SC Democrat Podcast

SC Democrat Podcast

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SC Democrat Podcast episodes

  • Episode 219: Headlines 4/17-4/21/23
    In this podcast episode, we cover various news stories from around Sullivan County, New York. We start in Fosterdale Four Corners, where a new business complex has been presented to the Cochecton Planning Board. Next, we discuss the bail reform legislation and how it is causing disagreements in Albany, New York. Then, we move to Monticello, where brush fires have been reported, and the county is currently in a Red Flag warning. After that, we discuss the Town of Callicoon's application for funding to replace the water storage tank for the Youngsville Water District. Finally, we highlight how The Center for Discovery and the Liberty Police Department have developed virtual reality training videos to help police officers interact with individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
    5 min
  • Episode 218: Headlines 4/10-4/14/23
    In this podcast episode, we cover the latest news from Sullivan County, New York. We start with a discussion on the rising trend of "polydrug use" in the area, despite recent improvements in health rankings. Health specialists emphasize the importance of educating younger people on the dangers of these drugs, especially with rampant misinformation online.
    We also touch on the tragic news of Harold Hoyt, a man who went missing and was later found dead in a marsh. Then, we move on to the heroic actions of Officer Victor Agapito, who rescued a disabled man from a burning apartment.
    The Town of Rockland Board explored the potential cost savings of adding solar energy to the grid, and also approved the purchase of a new mower for safety and longevity concerns.
    Finally, we cover the resignations of three members from the Tusten Energy Committee and the Town of Fallsburg's public hearing on their lack of high-speed internet from their current franchise agreement with Spectrum.
    4 min
  • Episode 217: Headlines 4/3-4/7/23
    In this week's episode:
    Museum at Bethel Woods Launches 2023 Special Exhibit on Communes at Woodstock
    USDA Captures 5 Feral Swine in Callicoon, NY
    Democrat Takes Home Four Press Awards at NY Press Conference
    Kathleen Lara Appointed to Sullivan County IDA Board
    Search Continues for Missing Glen Spey Man
    Liberty Town's Reserve Funds in Good Shape, According to Audit
    Fallsburg Residential Project Faces Environmental Concerns
    Friends of the Youth Center Fundraising Committee Returns
    Rock Hill Ambulance Corps Hosts Third Annual Easter Egg Hunt
    4 min
  • Episode 216: Headlines 3/27-3/31/23
    Headlines from the pages of the Sullivan County Democrat for 3/27-3/31/23. It is brought to you by the Kitchen Table Cafe in Callicoon, NY.
    In this episode, we share some unfortunate news about a double fatal head-on collision that occurred on State Route 97. We also discuss updates on various economic development projects, including the availability of solar-sourced electricity for Bethel residents and an update on the Camp Fun Is More Fun Outdoors project. Additionally, we cover the recent FDA approval of over-the-counter Narcan nasal spray and the discussion of a new microbrewery in Narrowsburg. We also share news on a denied annexation petition and the retirement of Sullivan County Commissioner of Jurors, George Cooke. Lastly, we highlight the Sullivan County Long Beards fundraiser to raise awareness and funds for turkey hunting.
    5 min
  • Special Podcast: Memories from a Catskills performer: Billy Vine
    When people hear the words “show business,” they usually think of the glamour and glory of being on the screen or onstage, and they rarely think of what it takes to pull together everything that precedes the show.
    Billy Vine, long-time technical director, and stage manager at Sullivan County’s Concord Hotel is one of the people who made it all possible.
    1 hr 9 min

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