WGXC Mission Statement

WGXC is a community-run media project, re-envisioning radio as an innovative platform for local participation. Our inclusive programming connects diverse voices, and distributes information across the public spectrum in New York's Greene and Columbia counties.

We will launch a 3,300-watt community radio station on 90.7-FM throughout Greene and Columbia counties in 2010, and an online radio station in 2009. The project will be much more than just a radio station, including media training for youth and other members of the community, and a blog, local calendar of events and meetings, photography, and more. This will be an interactive multi-media project engaging the community to report about what's going on in Greene and Columbia counties.

WGXC designers are currently developing a full-service web site for WGXC. For right now, all information about the new station is on this page. New audio, community news, and links to many local institutions are updated daily at the WGXC Newsroom blog.


WGXC Online Radio now playing:


Click here to listen to WGXC Online Radio.

Listen to recordings from Greene and Columbia counties around the clock and get a preview of things to come when WGXC goes live on FM later this summer. Current song is listed on top. Click here, or paste the following url into "open stream" on your computer's media player to listen:
http://comm.free103point9.org:8000/wgxc.mp3.m3u



WGXC Fundraising

WGXC volunteers are working hard to launch a 3,300-watt community radio station. More than 78,000 people throughout Greene and Columbia counties will be able to receive the signal on 90.7-FM. WGXC received its license from the FCC and a grant from the US Commerce Dept that will cover 50 percent of our equipment needs. We now need to raise matching funds in order to get on the air.



WGXC fundraising thermometer

BECOME A WGXC FOUNDING MEMBER


Buy some watts and help bring community radio to Greene and Columbia counties.

We need folks to step up now and create a local community station. Become a Founding Member and get WGXC on the air and community radio will be beaming into your radio by the end of the year. We are very close to making a giant difference in the community, airing live town meetings, and giving citizens a voice with their local government officials. We are very close to bringing media training to local youth, who will then report on what is going on in the schools for WGXC. We are very close to airing live performances, festivals, and events on WGXC, and being a central information source for local farmers, artists, history buffs, and fans of interesting music. Together we can get that all and more on WGXC if you become a Founding Member.

3,300 watts at $25/watt = 82,500 &
WGXC-FM IS ON THE AIR!

Founding member levels:
ELECTRODES = 1 watt ($25 - 49)
CAPACITORS = 2-4 watts ($50 - 124)
CIRCUITS = 5-9 watts ($125 - 249)
TRANSISTORS = 10 - 20 watts ($250 - 524)
TOWERS = 21 - 40 watts ($525 - 1,024)
ANTENNAE = 41 - 100 watts ($1,025 - 2,524)
TRANSMISSIONS = 101 - 200 watts ($2,525 - 5,000)

DONATIONS ARE TAX-DEDUCTIBLE TO THE FULL EXTENT OF THE LAW.

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Win a guitar

Win a Les Paul Gibson guitar and help bring community radio to Greene and Columbia counties! Stop by Musica (17 N. 4th St. in Hudson, NY) to see the guitar on display and buy raffle tickets. Raffle tickets for the cherry sunburst guitar are $5 at Musica, and selected WGXC events, or $20 for five tickets. The drawing will be held on March 17, 2010. Buy raffle tickets online here, and online sales end March 16, 2010. Tickets available for online purchase with credit card at: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/95070




Upcoming WGXC Fundraisers:


Gibson Les Paul guitar raffle through March 17
Raffle to win guitar and benefit WGXC.

March 12: CONTRA DANCE
Catskill Community Center, 344 Main Street, 7 p.m. $10 individual, $15 couple, $20 family
Co-benefit for WGXC and Catskill Community Center with caller, musicians, and youth bands.

March 13: EAT + DRINK
Bell’s Cafe, 387 Main Street, Catskill, 4 - 7 p.m.

March 13: MUSIC SHOWCASE
Savoia 214 Warren Street, Hudson, 9 p.m.
Slink Moss curates a night of music at Savoia.

March 20: SPRING SOLSTICE
Spotty Dog Books & Ale 440 Warren Street, Hudson 1 - 11 p.m.
All-day festival of authors, children’s entertainment, music, and more.

March 26: TALENT SHOW
Cairo Elementary School 424 Main Street, Cairo, 6:30 p.m.
Come and join the fun, get on stage with your poetry, music, dance, etc.



Buy WGXC t-shirts


Buy WGXC t-shirts and help bring community radio to Greene and Columbia counties! WGXC stands for Greene x Columbia, and getting the station on the air will bring community access to the airwaves in this area. Help support community radio with a new t-shirt, with the WGXC logo in silver/grey/white on a black t-shirt. Sizes: adult male L, M, S; adult female L, M, S; child L, M, S. T-shirts $15 in Greene or Columbia counties; $20 outside those counties. Click below to purchase with credit card via Paypal:
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WGXC t-shirt any size







Pamela Badilla interviews a passerby in Hudson on Aug. 1, 2009, as Kaya Weidman checks sound levels. Photo by Dharma Dailey.




FIND WGXC INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTS

Click on the links to access more about your new community media project.

WGXC Online Radio
Click on the link to listen to WGXC Online Radio on your computer, iPhone, etc..

WGXC Newsroom
Read all about community news, events,and happenings in Greene and Columbia counties.

WGXC Program Application
Download PDF to apply to host a show on WGXC. Deadline: May 1, 2010.

WGXC Archives
Listen in Quicktime Player or download archived audio of past WGXC broadcasts.

WGXC Facebook group
Join WGXC social network.

WGXC myspace page
Join WGXC social network.

Buy WGXC t-shirts
Choose your own style shirts with WGXC logo with proceeds to the station.

WGXC Twitter feed
Get immediate notifications of WGXC broadcasts and news.

WGXC Twitter video recordings
Watch archived videos of past WGXC broadcasts.

WGXC event tickets
Buy tickets to WGXC events online with Paypal/credit card.


CONTACT WGXC

GREENE COUNTY: Tom Roe at tom at wgxc.org
COLUMBIA COUNTY: Kaya Weidman at kaya at wgxc.org
GENERAL INFORMATION: info at wgxc.org
NEWSROOM: Send press releases, news tips, and suggestions to news at WGXC.org.


