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WAMC New York News
2:52 pm
Tue September 27, 2005

The Labor Movement Meets The Hip Hop Movement

Albany, NY – An effort is underway to combine labor and hip hop to create a unified people's movement in the city of Albany. More from our Capital District Bureau Chief, Arielle Trimm

WAMC New York News
2:10 pm
Tue September 27, 2005

Uptown Kingston To Receive Million Dollar Facelift

Kingston, NY – New York Democratic Congressman Maurice Hinchey of Ulster Countyhas announced that he has secured over 1 million dollars in federal funding to upgrade Kingston's streetscape. More from WAMC's Arielle Trimm

WAMC New York News
11:59 am
Tue September 27, 2005

Burlington, Vermont Mayor Traveling To Hurricane Damaged Sister City

Burlington, Vermont – Burlington, Vermont Mayor Peter Clavelle departed for Moss Point, Mississippi, today to inspect damage to that community caused by Hurricane Katrina. Burlington has adopted Moss Point as a sister city and will help the Gulf Coast city rebuild.
WAMC's North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley has more.

WAMC New York News
4:43 pm
Mon September 26, 2005

Preliminary election: Part three

Pittsfield, MA – Voters go to the polls in the city tomorrow in a preliminary election to narrow the field of candidates for mayor. In the final of a three-part series airing today, Berkshire Bureau Chief Carrie Saldo interviewed the candidates, among them Incumbent James Ruberto.

WAMC New York News
4:37 pm
Mon September 26, 2005

Preliminary election: Part two

Pittsfield, MA – Voters go to the polls in the city tomorrow in a preliminary election to narrow the field of candidates for mayor. In part two of a three-part series airing today, Berkshire Bureau Chief Carrie Saldo interviewed the candidates, among them is Donna Walto.

WAMC New York News
10:52 am
Mon September 26, 2005

Preliminary election: Part one

Pittsfield, MA – Voters go to the polls in the city tomorrow in a preliminary election to narrow the field of candidates for mayor. In part one of a three-part series airing today, Berkshire Bureau Chief Carrie Saldo interviewed the candidates, beginning with political newcomer Richard Hover:

The Roundtable
9:13 am
Mon September 26, 2005

Susan Arbetter's interview with Van Jones

Albany, NY – We began our conversation with the local, state & federal government's response to Katrina. Quoting from the LA Times, there are really two important questions here: "Why are most of Hurricane Katrina's victims black" and "Does the color of their skin have any bearing on authorities' response which has been criticized as slow?" Here's what Van Jones had to say...

For more information on Van Jones, the co-the co-founder and National Exec
utive Director of the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights, and the cofounder of www.colorofchange.org.

WAMC New York News
5:08 pm
Fri September 23, 2005

Capital Region Residents Depart For Washington Protest

Albany, NY – Capital Region residents are set to depart for tomorrows major anti-war protest in Washington DC. More from our Capital District Bureau Chief, Arielle Trimm

WAMC New York News
4:03 pm
Fri September 23, 2005

Housing kudos

Pittsfield, MA – The city received praise this week from the federal Housing and Urban Development Agency, praise that could have opened the door to funding for future housing initiatives.

WAMC New York News
3:51 pm
Fri September 23, 2005

Verdict returned in controversial drug case

Pittsfield, MA – Friday afternoon a Berkshire County jury returned a verdict in the controversial drug trial of Otis, Massachusetts resident Kyle Sawin.

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