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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,
We begin with excerpts from Troy City Council President Carmella Mantello’s legislative address.
Then, Lovonia Mallory speaks with Dr. Frank Snowden about epidemics and society from the Black Death to the present day.
Later on, Tracy Frisch is co-organizing a discussion around Direct Air Capture at the Sanctuary on March 10 and gives us some background on the issue.
After that, Jody Cowan speaks with Moses Rockwell about his newly released album entitled “Until You Run Out of Cake.”
Finally, Aleeka Noble interviews Melanie O’Malley about O’Malley’s Oven and being Celiac.
We begin with excerpts from Troy City Council President Carmella Mantello’s legislative address.
Then, Lovonia Mallory speaks with Dr. Frank Snowden about epidemics and society from the Black Death to the present day.
Later on, Tracy Frisch is co-organizing a discussion around Direct Air Capture at the Sanctuary on March 10 and gives us some background on the issue.
After that, Jody Cowan speaks with Moses Rockwell about his newly released album entitled “Until You Run Out of Cake.”
Finally, Aleeka Noble interviews Melanie O’Malley about O’Malley’s Oven and being Celiac.
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