Bizzy Coy Wants to Help Catskills Writers Find Each Other
The writer, humorist, and New Yorker cartoonist has created a free guide to local literary resources.
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Environmental advocates are watching legal efforts to revive two natural gas pipelines and overturn New York’s fracking ban, with potential consequences for waterways and wetlands.
Four Generations, 90 Years: Van Gorders’ Furniture Looks to the Future
Scott Van Gorder reflects on the family business’s history and the next generation carrying on the tradition.
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The Rosendale Theatre brings "The Descent" to the historic Widow Jane Mine for a night of subterranean scares.
Archbald Council Unanimously Denies Zoning for Hyperscale Data Center Campus in Borough
Residents expressed gratitude for the decision amid concerns about environmental and health impacts from the proposed facility.
Amy Helm Sues Over ‘Illegal’ Takeover of Levon Helm Studios
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Radio Catskill to Begin Shared Programming Schedule with WIOX Community Radio on October 26
WIOX listeners will hear NPR favorites, Radio Catskill’s award-winning local election coverage, and more.
Liberty Police, Fearless Hudson Valley Strengthen Efforts to Combat Domestic Violence
Officials discussed new risk assessments, rising hotline calls, and efforts to connect victims with critical services during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
