Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

First, Mark Dunlea speaks with Jess Bennett of Friends of the Mahicantuck about the organization’s victory in a 6-year fight to protect a 9-acre parcel of forested land on the shores of the Hudson River.

Then, Willie Terry speaks with Arthur Butler, Executive Director of the Schenectady County Human Rights Commission, about what Martin Luther King Day Means to him.

Later on, on the Triple E’s, H Bosh Jr speaks with Analusette Shaello, founder of DNA BodyWorx.

After that, Milexy Campos brings us coverage of the Time to Tea Around the World event hosted by U Albany’s Cultural Connections.

Finally, we hear part 2 of Marsha Lazarus’ 2-part conversation with Holocaust survivor Regina Betts about how she, her mother, and sister escaped Europe during WWII.