Local students released several hundred trout fingerlings into Callicoon Creek in Jeffersonville on May 16 as part of the Trout in the Classroom project. The Trout in the Classroom program brings science…
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Celebrating Dandelions, the Perennially Maligned Perennials
Dandelion is a short-lived perennial that will grow just about anywhere, regardless of soil conditions. Though commonly dismissed as a weed, the dandelion is beneficial to soil health, honeybees, and people. Kaya…
NYSDOT Seeking Public Comment On Route 17 Expansion Project
The NY State Department of Transportation, along with the Federal Highway Administration, is preparing an Environmental Impact Statement for the New York State Route 17 Mobility and Access Improvements Project. The project…
Sayonara Cowboy: Wryly Looking Back at a Troubled Youth and No Parents in Sight
“Sayonara Cowboy” is a coming-of-age story that navigates the turbulent waters of racism, familial complexities, and the search for identity in the aftermath of World War II. DVAA will host the book…
Can’t Stop Sneezing? You’re Not Alone During Peak Allergy Season
Seasonal allergies are getting worse after a particularly warm winter this year, causing plants to start blooming early and keep producing pollen for longer into the season. Tim Bruno spoke to Christina…
Space Acres Comedy Night Beams Into Parksville
Space Acres has been bringing stand-up comedy back to its “ancestral homeland” for the last two years and now they are flying their Comedy Night spaceship to New Memories in Parksville, NY….
Giving Holocaust Survivors a Voice in Liberty
According to founder Dr. Hope Blecher, Hope’s Compass was established to create opportunities for community unity and “to grow one tiny, mighty, beautiful step at a time through meaningful civic engagement.” Voices…
Mental Health Awareness Month: Penn State Extension Team Tackles Farm Stress
Farmers are always there, keeping food on our tables and filling store shelves. It can be a rewarding, yet stressful way of life, filled with uncertainty that for some can lead to…
Science Stories with Joe Johnson
Joe Johnson is a former Port Jervis Science Teacher and Radio Catskill Volunteer and he’s discussing some science stories that have caught our eye this week including Ötzi the Iceman’s new look…