For generations of baseball fans, the crack of the bat has defined the sport’s biggest moments. But award-winning author Ed Wheatley argues that another piece of equipment tells an equally compelling story:…
Day: August 3, 2026
Meet Chester’s Little Gem Farm, Home to 15 Varieties of Locally Grown Lettuce
CHESTER, N.Y. – Zoe Friedberg is surrounded by lettuce – about 15 different kinds of lettuce – on her two-acre farm, Little Gem Farm. She’s one of 11 farms leasing land from…
PennDOT Hiring Seasonal Workers for Winter Maintenance in Northeast Pennsylvania
DUNMORE, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is hiring seasonal employees for its 2026-27 Winter Maintenance Program, with positions running from September through April. The agency says some seasonal jobs may…
Sullivan County’s Response to Overdose Crisis Evolves with Expanded Resources, Community Support
Every year on August 31, communities around the world gather for International Overdose Awareness Day — a time to remember those who have died from overdose, support families and friends affected by…
Sustainable Bethel Forum Highlights Local Solutions to Climate Challenges
Communities across the Catskills are working to address climate change through local action — from reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving energy efficiency to protecting water resources and preparing for future environmental…
New York Hunting Licenses for 2026-2027 Season Now Available
New York hunters can now purchase licenses for the 2026-2027 hunting season, according to the state Department of Environmental Conservation. Licenses are available online, by phone, or in person through license issuing…
Catholic Groups Win Injunction in Right-to-Die Law Case as Another Lawsuit is Dismissed
New York Public News Network | By Samuel King New York’s new Medical Aid in Dying law takes effect on Wednesday, and groups challenging the law in court received mixed results this week….