. In her segment Eating Upstate , Erin Scherer shares the story of the Rayev...
Science Stories with Joe Johnson 07.08.2024 17:06
This week, Joe looks out for the Perseid meteor shower; shares secrets of ancient Herculaneum scrolls deciphered by AI; and explains the desert moss |"that can survive on Mars." He spoke to Jason Dole.
For This Hudson Valley Special Olympics Athlete, It's About the Journey, Not the Medal 06.08.2024 4:06
In 2016, Simone Biles – the most decorated gymnast of all time – told USA Today that: “A successful competition for me is always going out there and putting 100 percent into whatever I’m doing. It’s not always winning.” This outlook is foundational to the Special Olympics, where athletes with intellectual disabilities get to put their all into local, national, and international competitions. Will...
COVID-19 Summer Surge 06.08.2024 7:57
As the summer of 2024 unfolds, COVID-19 continues to display patterns that have become increasingly familiar over the past few years. Dr. Matthew Stupple, Medical Director at Ellenville Regional Hospital, talks with Radio Catskill's Tim Bruno about the evolving trends and ongoing risks associated with the virus during this season.
Regional Food Bank Expands: New Distribution Center Doubles Warehouse Size 05.08.2024 15:35
Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York and Food Bank of the Hudson Valley provides 50 million pounds of food each year to 1,000 agencies in 23 counties of northeastern New York. To meet growing demand, it is moving to a new 40,000-square-foot distribution center that will be twice the size of the food bank's current warehouse in Cornwall-on-Hudson. This move will enable the food bank to incre...
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