New Federal Government Award Renews Questions About ICE Presence in Orange County
Records show a $172,825 federal contract for office building repairs in Newburgh is funded through ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations office.
Kimberly Izar
Apple Picking Season Arrives With Fewer Crops for Local Growers
Farmers across the Mid-Hudson Valley and Catskills regions are navigating climate change impacts after a spring freeze in April devastated many orchards.
River Reporter to Host Wayne, Pike Candidate Forum
The River Reporter will host a candidate forum with candidates running in Wayne and Pike Counties on Thursday, October 8.
Pike CountyWayne County Assemblymember Kay to Host Public Forums on Verizon’s Plan to End Copper Landlines
Two public forums with Verizon representatives are planned to answer questions about its plans to phase out copper-based landline services.
Heating Oil Prices Are Surging. Local Suppliers Say They’ve Never Seen Anything Like It
Recent data shows the average price for heating oil in New York has skyrocketed from $3.72 to $6.27 per gallon over the past year.
Sullivan Legislature Votes to Close Adult Care Center Despite Court Challenge
The 5-4 vote authorizes the closure and a search for an alternative operator, but a court injunction remains in effect as a lawsuit challenging the closure process moves forward.
Gael Roots Farm to Host Fiber Artist Residency Series
This year’s artist is Diana Eusebio, a Peruvian-Dominican textile artist from Miami.
FOUND: 2 Sullivan County Children Found in Glen Spey After Reported Missing
The Sullivan County Sheriff's Office have confirmed that two children have been found alive and unharmed in Glen Spey after they were reported missing.
Dutchess Orders Flock Cameras Removed, Says County Network Will Go Offline Friday
Dutchess County announced it will remove its 65 Flock cameras after significant community pushback. Radio Catskill spoke with New Pine Plains Herald's Patrick Grego about the decision.