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DONATE

If you would like to make a donation towards these efforts, let us know. E-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org. We will soon have a list of items you can donate to help get the new radio station started. Donations for WGXC are tax-deductible. Click below to donate funds online through Paypal.






WGXC community radio project events

To launch this radio station, members of the community in Greene and Columbia counties in New York will have to become involved and help to form the station so it reflects the community. To do that we will hold many public meetings, as well as media training workshops. The aim is to create a new team of citizen journalists, radio hosts, DJs, and media makers who will make the Greene/Columbia radio project their own.

Schedule of public meetings and media workshops:

Many are being scheduled right now.



WGXC at the Catskill Community Center.




Organize a benefit event for WGXC

Anyone interested in organizing a benefit event for WGXC, please let us know. You can find a venue, invite local artists to perform or local authors or speakers to talk. You could host a yard sale at your house, or put on a wine-tasting or silent auction. Any types of events that involve the community are welcome.

WGXC will provide volunteer help, sound equipment, web streaming, and other support to anyone who would like to organize a benefit event for WGXC. Help us raise the money to bring community radio to the FM airwaves of Greene and Columbia Counties.

In Columbia County, please contact Kaya Weidman at kaya at WGXC.org.
In Greene County, please contact Tom Roe at tom at WGXC.org.


Send local recordings to WGXC

Are you in a local band? Send us recordings to air on WGXC. Want to interview people in the community? Make your own recordings, and share them with your neighbors. Going to you local town meetings? Why not borrow a recording device from WGXC and record your town meetings and share them with your neighbors via WGXC?

Get in touch with Tom Roe at tom@WGXC.org if you want to share local recordings with your community through WGXC.

Send recordings to:
WGXC
5662 Rt. 23, Acra, NY 12405

or e-mail mp3s as attachments to
info@WGXC.org
(mp3s should be 192 kbps/44 kHz/stereo whenever possible.)

Local recordings in current rotation:

Mother Fletcher, "The Wild and Crazy Sounds of Mother Fletcher" (Old Soul)
"River of Dreams" cast recording, Hudson Talbott/Frank Cuthbert (Greene Arts Foundation)
Windham Festival Chamber Orchestra, "2009 Windham Chamber Music Festival" (Windhammusic.com)
Alexander Turnquist, "As the Twilight Crane Dreams in Color" (VHF)
Alexander Turnquist, "faint at the loudest hour" (VHF)
Young Paris, "EuroWave"
Voodelic, "Conjure"
Hudson City Ramblers, "Helvetica Blue" (Rattlesnake Records)
John Esposito, "down blue marlin road" (Sun Jump Records)
Saber Coup, "Comes With Scissors"
Ron Truesdell, "WGXC Station Identifications"
Lex Grey and the Urban Pioneers, "Va Va Voom" (Lexgreymusic)
Sheri Bauer-Mayorga + Lincoln Mayorga, "American Snapshots" (Town Hall)
The Felice Brothers, "Tonight at the Arizona" (Loosemusic)
The Chrome Chranks, "The Chrome Chranks" (PCP)
The Chrome Chranks, "Dead Cool" (Crypt)
Foetus/The Chrome Chranks, "Vice Squad Dick EP" (PCP)
Oded Ben-Ami, "Beyond" Loni Pont, "Pieces" (Planet She Music)
Chrissy Budzinski, "Taking Chances"
Bunny Brains, "Box The Bunny" (Narnack)
United States of Belt, "Ping Pong Holiday" (Chloe)
Way Out West, "Nothin' Left to Lose" (OverIt)
Tuba Skinny, "15 songs"
Tuba Skinny, "12 songs"
Evidence, "Receiver" (free103point9)
various artists, "A Raga for Peter Walker" (Tompkins Square)
Elizabeth Mitchell, "You Are My Little Bird" (Folkways)
John Kirk and Trish Miller, "The Big Rock Candy Mountain" (A Gentle Wind)
Tom Roe, "The Worst Hour of the Year" (free103point9)

Live recordings in rotation:

Rebecca Wolf at The Spotty Dog, Hudson
Ira Sher at The Spotty Dog, Hudson
Armadillo Slink and Uncle Billy at The Spotty Dog
Dan Seward of Hudson in the M49 van in Hudson
Chrissy Budzinski of Catskill at Cairo Open Mic
Cyrus Gengras at The Spotty Dog, Hudson
Kyle Clements at The Spotty Dog, Hudson
Mikey Corcoran at The Spotty Dog, Hudson
Alexander Turnquist at The Spotty Dog, Hudson
John Madden and the Deep Sea Divers at The Spotty Dog, Hudson
DJ Mr. Chips at Jason's Upstairs, Hudson
Catskill Community Orchestra live at First Reformed Church, Catskill
Miloh (Leeds) live at Wave Farm in Acra
Mambo Kikongo (Woodstock) live at Hudson Waterfront Park
Jason Broome at Muddy Cup, Catskill
Scanner at Wave Farm, Acra

Many other recordings are in rotation at WGXC Online Radio. Please send others!

Donate equipment

Do you have any audio equipment you can share with WGXC? Anything you might imagine a radio station with studios in Catskill, Hudson, and other locations around the area could use.

We need high-quality equipment that will last. In particular we could use:
*Microphones
*Headphones
*CD players
*Computers
*Digital recording devices
*Mixing boards
*Turntables
*Cables and adaptors
*Compressors
*Tape decks
*Mic stands
Anything else you think a community radio station could use!



Help organize film event

Do you make films? Want to help with a local film benefit for WGXC? A local film event is in the works!




WGXC Program Application

Download the WGXC program application by clicking here to apply to host a program on WGXC-FM. Please consider what volunteer work you are going to contribute to getting the station on the air. Please consider how your program will interact with the people of Greene and Columbia Counties. Applications due Jan. 1, 2010. Send completed applications to info @ wgxc.org, or print a copy and bring it to any WGXC event.



TOWN RECORDER

Record your town meetings, or stream them live on WGXC Online Radio. We will train volunteers to make digital recordings of local town meetings, and archive them on the WGXC web site, so your friends and neighbors can attend even when they cannot make it in person. We have a digital recorder in the Cairo Public Library. Contact info @ wgxc.org for training, and once-trained, anyone with a library card can check out the recorder and then upload mp3 files of local meetings and events to the WGXC web site. Cassette and CD recordings of these meetings are also available in the Cairo Library. Future town meetings will be broadcast in part or in full, on the WGXC FM radio station, and other digital recorders to borrow are coming to Catskill and Hudson.

