Hudson Mohawk Magazine

The CHPE (Champlain Hudson Power Express) project would bring Canadian Hydropower to New York City using a cable routed along the Hudson River. Richard Webster, Legal Director of Riverkeeper, will be submitting comments opposing the project over climate, jobs, and environmental concerns by Feb. 7 to the Public Service Commission which has to decide whether to approve the project despite the announced support of Governor Hochul. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

The CHPE (Champlain Hudson Power Express) project would bring Canadian Hydropower to New York City using a cable routed along the Hudson River. Richard Webster, Legal Director of Riverkeeper, will be submitting comments opposing the project over climate, jobs, and environmental concerns by Feb. 7 to the Public Service Commission which has to decide whether to approve the project despite the announced support of Governor Hochul. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

The state constitution was amended a decade ago to set up an independent commission to handle the redrawing of Congressional and state legislative district lines following the federal census. However, the state legislature, dominated by the Democrats, will end up once again drawing the lines - largely to favor the Democrats (i.e., gerrymandering). Blair Horner of NYPIRG discusses what is happening, the possibility of litigation, and how the process still needs to be reformed. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

The state constitution was amended a decade ago to set up an independent commission to handle the redrawing of Congressional and state legislative district lines following the federal census. However, the state legislature, dominated by the Democrats, will end up once again drawing the lines - largely to favor the Democrats (i.e., gerrymandering). Blair Horner of NYPIRG discusses what is happening, the possibility of litigation, and how the process still needs to be reformed. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

Dr. Christine Daniels is currently working in a biopharmaceutical space to develop gene therapy. HMM correspondent Eunice Jeong spoke with Dr. Daniels about medicine accessibility and under prescription relating to medical ethics. While a lot of people are in need of medicine in a time like this, underprescription issues continue based on assumptions and stereotypes.

Dr. Christine Daniels is currently working in a biopharmaceutical space to develop gene therapy. HMM correspondent Eunice Jeong spoke with Dr. Daniels about medicine accessibility and under prescription relating to medical ethics. While a lot of people are in need of medicine in a time like this, underprescription issues continue based on assumptions and stereotypes.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with Mark Dunlea’s interview with Sam Fein, Albany County Legislator in the South End.

Then, Cathy Silber speaks with student activist Lea Leventhal about student activism at Skidmore.

Later on, Aileen Javier brings us financial coaching & wealth building strategies from TRIP.

After that, Andrea Cunliffe speaks with Wayne Spence, the President of Public Employee's Federation.

Finally, Jody Cowan takes us to the rally in Albany on Sunday in support of Jordan Young, a recent police shooting victim.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with Mark Dunlea’s interview with Sam Fein, Albany County Legislator in the South End.

Then, Cathy Silber speaks with student activist Lea Leventhal about student activism at Skidmore.

Later on, Aileen Javier brings us financial coaching & wealth building strategies from TRIP.

After that, Andrea Cunliffe speaks with Wayne Spence, the President of Public Employee's Federation.

Finally, Jody Cowan takes us to the rally in Albany on Sunday in support of Jordan Young, a recent police shooting victim.

Find out about African-American abolitionists in Albany in the 1850s and 1860s who helped "freedom seekers" escape from the institution of slavery. Paul and Mary Liz Stewart talk with Brea Barthel about how they discovered and now share stories of Stephen and Harriet Myers, in a house they are restoring that is documented as being a frequent stop on the Underground Railroad. For more information, and profiles of both abolitionists and freedom seekers, see undergroundrailroadhistory.org.

Find out about African-American abolitionists in Albany in the 1850s and 1860s who helped "freedom seekers" escape from the institution of slavery. Paul and Mary Liz Stewart talk with Brea Barthel about how they discovered and now share stories of Stephen and Harriet Myers, in a house they are restoring that is documented as being a frequent stop on the Underground Railroad. For more information, and profiles of both abolitionists and freedom seekers, see undergroundrailroadhistory.org.