Day: June 22, 2026

Drew Warshaw Outlines Priorities in Democratic Primary for New York State Comptroller

Radio Catskill is continuing its candidate interview series ahead of the June 23 primary. Radio Catskill’s Patricio Robayo spoke with Drew Warshaw, one of the Democrats running for New York State Comptroller. Warshaw is running in the Democratic primary against incumbent Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli and Raj Goyle. The New York State Comptroller is the […]
Drew Warshaw Outlines Priorities in Democratic Primary for New York State Comptroller

Raj Goyle Discusses Run for New York State Comptroller in Democratic Primary

Radio Catskill is continuing its candidate interview series ahead of the June 23 primary. Radio Catskill’s Patricio Robayo spoke with Raj Goyle, one of the Democrats running for New York State Comptroller. Goyle is running in the Democratic primary against incumbent Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli and Drew Warshaw. The New York State Comptroller is the […]
Raj Goyle Discusses Run for New York State Comptroller in Democratic Primary

Sullivan Fresh Farmers’ Markets: Nutrition & Support for Local Families

SULLIVAN COUNTY, N.Y. — The Sullivan Fresh Farmers’ Markets are returning for the summer and fall seasons. The annual markets aim to improve access to healthy food while supporting local farmers. Sullivan Fresh works to make fresh produce affordable and accessible through nutrition education, outreach programs, cooking demonstrations, multilingual materials and a variety of incentive […]
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Liberty Celebrates Juneteenth at Hanofee Park

LIBERTY, N.Y. – People gathered across the country to celebrate Juneteenth on Friday, including local celebrations in Sullivan County. Juneteenth marks the end of slavery in the U.S. and became an official federal holiday in 2021. On June 19, 1865, federal troops marched to Galveston, Texas to inform enslaved people they were free – over […]
Liberty Celebrates Juneteenth at Hanofee Park

NY Exploring Bid for 2042 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, NYC

New York Public News Network | By Jon Campbell Gov. Kathy Hochul is hoping to extend New York City’s sports fever all the way to 2042. Hochul launched a committee on Monday that will study whether it’s plausible to host the winter games in New York City and Lake Placid 16 years from now, the next […]
NY Exploring Bid for 2042 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, NYC

Melissa Etheridge Returns to Bethel Woods, Celebrating the Music That Raised Her

As Melissa Etheridge prepares to return to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts on Sunday, she’s bringing more than a catalog of hits. She’s bringing a tribute to the medium that first connected her to music. Etheridge and country star Wynonna Judd are touring together on the Raised on Radio Tour, a celebration of the […]
Melissa Etheridge Returns to Bethel Woods, Celebrating the Music That Raised Her

An Upstate Commune’s Place in LGBTQ History

When people think about LGBTQ history, places like Greenwich Village and events like the Stonewall Uprising often come to mind. But another chapter of that story unfolded far from New York City, on a rural property in upstate New York where a group of activists sought to build a different kind of community. Known as […]
An Upstate Commune’s Place in LGBTQ History

Rockland Central Names New School Business Administrator

Rockland Central School District has named Janet Dymond as its new school business, finance, operations and personnel administrator, effective July 1. Dymond joins the district from Otsego-Northern Catskills BOCES, where she served as assistant school business manager. Before entering school finance, she worked as a librarian and library director in state prisons and public libraries. […]