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WAMC Program GuideJuly 2013 - Volume 19 Issue 7 Hello TED, Goodbye Health Show
I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E
2 Live at the Linda / ASO broadcast details
4 WAMC Program Schedule at a Glance
7 Events Calendar
9 Tanglewood broadcast schedule
22 Underwriter Spotlight
How Sweet It IsAlan S. ChartockWAMC President and C.E.O.
When we talk about the Summer (June) Fund Drive at WAMC, we all use a simple, descriptive word: “sweet.” It really was sweet.
Don’t get me wrong. Like growing up, drives are hard to do. They take a tremendous amount of effort. Our wonderful staff has to fill every volunteer shift. All the meals for have to be arranged. The very generous restaurants and caterers who step forward all feed a lot of people for no reward except our love and gratitude.
All the pledges have to be entered and all the bills and premiums have to be sent out. Speaking of premiums, the folks at the Boston Symphony and SPAC were generous beyond words and the wonderful Pete Seeger is giving us the present of a “Return to Peekskill” concert. Peekskill, you will remember, was the location of the infamous riots that took place when Paul Robeson, Pete and others went there in 1949 to give a concert. There was what amounted to a police riot as demonstrators were left unchecked, throwing rocks and other debris and seriously
July Programming NotesKatie BrittonWAMC Program Director
Changes are a comin’…
It’s July, which means picnics, outdoor concerts, and amazing new programming here on WAMC. There’s a lot to cover, so let’s get right down to business.
We are thrilled to announce that we’ll be bringing TED Radio Hour to our airwaves. In case you haven’t heard of the TED Talks yet, here’s a little background: TED Radio Hour is a journey through fascinating ideas, astonishing inventions and new ways to think and create. Each episode includes riveting excerpts from the renowned TED stage where some of the world's deepest thinkers and innovators are invited to give the 18-minute "talk of their lives." The TED Radio Hour team takes the most compelling talks and organizes them around a common theme. But we don't stop with the TEDTalks. Host Guy Raz interviews the guests, delving deeper, dissecting the speaker's ideas and posing probing questions you’d like to hear answered. Topics the series explores include mankind's place in the universe and space, how the sounds around us affect our behavior and why there is power in failure. If you missed our first airing which is Saturdays at 1PM, you can catch the repeat broadcasts Mondays at 8PM.
Now for the sad news. After over a decade, The Health Show will no longer be on out airwaves. Our fabulous host and producer, Bob Barrett, has left us for the shiny shores of Florida, and after considerable discussion, we decided to cease producing The Health Show. We love Bob and wish him and his family the best as they sit on the
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injuring some of the people who had come to perform or attend the concert. One friend of Pete’s told me that he is very emotional about this and I can certainly understand why. Pete is a stoic fellow so his gift of this particular concert is really something.
Modest and self-effacing, Pete asked his friend Lorre Wyatt whether people would drive relatively long distances to get to Peekskill. All I can tell you is that the phones exploded when we offered the tickets. People wanted to bring their children and their grandchildren to the concert. Many of them had tears in their voices. Lots of them ordered multiple tickets. Every pledge form has a colored sticker attached for each ticket ordered and some of the pledge forms looked like Christmas trees, they had so much color on them. Some callers said that they had been to the 1949 debacle or the ensuing concert. Many said that their parents had been there.
When people ask me what we have planned for any particular fund drive I always respond that we never know -- it’s always serendipity. That was certainly true for this drive. The first day was a disaster. There was an Internet outage at one point and we couldn’t process any online pledges or credit cards for hours. That was an absolute loser of a day, but the following day all was well and we had a record breaker. After that, the money just came rolling in.
The challenges that some very generous people offer up make all the difference during the drive. These challenges excite everyone and I think it’s fair to say that when we don’t make one, we are all disappointed. Luckily, our generous challengers often offer us a second chance, although not always.
The last day of the drive was really something. We had to raise over $100,000 and we really wanted to have it done in time for the beginning of All Things Considered. I don’t think we could have done it without the last minute help of “Mr. Big.” I can only tell you that “Mr. Big” lives in northwest Connecticut and can’t seem to stop giving to the people who live around him. He clearly loves the station and over the years has been incredibly generous. I’d love to be able to give you his name because people want to know it but he doesn’t want the credit. I just want you to know that the gift was real and we had absolutely no warning that it was coming but it did and it meant that the drive was over. He put $10,000 dollars on the table if we could make $40,000 and that opened the floodgates. The money flew in and we were saved, I tell you, saved!
Like I said, a sweet drive. - Alan
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WAMC Executive StaffAlan Chartock – President and CEO
Dona Frank-Federico– Chief of Staff
Selma Kaplan – Senior Vice President
Pat Cooney – Vice President, Operations
Joe Donahue – Vice President, News/Programming
Management Staff
Meegan Finnegan – Membership Director
Mary Jackson – Business Manager
Ian Pickus – News Director
Katie Britton – Programming & Outreach Director
Ray Graf – New Media Director
Marian Wise – Grants Director
Stacey Rosenberry – Engineering/Operations Manager
Graeme McKenna – General Manager, The Linda, WAMC’s Performing Arts Studio
Peter Koniuto – Fund Drive Manager
Stefanie Abel – Marketing /Underwriting Manager
Kristen Gilbert – Traffic Manager
Michele Battle – Database Manager
WAMC Live at the Linda - BroadcastsWednesdays at 8pm on WAMC
7/3 – Chris Smither (recorded 8-11-12)
Mike Doughty Private WEXT Show (2-25-13)
7/10 – Dancing on The Air
7/17 – Christine Lavin & Don White (recorded 11-9-12)
7/24 – Greg Anderson (recorded 11/10/12)
7/31 – Capital Blues Competition (7/14/2012)
*New blues showdown at the Linda Aug 3rd
For details on upcoming concerts, films and events at The Linda, tickets, parking information and directions, visit www.TheLinda.org
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beach with fabulous umbrella drinks.
With the addition of TED Radio Hour, we have moved some other of our shows around to make room. The Capitol Connection will airThursdays at 3PM and Fridays at 10PM and The Best of Medical Monday will air Saturdays at 5:30PM, repeated Sundays at 6:30PM.
Also coming up this summer are the Tanglewood broadcasts. Our beloved BSO is back in the Berkshires, and the live airings of the concerts begin Friday July 5th at 8PM. The concerts are scheduled for Fridays and Saturdays at 8PM, and Sundays at 2PM. Keith Lockhart will be back on the Pops podium for his 18th season, offering a season-long tribute to the world of movie music, along with programs featuring a wide variety of American musical styles, including jazz, bluegrass, country, gospel, pop, classic standards from the 50s and 60s, and show-stopping songs of Broadway and the American Songbook.
And of course, the ultimate BBQ day will be here and we’ve got a great day of programming to set the mood and celebrate our nation’s independence. On July 4th, beginning at 9AM, right after Morning Edition, we’ll meet Andrew Forsthoefel, who set out at age 23 to walk across America, east to west, 4000 miles, with a sign on him that said, "Walking to Listen" in Walking Across America ~ Advice for a Young Man. At 10AM, back by popular demand, we’re re-airing the Richie Havens Retrospective special. FM Odyssey brings us this rare, intimate, in-studio interview with Richie that recreates his five decades in music, digging deep into his catalog of songs with great music and stories. 11AM brings the annual Capitol Steps production of Politics Takes a Holiday.
At noon, tune in for your daily dose of news with Brian Shields and Midday Magazine. At 1PM we’ll begin back-to-back episodes of The Power of Words. The first will be a classic episode from the original series, and at 2PM we’ll hear Barbara Jordan’s 1976 keynote address to the Democratic National Convention, as read by Nobel Peace Prize nominee Barbara Smith.
At 3PM, Alan will have a sit down with a political mover and shaker on The Capitol Connection, and 3:30 will bring us local news on Northeast Report. All Things Considered will kick off at 4PM.
To end the day of special programming we’ll head to Washington, DC as NPR broadcasts live from the West Lawn of the United States Capitol for A Capitol Fourth 2013. Hosted by Emmy Award-winning TV personality Tom Bergeron and NPR's Korva Coleman, the event features performances from some of America's best known celebrities and musical artists.
This year's concert stars musical legend Barry Manilow, who is back by popular demand following his powerful
debut performance on the show in 2009. It also features performances by Candice Glover, the Season 12 winner of
American Idol; country music artist Scotty McCreery; actor and singer Darren Criss; classical crossover star Jackie Evancho; Broadway and TV star Megan Hilty; and five-time Academy Award-winner John Williams conducting music from the Oscar-winning film Lincoln with the National Symphony Orchestra under the direction of top pops conductor Jack Everly.
For a complete rundown of the 4th’s special programming and the changes to our schedule you can check out our program grid on-line. – Katie
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WAMC Program Schedule at a Glance
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
12:00 AM
BBC World Service
BBC World Service
Jazz After Hours1:00 AM
Jazz After Hours
5:00 AM
Morning Edition
BBC World Service
BBC WorldService
5:30 AM
Best of Medical Monday
6:00 AM
Living on Earth
7:00 AM
Only A GameMarketplace
Money
8:00 AM
Weekend EditionWeekend Edition
Sunday9:00 AM
The Roundtable
10:00 AM
Car Talk
11:00 AM
Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
Selected Shorts
12:00 PM
Midday Magazine Midday Magazine Midday Magazine
1:00 PM
RadiolabAlternative
RadioCommonwealth
ClubWAMC Conversation
with...The Moth TED Radio Hour Le Show
2:00 PM
Vox PopMoyers and Company
Radio DeluxeConcerts from Tanglewood(see page 9)
3:00 PM
The Media Project
The Book Show
51% Capitol ConnectionThe Best of Our
Knowledge
3:30 PM
WAMC Northeast Report
4:00PM
All Things Considered
This American Life Afropop Worldwide
5:00 PM
All Things Considered
6:00 PM
WAMC Northeast Report
A Prairie Home Companion
Media Project
6:30 PM
MarketplacePerson Place Thing
/ Best of Med Monday
7:00 PM
Fresh AirThistle and Shamrock
8:00 PM TED Radio
Hour Radio Deluxe
Live at the Linda
51%
Concerts from Tanglewood(see page 9)
Concerts from Tanglewood(see page 9)
Live at the Linda8:30 PM
The Book Show
9:00 PM
Mountain Stage
Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
10 PM Living
on EarthSelected Shorts On the Media
Legislative Gazette Bluegrass Time Grateful Dead Hour
10:30 PM
Capitol Connection
11:00 PM
As It Happens Tim Coakley Jazz Show Hearts of Space
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Program Descriptions
The Academic MinuteWeekdays, 7:34am and 3:56pmLeading experts explain their research and discoveries to an engaged listening audience E-mail: [email protected]. Web:www.wamc.org/programs/academic-minute
Afropop WorldwideSundays, 4–5pmGeorge Collinet hosts this mix of world music from Africa, the Caribbean and the Americas. Tapes are not available. Phone: (718) 398-2733. E-mail:[email protected]. Web: www.afropop.org
All Things ConsideredWeeknights, 4–6:00pmSaturdays and Sundays, 5–6pmTapes and transcripts are available. Phone: (877) 677-8398. E-mail:[email protected] (weekend e-mail: [email protected]). Web:www.npr.org/programs
Alternative RadioTuesdays, 1pm-2pm. ” For tapes write to PO Box 551, Boulder, CO 80306, call (800) 444-1977 or visit www.alternativeradio.org.