See full list of Town Recorders at right.


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About the future radio station

Community radio is a unique format run by and for members of the community. Together, we will create a radio station that serves the needs and interests of Greene and Columbia County residents, and invites community members to get behind the microphone. WGXC will have studios at the Catskill Community Center, as well as in Hudson and other towns. There may also be studios at local education institutions. There will also be live internet online radio streams set up from many area venues, with programming from these venues often airing on the FM station. Weekly and monthly programs will focus on agriculture, hunting, schools, arts, music, politics, seniors, youth, and other issues important to the community. Evenings will feature live broadcasts from events all over the two upstate counties.


Get involved!

Please contact Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org to get involved. Currently, the station is organizing five work teams to begin building different elements of the radio station. These five work groups include:

FUNDRAISING: Galen Joseph-Hunter (free103point9 Executive Director). This group will organize benefite concerts and events, research and write grants, and find local partners to barter services to get the new radio station started.

OUTREACH: Dharma Dailey, Ethos Wireless. This group will contact different members of the community, and organizations in the area to see how the radio station project can work to help the community.

POLICIES: Liza Dichter (former). Dichter was leading the Radio Council to create policies for the station.

FACILITIES: Kaya Weidman (Germantown Community Farm). This group is working to find donated studio space in Hudson, New York, as well as building studios at the Catskill Community Center and in Cairo. Carpentry, electronic repair, sound, wiring, and other hands-on skills are needed here. E-mail Kaya at kaya @ wgxc.org.

PROGRAMMING: Tom Roe (free103point9 Program Director). Initially, this group will get the online radio station started this spring, and eventually will work on choosing the shows to air on the FM radio station.

Others on the WGXC Work Team include Tom Morino, and others.


Donate!

If you would like to make a donation towards these efforts, let us know. E-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org. We will soon have a list of items you can donate to help get the new radio station started. Click below to donate funds online through Paypal.

You can also donate equipment such as microphones, headphones, digital recorders, studio furniture such as chairs, shelves, and filing cabinets, and many other items. Watch for a complete list of items we are looking for donations of here soon.






What will WGXC sound like?

That question will largely be answered by the community, and who applies to host programs, and what those programs are like. We want the station to reflect the community, and be focused on covering local issues of all types. Initially, we have a few parameters of what might be on the air:

MORNING SHOW: 6-9 a.m.? A team of reporters and hosts air local news, music, a community calendar, and reports on subjects such as agriculture, education, politics, seniors, the arts, weather, and other important issues every week day. 6-7 a.m. hour likely will be agricultural/farming/animal/gardening-oriented.

MORNINGS AND AFTERNOONS: 9 a.m.-3 p.m.? A variety of shows focusing on issues such as agriculture, education, politics, seniors, the arts, local history, hunting, previews of local events, town news, and other important issues every week day. Some programs may feature DJs playing music, locally-produced and otherwise.

EDUCATION SHOW: 3-4 p.m. As students are getting out of school and parents are in cars picking up their kids, this show will focus on their issues with reporting from local high school students, perhaps live from local schools.

AFTERNOON SHOW: 4-7 p.m.? A team of reporters and hosts air local news, music, a community calendar, and reports on subjects such as agriculture, education, politics, seniors issues, the arts, weather, previews of events that evening, and other important issues every week day.

THE CREATIVE COMMONS: 7 p.m.-midnight? Various DJs will play music from across many genres, and mix in live feeds from events happening right then in the community every week night. We are currently reaching out to local venues that hold performances, workshops, lectures, and other events, about providing them with an online radio stream for their events that is occassionally picked up and aired on the FM station. We will also go live to local town hall meetings and votes, and high school sports championships, recitals, and other important community events.

LATE NIGHTS: midnight-6 a.m. Here we will air the radio art that free103point9 is internationally known for, including radio plays, experimental sounds, and reports from the worlds of short wave, and other frequencies.

SATURDAYS: free103point9 will also curate this day every week, with radio art, live performances, guest DJs, and more. The week before every election this day will be turned over to local politicians to make their cases, and we will go live and try and air local festivals and other events as often as possible.

SUNDAYS: A variety of programs will originate from studios at the Catskill Community Center and in Hudson. Sunday mornings may have a children's program.



Propose a show

To apply for a program or regular on-air appearance, download this document, fill it out, and send it to info @ wgxc.org by May 1, 2010.
Download Program Application by clicking here.



Local Partners

Catskill Community Center







Youth Workshops

WGXC will feature student reports from local schools, news reporting about education from adults, and live reports and coverage of school events. If you are a young person who wants to attend workshops and make a radio show, please contact info @ wgxc.org. This summer we will have youth workshops and a live radio show at the Catskill Community Center.


Where will I be able to hear the station?

Our signal is 3,300 watts, and will originate from an already existing tower in Greene County. The listening range is from Windham to the Taconic Parkway, and from southern Albany County to Saugerties and Germantown. And everyone around the world with a computer will be able to hear the station via an internet radio stream. Click here to download a pdf of a map of the radio station's listening area.





Above, WGXC New Year's Masquerade Ball 2009/2010 at Basilica Industria in Hudson raised over $5,000 to bring community radio to Greene and Columbia counties. Photo by Lea Sophie.




WGXC Town Recordings

Click below on any mp3 file to play or download. Mp3 recordings will not play in Internet Explorer. You need Quicktime Player Pro to download.


