From Hawk + Hive in Andes: The work in Erika Ehrman’s series UN-SEEN consists of 15 works on paper and explores the idea that the “truth” of family history is shifting and ultimately unknowable. Read more on the Hawk + Hive site, or visit the show, which opens April 16 with a reception from 1-5pm.
Hawk + Hive is at 61 Main St in Andes, NY
Sade Lanay — author and Bushel Response Space artist — is offering tarot readings at half hidden (next door to Bushel above Delhi Paint and Paper) in October, and also virtually on an ongoing basis. Details are on Sade’s website: https://www.seesade.com/work/tarot
See what you’ve got in the pumpkin-carving department — 6pm on Halloween night at This&That / John’s Flea, next door to Bushel. You can drop off carved pumpkins from Friday on.
October 1 is the deadline to register for Clean Sweep:
“Every year, regional partners for clean water and a healthy environment host a community hazardous waste collection day, known as Clean Sweep. Now in its 25th year, Clean Sweep provides a safe disposal venue by collecting chemicals and other materials which pose a threat to public health, water and environment.
Download the CLEAN SWEEP 2021 Flyer and this Tip Sheet for more details. More info and registration here:
CADE is recruiting for three full time positions and one part time consultant. You can find all of the job descriptions here.
We are dedicated to supporting our region’s agricultural economy, which is why we’re bringing these job announcements directly to you – our CADE clients and supporters. Your lived experience as business owners and local food supporters is exactly what we’re looking for on our team.
(more…)This page contains the zoom link for the Board of Supervisors police reform public hearing on March 10, 12:45 pm:
Tomorrow (Friday, 3/5), from 10 am- noon, Joyce St. George will be speaking about the police reform debacle again on her WIOX show. Listen here: http://www.wioxradio.org/index.html
(more…)The River Newsroom is continuing to update with accurate, local news and updates for our region. See the most recent one here: https://therivernewsroom.com/category/health/coronavirus/
A March to Respect Black Life & the Right to Assemble
Delhi Courthouse, Thursday July 30 at 6 pm
The New York State Sheriff’s Association recently introduced a dangerous legislative agenda, which was supported by six Southern Tier county sheriffs including Delaware County Sheriff Craig Dumond at a July 15th press conference. The sheriffs’ agenda is a callous, dismissive, and outrageous response to local and national demands to respect and value Black life and to respect the rights of free speech and assembly. It calls for a vast expansion of police power, limiting oversight of police, and punishing people who rightfully call attention to police misconduct.
Our neighbor, proprietor of This’n’That, has opened John’s Flea. Saturdays from 9-3pm. Stop by Bushel Open Hours at the same time! The Flea is looking for vendors. Info here:
From Metzger’s email newsletter, dated 6/25/2020:
“Dear Neighbor,
Our Hudson Valley and Catskills communities are progressing positively through the state’s phased reopening plan. Delaware County is expected to begin Phase Four reopening on Friday, June 26, and Sullivan, Orange, and Ulster Counties, advanced to Phase Three this past Tuesday. To ensure a safe reopening across all industries, detailed guidance is being provided to businesses for each phase. Links to the guidance for Phase Three and Four are provided below, and businesses can also consult the New York Forward Business Reopening Lookup Wizard to see if their business is eligible to reopen.”
Read the whole post here: http://pubfiles.nysenate.gov/crm/metzger/view/6f68f048ae46c41f
River News covers nine protests across the region, including Saturday’s showing at Village Square in Delhi.
From Delgado’s Twitter feed: “Join us tonight for my seventh telephone town hall on #coronavirus at 4:30 p.m. Dial 855-905-3295 or tune in on my website: https://delgado.house.gov/live“
[April 8, 2020]: A message from the Solid Waste Management Facility in Walton, NY: “We are asking for your help. Please store your recycled materials for the time being. Delaware County’s commitment to recycling remains strong and we will resume our rigorous recycling operation when we return to full staff. Thank you!” View the full March 20 service update here.