Day: August 13, 2025

Woodstock Alum Returns After 56 Years for New Bethel Woods ‘Main Gate’ Tour

As part of Radio Catskill’s Woodstock anniversary week, Radio Catskill’s Jason Dole joined 1969 festival-goer Minna Traugott for a special trip back to the historic grounds where music history was made. At just 18 years old, Minna packed into a Volkswagen Beetle with friends, a three-day ticket in hand, and made the journey to Max […]

Artist Bette Blau Debuts “From Where I Stand” at Hall Space in Eldred

Artist Bette Blau is bringing a deeply personal and richly textured body of work to Hall Space in Eldred with her new exhibit, From Where I Stand. The opening reception takes place this Saturday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., and the show runs through September 7. “In the last seven years I’ve been met with […]

Seeking Funding for Youth Programs? Sullivan County Youth Bureau Accepting Grant Applications

Monticello, NY – Organizations serving children and youth under the age of 21 in Sullivan County now have an opportunity to secure funding for their programs. The Sullivan County Youth Bureau is currently accepting grant applications for initiatives that support youth development and organized activities. “The New York State Office of Children and Family Services […]

“It Feels Like We’re Going Backwards”: Sullivan Fresh Cupboard at Capacity as Food Insecurity Surges

Rising food and housing costs, paired with federal funding cuts, are hitting home. Sullivan Cornell Cooperative Extension’s (CCE) Community Cupboard reported that emergency calls for food aid have increased 100 percent in the past three months. On Monday mornings, Sullivan Fresh program coordinators, Shanice Owens and Lynn Colavito, deliver more than 70 drop-offs of food […]

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DAs from Red and Blue Counties Want ICE Agents Kept Out of NY Courthouses

A bipartisan group of district attorneys across New York are pushing back on the Trump administration’s efforts to strike down a state law that blocks federal immigration agents from making arrests at state courthouses. The Department of Justice sued New York state in June, claiming its Protect Our Court Act is hampering ICE detention efforts. […]

Science Stories with Joe Johnson: Meteorite Strikes and the Return of Flesh-Eating Flies

Our resident science guy Joe Johnson has a fascinating update on three very different science stories: the subtle changes in Earth’s rotation, a rare meteorite impact in Georgia, and the resurgence of the screwworm fly in Central America and Mexico. Earth’s Rotation: Less Than 2 Milliseconds Matter Last week, Radio Catskill explored the changing rate […]