Search WGXC Newsroom blog by town

Click on links for stories, audio reports, recordings, and more, about every town in the area.
  • Acra
  • Albany
  • Ancram
  • Annandale-on-the-Hudson
  • Ashland
  • Athens
  • Austerlitz
  • Cairo
  • Canaan
  • Catskill
  • Chatham
  • Claverack
  • Clermont
  • Columbia County
  • Copake
  • Coxsackie
  • Craryville
  • Durham
  • Earlton
  • East Durham
  • Freehold
  • Gallatin
  • Germantown
  • Ghent
  • Great Barrington
  • Greene County
  • Greenport
  • Greenville
  • Halcott
  • Hillsdale
  • Hudson
  • Hudson River
  • Hunter
  • Jewett
  • Kinderhook
  • Leeds
  • Lexington
  • Livingston
  • New Baltimore
  • New Lebanon
  • Palenville
  • Philmont
  • Pine Plains
  • Poughkeepsie
  • Rensselaerville
  • Rhinebeck
  • Round Top
  • Saugerties
  • Stockport
  • Stuyvesant
  • Taghkanic
  • Tannersville
  • Tivoli
  • Valatie
  • Washington
  • Westerlo
  • Windham
  • Woodstock



    • Media reports about WGXC

    Building community one watt at a time
    Story about May 10, 2008 at the Catskill Community Center by Dharma Dailey

    Quicktime movie of first radio station workshop
    May 10, 2008 at the Catskill Community Center, shot and edited by Dharma Dailey

    Press release announcing new FM radio station (pdf)
    free103point9, Oct. 31, 2008

    Making Waves
    Seeing Greene blog, Oct. 31, 2008

    FCC grants license to Acra radio station
    The Daily Mail, Nov. 1, 2008

    New Yorkers to get a jolt of experimental music and more
    Scanning the Dial blog, Nov. 3, 2008

    Radio network expands reach
    Albany Times-Union, Nov. 4, 2008

    Catskill radio
    The Daily Mail, Nov. 6, 2008 (scroll down)

    Occasionally there is justice: free103point9 receives an FM license
    Mediageek blog, Nov. 8, 2008

    free103point9 to return to the airwaves, pt. 1
    Mediageek interview with Tom Roe, Nov. 20, 2008

    free103point9 to return to the airwaves, pt. 2
    Mediageek interview with Tom Roe, Nov. 20, 2008

    Podcast interview with Tom Roe of free103point9
    Future of Music Coalition blog, Jan. 12, 2009

    Greene County community radio planning for launch
    Chris Churchill in Albany Times-Union, Feb. 9, 2009

    Radio station representatives seek ways to serve community
    Susan Campriello in Daily Mail, Feb. 20, 2009

    Into the ether: Radio resurgence is making noise
    Paul Smart in Woodstock Times, March 12, 2009

    Arts group ready to hit the air waves
    Danielle Furfaro in Albany Times-Union, April 26, 2009

    New radio group hopes you'll listen to this
    Parry Teasdale in The Columbia Paper, May 8, 2009

    Homegrown Radio: An all-local station prepares to hit the airwaves in Columbia and Greene counties
    Greg Ryan in Hudson Valley Magazine, June, 2009

    WGXC - hands-on radio (scroll to pg. 5)
    Ann Bartgis in Hudson Valley Business Journal, Nov. 23, 2009

    WGXC: Change in the Air
    Peter Aaron in Chronogram magazine, December, 2009

    People to Watch
    Shannon Gallagher in Hudson Valley Magazine, December, 2009

    Catskill radio station raising funds to match grant
    Ariel Zangla in The Daily Freeman, Dec. 2, 2009


    WGXC Logo:
    Typestyling by Kathleen Packard / KathodeRay
    Icon by Antony Katz / Sorted

    WGXC: Hands-On Radio for Greene and Columbia

    WGXC 90.7-FM coming this summer/fall

    UPCOMING WGXC BENEFIT EVENTS

    March 12: CONTRA DANCE
    Catskill Community Center 344 Main Street, 7 p.m. $10 individual, $15 couple, $20 family
    Co-benefit for WGXC and Catskill Community Center with caller, musicians, and youth bands.

    March 13: EAT + DRINK
    Bell’s Cafe 387 Main Street, Catskill, 4 - 7 p.m.

    March 13: MUSIC SHOWCASE
    Savoia 214 Warren Street, Hudson, 9 p.m.
    Slink Moss curates a night of music at Savoia.

    March 20: SPRING SOLSTICE
    Spotty Dog Books & Ale 440 Warren Street, Hudson 1 - 11 p.m.
    All-day festival of authors, children’s entertainment, music, and more.

    March 26: TALENT SHOW
    Cairo Elementary School 424 Main Street, Cairo, 6:30 p.m.
    Come and join the fun, get on stage with your poetry, music, dance, etc.


  • Recent WGXC Twitters


    • Who is organizing the radio station?

      FOUNDING MEMBERS
      WGXC is actively looking for new founding members to get the community radio station on the air. Founding membership in WGXC extends through the 2010 calendar year. It will provide the critical sustaining support needed to make WGXC a success. Membership starts at $25, or an equivalent contribution of materials or labor. E-mail info@wgxc.org for more information or to become a member. Or sign up through Paypal below.

      The list of Founding Members of WGXC who brought the station to life with their donations before WGXC got on the air.


      ELECTRODES

      1 watt $25-$49 & major volunteer/equipment donations
    1. Kyle Aguiar (Cairo)
    2. Deirdre Astin (Athens)
    3. Steve Ausbury (Cairo)
    4. Ngonda Badila (Hudson)
    5. Pamela Belfor (Catskill)
    6. Lauren Susan Bell (Greenville)
    7. Thomas L. Buckner (Philmont)
    8. Ryder Cooley (Hudson)
    9. Elizabeth Ennis (New York)
    10. Marie Greco (Catskill)
    11. Manny Greco (Catskill)
    12. Dennis Jackson (Wilton, CT)
    13. Daniel Karpowitz (Hudson)
    14. Lisa Kerekes (Hillsdale)
    15. Laura Kunreuther (Hudson)
    16. Rachel Lentsky (Saugerties)
    17. Lauren Levey (Catskill)
    18. Loki
    19. Chistine Mary Maggio (Albany)
    20. Christina Malisoff (Hudson)
    21. Lisa Fox Martin (Catskill)
    22. Dick May (Catskill)
    23. Scott McKenney (Hollowville)
    24. Walter Neidel (Cairo)
    25. Dennis "Rooftopper" Peduzzi (Kinderhook)
    26. Mary Pesez-Kames (Cairo)
    27. Nick Shiver Pomeroy (Hudson)
    28. Jeffrey Rovitz (Palenville)
    29. Sam Truitt (Catskill)
    30. Nicole Vidor (Hudson)
    31. Daniel Wall (Ghent)
    32. Chad Weckler (Livingston)
    33. Dylan Weidman (Germantown)
    34. Christopher Wetmore (Hudson)
    35. Bart Woodstrup (Troy)
    36. Debra Kamecke (Catskill)
    37. Nora E. Adelman (Athens)
    38. Anonymous (Hudson)
    39. Rob Hervey (Catskill)
    40. Michael Chameides (Hudson)
    41. Jeff Moore (Copake)
    42. Slink Moss (Hudson)
    43. Tim Lundquist (Hudson)
    44. Hudson Town & Country Realty (Hudson)
    45. Linda Karlsson (Catskill)
    46. Deb Samuels (Castkill)
    47. Robert Beyfuss (Preston Hollow)
    48. Kurt Henricks, Kick Lighting (Hudson)
    49. Ellen Thurston (Hudson)
    50. Cynthia Lathrop (Hudson)
    51. Gail Peachin (Hudson)
    52. Mitchell Langbert (West Shokan)

