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Sam DingmanJonathan Becker is the school's first new leader since 1975, when Leon Botstein became president. Botstein stepped down earlier this year following revelations about his connection to Jeffrey Epstein. -
WAMC/Ian Pickus/WAMC/Ian PickusThe Department of Environmental Conservation's Hudson River Estuary Action Agenda describes several threats facing the river -- runoff and contamination caused by increasing rainfall, invasive species that could harm indigenous fish populations, harmful algal blooms, and bigger boats.
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Recent news that cleanup of a superfund site at a Hudson Valley air national guard base will be delayed for 20 years comes as local activists with Newburgh Clean Water Project prepare to celebrate the importance of clean water. -
A measure proposed by the Town Board earlier this summer would freeze development on hotels, restaurants, and bars for up to 27 months. -
Floyd Armlin died by suicide last year. His friends are raising money for suicide awareness with a car show at Cobleskill Fairgrounds. -
Sullivan County and the New York State Department of Health announced on Wednesday the pending closure of the Senior Care Center at Sunset Lake — likely by the end of the year. -
Vaccines are important for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, says expert Brittany Miske with Care Design NY, for several reasons. -
As a Hudson Valley hospital begins the process of reducing its bed capacity, employees are worried about the future. -
A Poughkeepsie Common Council member faces felony charges connected to a recent alleged domestic incident. But, residents say their concerns go beyond the alleged bad acts of one official. -
Kendra Payne's road to opening her Sullivan County tea shop was winding. -
Michaela Carpenter envisions a future for the hotel that leans into tensions between old and new perceptions of the region. -
This summer, officials with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation responded to encounters with rabid beavers.
