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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,
First, on Friday, January 23, there was a press conference to commend Governor Hochul for including language about the New York Civil Rights Act.
Then, Sean Bernyk talks to Dr. Xavier Coughlin of People's Health Sanctuary about the Black Panthers and community health.
Later on, retired National Weather Service Meteorologist Hugh Johnson reviews the recent storm and let’s us know what’s up next.
After that, this week’s Everybody Moves, Yi Lu highlights Eddie from China.
Finally, Brad Monkell talks to drummer Adam Deitch talks about Lettuce's new album “Cook.”
First, on Friday, January 23, there was a press conference to commend Governor Hochul for including language about the New York Civil Rights Act.
Then, Sean Bernyk talks to Dr. Xavier Coughlin of People's Health Sanctuary about the Black Panthers and community health.
Later on, retired National Weather Service Meteorologist Hugh Johnson reviews the recent storm and let’s us know what’s up next.
After that, this week’s Everybody Moves, Yi Lu highlights Eddie from China.
Finally, Brad Monkell talks to drummer Adam Deitch talks about Lettuce's new album “Cook.”
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