      53. CAPACITORS

      2-4 watt $50-$124
    53. Jenny K. Baldwin (Hudson)
    54. Andy Turner (Cairo)
    55. David Carney (Durham)
    56. Rory Chase (Pine Plains)
    57. Mark Hunter (Iowa City, IA)
    58. Claire Joseph (Iowa City, IA)
    59. John McGowan (Ghent)
    60. Allan Pavese (Durham)
    61. Martin Ping (Ghent)
    62. Janene Ping (Ghent)
    63. Phoebe Prentice (Red Hook)
    64. Pat Ruck (Catskill)
    65. Nancy Shaver (Jefferson)
    66. Nina Sklansky (Catskill)
    67. Melissa Weidman (Falmouth, MA)
    68. Jim McCabe and Donna Davey (Hudson)
    69. Joan Geitz (Cairo)
    70. Robert Sheedy (Hudson)
    71. William Lawrence (Cairo)
    72. Ralph + Elisabeth Arlyck (Poughkeepsie)
    73. Dierdre Swords (Claverack)
    74. Elizabeth Powell and Eliel Mamousette (Claverack)
    75. Matthew Aidekman (Short Hills, NJ)
    76. Rebecca Wolff (Athens)
    77. Tracy Huling (Freehold)
    78. Portia Munson + Jared Handelsman (Catskill)
    79. Peggy Ahwesh (Catskill)
    80. D. Jack Solomon (Surprise)
    81. Alana Hauptman, Parr Inabar Corp (Hudson)
    82. Hudson City Books (Hudson)
    83. Alyson Daniels (East Chatham)
    84. Carrie Haddad Gallery (Hudson)

      85. CIRCUITS

      5-9 watts $125-$249
    85. Strongtree Organic Coffee (Hudson)
    86. Greg Osofsky (Pine Plains)
    87. Melinda Slover, liliandloo (Hudson)

      88. TRANSISTORS

      10-20 watts $250-$524
    88. Catherine Smith and Patrick Doyle (Hudson)

      89. TOWERS

      21-40 watts $525-$1,024
    89. Helsinki Hudson (Hudson)
    90. Slater's Great American (Cairo)

      91. ANTENNAE

      41-100 watts $1,025-$2,524

      TRANSMISSIONS

      101-200 watts $2,525-$5000
    91. Samuel J. Holtzman Family Foundation (Ghent)
    92. WW Sound (Saugerties)

      93. WGXC fundraising thermometer

      RADIO COUNCIL
      WGXC's Radio Council is the board making major decisions about community radio policy.

      The WGXC Council, (front row): Debra Kamecke, Kathleen Packard, Tom Roe, Hosneara Kader, Kaya Weidman, Max Goldfarb;(back row) Andrew Turner, Paul Smart, Hudson Talbott, Alan Skerett, Dharma Dailey. Missing: Christina Malisoff. Photo by Galen Joseph-Hunter from Chronogram magazine.