As It HappensWeeknights, 11pm–12midnightA nightly international newsmagazine from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation that covers major stories from around the world and regularly focuses on important Canadian news. Phone: (416) 205-2600. E-mail:[email protected]. ca. Web: www.radio.cbc.ca/programs/asithappens
BBC World ServiceWeekdays, 12–5amSaturdays, 5–5:30am and Sundays, 5–7amThe latest news from the BBC. Tapes are not available.
BBC The World TodayTuesday-Saturday, 12midnight–1amThe latest news from the BBC. E-mail: world [email protected]. Web: www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice
The Best of Our KnowledgeMondays, 8:05–8:30pm; Repeated Fridays at 3pm; Repeated Saturdays at 1:30pm on WAMC AM 1400Bob Barrett hosts this look at the latest developments in the halls of academe. E-mail: [email protected]. Webwww.wamc.org/programs/best-our-knowledge-wamc
The Book ShowTuesdays, 3:05–3:30pmRepeated Thursdays at 8:30pmJoe Donahue hosts this weekly half-hour of literary interviews with acclaimed authors. Web: www.wamc.org/programs/book-show-wamc
The Capitol ConnectionThursdays, 3pmAlan Chartock’s weekly talk with political notables. Tapes/CD’s are $10. Phone: (800) 323-9262. Web: www.wamc.org/prog-capitol.html
Car TalkSaturdays, 10–11amTom and Ray Magliozzi tell you what ails your car. To be on the program, call (888) 227-8255. Phone: (888) 227-5865 or write to Car Talk, PO Box 3500, Harvard Sq., Cambridge, MA 02238. Web: www.cartalk.cars.com
Commonwealth ClubWednesdays, 1pm-2pm. ” Call (800) 933-7548 or visit www.commonwealthclub.org.
Classical New England with the BSOSundays, 8pm-10pm
Classical performances from the Boston Symphony Orchestra. During Tanglewood season, this show will be replaced by Live at The Linda broadcasts.
Dancing on the Air2nd Wednesday of the month, 8–10pmJay Ungar and Molly Mason host live folk music from the Linda. Call (518) 465-5233, x4.
Earth & SkyWeekdays, 9:45amEach day, Deborah Byrd and Joel Block discuss popular science subjects that affect our everyday lives. Phone: (512) 480-8773. Write to PO Box 1965, Austin, TX 78767. Web: www.earthsky.com
Earth WiseWeekdays 11:10am and 4:04pmFrom green business and new environmental legislation to how nature impacts our environment in ways never before considered, Earth Wise offers a look at our changing environment every day through public radio.Hosted by Bill Schlesinger. Web:www.wamcradio.org/earthwise/about.html
51%Thursdays, 8:05–8:30pmRepeated Wednesdays at 3:05pmWAMC’s Susan Barnett explores important issues of particular interest to women. Tapes/CD’s are $10. E-mail: [email protected]. Web:www.wamc.org/programs/51-wamc
Fresh AirWeekdays, 7–8pmHosted by Terry Gross, this daily interview and features program provides a fresh look at contemporary culture. Tapes and transcripts are $23.45. Phone: (877) 213-7374.. E-mail: freshair@whyy. org.
Grateful Dead HourSundays, 10–11pmHosted by David Gans, this program features classic performances by the Dead and their fellow travelers. Web: www.gdhour.com
Hudson River SamplerSaturdays, 8–10:00pmWanda Fischer hosts a program of the very best folk, bluegrass and blues music. Playlists are available at: www.wamc.org/programs/hudson-river-sampler-wamc
Jazz After HoursSaturdays, 1–5amSundays, 12midnight–5amJim Wilke hosts this program of jazz recordings. Write to c/o Public Radio International, 100 North Sixth Street, Suite 900A, Minneapolis, MN 55403. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.jazzafterhours.org
Le ShowSundays, 1–2pmHosted by Harry Shearer, this weekly show takes a humorous and satirical look at the news. Web: www.harryshearer.com/news/le_show/
Legislative GazetteFridays, 10:00pmRepeated Saturdays at 5:30amThe WAMC news team takes you inside New York State government. Web: www.wamc.org/programs/legislative-gazette-wamc
Living on EarthSaturdays, 6:05–7amRepeated Tuesdays at 10pmEnvironmental news and information program hosted by Steve Curwood. Phone: (800) 218-9988. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.loe. org
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MarketplaceWeekday mornings, 7:50–8am and 8:50amWeekday evenings, 6:30–7pmMarketplace AM highlights overnight developments in the business world; E-mail: letters @marketplace.org.
Marketplace MoneySundays, 7–8amRepeated Fridays at 9pmHost Kai Ryssdal looks at the week’s major national and international stories that will impact the average listener’s wallet. Phone: (800) 228-7123. Web: www.marketplacemoney.org
Marketplace Tech ReportWeekdays, 11:30–11:34pmHost David Brancaccio talks to newsmakers, innovators, visionaries and creators about how technology is expanding, informing and transforming everyday experience..www.marketplace.org/shows/marketplace-tech-report
The Media ProjectSundays, 6pmRepeated Mondays at 3:05pmAn inside look at media coverage of current events, with Alan Chartock, Ira Fusfeld, and Rosmary Armao, with host Rex Smith. Phone: (800) 323-9262. Web: www.wamc.org/programs/media-project-wamc
Midday MagazineWeekdays, 12noon–1pmBrian Shields anchors an hour of regional and national news, weather and features. Tapes are not available. Web: www.wamc.org/prog-middaymag.html
Midday Saturday / Midday SundayWeekends, 12 noon–1pmHost Bob Barrett brings you the best of WAMC news. Tapes are not available.
Morning EditionWeekdays, 5–9amNPR and WAMC’s David Guistina bring you regional and national news and features. Tapes are available. Phone: (877) 677-8398. E-mail:[email protected]. Web: www.wamc.org/programs/morning-edition-wamc
The Moth Radio HourFriday , 1pm-2pmWe'll hear true stories told live on stage without scripts, notes, props, or accompaniment. Humorous and heartbreaking tales told with honesty, bravery and wit.
Mountain StageMondays, 9–11pmPerformances by contemporary folk, rock, and country artists. Write to West Virginia Public Radio, 600 Capitol St., Charleston, WV 25301. Phone: (800) 521-2112. E-mail: [email protected]. Web:www.mountainstage.org
Moyers and CompanyFriday 2pm-3pmA weekly series that veteran journalist Bill Moyers says will try to make sense of our tumultuous times, “for myself and hopefully for anyone who wants to keep me company.”
Music from the Hearts of SpaceSundays, 11pm–12midnightStephen Hill offers ethereal late-night listening. Phone: (415) 499-9902 E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.hos.com
Only a GameSaturdays, 7–8amNationally known author and veteran NPR commentator, Bill Littlefield, explores sports at all levels. Tapes are available. Phone: (800) 909-9287. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.onlyagame.org
Paul Caiano’s WAMC Regional ForecastWeekdays, 6:53am and 12:25pmEvery weekday morning. Paul Caiano is a meteorologist at WNYT Newschannel 13.
Person Place ThingFirst Monday of each month, 6:30pmHosted by Randy Cohen. Guests talk about a person, a place, and a thing they find meaningful. The results: surprising stories from great talkers.
Playing on AirFourth Friday of each month 11am-12pmA public radio show of short plays. Originally written for the stage, these 10-20 minute selections translate to radio without need for stage directions.
A Prairie Home CompanionSaturdays, 6–8pmRepeated Sundays from 3–5pmMonologues, skits, and more, hosted by Garrison Keillor. Write to Prairie Home Productions, LLC, 611 Frontenac Place, St. Paul, MN 55104. Phone:(800) 228-7123. E-mail: phc@mpr. org. Web:www.prairiehome.publicradio.org
Pulse of the PlanetWeekdays, 11:20amWeekends, 8:35amA two-minute sound portrait of Planet Earth, tracking the rhythms of nature, culture and science. Write to Pulse of the Planet, PO Box 344, Accord, NY 12404. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.pulseplanet.com
Radio DeluxeSaturdays, 2–4pmTuesdays 8-10pmSinger/guitarist John Pizzarelli takes listeners on a 2-hour tour through the great American songbook. Web: www.radiodeluxe.com
RadiolabMondays 1-2pmEach hour we take a big idea, so big that it lives everywhere, hiding in a thousand places under different names, and we chase that idea, going wherever whim takes us. Along the way, hosts Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich interview, argue, imagine, and discover the hidden connections that make this idea so surprisingly powerful.Web www.radiolab.org/
The RoundtableWeekdays, 9am–12 pmJoe Donahue and rotating co-hosts offer this mix of news, interviews and more. Featuring Performance Place. Tapes are not available. Web: http://www.wamc.org/programs/roundtable
Selected ShortsSundays, 11am–12noonRepeated Wednesdays at 10pmA match of Oscar and Tony Award winning actors with short stories by contemporary and classic authors. Tapes are available. Phone: (212) 864-1414, ext. 206. E-mail: [email protected]. Web:www.symphonyspace.org
Star DateWeekdays, 5:06am and 12:45pmWeekends, 10:27pmAstronomical information and current events. From the University of Texas at Austin McDonald Observatory. Web: www.stardate.org
Tanglewood – Boston Symphony Orchestra ConcertsFridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm Sundays at 2pm Throughout July and August . Concerts will not air on WCEL, WRUN or WAMC-AM. Those stations will air our regular program schedule. Web:www.bso.org
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TED Radio HourSaturdays, 1-2 pmRepeated Mondays at 8pmA journey through fascinating ideas, astonishing inventions, and new ways to think and create. Based on riveting TEDTalks from the world's most remarkable minds
This American LifeFridays, 8–10pmRepeated Saturdays at 4pmIra Glass hosts this weekly suite of radio storytelling. Tapes are available. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.thislife.org
The Thistle and ShamrockSundays, 7–8pmCeltic music and culture are presented by Scotswoman Fiona Ritchie. Tapes are not available. Phone: (704) 321-3293. E-mail: [email protected]. Web:www. npr.org
The Tim Coakley Jazz ShowSaturdays, 11:00pm–12 midnightA mixture of jazz old and new, hosted by WAMC’s Tim Coakley. Tapes are not available. Playlists: www.wamc.org/programs/tim-coakley-jazz-show-wamc
Vox PopMonday-Thursday, 2–3pmWAMC’s live call-in program exploring a variety of issues. Tapes are not available. Phone: (800) 348-2551. Web: www.wamc.org/programs/vox-pop-wamc
Wait, Wait...Don’t Tell MeSaturdays, 11am–12noon, Repeated Thursdays at 9pmA quiz program, hosted by Peter Sagal, with Carl Kasell as official judge and scorekeeper. Listeners test their knowledge against some of the best and brightest in the news and entertainment world while figuring out what’s real news and what’s made up. E-mail: [email protected]
WAMC Bluegrass TimeSaturdays, 10pm – 11pmNick Barr hosts this blend of bluegrass music, featuring the classics from the masters all the way to the current “hits”. Playlists: www.wamc.org/programs/wamc-bluegrass-time-wamc
WAMC “Conversation With…” Thursdays, 1-2pmAlan Chartock talks with authors, politicians, artists and other notables.
