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🚨Congress just eliminated federal funding for public media — and now, WSKG faces a critical budget shortfall. Today is the day. The need has never been greater. Double your monthly sustaining membership or become a new member, today. Call 1-877-975-9754 or go to wskg.org/donate. | WSKG Public Media
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WSKG Presidential Debate History: Bush Checks His Watch
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WSKG Presidential Debate History: Bush Checks His Watch
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On #HolocaustRemembranceDay, we reflect on the stories that must never be forgotten. In “'We Don’t Say Goodbye': Southern Tier People Remember the Holocaust,” WSKG Public TV & Radio shares the powerful testimonies of Holocaust survivors who rebuilt their lives in upstate New York. Hear their voices, their resilience, and their lived experiences of one of history’s darkest chapters. | American Archive of Public Broadcasting
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On #HolocaustRemembranceDay, we reflect on the stories that must never be forgotten. In “'We Don’t Say Goodbye': Southern Tier People Remember the Holocaust,” WSKG Public TV & Radio shares the powerful testimonies of Holocaust survivors who rebuilt their lives in upstate New York. Hear their voices, their resilience, and their lived experiences of one of history’s darkest chapters. | American Archive of Public Broadcasting
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WSKG Presidential Debate History: Kennedy/Nixon First Televised Debate
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WSKG Presidential Debate History: Kennedy/Nixon First Televised Debate
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The Harriet Tubman Center for Freedom and Equity at Binghamton University unveiled a new statue of Tubman along the Downtown Binghamton Freedom Trail earlier today. Anne Bailey, director of the center, said for her, the statue is personal. “I feel an incredible debt, and I mean a debt, to people like Harriet Tubman and the other group of multicultural heroes on this trail who, to me, are real heroes,” Bailey said. “What they did, their sacrifices, their fearlessness, the actions that they took,
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The Harriet Tubman Center for Freedom and Equity at Binghamton University unveiled a new statue of Tubman along the Downtown Binghamton Freedom Trail earlier today. Anne Bailey, director of the center, said for her, the statue is personal. “I feel an incredible debt, and I mean a debt, to people like Harriet Tubman and the other group of multicultural heroes on this trail who, to me, are real heroes,” Bailey said. “What they did, their sacrifices, their fearlessness, the actions that they took,
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“No Kings” demonstrations took place across the Southern Tier Saturday, joining nationwide rallies in protest of the Trump administration. The protests were organized nationally by groups including Indivisible and 50501. National organizers estimated over 5 million people participated in more than 2,000 protests. On the same day, the U.S. Army celebrated its 250th anniversary on Saturday with a military parade in Washington, D.C. That parade coincided with Flag Day and President Donald Trump’s 7
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“No Kings” demonstrations took place across the Southern Tier Saturday, joining nationwide rallies in protest of the Trump administration. The protests were organized nationally by groups including Indivisible and 50501. National organizers estimated over 5 million people participated in more than 2,000 protests. On the same day, the U.S. Army celebrated its 250th anniversary on Saturday with a military parade in Washington, D.C. That parade coincided with Flag Day and President Donald Trump’s 7
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Educators and their supporters gathered at Ithaca High School after class on Tuesday for a “practice picket” demonstration. The Ithaca Teachers Association is currently negotiating a new contract with the Ithaca City School District. Their old contract is set to expire at the end of June. The union represents around 600 educators. Kathryn Cernera is the president of the union. She said a practice picket is like a fire drill. “We do them in schools all the time. We hope to never have to use them,
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WSKG's staff is all in on protecting public media. Hear our stories and share yours for #ProtectMyPublicMedia Day on March 6th. | WSKG Public Media
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Around 100 demonstrators were out in Binghamton Thursday, protesting potential cuts to Medicaid and Medicare by the GOP majority in Congress. They were joined by New York’s Democratic lieutenant governor, Antonio Delgado. A budget resolution recently passed by House Republicans directs the Energy and Commerce Committee to cut at least $880 billion. That would not be possible without significant cuts to Medicaid or Medicare. Delgado said it's a “moral fight for the dignity of our shared humanity,
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Our WSKG team got to spend some time at the Tompkins County Public Library to learn how much #MoreThanBooks they have to offer! | WSKG Public Media
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The Elmira Police Department (EPD) named Alfred Raymond Murray Jr. as the lone suspect in a nearly 62-year-old homicide case during a press conference on Feb. 10. Murray was 32 years old when he allegedly killed 12-year-old Mary Theresa Simpson. Read the full article at WSKG.org. Story and video by Natalie Abruzzo/WSKG News | WSKG Public Media
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Today is the 50th anniversary of WSKG signing onto the radio airwaves. If you believe in the power of public radio, now is the time to become a sustaining member of WSKG! | WSKG Public Media
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In the brand-new "Nature Cat's Nature Movie Special Extraordinaire," a sinister King is threatening to destroy the forest! No fear — @naturecatshow to the rescue. Watch now on PBS KIDS! | WSKG Public Media
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Ithaca Festival kicked off with a parade Thursday. Local musicians, dancers, activist groups and even puppets packed the streets. Ithaca resident Heather Byrne described the parade as a family reunion, with everyone in the city gathered in the same place at the same time. Byrne said the parade shows off all the city’s wonderful wackiness. "It is classically weird. It's so awesomely weird." The parade signals the start of the city’s three day arts festival. Vendors, performers, and celebrating It
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We're nerding out with our Binghamton area reporter Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo, who's been know to ruffle some feathers. Don't be chicken: let us know what you nerd out about, and support public media during our Fall Pledge Drive. #NerdOut | WSKG Public Media
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MAKING spotlights the artists and creators that make our region uniquely ours. Jewelry artist Sophia Sophia takes us inside her studio, and tells us about her unique, bold style. Watch it here, and subscribe to the WSKG Youtube channel for more local content! https://youtu.be/SdKjVPDs8Eg | WSKG Public Media
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Tonight at 8pm and 9:30pm, WSKG airs North to Freedom, a documentary highlighting our region's crucial role in the Underground Railroad. Learn more at wskg.org/NorthToFreedom | WSKG Public Media
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Members of Binghamton University’s Graduate Student Employees Union marched across campus Wednesday, joining protests on SUNY campuses across the state. The union’s contract with the university system has been under negotiation for more than a year. Among other things, the union is demanding a minimum pay floor of $40,059 for graduate students working at upstate schools. SUNY declined to comment on the protests, citing ongoing negotiations. For more on this story, visit wskg.org. Video footage:
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WSKG News has got some homework this school year: to find out what you want to know about your school districts. What grade would you give your district? Your feedback will help our ongoing coverage of Southern Tier school districts. Share your experiences and questions at wskg.org/survey. | WSKG Public Media
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