    93. Dharma Dailey, Haines Falls. A media policy researcher specializing in community media and community networking Dailey's clients have included the Prometheus Radio Project, The Media Justice Fund and the Ford Foundation. Dailey is the Director of Research at the Ethos Group, a consulting company focusing on the social impact of information and communication technologies, specifically community broadband networks. Current Ethos research focues on information needs and flows of academic researchers, policy analysts, and network practioners who are interested in the social impact of local communication infrastructure networks. Recent presentations include "Online Participation and Democracy," One Web Day, Washington Square Park, New York, NY (with Lawrence Lessig, Susan Crawford, et. al.); "Grassroots Wireless and You," National Association for Telecommunications Officers and Advisers Conference, Atlanta, GA; "Data Collection for Community Wireless Networks," International Summit for Community Wireless Networks; and "Good Media Needs Good Bones, Feminist Approaches to Media Policy and Infrastructure," Women Action and Media Conference, MIT, Cambridge, MA.
    94. Max Goldfarb, Hudson-based artist. Goldfarb is a radio artist whose work intersects many disciplines. He has exhibited at such venues as the SculptureCenter, NY; Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase, NY; Western Front, Vancouver, B.C.; Mjellby Art Center, Halmstad. Sweden; Art & Idea, Mexico City; De Stadgalerij, NL; and Fringe Exhibitions Space, Los Angeles, CA. His M49 project represents recent projects including objects, improvised electronics, radio transmissions, and performative situations. Goldfarb graduated from the MIT Visual Studies Program in 2006 and currently teaches at Parsons.
    95. Hosneara Kader, works with Hudson Family Literacy, a group working in the Hudson City school system.
    96. Debra Kamecke, is the Library Director of the Cairo Public Library and a former local journalist and newspaper photographer and the recipient of a New York State Press Association Award in photography. She worked as a freelance copyeditor and proofreader for a medical journal publisher, et al in NYC as well as for Harcourt-Brace in Albany, as the Production Manager for Young-Conway Publications in Los Angeles, and as Director of Programming and Counseling for the ETA at Columbia-Greene Community College, Hudson. She is currently participating in the New York State Writer's Institute.
    97. Christina Malisoff formerly worked at WRPI in Troy, and is Program Assistant at the Hudson Opera House and 2009 Chairperson of the Hudson Community Garden.
    98. Kathleen Packard, Greenville. Acclaimed for her ability to create beautifully crafted graphic designs, Kathleen McQuaid Packard founded KathodeRay Media in 1996, and has created interactive and traditional marketing programs for many highly recognized brands and organizations such as HBO, American Express, Pfizer, ABC Radio, Otis Elevator, Dial Soap, New York City Opera, CitiGroup and IBM. Deeply involved in her local community, Packard serves on the Board of Directors of the Greene County Chamber of Commerce as Vice President, and is a Past President of the Kingston Business Builders BNI Chapter. In addition, she has taught Multimedia Design and Development as an adjunct professor at Parsons Design School in New York City.
    99. Tom Roe, free103point9 Program Director, Acra. Roe is a radio artist who has exhibited widely both in the United States and internationally including at the Center for Contemporary Art in Warsaw, at Laznia Centre for Contemporary Art in Gdansk, Poland; Gwangju Biennale, South Korea; Santa Fe Art Institute, New Mexico; Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT; The Kitchen, New York; and The Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art, Florida; among numerous others. In Sept., 2006 he served as a radio technician with The Wooster Group's show "Who's Your DADA?!" at the Museum of Modern Art. Roe has also written about music for The Wire, Signal to Noise, and The New York Post, among others. Roe has led many of free103point9's "Radio Lab" education lectures and workshops, at venues such as Columbia University, Brown University, Brooklyn College, Flux Factory, The Kitchen, NYU's ITP Program, RPI University in Troy, and other locations. tom @ wgxc.org
    100. Alan Skerrett, President of the Columbia County NAACP, lives in Valatie.
    101. Paul Smart, Catskill. Smart has worked as a local journalist for nearly a quarter century, having served as editor of the Mountain Eagle, Ulster Magazine, and the Catskill Quarterly in addition to his current work as editor of The Phoenicia Times and Olive Press, reporter for the Woodstock Times, and art journalist and critic for Ulster Publishing. He has also served as a regular contributor to the Christian Science Monitor and written copy for a host of local organizations, as well as receiving a number of NYSCA and other public funding grants for his curating work, film series, and various fiction and creative non-fiction writing projects over the years. He is the author of two books and the husband of artist Fawn Potash, with whom he shares a toddler son, Milo.
    102. Hudson Talbott is the Vice-President of the Catskill Community Center. Talbott is also the author of several children's books. His latest is River of Dreams, about the Hudson River and currently being turned into a theatrical production to premiere this summer.
    103. Andrew Turner has been the Executive Director for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Greene County since 1998 and prior to that worked as an environmental educator in the lower Hudson Valley. Turner has provided leadership for the creation of the Agroforestry Resource Center (The ARC). The ARC has become an important regional educational center with a focus on the ecological and economic sustainability of our rural landscape through workshops, community outreach and support to private landowners and farmers. Turner has served on many local and regional boards and has provided facilitation and planning support to numerous local projects and community initiatives. He also serves in a statewide capacity for Cornell Cooperative Extension supporting efforts to enhance the health and viability of a local food system in New York State.
    104. Kaya Weidman, Germantown. Weidman has lived and farmed in the area for seven years. She is co-founder of Germantown Community Farm, a collectively-run CSA (community-supported agriculture) and educational farm in Columbia County. She is involved in a large network of small farmers and producers in the area as well as other locals who participate in the CSA. Weidman collaborates with youth in Hudson through theater projects and gardening classes. Her involvement in radio developed through working with several low-power radio and media projects in rural and urban communities in Mexico, who who she continues to work as an apprentice technical engineer and organizer. She has also co-taught workshops in radio transmission as a tool for community organizing, creativity, and empowerment. kaya @ wgxc.org



      105. WORK TEAM
    105. Jules Anderson (Hudson) is a former radio engineer with a New Zealand station.
    106. Dharma Dailey (see above).
    107. Michael Davis is a student at Cairo-Durham High School, and is working with WGXC in the summer of 2009 on WGXC's participation at the Greene County Youth Fair.
    108. Galen Joseph-Hunter is the Executive Director of free103point9, a non-profit arts organization cultivating Transmission Arts, experimental radio art, video, light sculpture, installation and performance utilizing the electromagnetic spectrum. Located in upstate New York and New York City, free103point9 supports artists exploring transmission frequencies for creative expression. Joseph-Hunter has served as Executive Director since 2002, while working at the video art organization Electronic Arts Intermix since 1996. Over the past ten years, she has organized and curated numerous international exhibitions and events. She has served as a panelist/reviewer for the National Endowment for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts, Experimental Television Center, and Meet The Composer, among others.
    109. Alex Malmude (Germantown) recently moved back to Columbia County after attending the documentary radio program at The Salt Institute for Documentary Studies.
    110. Tom Morini (Hudson)
    111. Tom Roe (see above).
    112. Jordan Smith is a student at Cairo-Durham High School, and is working with WGXC in the summer of 2009 on WGXC's participation at the Greene County Youth Fair.
    113. Kaya Weidman (see above)


      114. START-UP TEAM
    114. Liza Dichter, co-founder and co-director of the Center for International Media Action (CIMA). Previously, she helped found the nonprofit MediaChannel.org, serving as Senior Editor and Education Coordinator. Dichter has helped with the planning and launch of many media-activist initiatives including the Action Coalition for Media Education, the Youth Free Expression Network, and Communication Rights in the Information Society. She sits on the board of Women In Media and News (WIMN), a women's media-analysis, training and advocacy organization. Dichter has conducted workshops and presentations for thousands of activists, and is a workshop leader for the United Methodist Seminar Program on issues of media, peace and justice. Her articles have been published by Alternet, Media File, The Indypendent and the Media Development journal. Dichter was the 2005 "Visionary In Residence" at Dartmouth College's Center for Women and Gender. She is currently facilitating Radio Council meetings for this project.



      115. Working Teams
      Working Teams are each assigned specific duties, which are listed in italics below. To inquire about joining a work team or teams, e-mail info @ wgxc.org.


      VOICE TALENT
      Truesdell and Morrison are recording professional station identification tags, and others may sometimes host live remote broadcasts, and/or record promotional recordings for future WGXC events. E-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org.
    115. Ron Truesdell is a Cornwallville-based voice talent.
    116. Greg Draiss lives in Athens and contributes a gardening segment to the "People are Talking" show on WKZE (98.1-FM, Red Hook), and is an engineer/newsman for "Kingston Community Radio" on WGHQ (920-AM).
    117. M.A. Tarpinian is the Executive Director of the Cairo Chamber of Commerce, and occassionally hosts shows on WRIP (97.9-FM, Windham), and is an event organizer.