WAMC Northeast ReportEarly Edition – Weekdays, 3:30–4pmLate Edition – Weekdays, 6–6:30pmThe latest news featuring reports from WAMC’s bureau chiefs along with commentary, interviews, national and international news and the weather forecast. Web: www.wamc.org/programs/wamc-northeast-report-wamc
Weekend EditionSaturdays, 8–10am, Sundays, 8–11amScott Simon with Weekend Edition Saturday, Audie Cornish with Weekend Edition Sunday, and WAMC’s Bob Barrett, bring you the news. Saturday E-mail: [email protected]; Sunday E-mail: [email protected] Saturday Web: www.npr.org/programs/wesat/ Sunday Web: www.npr.org/programs/wesun/
Writer’s AlmanacWeekdays, 8:33am and 10:25amSaturdays and Sundays, 12:45pmGarrison Keillor shares literary works from around the world. Tapes and Transcripts are not available. Web: www.writersalmanac. publicradio.org
July Events CalendarKids and Family
Nature Walk for KidsJuly 2, 10:30AM-11:30AMVenue: Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga
Sing-a-Long Grease (1978)July 6, 7:00PM-9:00PM; (Doors open at 6:30)Venue: The Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center, Great Barrington
Walking the dog Theater’s Off Leash! Improv for KidsJuly 19, 1:00PM-3:00PMVenue: PS21 - Performance Spaces for the 21st Century, Chatham
Children & Families: Light and MovementJuly 21, 1:00PM-2:00PMVenue: Storm King Art Center, New Windsor
Lil Sluggers Instructional CampJuly 24-26, 4:00-7:00PMVenue: Sportsplex of Halfmoon, Halfmoon
Art and Museum Exhibits
Self-Guided Studio TourJuly 6, 4:30PM-6:30PMVenue: Salem Art Works, Salem
Wijnanda Deroo Local InteriorsJuly 12, 5:00PM-7:00PM; (Exhibit Runs from July 12 to August 23)Venue: West Kortright Centre, East Meredith
Picnicking in The Fields Sculpture ParkDate: July 19, 6:00PM-8:00PMVenue: Omi International Arts Center, Ghent
Visual MetaphorsJuly 26, 5:00PM-7:00PMVenue: The Meeting House Gallery, Great Barrington
Community Events
Canada Day at Railroads on ParadeJuly 1, 12:00PM-1:00PMVenue: Railroads on Parade, Pottersville
Springfield 4th of July Parade and CelebrationJuly 4, 11:00AM-3:00PMVenue: Springfield Community Center, Springfield Center
Alternate ProgrammingThe Tavis Smiley Show and Smiley & West
A unique blend of news and newsmakers in expanded conversations on a variety of topics — all with a special focus on Black America.
Saturdays 12-2 pm on WAMC-AM 1400 and WAMC HD-2
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RTL-80: Tour Bolton LandingJuly 8, 10:00AM-1:30PMVenue: Various locations, Bolton Landing
Shaker Summer Craft FairJuly 13, 10:00AM-4:00PMVenue: Shaker Heritage Society, Albany
Tuskegee Airmen Family Day in the ParkJuly 13, 2:00PM-7:00PMVenue: Downing Park, Newburgh
Volunteer Work Day - Invasives RemovalJuly 18, 9:30AM-1:00PMVenue: Last Great Shoreline, Putnam
6th Annual Glenville Schenectady 5K/3KJuly 20, 8:00AM-12:00PMVenue: Freedom Park, Scotia
St. Stanislaus Church FestivalJuly 20, 5:00PM-11:00PMVenue: St. Stanislaus Church Festival, Amsterdam
Moonlit Walking TourJuly 20, 8:00PM-9:00PMVenue: Storm King Art Center, New Windsor
America's Fort ClambakeJuly 27, 3:00PM-6:00PMVenue: Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga
Cary Institute - The City That Drinks the Mountain SkyJuly 28, 4:00PM-5:00PM; (.)Venue: Cary Institute , Millbrook
LGLC Art Talks: Richard Stout, The Fundamentals of Art Appreciation, Expanding the Visual ExperienceJuly 31, 7:00PM-8:00PMVenue: The Macionis Family Center for Conservation, BoltonLanding
Lectures/Literary
Syria: Through the Eyes of Those Who Called it HomeJuly 1, 7:00PM-8:45PMVenue: Albany Public Library Main Branch, Albany
Astrophotography: The Process, Observatory & PhotosJuly 7, 2:00PM-3:00PMVenue: North Chatham Free Library, North Chatham
Francine Segan: Food Talk For Movie LoversJuly 15, 6:30AM-8:30PM; (Doors open at 6:00)Venue: The Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center, Great Barrington
Film, Theater and Dance
Lucia di LammermoorJuly 2, 2:00PM-6:00PM; (Free Opera Talk in theater one hour before all performances)Venue: Spa Little Theater, Saratoga Springs
Long Ago and Far Away and other short comedies by David IvesJuly 6, 8:00PM-11:00PM
Venue: PS21 - Performance Spaces for the 21st Century, Chatham
Mindful Movies SeriesJuly 18, 6:00PM-8:30PMVenue: The Mandala Center, Latham
JANE, by S.N. Behrman: a rehearsed reading by Franklin StageJuly 20 - 21 onSaturday 8:00PM-10:00PMSunday 5:00PM-7:00PMVenue: FRANKLIN STAGE at CHAPEL HALL, Franklin
Mercy KillersJuly 23, 7:00PM-9:00PMVenue: Chester Town Hall , Chester
Classes/Workshops
Hands-on HorticultureJuly 1-5, 1:30-3:30PMVenue: Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga
Invasive Forest Pest ID and WorkshopJuly 9, 9:00AM-12:00PMVenue: Macionis Family Center for Conservation, Bolton Landing
Grant Resources Online at the New York State Library July 20, 10:30AM-12:00PM; (Location: 7th floor Computer Classroom)Venue: New York State Library, Albany
Garden of Grace Yoga RetreatJuly 26, 9:30AM-4:30PMVenue: Salem Art Works, Salem
Music
Lennon Re-Imagined: Beatles & Solo Years ~ by The Nutopians July 5, 8:00PM-10:30PMVenue: The Guthrie Center, Great Barrington
Opening Night, Cooperstown Summer Music Festival July 7, 7:30PM-9:30PMVenue: Otesaga Resort Hotel, Cooperstown
Emmylou Harris & Rodney CrowellJuly 13, 8:00PM-10:00PMVenue: Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, Katonah
2nd Act CabaretJuly 18, 9:30PM-10:30PMVenue: Charles R Wood Theater, Glens Falls
YOUNG PEOPLE’S CONCERT: ILYA YAKUSHEV, pianoJuly 20, 11:00AM-12:00PMVenue: Maverick Concerts, Woodstock
Vance Gilbert in ConcertJuly 27, 8:00PM-10:00PMVenue: Bennington Center for the Arts, Bennington
The WAMC Public Events Calendar:http://events.publicbroadcasting.net/wamc/events.eventsmain
WAMC Program Guide 9
Tanglewood Broadcast Schedule
Fri. July 5, 8pm -- Opening Night. All Tchaikovsky Program, featuring Joshua Bell
Sat. July 6, 8pm -- Mahler Symphony No. 3
Sun. July 7, 2pm -- Boston Pops with special guest Vince Gill
Fri. July 12. 8pm -- Wagner, Ravel and Rimsky-Korsakov
Sat. July 13, 8pm -- Bernstein West Side Story
Sun. July 14, 2pm -- Stravinsky, Haydn and Beethoven
Fri. July 19, 8pm -- Wagner, Liszt and Brahms
Sat. July 20, 8pm -- Wagner Die Walküre, Act 3
Sun. July 21. 2pm -- Vivaldi, J.S. Bach and Telemann
Fri. July 26, 8pm -- All-Mozart Program - Berkshire Night
Sat. July 27, 8pm -- Verdi Requiem
Sun. July 28, 2pm -- Dvořák and Prokofiev
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Chair: ANNE ERICKSON* - ALBANY, NYVice Chair: JOSEPH BROWDY* - HILLSDALE, NYSecretary: JEANNE HUNTER* - CATSKILL, NYTreasurer: DOROTHY REYNOLDS* - RENSSELAER, NYAsst Treasurer: JOHN LAVELLE* - MIDDLEBURGH, NYPresident: ALAN CHARTOCK* - GREAT BARRINGTON, MA
JANET AXELROD* - ALBANY NYMARY BALLOU - SCHENECTADY, NYDAN BAZILE - CLIFTON PARK, NYGERALD BENJAMIN - NEW PALTZ, NYJOHN DUNNE - SPENCERTOWN, NYIRA FUSFELD* - WOODSTOCK, NYJUDITH GRUNBERG* - VALATIE, NYMAURICE HINCHEY - SAUGERTIES, NYSTEPHEN PAGANO* - NISKAYUNA, NYTHOMAS SW LEWIS - SARATOGA SPRINGS, NYWILL LITTLE - LAKEVILLE, CTHEDI MCKINLEY - ALTAMONT, NYROBERT NORRIS – GREAT BARRINGTON, MAROGER PHILLIPS - STUYVESANT, NYCARMI RAPPORT* - CLAVERACK, NY
*WAMC Executive Committee
Monthly meetings of the WAMC Executive Board are the second Monday of each. Meetings are open to the public. All meetings take place at 5:00 pm at WAMC, 318 Central Avenue, Albany, NY 12206 unless otherwise noted. It is recommended that you call the station at 800.323.9262 in advance of the meeting to ensure it will be taking place as scheduled.
Teens’ Summer Jobs Can Be An Investment In Their FutureProvided by RBC Wealth Management and Thomas E. Brockley
Every year about this time, the race begins. The school year ends and teenagers find themselves scrambling to land summer jobs. It’s always better to start the search sooner rather than later. Particularly in today’s job environment, with unemployment levels for adults still at a high level, teens should look for every advantage they can find.
Once a teen lands a job, it’s important that he or she is disciplined with their paycheck. Talking with your child about saving and teaching them responsible spending habits could help put them on the fast track to becoming a knowledgeable investor, which can pay dividends down the road.
For many of these teen workers, minimum wage is standard pay for their part-time or summer jobs – it's their first experience with how much their labor is worth in the marketplace, and it is their first lesson in how much harder it is to earn money than to spend it.
With this spending money comes the major challenge in trying to avoid having your teen spend it all on video games and trips to the mall. Instead, try to get them to think about what they may need the money for down the road, such as college tuition or a down payment on a car.
Introducing the idea of saving to your teen can sometimes be a difficult one. To start, create a plan that has both a saving and spending component. Decide what percentage of each paycheck will go into a savings vehicle, and an amount that can be used for spending. You can then teach the importance of tracking their contributions and income earned in the account. Seeing how their money can grow will help keep them engaged in the process.
For younger children, you may want to encourage them to save by offering to match all or some of their savings account contributions. As they get older, an option is to introduce them to a Roth IRA. Since investments in the account fluctuate with the performance of stocks and bonds, a Roth IRA provides the potential to generate a greater return than a savings account.
Furthermore, contributions to Roth IRAs are made with after-tax monies, so savings grow tax-free. Roth IRAs also convert investment income, such as dividends, interest and capital gains into tax-free income. This gives your teen the opportunity to learn how their investment grows over time.
When it comes to the more tangible benefits of summer employment, teens are able to hone their abilities to better market themselves in the future. They may be young, but in a couple short years, they can illustrate in college applications the skills they acquired through jobs, such as commitment, leadership, dedication and initiative. With the right experiences, summer jobs can be an investment in their future.
This article is provided by Thomas E. Brockley a Financial Advisor at RBC Wealth Management in Albany, NY, and was prepared by or in cooperation with RBC Wealth Management. The information included in this article is not intended to be used as the primary basis for making investment decisions nor should it be construed as a recommendation to buy or sell any specific security. RBC Wealth Management does not endorse this organization or publication. Consult your investment professional for additional information and guidance. RBC Wealth Management does not provide tax or legal advice.
