Radio Catskill’s Reporters Roundtable returns with a new edition featuring the reporting staff of the Sullivan County Democrat. In this episode, we’re joined by Sean Kuhn, Matthew Albeck, Vincent Kurzrock and Isabel…
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National Reading Month: A Simple Routine Can Help Kids Build a Lifelong Love of Books
March is National Reading Month, and Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) is using the moment to remind families that early reading doesn’t have to be complicated — it just has to be consistent….
Liberty to Host Sullivan County All-County Music Festival
Liberty, NY— Student musicians from across Sullivan County will gather this weekend in Liberty for the annual Sullivan County All-County Music Festival. The Liberty Central School District Music Department will host the…
Women’s History Month Spotlight: OB-GYN Shares Why Preventive Care and Awareness Are Key to Women’s Health
As March marks Women’s History Month, it’s also a time to highlight an issue that continues to shape the lives of millions: women’s health. From routine screenings to recognizing changes in the…
Library Advocates Urge Hochul to Reverse Over $11 Million in Library Funding Cuts
Grace Riario is combing through the stack of items in a large steel box: there are children’s books, DVDs, and test prep books. The boxes, which can weigh up to 70 pounds,…
Wayne Memorial Hospital Voluntarily Gives Up Level 4 Trauma Center Designation
Honesdale, PA – Wayne Memorial Hospital in Honesdale will voluntarily relinquish its Level IV Trauma Center accreditation at the end of this month, the Pennsylvania Trauma Systems Foundation announced. The designation, which…
She Had Tenure. She Walked Away. Now She’s Making People Laugh.
By the time Liz Glazer got tenure, she had done everything right. Six years of work, an appointment at a law school, then a visiting position at a higher-ranked institution. The golden…
Spring Forward: That Lost Hour Is More Dangerous Than You Think
Every spring, Americans set their clocks forward by one hour and spend the following week feeling vaguely wrecked. Most chalk it up to a minor inconvenience — an extra cup of coffee,…
‘Sip and Stroll’: NY Lawmaker Wants to Ease Liquor Laws During World Cup
Story by Jon Campbell/New York Public News Network A state lawmaker is pushing a plan to let some New York bars and restaurants serve beer and other libations outdoors when hundreds of…