      118. DESIGN TEAM
      Working on web site design, logo design, branding, and promotional design. E-mail Galen Joseph-Hunter at galen @ wgxc.org.
    118. Max Goldfarb (see above)
    119. Galen Joseph-Hunter (see above)
    120. Antony Katz designed the "Greene/Columbia Community Radio Project" logo. Katz is a graphic designer based in Hudson. His solar-powered design studio, Sorted, will be opening on Warren Street soon.
    121. Kathleen Packard (see above)


      122. FACILITIES
      Construction, scouting locations, design, and RF engineering. E-mail Kaya Weidman at kaya @ wgxc.org.
    122. Kaya Weidman (see above)
    123. Jules Anderson (Hudson) is a former radio engineer with a New Zealand station.
    124. Bear runs Bear Labs, does audio, studio, and acoustics design and engineering, plus RF design, lives in New Baltimore.
    125. Andy Gunn is Technical and Training Organizer at Prometheus Radio Project in Philadelphia, PA.
    126. Eamon Furlong lives in Claverack, and opened Paladar, a restuarant on NYC's Lower East Side.
    127. Norman Douglas lives in Philmont, and is a noted local poet, as well as a contractor.
    128. Tom Roe (see above)


      129. YOUTH MEDIA WORKSHOPS
      Training youth about all facets of media: radio, blogging, audio editing, photography, journalism, web design, social media, and other related topics. Team members will help coordinate appearances from experts on these subjects from Greene and Columbia Counties. Team members will teach youth to prepare for live braodcasts, and help facilitate youth broadcasts at events throughout the community. E-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org.
    129. Emily Bennison teaches youth radio at Poughkeepsie's Children's Media Project and lives in Hudson.
    130. Christine Passero Coyne has been involved with thousands of teens and children through her various work and volunteer activities in the community over the past 20 years. She has coached Odyssey of the Mind teams, led children's choirs, assisted with various theater productions in the area, done studio work, and is presently involved with the productions of "River of Dreams - The Musical", and "Cats." She currently substitutes at Cairo-Durham High School.
    131. Dharma Dailey has worked with Philadelphia's Prometheus Radio Project.
    132. Greg Draiss is an Athens-based print journalist who writes for community newspapers from Westchester County to the Canadian border, and the Hudson Valley Business Journal, and also contributes a gardening segment to the "People are Talking" show on WKZE (98.1-FM, Red Hook).
    133. Alex Malmude (Germantown) recently moved back to Columbia County after attending the documentary radio program at The Salt Institute for Documentary Studies.
    134. Tom Roe has led workshops and lectures on radio and radio art at Columbia University, Brown University, RPI, Bard College, Brooklyn College, NYU's ITP Program, The Kitchen, Mattress Factory, East Harlem's Kids Discover Radio, and other institutions and programs.
    135. Paul Smart, Catskill. Smart has worked as a local journalist for nearly a quarter century, having served as editor of the Mountain Eagle, Ulster Magazine, and the Catskill Quarterly in addition to his current work as editor of The Phoenicia Times and Olive Press, reporter for the Woodstock Times, and art journalist and critic for Ulster Publishing.
    136. Suzanne Snider is a writer and oral historian based in Hudson. She teaches courses in Nonfiction and Documentary Studies at the New School University, and has worked as an interviewer for HBO Productions, The Guardian, Columbia University's Oral History Research Office, and the New York Academy of Medicine. She serves on the Judd Foundation's Oral History Advisory Board and co-curates KGB's Nonfiction Night in New York City. She designed and implemented visual and performing arts curricula for visually-impaired students at the New York Institute for Special Education, and consults on numerous community-based oral history projects.
    137. Kaya Weidman lives in Germantown and has co-taught workshops throughout Latin America and the United States in radio transmission as a tool for community organizing, creativity, and empowerment.


      138. FUNDRAISING EVENTS
      Organizing, and staffing benefit events to get WGXC on the air. Anyone who can sit at a table, do some recording, organize events, or help clean up afterwards, e-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org.
    138. Tom Morini (Hudson)
    139. Tom Roe (see above)


      140. WGXC News Team
      Members are charged with creating a news policy for the station, and making audio and video recordings and preparing blog entries for launch in May, 2009. E-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org.
    140. Greg Draiss is an Athens-based print journalist who writes for community newspapers from Westchester County to the Canadian border, and the Hudson Valley Business Journal, and also contributes a gardening segment to the "People are Talking" show on WKZE (98.1-FM, Red Hook).
    141. Linda Lee (Claverack)
    142. Tom Roe is a former freelance writer who has written for The New York Times, The New York Post, Newsday, The Wire, and was music editor at Creative Loafing and Music magazine in Tampa, FL.
    143. Paul Smart, Catskill. Smart has worked as a local journalist for nearly a quarter century, having served as editor of the Mountain Eagle, Ulster Magazine, and the Catskill Quarterly in addition to his current work as editor of The Phoenicia Times and Olive Press, reporter for the Woodstock Times, and art journalist and critic for Ulster Publishing.


      144. PHOTOGRAPHY
      Members are charged with creating a photo policy for the station's web site, news coverage, and promotional materials, and documenting WGXC events. E-mail Dharma Dailey at dharma @ wgxc.org.
    144. Dharma Dailey (see above)
    145. Lea Mueller is a Columbia County-based photographer. leasophiefotographie.com
    146. Greg Draiss (see above)
    147. David Fried is a Greene County-based photographer.
    148. Debra Kamecke (see above)


      149. INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES
      Creating a useful web site for a community radio station, with citizen-participation. E-mail Galen Joseph-Hunter at galen @ wgxc.org.
    149. Lee Azzarello works with communications, open source software, sound, and video in New York City. He's the most happy when he works on all of these things at once. He's also an avid cyclist.
    150. Gabriel Farrell donated his extraordinary talent and effort in creating the free103point9 Online Audio Archives in 2005. In 2007, Farrell programmed free103point9's current website, creating a sophisticated and intuitive content management system around the digital components of the free103point9's archives.