RBC Wealth Management, a division of RBC Capital Markets LLC, Member NYSE/FINRA/SIPC
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WAMC Underwriter DirectoryARCHITECTURAL, ENGINEERING &CONTRACTORS
Alfandre ArchitectureNew Paltz, NY(845) 255-4774www.alfandre.com
architecture+ Capitol Region(518) 272-4481www.aplususa.com
Ashfield StoneShelburne Falls, MAwww.ashfieldstone.com
Barry Price ArchitectureWoodstock, NY(845) 679-3282www.barrypricearchitecture.com
The Chazen CompaniesPoughkeepsie,Troy, Glens Falls, NY888- 539-9073www.chazencompanies.com
Curtis LumberBallston Spa, NY(518) 858-5311curtislumber.com
Foresight Land ServicesPittsfield, MA(413) 499-1560www.foresightland.com
Gordon Fire EquipmentHighland, NY(845)[email protected]
Littlewolf ArchitectureGreat Barrington, MA(413) 528-5571www.littlewolfarch.com
New York Electric Motor ServiceGlens Fall NY 12801(855) 722-6867www.newyorkelectricmotorservice.com
Stone Soup ConcreteEasthampton, MAwww.stonesoupconcrete.com
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Albany Institute of History & ArtAlbany, NY(518) 463-4478www.albanyinstitute.org
Albany Symphony OrchestraAlbany, NY(518) 465-4755www.albanysymphony.com
The Arkell Museum at CanajoharieCanajoharie, NY(518) 673-2314www.arkellmuseum.org
Art Along the HudsonBeacon, Garrison, Cold Spring, Hudson, Kingston, New Paltz, Newburgh, Peekskill, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Red Hook and Woodstock, NY(845) 838-2880www.artalongthehudson.com
Ashokan CenterOlivebridge, NY(845) 657-8333www.ashokan.org/ashokan/index.shtml
Ballantine CommunicationsPleasant Valley, NY(845) 635-8606www.ballantinecomm.com
Ballston Lake Pottery906 State Route 50Ballston Lake, NY 12019518-399-1039www.ballstonlakepottery.com
The BardavonPouhkeepie, NY(845) 473-2072www.bardavon.org
Barrington Stage CoPittsfield, MA(413) 236-8888www.barringtonstageco.org
Belleayre Music FestivalHighmount, NY800 942.6904www.belleayremusic.org
Berkshire MuseumPittsfield, MA(413) 443-7171www.berkshiremuseum.org/
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts and MuseumBethel, NY1-866-781-2922www.bethelwoodscenter.orginfo@bethelwoodscenter.org
Carrie Haddad GalleryHudson, NY(518) 828-7655www.carriehaddadgallery.com
Catskill Mountain FoundationHunter, New York518.263.2000
ChesterwoodStockbridge, MA413-298-3579www.chesterwood.org
Cunneen-Hackett Arts CenterPoughkeepsie, NY(845) 486-4571http://cunneen-hackett.org/
Design It Together/Troy Cloth & Paper291 River StreetTroy, New York 12180518-687-1010www.designittogether.com
Don Muller GalleryNorthampton, MAwww.donmullergallery.com
Dorsky Museum of ArtNew Paltz, NY(845) 257-3844www.newpaltz.edu/museum
The EggAlbany, NY(518) 473-1064
EMPAC -- The Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts CenterTroy, NY(518) 276-3921www.empac.rpi.edu
Epoch-18 Vermont ArtisansManchester Center, VT(802) 768-9711www.epochvermont.com
The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar CollegePoughkeepsie, NY(845) 437-5632http://fllac.vassar.edu/
Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and MuseumRoute 9 Hyde Park, NY1-800-FDR-VISITwww.fdrlibrary.marist.edu/
Hancock Shaker VillagePittsfield, MAwww.hancockshakervillage.org
HildeneManchester, VT(802) 362-1788www.hildene.org
Home Made TheaterSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 587-4427www.homemadetheater.org/
Hudson Opera House Multi-arts CenterHudson, NY(518)822-1438www.hudsonoperahouse.org/
Hudson Valley Pottery SchoolRhinebeck, NY(845) 876-3190www.hudsonvalleypottery.com
Hyde Collection161 Warren StreetGlens Falls Ny 12801(581)792-1761hydecollection.org
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I Love Tivoli: Tivoli Business AssociationTivoli, New YorkJacob's Pillow Dance Festival358 George Carter RoadBecket, MA 01223413-243-9919jacobspillow.org
Lotus Fine Art and Design33 Rock City RoadWoodstock, NY 12498(845) 658-3355lotuswoodstock.com
The Mahaiwe Performing Arts CenterGreat Barrington, MA(413) 528-0100www.mahaiwe.org/
Mainstage Theatre at SUNY New PaltzNew Paltz, NY(845) 257- SUNYwww.newpaltz.edu/theatre/productions.html
Mass MoCa87 Marshall StreetNorth Adams, MA 01247(413) MOCA-111www.massmoca.org
miSci (Museum of Innovation & Sciences)Schenectady, NY(518) 382-7890www.miSci.org
Molly Cantor PotteryShelburne Falls, MAwww.mollypots.com
National Museum of DanceSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 584-2225www.dancemuseum.org/
National Yiddish Book CenterAmherst, MA(413) 256-4900www.yiddishbookcenter.org/
NatureloguesLoudonville, NY 12211518-785-6760www.naturelogues.com
Norman Rockwell MuseumStockbridge, MA(413) 298-4100www.nrm.org/
Olana Historic SiteHudson, NY(518) 828-0135www.nysparks.com
The Olana PartnershipHudson, NY(518) 828-1872www.olana.org
Old SongsVoorheesville, NY(518) 765-2815www.oldsongs.org
Oldcastle Theatre Company331 Main StBennington, VT 05201oldcastletheatre.org
Omi International Arts Center1405 County Route 22Ghent, NY 12075518-392-4747www.artomi.org
Pawling Concert SeriesPawling, NY(845) 855-3100http://pawlingconcertseries.org/
Phoenicia International Festival of the Voice40 Main StreetPhoenicia, NY 12464(845) 586-3588www.phoeniciavoicefest.com
Picture Perfect Art GalleryCanajoharie, NY(518) 673-3066www.pictureperfectartgallery.com
Proctor's TheatreSchenectady, NY(518) 346-6204www.proctors.org
The Rhinebeck Artists ShopRhinebeck and New Paltz, NY(845) 876-4922www.rhinebeckart.com
Rhinebeck Chamber Music Society, Inc.Rhinebeck, NY(845) 876-2870http://rhinebeckmusic.org/
Sandra C. Dovberg ArtSlingerlands, New York518-435-9663www. sandracdovbergart.com
The Sembrich MuseumRoute 9 NBolton Landing, NY 12814518-664-2431www.thesembrich.org
Shadowland Theatre157 Canal StreetEllenville, NY 12428(845) 647-5511www.shadowlandtheatre.org
Smith College Museum of ArtNorthampton, MA(413) 585-2760http://scma.smith.edu/artmuseum/
Snow FarmWilliamsburg, MA(413) 268-3101www.snowfarm.org
SPACSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 584-9330www.spac.org/
Spectrum 8 TheatresAlbany, NY(518) 449-8995www.spectrum8.com/
Storm King Art Center1 Museum RoadNew Windsor, NY(845) 534-3115www.stormking.org
The Tang Teaching Museum and Art GallerySkidmore CollegeSaratoga Springs, NY(518)580-8080www.skidmore.edu/tang
Time & Space Limited / TSLHudson, NY518-822-8448www.timeandspace.org
Thomas Cole National Historic SiteCatskill, NY(518) 943-7465
Troy Savings Bank Music HallTroy, NY(518) 273-8945www.troymusichall.org
Two Spruce PotterySchenectady, NY(518) 393-5011www.twospruce.com/
Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC)Kingston, NY(845) 339-6088www.upac.org
Unison Arts CenterNew Paltz, NY(845) [email protected]
Upstate Films TheatersRhinebeck and Woodstock, NY1-866-FILMNUT (1-866-345-6688)www.upstatefilms.org
Williams College Museum of ArtWilliamstown, MA(413) 597-2429wcma.williams.edu
Williamstown Theatre FestivalWilliamstown, MA(413) 597-3400www.wtfestival.org
ASSOCIATIONS, SOCIETIES & NON-PROFITS
Brain Injury Association of MassachusettsPittsfield & Westboro, MA(413) 443-0200www.biama.org/
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Civil Service Employees AssociationLocal 1000 AFSCME, AFL-CIOAlbany, NY(800) 342-4146www.csealocal1000.org/dedicated
Dutchess County Arts CouncilPoughkeepsie, NY(845) 454-3222http://artsmidhudson.org/html/fundprog.html
Fulton County Regional Chamber of Commerce & IndustryFulton County..."Another Reason I love NY"www.fultoncountyny.orgwww.44lakes.com
New York State Canal CorporationAlbany, NYwww.canals.ny.gov
Northeastern Association of the Blind301 Washington AvenueAlbany, NY 12206(518) 463-1212www.naba-vision.org/
NYSBA Lawyer Referral & InformationAlbany, NYwww.nysba.org
Saratoga BridgesBallston Spa, NY(518) 587-0723www.saratogabridges.org
United Way of the Greater Capital RegionAlbany, NY(518) 456-2200www.unitedwaygcr.org/
AUTOMOTIVE SALES AND SERVICE
Autobahn Service926 Main StreetGreat Barrington, MA(413)528-2227autobahntechnic.com
Bedard BrothersCheshire, MA(413) 743-0014www.bedardbros.com/
Boyden & Perron GarageAmherst, MAwww.boydenandperron.com
Capital Cities Imported CarsGlenmont, NY1-800-640-3434www.capitalcitiesbmw.com/www.capitalcitiesvw.com/
Capital Luxury Car Co. - Capital Volvo of Albany, Jaguar of Albany,Land Rover of AlbanyAlbany, NY(518) 443-4816www.capluxcars.com
College Street MotorsAmherst, MA(413) 253-3200www.collegestreetmotors.com
Jenkinstown MotorsNew Paltz, NY(845) 255-2500www.jenkinstownmotors.com/
Northeast AcuraLatham, NY(518) 785-4105www.northeastacura.com
Performance AutomotivePittsfield, MA(413) 499-2665www.saabperformance.com
Quality Foreign Car CareBallston Spa, NY518-885-1781www.qfcc.com/data/
Ruge's SubaruRhinebeck, NY(845) 876-2087www.rugessubaru.com
Upstate Chevy Dealerswww.chevyupstate.com/
BUSINESS, BANKING, FINANCE, &INSURANCE
The Beechwood Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, LLCPoughkeepsie, NY(845) 483-7943 or (866) 810-6917www.thebeechwoodgroup.com
Cap Com Federal Credit UnionMain OfficeAlbany, NY 12205518- 458-2195www.capcomfcu.org
Cap Com Federal Credit Union155 BRANCHAlbany, NY(800) 468-5500www.capcomfcu.org
Cap Com Federal Credit UnionBrunswick BranchBrunswick, NY(800) 468-5500www.capcomfcu.org
Cap Com Federal Credit UnionClifton Park BranchClifton Park, NY(800) 468-5500www.capcomfcu.org
Cap Com Federal Credit UnionCohoes BranchCohoes, NY(800) 468-5500www.capcomfcu.org
Cap Com Federal Credit UnionGlenmont BranchGlenmont, NY(800) 468-5500www.capcomfcu.org
Cap Com Federal Credit Union
Glens Falls BranchGlens Falls, NY(800) 468-5500www.capcomfcu.org
Cap Com Federal Credit UnionLatham BranchLatham, NY(800) 468-5500www.capcomfcu.org
Cap Com Federal Credit UnionNiskayuna BranchNiskayuna, NY(800) 468-5500www.capcomfcu.org
