As students head back to school at the end of the month, advocates are warning about a new wave of e-cigarettes targeting kids, with some even disguised as everyday objects or…
Author: Annie
Delaware Valley Job Corps Faces Uncertainty
Update: Since this interview was recorded, the Department of Labor has pledged to resume background checks and sent instructions to Job Corps on processing applications once again. As federal lawmakers continue…
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…
$15 Million Improvements Coming to Walton’s Dairy Factory, State Says Delaware County Will Benefit
Governor Hochul announced on June 30th that $75 million will be put into New York’s dairy factories. Walton’s branch of “Lactalis” is receiving $15 million from that fund. Lactalis, the world’s largest…
Air Quality Data Available to Public Thanks to New Environmental Justice Initiative
The public now has access to crucial data about air quality around Hudson Valley. Bard College has partnered with an environmental justice group, “JustAir,” to install sensors and publish the data in…
Jeffersonville, NY Local Competes in 4th of July Hot Dog Eating Contest
Camille O’Brien represented the Sullivan Catskills this Independence Day on Coney Island for a great American tradition, Nathan’s annual hot dog eating contest. O’Brien ate six and a half weiners in just…
The Push for Solar Energy Leaves the Catskills Conflicted
The solar power industry is increasing its presence in the Catskills. This rise is accompanied by debates over land use and accusations of predatory marketing tactics. Pennsylvania, specifically, is in the midst…