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The Roundtable
2:08 pm
Mon August 16, 2004

Congressional Corner with MA's John Olver 7/14 - 7/16 ; 7/19

Albany, NY – Alan Chartock speaks with his Congressman John Olver of the 1st district of Massachusetts. They discuss Congressman Olver's interest in Sudan and Darfur as well as 2004 election.

WAMC New York News
1:51 pm
Mon August 16, 2004

NY State Says No To Gambling Cruise

Saugerties, NY – An Ulster County-based non-profit organization that applied for a license to hold a gambling cruise, was turned down by the state. The president of the foundation says it's unclear why the state said no. He says regulators may be in unchartered waters with regard to his request. More from WAMC's Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Allison Dunne.

WAMC New York News
12:25 pm
Mon August 16, 2004

Students Win in Dispute with UMass

Amherst, MA – A dispute that's been brewing for almost a year at the University of Massachusetts has addressed by an outside arbitrator. Foreign students at UMass have been fighting a fee that was instituted after the budget for the International Programs Office was cut by two-thirds. WAMC's Berkshire Bureau Chief Kelly Wilkinson has the story.

WAMC New York News
2:06 pm
Fri August 13, 2004

New Clinic First of Its Kind in New England

Great Barrington, MA – The ribbon was cut today on a new health care clinic in Berkshire County that's the first of its kind in New England. According to a survey conducted by the clinic, there are more than 10,000 people in Southern Berkshire County and the neighboring parts of Connecticut and New York that fall into the health care gap. WAMC's Berkshire Bureau Chief Kelly Wilkinson has more.

WAMC New York News
10:03 am
Fri August 13, 2004

Woodstock's 35th: From Yasgur Road to an Albany Museum

Bethel, NY – There is a reunion in Sullivan County next week to commemorate the 1969 Woodstock Festival that was held on Yasgur's Farm; though the actual anniversary dates are August 15th through 17th. It will be the first time the hosts of the annual Woodstock celebrations have a permit for their event. WAMC's Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Allison Dunne takes a look.

WAMC New York News
9:08 am
Fri August 13, 2004

New Law Reigns in Assisted Living Facilities

Albany, NY – Assisted living facilities provide independent living for elder people while providing personal care and health services. Until now, there has been no legal definition in New York of just what constitutes an assisted living facility. This week, the New York State legislature passed legislation to codify the industry and implement consumer protections. North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley reports.

The Roundtable
1:52 pm
Thu August 12, 2004

Congressional Corner with NY's Michael McNulty

Albany, NY – Alan Chartock speaks with New York Democrat Michael McNulty in the Congressional Corner. They discuss Kerry's decision to pick Edwards as his runningmate as well as possible shifts in the make-up of the House and Senate.

WAMC New York News
12:23 pm
Thu August 12, 2004

Vermont's Major Parties Shrug Off Nader Ballot Efforts

Montpelier, VT – The Vermont Greens are planning to reject their national party's nominee for president and instead place Ralph Nader's name on the Vermont ballot. While such a move could create chaos in a swing state, the major party leaders in Vermont are downplaying any significance to the Green's efforts there. More from North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley.

The Roundtable
10:15 am
Thu August 12, 2004

Congressional Corner with CQ's David Hawkings

Albany, NY – Alan Chartock asks David Hawkings, the managing editor of Legislative Affairs at Congressional Quarterly, his expert opinion on recent Supreme Court rulings and the upcoming presidential election.

The Roundtable
10:10 am
Thu August 12, 2004

Congressional Corner with New York's Sherwood Boehlert

Albany, NY – New York Republican Sherwood Boehlert joins Alan Chartock in the Congressional Corner to discuss Iraq, the Intelligence Authorization Act, and the Federal Highway Funding Bill. (24:15)

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