Cap Com Federal Credit UnionNorth Greenbush BranchTroy, NY(800) 468-5500www.capcomfcu.org
Cap Com Federal Credit UnionWaterford BranchWaterford, NY(800) 468-5500www.capcomfcu.org
Capital District Physician's Health PlanAlbany, NY(518) 641-3000www.cdphp.com
Capital Region Help WantedCentennial, CO(800) 365-8360www.capitalareahelpwanted.com
Catskill Hudson BankHudson Valley, NY(845) 943-4118www.catskillhudsonbank.com
Career In Transition, LLCAlbany, NY(518) 366-8451www.careersintransitionllc.com
Central New York Help WantedCentennial, CO(800) 365-8360www.centralnewyorkhelpwanted.com
Community Loan Fund of the Capital RegionAlbany, NY(518) 436-8586www.mycommunityloanfund.org
Currin Compliance Services, LLCGreenwich, NY(518) 692-2494www.currincompliance.com
Empire ExhibitsWatervliet, NY 12189518-266-9362www.empireexhibits.com
Fenimore Asset ManagementCobleskill, NY(518) 234-7400http://www.famfunds.com/
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Godfrey Financial Associates, Inc.19 West British American Blvd.Latham, NY 12110(518) 220-9381www.godfreyfinancial.com/
Hudson Valley Help Wanted Centennial, CO(800) 365-8360www.hudsonvalleyhelpwanted.com
John G. Ullman & AssociatesRhinebeck and Corning, New York(800) 936-3785www.jgua.com
Laurie A. Stillwell, CPA, P.C.Saratoga Springs, NY(518) 584-0109www.stillwellcpa.com/
Marshall and Sterling Insurance18 locations in New York and the Virgin Islands(845) 454-0800www.marshallsterling.com/
Mary Irish, Wealth Advisor Morgan Stanley Smith BarneyNiskayuna, NY(518) [email protected]
Mid Hudson Valley Federal Credit UnionKingston, NY(800) 451-8373www.mhvfcu.com
NBT BankGlens Falls, NY(518) 745-5260www.nbtbank.com/
NBT BankSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 587-0330(518) 584-5338www.nbtbank.com/
NBT BankPlattsburgh, NY(518) 561-5845(518) 762-1924www.nbtbank.com/
NBT BankEllenburgh Depot, NY(518) 594-3933www.nbtbank.com/
NBT BankLake Placid, NY(518) 523-9544(518) 523-3025www.nbtbank.com/NBT BankSaranac Lake, NY(518) 891-2051www.nbtbank.com/
NBT BankClifton Park, NY(518) 348-0781(518) 371-0484www.nbtbank.com/
NBT BankBurlington, VT(802) 651-9786www.nbtbank.com/
ReverusClifton Park, NY(518) 391-3295www.reverus.comSubsidium TechnologiesClifton Park, NY(518) 899-1010www.subsidiumtech.com
Third Eye AssociatesRedhook, NY(845) 752-2216www.thirdeyeassociates.com
Thomas E. BrockleyRBC Wealth ManagementSenior Vice President-Financial Consultant Senior Portfolio Manager - Portfolio FocusAlbany, NY(518) 432-1455(866) [email protected]/thomas.brockley
TIAA-CREFwww.tiaa-cref.org/
UHY Advisors, Inc.Albany, NY(518) 449-3166www.uhy.com/
COMMUNICATIONS, MARKETING,PR, MEDIA, & INTERNET
Behan CommunicationsGlens Falls, NY(518)792-3856www.behancommunications.com
Empire ExhibitsWatervliet, NY 12189518-266-9362www.empireexhibits.com
Lewis SignsSlate Hill, NY(845) 355-2651www.lewissigns.com
readmediaAlbany, NY(800) 552-2194www.readmedia.com/
ReverusClifton Park, NY(518) 391-3295www.reverus.comRosenbaum Media GroupRhinebeck, NY(914) 388-1498www.rosenbaummedia.com
Tech Valley Communications(518) 598-0900www.techvalleycom.com/
VoIP LogicWilliamstown, MA
(310) 279-4700www.voiplogic.com/
WGBY Public TelevisionSpringfield, MA(800) 781-9429www.wgby.org
DATING SERVICES
Mass MatchAmherst, MA(413) 665-3218www.massmatch.com/
DENTISTRY
Dr. Vivian Letizia, DDSWoodstock, NY(845) 679-2421www.woodstockdentist.com/
Charles Padula, D.D.S.Schenectady, NY(518) 346-2500www.padula.com
Dr. Victor ZeinesWoodstock Center for Holistic DentistryShokan, NY(845) 657-2322www.natdent.com
EDUCATION, RESEARCH, SCHOOLS,& LIBRARIES
Adelphi University School of Social WorkHudson Valley CenterPoughkeepsie, NY(845) 471-3348www.adelphi.edu/hudsonvalley
The Albany AcademiesAlbany, NY(518) 429-2385www.albanyacademies.org/
Albany College of PharmacyAlbany, NY(888) 203-8010http://acphs.edu/
Anderson Center for AutismStaatsburg, NY(845) 889-4034www.andersoncenterforautism.org
Bard Center for Environmental PolicyAnnandale-on-Hudson, NY(845) 758-7073www.bard.edu/cep/
Beacon Institute for River and Estuaries of Clarkson University199 Main StreetBeacon, NY(845) 838-1600www.bire.org
Bennington MuseumBennington, VT(802) 447-1571www.benningtonmuseum.org
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Berkshire Country Day SchoolLenox, MA(413) 637-0755http://berkshirecountryday.org/
The Birch SchoolRock Tavern, NY(845) 361-2267www.resourcecenter.watershedlearningcenter.org
Canajoharie Library and Art GalleryCanajoharie, NY(518) 673-2314www.clag.org
Capital Region Language CenterColonie and Malta, NY(518) 884-4652www.crlcalbany.org/
The Cary Institute of Ecosystem StudiesMillbrook, NY(845) 677-7600www.ecostudies.org/
The College of St. RoseAlbany, NY800-637-8556www.strose.edu/
The Department of Theater Arts at SUNY New PaltzNew Paltz, NYwww.newpaltz.edu/theatre
Discovery Center Albany Pine Bush CommissionAlbany, NY(518) 456-0655www.albanypinebush.org
Elms CollegeChicopee, MA(413) 594-2761www.elms.edu
Emma Willard SchoolTroy, NY(518) 833-1300http://emmawillard.org/
The Executive MBA at RensselaerRensselaer Hartford CampusHartford, CT(860) 548-2400http://ewp.rpi.edu/hartford
Frances Lehman Loeb Art CenterPoughkeepsie, NY(845) 437-5237www.fllac.vassar.edu
Hartwick CollegeOneonta, NY(607) 431-4000www.hartwick.edu
Hawthorne Valley SchoolGhent, NY518-672-7092www.hawthornevalleyschool.org/
Mainstage Theatre at SUNY New PaltzNew Paltz, NY
(845) 257- SUNYwww.newpaltz.edu/theatre/productions.html
Maria CollegeAlbany, NY(518) 438-3111http://mariacollege.edu/
Miss Hall's SchoolPittsfield, MA(413) 499-1300www.misshalls.org/
The Montessori School of the BerkshiresLenox Dale, MA(413) 637-3662www.berkshiremontessori.org/
Mount Saint Mary CollegeNewburgh, NY(845) [email protected]
New York State United TeachersLatham, NY(518) 213-6000www.nysut.org/
Oakwood Friends SchoolPoughkeepsie, NY(800) 843-3341www.oakwoodfriends.org/
Pine Cobble SchoolWilliamstown, MA(413) 458-4680www.pinecobble.org
The Research Foundation for the State University of New YorkAlbany, NY(518) 434-7000www.rfsunny.org
Rudolf Steiner SchoolGreat Barrington, MA(413) 528-4015www.rudolfsteiner.org
Saint Joseph SchoolKingston, NY(845) 339-4390www.saintjosephschoolkingston.com
Skidmore College Master of Arts in Liberal StudiesSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 580-5488www.skidmore.edu/mals
Snow FarmWilliamsburg, MA(413) 268-3101www.snowfarm.org
SpringbrookOneonta, NY(607) 286-7171www.springbrookny.org
Stoneleigh Burnham SchoolGreenfield, MA(413) 774-2711www.sbschool.org/
The Storm King SchoolCornwall-on-Hudson, NY(800) 225-9144www.sks.org/
SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica/RomeMarcy, NY1-866-2-SUNYITwww.sunyit.edu/
SUNY New Paltz Graduate School New Paltz, NY(800) 248-8856www.newpaltz.edu/graduate
SUNY New Paltz Undergraduate SchoolNew Paltz, NY(845) 257-3200www.newpaltz.edu
Union College807 Union StSchenectady, NY(518) 388-6000www.union.edu
Union Graduate CollegeSchenectady, NY(518) 346-0106www.uniongraduatecollege.edu
Union Institute and UniversityBrattleboror, VT(802) 257-9411www.myunion.edu/psyd
Utica CollegeUtica, NY(315) 792-3006www.utica.edu
Waldorf School of Saratoga SpringsSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 587-2224www.waldorfsaratoga.org/
Western New England UniversitySpringfield, MA(413) 782-1321www.wne.edu
Williams College880 Main StreetWilliamstown, MA 01267www.williams.edu
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES,PRODUCTS, & ALTERNATIVE
ENERGY
The Adirondack CouncilServing the Adirondack Park1-800-842-PARKwww.adirondackcouncil.org
Advanced Radiant DesignStone Ridge, NY(845) [email protected]
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Ashokan CenterOlivebridge, NY(845) 657-8333www.ashokan.org/ashokan/index.shtml
Bard Center for Environmental PolicyAnnandale-on-Hudson, NY(845) 758-7073www.bard.edu/cep/
Beacon Institute for River and Estuaries of Clarkson University199 Main StreetBeacon, NY(845) 838-1600www.bire.org
The Cary Institute of Ecosystem StudiesMillbrook, NY(845) 677-7600www.ecostudies.org/
Discovery Center Albany Pine Bush CommissionAlbany, NY(518) 456-0655www.albanypinebush.org
Environment One Corporation(518) 346-6161www.eone.com
Foresight Land ServicesPittsfield, MA(413) 499-1560www.foresightland.com
Green Conscience Home and GardenSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 306-5196www.green-conscience.com/
Lake George Land ConservancyBolton Landing, NY(518) 644-9673www.lglc.org
Mountain Flame42825 State Route 28Arkville, NY 12406(845) 536-2700www.mountainflame.com
Murphy's Solar and Central AirOrange and Greene County, New York(845) 978-4068
National FiberBelchertown, MA(347)240-1042www.nationalfiber.com
The Nature Conservancy, Adirondack ChapterKeene Valley, NY(518) 576-2082www.nature.org/adirondacks
Pure CatskillsWalton, NY(607) 865-7090www.purecatskills.com
Richard Fuel & Heating, Inc.Easthampton, MAwww.richardsfuel.com
Smyth Cid PotteryMiddleburgh, NYwww.smythcidpottery.com
FOOD, FARMS, & DRINK
Adams Fairacre FarmsKingston, Poughkeepsie, Newburgh, and Wappinger, NY(845) 454-4330www.adamsfarms.com
Adirondack Creamery Ice CreamKingston, [email protected]
AgwayMillerton, Chatham, Claverack, NYGreat Barrington, MAwww.agwayny.com
Albany MarriottAlbany, NY(518) 458-8444www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/albny-albany-marriott/
The Alternative BakerRosendale, NY(845) 658-3355www.lemoncakes.com
American HotelSharon Springs, NY(518) 284-2105www.americanhotelny.com
Baba Louie'sPittsfield MA, Great Barrington MA and Hudson NY (413) 499-2900
www.babalouiespizza.com
Berkshire Coop MarketGreat Barrington, MA(413) 528-9697www.berkshire.coop/
