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Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine,
First, Mark Dunlea has a report on zero waste and solid waste strategies for municipalities.
Then, Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry continues his freedom crawl, this week talking with DJ Hollywood and Troy Mayor Carmello Mantello about Juneteenth.
Later on, H Bosh Jr interviews Schenectady council member Justin Chaires.
After that, we hear from a couple artists who were a part of the recent Art Omi artist residency.
Finally, we have a story on the Borscht Belt and how it influenced a Skidmore College student.
Host: Sina Basila Hickey & Engineer: Zilpa Oduor
First, Mark Dunlea has a report on zero waste and solid waste strategies for municipalities.
Then, Roaming Labor Correspondent Willie Terry continues his freedom crawl, this week talking with DJ Hollywood and Troy Mayor Carmello Mantello about Juneteenth.
Later on, H Bosh Jr interviews Schenectady council member Justin Chaires.
After that, we hear from a couple artists who were a part of the recent Art Omi artist residency.
Finally, we have a story on the Borscht Belt and how it influenced a Skidmore College student.
Host: Sina Basila Hickey & Engineer: Zilpa Oduor
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United States
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