Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Community groups, along with NYS Assembly member John McDonald, held a news conference Friday, January 21 in front of the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) office in Albany. They urged the DEC to immediately require the Norlite hazardous waste incinerator to stop mixing toxic ash into its aggregate product, which Norlite sells to the construction industry. Changes made by DEC to Norlite’s exemptions under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) prohibit such use of the toxic ash. We hear from Joe Ritchie, a local resident living across the street from the facility; Assemblymember John McDonald; and Dave Publow. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

Community groups, along with NYS Assembly member John McDonald, held a news conference Friday, January 21 in front of the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) office in Albany. They urged the DEC to immediately require the Norlite hazardous waste incinerator to stop mixing toxic ash into its aggregate product, which Norlite sells to the construction industry. Changes made by DEC to Norlite’s exemptions under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) prohibit such use of the toxic ash. We hear from Joe Ritchie, a local resident living across the street from the facility; Assemblymember John McDonald; and Dave Publow. With Mark Dunlea for Hudson Mohawk Radio Network.

On January 17th the Sanctuary for Independent media hosted a virtual celebration of the life and work of Rev. Martin Luther KIng Jr.

In part 4 of this previously recorded segment we'll hear from event emcee Deacon Jerry Ford, Noreen Mckee of the Justice Center of Rensselaer County, and the Troy Sanctuary Campaign's Siobhan Burke

On January 17th the Sanctuary for Independent media hosted a virtual celebration of the life and work of Rev. Martin Luther KIng Jr.

In part 4 of this previously recorded segment we'll hear from event emcee Deacon Jerry Ford, Noreen Mckee of the Justice Center of Rensselaer County, and the Troy Sanctuary Campaign's Siobhan Burke

On January 17th the Sanctuary for Independent media hosted a virtual celebration of the life and work of Rev. Martin Luther KIng Jr.

In part 3 of this previously recorded segment we'll hear from event emcee Deacon Jerry Ford, poet D. Colin, and NAACP Troy Branch President Renée Powell

On January 17th the Sanctuary for Independent media hosted a virtual celebration of the life and work of Rev. Martin Luther KIng Jr.

In part 3 of this previously recorded segment we'll hear from event emcee Deacon Jerry Ford, poet D. Colin, and NAACP Troy Branch President Renée Powell

ER Doctor Xavier Coughlin returns to HMM to update us on how covid in playing out in hospitals. He spoke with Sina Basila Hickey about the horrors of going to the hospital without insurance, the greed of medical companies, the ableism in our lack of concern for covid, and modern medicine doing just enough to get people back to work.

ER Doctor Xavier Coughlin returns to HMM to update us on how covid in playing out in hospitals. He spoke with Sina Basila Hickey about the horrors of going to the hospital without insurance, the greed of medical companies, the ableism in our lack of concern for covid, and modern medicine doing just enough to get people back to work.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with Mark Dunlea talking with Jasmine Gripper, Executive Director of the Alliance for Quality Education, about Governor Hochul's proposed budget for children and families.

Then, Willie Terry takes us on-site at a recent open House sponsored by Catholic Charities and the Capital District Area Labor Federation to honor their food distribution volunteers.

Later on, Elizabeth Press and Dr. Ariela Zamcheck, the Associate Director of Student Health at RPI, discuss COVID-related issues, including the increase in cases.

After that, Andrea Cunliffe turns her spotlight on fellow HMM volunteer Mark Dunlea to get his insight on environmental issues and peace initiatives.

Finally, Jody Cowan presents his second report from Troy’s recent Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King celebration, with excerpts from speaker Reverend Terry Melvin and the emcee Deacon Jerry Ford.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,

We begin with Mark Dunlea talking with Jasmine Gripper, Executive Director of the Alliance for Quality Education, about Governor Hochul's proposed budget for children and families.

Then, Willie Terry takes us on-site at a recent open House sponsored by Catholic Charities and the Capital District Area Labor Federation to honor their food distribution volunteers.

Later on, Elizabeth Press and Dr. Ariela Zamcheck, the Associate Director of Student Health at RPI, discuss COVID-related issues, including the increase in cases.

After that, Andrea Cunliffe turns her spotlight on fellow HMM volunteer Mark Dunlea to get his insight on environmental issues and peace initiatives.

Finally, Jody Cowan presents his second report from Troy’s recent Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King celebration, with excerpts from speaker Reverend Terry Melvin and the emcee Deacon Jerry Ford.