Binnewater Ice and Spring WaterKingston, NY(845) [email protected]
Black Sheep DeliAmherst, MAwww.blacksheepdeli.com
Blue Mountain Bistro To Go948 Route 29Kingston, NY 12401(845) 340-9800www.bluemountainbistro.com/
Blue Rock RestaurantShelburne Falls, MAwww.thebluerockrestaurant.com
Bridgeside GrilleSunderland, MAwww.bridgesidegrille.com
Butcher BlockPlattsburgh, NY(518) 798-1155www.butcherblockrestaurant.com
Cafe CapriccioAlbany, NY(518) 465-0439www.cafecapriccio.com
Cafe Le PercheHudson, NY(802) 362-3151www.cafeleperche.com
Capriccio SaratogaSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 587-9463www.cafecapriccio.com
The Cheese TravelerAlbany, NY518-443-0440thecheesetraveler.com
The Dam Cafe and DeliSaugerties, NY(845) 246-3797www.thedamcafeanddeli.com/
Davidson Brothers Brew PubGlens Falls, NY(518) 743-9026www.davidsonbrothers.com/
Flayvors of Cook FarmHadley, [email protected]
Four Seasons Natural FoodsSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 584-4670www.fourseasonsnaturalfoods.com
Gatherer's Gourmet GranolaDelmar, NYwww.ggranola.com
Hamel's Catering, Inc.Holyoke, MAwww.hamelscreativecatering.com
Harney & Sons Fine TeasMillerton, NY(518) 789-2121www.harney.com
Hawthorne Valley FarmsGhent, NY518-672-7500www.hawthornevalleyfarm.org/
Heather Ridge Farm Store &Bees Knees Cafe989 Broome Center RoadPreston Hollow, NY 12469(518) 239-6234www.heather-ridge-farm.com
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Hennessy Homebrew EmporiumRensselaer, NY, West Boylston and Cambridge, MA(518) 283-7094www.beerbrew.com/
Henry's Farm to Table RestaurantMilton, NY(845) 795-1500www.henrysatbuttermilk.com
The Honest Weight Food Co-opAlbany, NY(518) 482-2667www.honestweight.coop/
Hudson Valley Agribusiness Development Corporation/Hudson Valley BountyHudson, NY(518) 392-9696www.hudsonvalleybounty.com
Ichiban RestaurantCentral and Western Avenues, Albany, NY(518) 432-0358 and (518) 869-9585
Lucky ChocolatesSaugerties, NY(845) 246-7337www.luckychocolates.com
Madava Farms, Home of Crown MapleDover Plains, New York(845) 877-0640www.crownmaple.com
Mamoun's RestaurantAlbany, NY(518) 434-3901www.mideasterndining.com/
Mildred's Meadows6560 Duanesburg RdDuanesberg, NY 12056www.mildredsmeadows.com
Mother Earth StorehouseKingston, Poughkeepsie, Saugerties, NYKingston - (845) 336-5541Poughkeepsie - (845) 296-1069Saugerties - (845) 246-9614www.motherearthstorehouse.com
Mother Myrick'sManchester Center, VT(802) 362-1560www.mothermyricks.com
Narragansett InnBlock Island, RIwww.thenarragansettinn.com
Nettle Meadow FarmWarrensburgh, NY(518) 623-3372www.nettlemeadow.com
Otto's MarketGermantown, NY(518) 537-7200www.ottosmarket.com/
Pirates Lakeside GrillNassau, NY
(518) 265-7087www.pirateslakesidegrill.com
Pure CatskillsWalton, NY(607) 865-7090www.purecatskills.com
River Valley MarketNorthampton, MA(413) 584-2665http://rivervalleymarket.coop/RJ StablesHadley, MA(413) 586-4305
Serio's MarketNorthampton, MAwww.seriosmarket.com
Spot Coffee55 Railroad Pl.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866(518) 306-5323spotcoffee.com
Stewart's ShopsVarious locations(518) 581-1200www.stewartsshops.com/
Sunflower Natural Foods MarketWoodstock, NY(845) 679-5361sunflowernaturalfoods.com
Whitney's Farm Market & Country GardensCheshire, MA(413) 442-4729www.whitneysfarm.com/
Windy Hill Farm, Nursery,Orchard and Garden CenterGreat Barrington, MA (413) 298-3217http://windyhillfarminc.com/
GARDEN & LANDSCAPE
Adams Fairacre Farms Kingston, Poughkeepsie, Newburgh, and Wappinger, NY(845) 454-4330www.adamsfarms.com
Agway Millerton, Chatham, Claverack, NYGreat Barrington, MAwww.agwayny.com
Ashfield StoneShelburne Falls, MAwww.ashfieldstone.com
Faddegon's NurseryLatham, NY(518) 785-6726www.faddegons.com
Herzog's Home and Garden CenterKingston Plaza, 151 Plaza RoadKingston, NY 12401(845) 338-6300www.herzogs.com
Mildred's Meadows6560 Duanesburg RdDuanesberg, NY 12056www.mildredsmeadows.com
The Phantom Gardener Rhinebeck, NY(845) 876-8606www.thephantomgardener.com/
Shed Man Custom WoodworksNew Lebanon and Brunswick, NY(800) 823-1097www.shedman.com
Story's NurseryFreehold, NY(518) 634-7754www.storysnursery.com/
Ward's Nursery and Garden CenterGreat Barrington, MA(413)528-0166www.wardsnursery.com/
Whitney's Farm Market & Country Gardens Cheshire, MA(413) 442-4729www.whitneysfarm.com
Windy Hill Farm, Nursery, Orchard and Garden Center Route 7Great Barrington, MA 01230(413) 298-3217www.windyhillfarminc.com
HEALTH, WELLNESS, & FITNESS
American Meditation InstituteAverill Park, NY(518) 674-8714www.americanmeditation.org
Blue Sky BicyclesSaratoga Springs, NY518-583-0600www.blueskybicycles.com
Career In Transition, LLC Albany, NY(518) 366-8451www.careersintransitionllc.com
Certified Allergy & Asthma ConsultantsAlbany, Schenectady, Saratoga Springs, Clifton Park & Troy, NY(518) 434-1446www.certifiedallergy.com
Cheri Voss Salon and Spa1633 Glasco TurnpikeWoodstock, New York(845) 679 2138www.cherivosssalon.com/
Clear Yoga of RhinebeckRhinebeck, NY(845) 876-6129www.clearyogarhinebeck.com
Cranwell Resort, Spa and Golf ClubLenox, MA(800) 272-6935
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www.cranwell.com/
Delmar Place Assisted Living ResidenceDelmar, NY(518) 434-HOME (4663)www.delmarplace.com
Denise Devereaux Lic AcupuncturePittsfield, MA(413) 464-3589www.devereauxacupuncture.com
The DowntubeAlbany, NY(518) 434-1711www.downtubebicycleworks.com
East Heaven Hot Tubs & Paradise SpaNorthampton, MA(413) 587-0000www.eastheaven.com
Elements Hot Tub SpaAmherst, MA(413) 253-8827www.elementshottubspa.com
Fleet Feet SportsAlbany, NY(518) 459-3338www.fleetfeetalbany.com
Healthy Living MarketBurlington, VTSaratoga Springs, NYwww.healthylivingmarket.com
Interim Healthcare Capital Region(518) 452-3655www.interimhealthcare.com/
Kenco Work & Play Outfitters1000 Hurley Mountain RoadKingston, NY 12401(800) 341-4103www.atkenco.com
Kingsway CommunitySchenectady, NY(518) 393-4117www.kingswaycommunity.com
Kripalu Center for Yoga and HealthStockbridge, MA(800) 741-7353www.kripalu.org/
Lake George Kayak Co.Bolton Landing, NY(518) 644-9366www.lakegeorgekayak.com
Lapland LakeNorthville (Town of Benson), NY(518) 863-4974www.laplandlake.com
Menla Center For Health and Happiness375 Pantherkill RoadPhoenicia, NY 12464(845) 688-6897www.menlamountain.org
Mother Earth StorehouseKingston, Poughkeepsie, Saugerties, NY
Kingston - (845) 336-5541Poughkeepsie - (845) 296-1069Saugerties - (845) 246-9614www.motherearthstorehouse.com
New York Pain ManagementClifton Park, NY(518) 371-0777www.nypainfree.com/
One Roof Holistic Healing CenterSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 581-3180www.oneroofsaratoga.com
PaddleHead Boards13 North Water StAthens, NY 12015(518) [email protected]
The Pilates Principle/GYROTONIC Albany Latham, NY(518) 783-1678www.lathampilates.com
Reform Pilates StudioSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 871-1315www.reformyourbody.com
Saratoga Health and WellnessSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 306-6987www.saratogahealthandwellness.com
Smyth Cid PotteryMiddleburgh, NYwww.smythcidpottery.com
SpringbrookOneonta, NY(607) 286-7171www.springbrookny.org
Topricin/Topical Biomedics, IncRhinebeck, NY(800) 959-1007www.topricin.com
Town Tinker Tube RentalPhoenicia, NY(845) 688-5553www.towntinker.com
HOME REPAIR, REAL ESTATE,INSPECTION SERVICES, &SECURITY
Advanced Radiant DesignStone Ridge, NY(845) [email protected]
Alarms of Berkshire CountyPittsfield, MA(800) 370-2525www.alarmsofberkshirecounty.com/
Allerdice ACE Building Supply & HardwareSaratoga Springs, NY
(518) 584-5533www.allerdice.com
Allerdice ACE HardwareBallston Spa, NY(518) 885-8508www.allerdice.com
Allerdice ACE HardwareMalta, NY(518) 899-6222www.allerdice.com
Allerdice Commercial Door & HardwareSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 584-1127www.allerdice.com
Allerdice Crane ServiceSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 587-6633www.allerdice.com
Allerdice Glass & MirrorSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 584-8884www.allerdice.com
Allerdice Party Rent-AllSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 584-1412www.allerdice.com
Allerdice Tool Rent-AllSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 584-0002www.allerdice.com
Allerdice Tool Rent-AllMalta, NY(518) 400-1028www.allerdice.com
Country CurtainsStockbridge, MA(413) 298-5565www.countrycurtains.com/
Gordon Fire EquipmentHighland, NY(845)[email protected]
Green Conscience Home and GardenSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 306-5196www.green-conscience.com/
H. Houst & Son HardwareWoodstock, NY(845) 679-2115www.hhoust.com
Harbrook Fine Windows & DoorsAlbany, NY(800) 735-1427www.harbrook.com/
Herrington's Lumber, Millwork and Building Supplies312 White Hill LaneHillsdale, NY(518) 325-3131www.herringtons.com
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Herrington's Lumber, Millwork and Building Supplies6 Depot SquareChatham, NY(518) 392-9201www.herringtons.com
Herrington's Lumber, Millwork and Building Supplies1 Graham AvenueHudson, NY(518) 828-9431www.herringtons.com
Herrington's Lumber, Millwork and Building Supplies11 Dutchess AvenueMillerton, NY(518) 789-3611www.herringtons.com
Herrington's Lumber, Millwork and Building Supplies11 Farnum RoadLakeville, CT(860) 435-2561www.herringtons.com
Herzog's Home and Garden CenterKingston Plaza, 151 Plaza RoadKingston, NY 12401(845) 338-6300www.herzogs.com
Marbletown HardwareStone Ridge, NY(845) 687-2098www.marbletownhardware.com/
Mario's True Value Home CenterValatie, NY(518) 758-7075www.mariostruevalue.com/
MKC Kitchen & Bath Center346 Congress StreetTroy, NY 12180(518) 274-8566www.mkckitchens.com
Mountain Flame42825 State Route 28Arkville, NY 12406(845) 536-2700www.mountainflame.com
