For the eight million people who live within the Delaware River Watershed and the additional nine million people who rely on the river for their freshwater, the watershed serves as a critical…
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Science Stories with Joe Johnson: Spiders on Mars, Shorter Days on Earth, and Goo from the Deep
It’s not David Bowie’s band—but “spiders from Mars” are real, at least geologically speaking. That’s just one of the mind-bending science stories Radio Catskill’s resident science guy Joe Johnson brought us recently….
NACL’s Latest Production Pulls Art from the Depths of Grief and Wonder
This weekend, audiences in Highland Lake will be invited to dive deep—into memory, myth, and the mysterious realms beneath the surface of consciousness—through a haunting new shadow puppet performance at NACL Theatre….
Eldred’s in a Pickle—in the Best Way Possible
A briny blend of food, fun, and fermentation is taking over Eldred this weekend. Sullivan Public is hosting its first-ever Public Pickle Party on Sunday, August 10, promising an afternoon packed with hands-on pickling,…
As Need Grows, A Single Bite Expands Efforts to Feed Sullivan County Families
Audrey Garro, executive director of A Single Bite, has a clear mission: if you have a child in your household and you need food, they are here to help. What began as…
Pine Bush’s UFO Club Ends Hiatus, Resumes Regular Meetings
Bill Wiand knows he was abducted by aliens. “Since I was a very, very young boy, they would come, take me out of the house, go through the window. I could actually…
Ryan Cronin Unveils Paintings for “We are Public Health” Campaign
Public health is getting a pop-art twist in Ulster County, thanks to a new collaboration between artist Ryan Cronin and the Ulster County Department of Health. At the heart of the effort…
From Route 17 to I-86: What’s Next for the Catskills Corridor?
You’ve probably driven it–Route 17, winding through the Hudson Valley and the Catskills, but big changes are coming to this familiar stretch of highway. New York State is in the…
Citing Texas, Hochul Says NY Should Abandon Independent Redistricting
Flanked by Democratic lawmakers from Texas, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said the state should abandon its commitment to nonpartisan districts and instead let Democrats redraw maps to maximize their political power….