Mr. Rooter PlumbingDutchess, Ulster, Oranger, RocklandPutnam and Westchester New York Counties.(845) 635-2102www.thehudsonvalley.mrrooter.com
National FiberBelchertown, MA(347)240-1042www.nationalfiber.com
Paula Redmond Real EstateRhinebeck and Millbrook, NY(845) 677-0505 (Millbrook)(845) 876-6676 (Rhinebeck)www.paularedmond.com/
Raynor DoorEasthampton, MAwww.raynormass.com
Sanitall Hudson ValleyHudson Valley Region, NY(845) 657-7283www.sanitall.com
Saugerties Furniture222 Main StreetSaugerties, NY 12477(845) 246-3677www.saugertiesfurniture.com
Scott Alarm Systems, Inc. Residential and Commercial Security Systems888-682-4105www.scottalarmsystems.com/
Shed Man Custom WoodworksNew Lebanon and Brunswick, NY(800) 823-1097www.shedman.com
Sunwood BuildersAmherst, MAwww.sunwood-builders.com
Traditions Linens Factory OutletClaverack, NY(518) 851-3975www.traditionslinens.com
Vertex Sales & Design17 North Avenue (A&P Shopping Plaza)Pleasant Valley, NY 12569(845) 863-1500www.anewkitchenin7days.com
HOSPITALS, PHYSICIANS, &MEDICAL SERVICES
Albany Medical Center47 New Scotland AveAlbany, NY(518) 262-1000www.amc.edu/
Bassett HealthcareCooperstown, NY(607) 547-3456www.bassett.org
Berkshire Health Systems725 North StreetPittsfield, MA 01201(413) 447-2000www.berkshirehealthsystems.org/
Brattleboro RetreatBrattleboro Vermont1-800-RETREATwww.brattlebororetreat.org/
Brain Injury Association of MassachusettsWestboro, MA(800) 242-0030www.biama.org
Center for Better HearingGlens Falls, NY(518) 798-4800www.hearingbest.com
Certified Allergy & Asthma ConsultantsAlbany, Schenectady, Saratoga Springs, Clifton Park & Troy, NY(518) 434-1446
www.certifiedallergy.com
Champlain Spine and Pain Management4 Feathers DrivePlattsburgh, NY 12901(518) 324-7246www.champlainspine.com
Dr. Eckardt Johanning, MD, PC.Albany, NY(518) 459-3336www.johanningmd.com/
Dr. Harout E. Mergian, ChiropractorAlbany, NY(518) 489-4984
Dr. Lucie CapekLatham, NY(518) 786-1700www.capekplasticsurgery.com/
Essence Medi-Spa222 Route 299Highland, New York 12528(845) 691-3773www.essencemedispa.com
First Care Walk-in Medical Center222 Route 299Highland, NY 12528(845) 691.3627www.firstcaremedcenter.com
Glens Falls HospitalGlens Falls, NYwww.glensfallshospital.org/
Health Alliance of the Hudson ValleyKingston, NY(845) 334-4248www.hahv.org
Health Alliance of the Hudson Valley: Broadway CampusKingston, Ny(845) 331-3131www.hahv.org/kingstonhospital
Health Alliance of the Hudson Valley: Mary's Avenue CampusKingston, NY(845) 338-2500www.hahv.org/benedictinehospital
Health Quest Medical Practice10 Locations of primary care throughout the Hudson Valley(888) 525-4767 for appointmentswww.health-quest.org
Hudson Valley Foot AssociatesKingston, Hudson, New Windsor, Red Hook, Margaretville, Wappingers Falls, NY(845) 339-4191www.hvfa.com
The Hudson Valley Heart CenterPoughkeepsie, Fishkill, New Windsor, Rhinebeck, Highland and Modena(845) 473-1188http://hvheartcenter.com
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The Joint Replacement Center of Northern Berkshire HealthcareNorth Adams, MA(413) 664-JOINT
Margaretville HospitalMargaretville, NY(845) 586-2631www.hahv.org/margaretvillehospital
Medical Associates of the Hudson Valley360 Washington AveKingston, NY 12401(845) 338-7140www.mahv.net
Nathan Littauer HospitalGloversville, NY(518) 773-5533www.nlh.org/
New York Pain ManagementClifton Park, NY(518) 371-0777www.nypainfree.com/
Northern Dutchess HospitalRhinebeck, NY(845) 876-3001www.health-quest.org
Premier Medical GroupPoughkeepsie, Fishkill, Newburgh, New Windsor,Kingston, and Rhinebeck, NY845.471.9410www.premiermedicalhv.com
Putnam Hospital CenterCarmel, NY(845) 279-5711www.putnamhospital.org/
St. Francis Hospital and Health CentersPoughkeepsie, NY(845) 483-5000www.sfhospital.org
Spring Lake RanchCuttingsville, VT(802) 492-3322www.springlakeranch.org/
Topricin/Topical Biomedics, IncRhinebeck, NY(800) 959-1007www.topricin.com
Vassar Brothers Medical Center/Health QuestPoughkeepsie, NY877-729-2444www.vassarbrothers.org/www.health-quest.org/
LEGAL SERVICES
Brown & Brown Attorneys at Law11 Century Hill DriveLatham, NY 12110(518) 783-2200www.brownandbrown.biz/
Copland and Brenner, Attorneys at LawLatham, NY (518) 785-0175www.coplandandbrenner.com
Currin Compliance Services, LLCGreenwich, NY(518) 692-2494www.currincompliance.com
Kevin D. ParsonsShelburne Falls, MAwww.kevinparsonslaw.com
Law Office of Geri PomerantzEast Greenbush, NY(518) 479-3713
Law Offices of Reed & VellaDelmar, NY(518) 439-6001www.reedandvellalaw.com
McCabe and Mack LLP Attorneys At LawPoughkeepsie, NY(845) 486-6800www.mccm.com
NYSBA Lawyer Referral & InformationAlbany, NYwww.nysba.org
LODGING, RESORTS, BANQUET &CONFERENCE SERVICES
The 1850 House Inn and TavernRosendale, NY(855) 658-1850www.1850house.com
A Cat In Your Lap B&BMillbrook, NY(845) 677-3051www.acatinyourlap.com
Albany MarriottAlbany, NY(518) 458-8444www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/albny-albany-marriott/
American HotelSharon Springs, NY(518) 284-2105www.americanhotelny.com/
Buttermilk Falls Inn and SpaMilton, NY(845) 795-1500www.buttermilkfallsinn.com
Carey Center for Global Good LLCRensselaerville, NY(518) 797-5100www.careyconferencecenter.org
Cranwell Resort, Spa and Golf ClubLenox, MA(800) 272-6935www.cranwell.com/
The GarrisonGarrison, NY(845) 424-3604www.thegarrison.com
The Georgian Lakeside ResortLake George, NY(518) 668-5401georgianresort.com
Narragansett InnBlock Island, RIwww.thenarragansettinn.com
Red Lion InnStockbridge, MA413-298-5545www.redlioninn.com
Towne Place Suites MarriottAlbany, NY518-860-1500towneplacesuites.com/albmc
Wiawaka Holiday HouseLake George, NY(518) 668-9690www.wiawaka.org
OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS
Cohen OptometryKingston, New York(845) 331-3400www.cohenoptometry.com
Eyedentity Eyewear, LLCAlbany, NY(518) 459-2638www.eyedentityeyewear.net
Ophthalmic Consultants of the Capital Region3 Atrium DriveSuite 100Albany, NY 12205(518) 438-5273www.ophthalmicconsultants.com
Ophthalmic Consultants of the Capital Region10 Maxwell DriveSuite 103Clifton Park, NY 12065(518) 383-8589www.ophthalmicconsultants.com
Ophthalmic Consultants of the Capital Region2222 6th AveTroy, NY 12180(518) 274-3123www.ophthalmicconsultants.com
Ophthalmic Consultants of the Capital Region2500 Pondview RdSuite 202Schodack, NY 12033(518) 477-2391www.ophthalmicconsultants.com
Vision Excel EyecareLake Katrine, NY(845) 336-0310www.visionexceleyecare.com
PETS, ANIMALS & VETERINARIANS
Bow Wow Bathhouse Resort & DaycareSouth Deerfield, MAwww.thebowwowbathhouse.com
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HolVet Holistic Veterinary ServicesNew Paltz, NY(845) 338-3300www.holvet.net
Rhinebeck Equine Hospital26 Losee LaneRhinebeck, NY 12572845.876.7085www.rhinebeckequine.com
Riverbend Animal HospitalHadley, MAwww.riverbendanimal.com
Thoroughbreds Retirement Foundation Lake AvenueSaratoga Springs, NY 12866(518) 226-0028trfinc.org
Veterinary Emergency and Specialty HospitalSouth Deerfield, MAwww.veshdeerfield.com
Woodstock Farm Animal SanctuaryWoodstock, New York(845) 679-5955www.woodstocksanctuary.org/
PRINTING, PUBLISHING &PUBLICATIONS
Berkshire Eagle Pittsfield, MA(413) 447-7311www.berkshireeagle.com
ChronogramKingston, NY(845) 334-8600www.chronogram.com
The Columbia PaperGhent, NY 12075(518) 392-1122www.columbiapaper.com
Daily Hampshire Gazette Northampton, MA(413) 584-5000www.gazettenet.com/
Gazette Newspapers: The Daily Gazette & The Sunday Gazette Schenectady, NY(518) 374-4141www.dailygazette.com/
MetrolandAlbany, NY(518)463-2500www.metroland.net/
Paradise Copies Northampton, MA(413) 585-0414www.paradisecopies.com
RELIGIOUS & SPIRITUAL
ORGANIZATIONS
"Embrace This Precious Moment Retreat"
at Buddhafield Millerton215 Cooper RoadMillerton, NY(315) 449-2305www.buddhafield.info
First Presbyterian Church of AlbanyAlbany, NY(518) 449-7332www.firstpresalbany.org
Menla Center For Health and Happiness375 Pantherkill RoadPhoenicia, NY 12464(845) 688-6897www.menlamountain.org
The Unitarian Universalist CongregationsAlbany, NY(518) 463-7135
SPECIALTY SERVICES & RETAIL
SHOPS
Alacrity Custom Frame Workshop, LLCAlbany, NY(518) 915-1956www.alacrityframeworkshop.com
Best CleanersAlbany, NY(518) 437-9339www.bestcleanersny.com
Best CleanersDelamr, NY(518) 439-2367www.bestcleanersny.com
Best CleanersGlenmont, NY(518) 463-6974www.bestcleanersny.com
Best CleanersGlenville, NY(518) 399-7809www.bestcleanersny.com
Best CleanersGuilderland, NY(518) 456-6297www.bestcleanersny.com
Best CleanersLatham, NY(518) 785-8422www.bestcleanersny.com
Best CleanersLoudonville, NY(518) 459-7440www.bestcleanersny.com
Best CleanersNiskayuna, NY(518) 631-6777www.bestcleanersny.com
Best CleanersSaratoga, NY(518) 682-276www.bestcleanersny.com
Best CleanersSchenectady, NY(518) 438-3400www.bestcleanersny.com
Best CleanersSlingersland, NY(518) 478-9386www.bestcleanersny.com
The Blue MarbleAmherst, MA(413) 253-0328www.thebluemarble.biz
Blue Sky BicyclesSaratoga Springs, NY518-583-0600www.blueskybicycles.com
Boswells BooksShelburne Falls, MA(413) 625-9362
Boyden & Perron GarageAmherst, MAwww.boydenandperron.com
Bra & GirlGreat Barrington, MA413-528-6069www.braandgirl.com
Bra & GirlPittsfield, MA413-443-6069www.braandgirl.com
Carrie Haddad PhotographsHudson, NY(518) 828-7655www.carriehaddadgallery.com
Country CurtainsStockbridge, MA(413) 298-5565www.countrycurtains.com/
de MarchinHudson, NY(518) 828-2657www.demarchin.com
Design It Together/Troy Cloth & Paper291 River StreetTroy, New York 12180518-687-1010www.designittogether.com
Different Drummer KitchensStuyvesant PlazaAlbany, NY(518) 459-7990www.differentdrummerskitchen.com
Different Drummer Kitchens374 Pittsfield RoadLenox, MA(413) 637-0606www.differentdrummerskitchen.com
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Different Drummer Kitchens34 Bridge StreetNorthampton, MA(413) 586-7978www.differentdrummerskitchen.com
The DowntubeAlbany, NY(518) 434-1711www.downtubebicycleworks.com
Elements Hot Tub SpaAmherst, MA(413) 253-8827www.elementshottubspa.com
Epoch-18 Vermont ArtisansManchester Center, VT(802) 768-9711www.epochvermont.com
Fleet Feet SportsAlbany, NY(518) 459-3338www.fleetfeetalbany.com
Fly Fish The DeerfieldShelburne Falls, MAwww.flyfishthedeerfield.com
The Futon StoreWappingers Falls, NY(845) 297-1933www.thefutonstore.com/
Glass OnionBlock Island, RIwww.glassonionblockisland.com
Gloversville Sewing CenterGloversville, NY(518) 725-4919www.gloversvillesewingcenter.com
The Golden NotebookWoodstock, New York(845) 679-8000www.goldennotebook.com
The Greenfield Review Literary CenterGreenfield Center, NY(518) 584-1728
Haldora DesignRhinebeck, NY(845) 876-6250www.haldora.com
Handmade and More Gifts and Women's ClothingNew Paltz, NY(845) 255-6277www.facebook.com/HandmadeandMoreHarry King Rug and HomeEasthampton, MAwww.harryking.com
Hobart Book VillageHobart, NYwww.hobartbookvillage.com
Horseleap Equestrian Tack ShopAmenia, NY(845) 789-1177www.horseleap.com
Jane Iredale Mineral CosmeticsGreat Barrington, MA(413) 644-3134www.janeirdale.com
Joyelles JewelersDelmar, NY(518)439-9993www.joyellesjewelers.com
Kenco Work & Play Outfitters1000 Hurley Mountain RoadKingston, NY 12401(800) 341-4103www.atkenco.com
KW HomeEasthampton, MAwww.kwhome.net
Lexington VacuumAlbany, NY(518) 482-4427www.lexivac.com
Living Eden: A Place for Humane BeingsRed Hook, New York845.475-2619www.livingeden.com
Lotus Fine Art and Design33 Rock City RoadWoodstock, NY 12498(845) 658-3355lotuswoodstock.com
Mango Tree ImportsBallston Spa, NY(518) 288-3554www.mangotreeimports.com/
Marigold Home InteriorsKingston, NY(845) 338-0800www.marigold-home.com
MKC Kitchen & Bath CenterTroy, NY(518) 274-8566www.mkckitchens.com
Mohawk Trading PostShelburne, MAwww.mohawk-trading-post.com
Montague BookmillMontague, MAwww.montaguebookmill.com
Mother Earth StorehouseKingston, Poughkeepsie, Saugerties, NYKingston - (845) 336-5541Poughkeepsie - (845) 296-1069Saugerties - (845) 246-9614www.motherearthstorehouse.com
Native ViewsShelburne Falls, MA(413) 625-2333
Northshire BookstoreManchester Center, VT(802) 362-2200www.northshire.com
The Odyssey BookshopSouth Hadley, MA(800) 540-7307www.odysseybks.com
Open Door BookstoreSchenectady, NY(518) 346-2719www.opendoor-bookstore.com/
Otto’s MarketGermantown, NY518-537-7200www.ottosmarket.com
PaddleHead Boards13 North Water StAthens, NY 12015(518) [email protected]
Pioneer Valley Fiberglass Pools and SpasHolyoke, MA 01040www.pvfpools.com
Raynor DoorEasthampton, MAwww.raynormass.com
The Rhinebeck Artists ShopRhinebeck and New Paltz, NY(845) 876-4922www.rhinebeckart.com
Rural ResidenceHudson, NY(518) 822-1061www.ruralresidence.com
Saugerties Furniture222 Main StreetSaugerties, NY 12477(845) 246-3677www.saugertiesfurniture.com
Stewart's ShopsVarious locations(518) 581-1200www.stewartsshops.com
Stickley Audi & CompanyAlbany, NYManlius, NYAlbany: (518) 458-1846Manlius: (315) 682-5500www.stickleyaudi.com
Traditions by Pamela KlineClaverack, NY(518) 851-3975www.traditionspamelakline.com
Traditions Linens Factory OutletClaverack, NY(518) 851-3975www.traditionslinens.com
Trupiano UniformKingston, NY(845) 336-0045www.uniformsuniforms.com
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Unusual Wedding Rings and MorePittsfield, MA(413) 236-9300www.unusualweddingrings.com
Where'd You Get That?!Williamstown, MA(413) 458-2206www.wygt.com
Wild Birds UnlimitedThe Shoppes of WiltonSaratoga Springs, NY(518) 226-0071www.wbu.com/saratogasprings
Yarns for Your SoulManchester Center, VT(802) 362-3151www.yarnsforyoursoul.com
TRAVEL & TOURISM
The 1850 House Inn and TavernRosendale, NY(855) 658-1850www.1850house.com
Albany Marriott Albany, NY(518) 458-8444www.albanymarriott.com
Art Along the HudsonBeacon, Garrison, Cold Spring, Hudson, Kingston, New Paltz, Newburgh, Peekskill, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Red Hook and Woodstock, NY(845) 838-2880www.artalongthehudson.com/
Belleayre Music FestivalHighmount, NY800 942.6904www.belleayremusic.org
Berkshire Botanical GardenStockbridge, MA(413) 298-3926www.berkshirebotanical.org/
Brattleboro Area Chamber of CommerceBrattleboro, VT(802) 254-4565www.brattleborochamber.org
Catskill Mountain FoundationHunter, New York518.263.2000
City of Pittsfield, MAOffice of Cultural Development (413) 499-9370www.culturalpittsfield.com/
Dutch Apple CruisesAlbany, New York(518) 463-0220www.dutchapplecruises.com
Eleanor Roosevelt Center at Val-KillRoute 9GHyde Park, NY(845) 229-5302
www.ervk.org/
"Embrace This Precious Moment Retreat" at Buddhafield Millerton215 Cooper RoadMillerton, NY(315) 449-2305www.buddhafield.info
Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and MuseumRoute 9, Hyde Park, NY1-800-FDR-VISITwww.fdrlibrary.marist.edu/
The GarrisonGarrison, NY(845) 424-3604www.thegarrison.com
Hancock Shaker VillagePittsfield, MAwww.hancockshakervillage.org
I Love Tivoli: Tivoli Business AssocationTivoli, New York
Lakes to Locks Passage, Inc.Crown Point, NY 12928518-597-9660www.lakestolocks.com
Madava Farms, Home of Crown MapleDover Plains, New York(845) 877-0640www.crownmaple.com
New York State Canal CorporationAlbany, NYwww.canals.ny.gov
Olana Historic SiteHudson, NY(518) 828-0135www.nysparks.com
The Olana PartnershipHudson, NY(518) 828-1872www.olana.org
Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Sites Route 9 Hyde Park, NYGeneral Info: 1-800-FDR-VISITTour Info: (845) 486-1966www.nps.gov/hofr/index.htm Thomas Cole National Historic SiteCatskill, NY(518) 943-7465
Thurman MapleThurman, NYwww.thurmanmapledays.com
Washington County TourismFort Edward, NY(518) 222-7450www.washingtonnycounty.com
Woodstock Farm Animal SanctuaryWoodstock, New York(845) 679-5955http://woodstocksanctuary.org/
Underwriter Spotlight
Bard SummerscapeBard SummerScape 2013 presents seven inspired weeks of opera, music, theater, dance, film, and cabaret. The hub of these offerings is the 24th annual Bard Music Festival, this year examining the life, work, and cultural milieu of the 20th-century Russian composer Igor Stravinsky. From ballet to chamber works, from sacred music to symphonies, the festival will explore Stravinsky’s long and illustrious career, along with many works by his contemporaries.www.fishercenter.bard.edu/summerscape/2013/
Historic Hyde ParkThe Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum has completed the first renovation of the Library’s building since it opened in 1941. The National Archives and Records Administration will formally open the Library’s new state-of-the-art permanent museum exhibits on June 30th, 2013. www.historichydepark.org
Bees Knees Café/Heather Ridge FarmThe Bees Knees Café at Heather Ridge Farm is home to deliciously fresh foods eachevery weekend, where you can eat right at the farm. Serving Animal Welfare Approved, grassfed meat and pastured poultry, with locally grown produce. www.heather-ridge-farm.com/bees-knees-cafe
Tivoli Business AssociationThe TIVOLI Business association support events and businesses in the town of Tivoli NY. From the Delicious treats at Murrays to the luxury yarn at Fabulous Yarn, you'll find a wonderful mix of restaurants, Galleries, Pubs, Bakeries and more in our unique little town.
Find out more…www.wamc.org/topic/spotlight-wamc-underwriters
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WAMC HD2 Program Schedule at a Glance
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Echoes Echoes Echoes Echoes Echoes
Jazz After Hours Jazz After Hours
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Classical 24 Classical 24 Classical 24 Classical 24 Classical 242:30 am
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BBC World Service
BBC World Service
BBC World Service
BBC World Service
BBC World Service
BBC World Service BBC World Service
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Weekend Edition Weekend Edition
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8:00 amMorning Edition Morning Edition Morning Edition Morning Edition
Morning Edition8:30 am
9:00 amOn Being On the Media Radio Lab Studio 360
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On Point On Point On Point On Point On Point10:30 am
11:00 amMarketplace Money
Bob Edwards Weekend
11:30 am
12:00 pm
Here & Now Here & Now Here & Now Here & Now Here & Now
The Tavis Smiley Show12:30 pm
1:00 pmSmiley & West Living on Earth
1:30 pm
2:00 pmCar Talk TED Radio Hour
The Moth Radio Hour
BullseyeTravel with Rick
StevesThis American Life
Wait Wait Don't Tell Me2:30 pm
3:00 pmQ Q Q Q Q The Splendid Table Wits
3:30 pm
4:00 pmTell Me More Tell Me More Tell Me More Tell Me More Tell Me More Bullseye Selected Shorts
4:30 pm
5:00 pmThe World The World The World The World The World
The Dinner Party Download
Studio 3605:30 pm
6:00 pm Marketplace
All Things Considered6:30 pm
The Legislative Gazette
Capitol Connection
Book ShowPerson Place
Thing51%
7:00 pm
As it Happens As it Happens As it Happens As it Happens As it Happens7:30 pm
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The Diane Rehm Show
The Diane Rehm Show
The Diane Rehm Show
The Diane Rehm Show
The Diane Rehm Show
The Hudson River Sampler
From the Top8:30 pm
9:00 pmSong Travels
9:30 pm
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World Cafe World Cafe World Cafe World Cafe World Cafe
WAMC Bluegrass Riverwalk Jazz10:30 pm
11:00 pm Tim Coakley JazzJazzSet with Dee Dee Bridgewater
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