      151. SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT
      Updating social network pages, and attracting more members. E-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org.
    151. Facebook: Jessica Abrams runs the Green in Greene business in Earlton.
    152. myspace: available position


      153. CAIRO TOWN RECORDERS
      Recording interviews, events, performances, and other sounds in and around Cairo. E-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org.
    153. Debra Kamecke (see above)
    154. Tom Roe (see above)


      155. CATSKILL TOWN RECORDERS
      Recording interviews, events, performances, and other sounds in and around Catskill. E-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org.
    155. Matt Bua is an artist who lives in Catskill and Brooklyn. He makes sculptures in Catskill.
    156. Sam Truitt is the author of the forthcoming "Vertical Elegies 6: Street Mete" (Palm, 2010) and the previously published Vertical Elegies: Three Works (UDP, 2008), Vertical Elegies 5: The Section (Georgia, 2003) and Anamorphosis Eisenhower (Lost Roads, 1998), among other books. In 1995 he received a Fund for Poetry grant and has been awarded residencies at Yaddo, The MacDowell Colony and Vermont Studio Center. He won the 2002 Contemporary Poetry Series Award from the University of Georgia Press. Sam Truitt holds a BA from Kenyon College, MFA from Brown University, and a PhD from SUNY-Albany, where he teaches, as well as at Bard College.


      157. DURHAM TOWN RECORDERS
      Recording interviews, events, performances, and other sounds in and around Durham. E-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org.
    157. Christine Maggio


      158. FREEHOLD TOWN RECORDERS
      Recording interviews, events, performances, and other sounds in and around Freehold. E-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org.
    158. Robert Wood


      159. HUDSON TOWN RECORDERS
      Recording interviews, events, performances, and other sounds in and around Hudson. E-mail Tom Roe at tom @ wgxc.org.
    159. Jules Anderson (Hudson) is a former radio engineer with a New Zealand station.
    160. Emily Bennison (see above)
    161. Alex Malmude (see above)
    162. Tom Morino (Hudson)
    163. Slink Moss performs in the Slink Moss Orchestra and the Hudson City Ramblers, among other bands.
    164. Dan Seward is an audio artist who lives in Hudson, leads Bunnybrains, and does the "Battlefield Earth" show Mondays on free103point9. He is helping to set up a temporary Hudson studio for WGXC.
    165. Suzanne Snider is a writer and oral historian based in Hudson. She teaches courses in Nonfiction and Documentary Studies at the New School University, and has worked as an interviewer for HBO Productions, The Guardian, Columbia University's Oral History Research Office, and the New York Academy of Medicine. She serves on the Judd Foundation's Oral History Advisory Board and co-curates KGB's Nonfiction Night in New York City. She designed and implemented visual and performing arts curricula for visually-impaired students at the New York Institute for Special Education, and consults on numerous community-based oral history projects.
    166. Allyson Strafella is a visual artist who lives in Hudson.


      167. PERFORMANCES DONATED
      E-mail WGXC to declare support at info @ wgxc.org.
    167. DJ Andalu
    168. DJ Bocham
    169. DJ Inti
    170. Grandma Shakes
    171. Rob Hervey (Saugerties)
    172. Jolie Holland + Jesse
    173. Lady Moon (Ngonda Badila)
    174. Brian Dewan (Catskill)
    175. Frank Cuthbert (Catskill)
    176. Timothy Liu (Catskill)
    177. Hudson Talbott
    178. Stephen Elliott
    179. George Quasha
    180. Brenda Coultas
    181. Susan Sindall
    182. Studio Stu
    183. Hudson City Ramblers (Hudson)
    184. Mother Fletcher (Hudson)
    185. Young Paris (Hudson)
    186. Bella's Bartok (Great Barrington)
    187. Bunnybrains (Hudson)


      188. SUPPORTERS
      E-mail WGXC to declare support at info @ wgxc.org.
    188. Vincent Seeley (Catskill)
    189. Unk Slater (Cairo)


      190. PROGRAM APPLICATION RECEIVED
      The following people have submitted program applications.
      WGXC Program Application due May 1, 2010
      Download PDF in link above to apply to host a show on WGXC.
    190. JoAnn Piazzi and Peter Lerner (Windham)
      191. Interview show: Politicians, officials, volunteers, activists.
    191. John Cleater (Columbiaville)
      192. Music: international psychedelic music from 1969.
    192. Matthew Slaats (Staatsburg)
      193. Arts Talk: Hudson Valley arts.
    193. Max Goldfarb (Hudson)
      194. "Incident Report": soundworks, talks, interviews.
    194. Terence Doyle (Delhi)
      195. "Imprint" regional music show.
    195. Chrissy Budzinski (Catskill)
      196. Music: local music.
    196. Laura Kunreuther and Max Goldfarb (Hudson)
    197. Jeffrey P. Moore (Copake)
      198. Music: alternative, electronic, chill.
    198. Bear (New Baltimore)
      199. Kaleidoscopic quilt of sonic ear and mind candy.
    199. Tony Fallon (Durham)
      200. Music: Irish.
    200. Jason Costello (Freehold)
      201. Music: hair metal bands.
    201. Linda Karlsson (Catskill)
      202. Health and wellness.
    202. Jim McCabe (Hudson)
      203. Music: "The Tiki Bar": Cocktails, tropical drinks, entertainment, always a relaxing island atmosphere.
    203. Ted Banta (Cairo)
      204. Local real estate.
    204. Christina Malisoff (Hudson)
      205. Interview show: authors, artists, activists, unnoticed.
    205. Sandy McKnight (Hudson)
      206. Talk/music with local guests from the arts.
    206. Andrew Amelinckx (Catskill)
      207. History, art, literature.
    207. Studio Stu (Kingston)
      208. Music: jazz improv.
    208. Barbara Sturman (Lexington)
      209. Teen radio, interviews, etc.
    209. Steve Charney (Saugerties)
      210. Children's/family comedy show
    210. Bill Schmick (Hillsdale)
      211. Business and finance.
    211. Randy J. Hinz (Columbiaville)
    212. Sonny Rock (Windham)
      213. Music: local and national independent bands.
    213. Susan Robinson (Hudson)
      214. Music: House, international, '70s + '80s new wave.
    214. Francis Robles (Athens)
      215. music: Dance, electro, techno, turntablism.
    215. Agroforesty Center (Acra)
      216. "Living with the Land": regional farming and forestry historical and current.



      LETTERS OF SUPPORT
      For PTFP grant, Dec. 2008.
    216. (then) Sen. Hillary Clinton
    217. (then) Rep. Kirsten Gillibrand
    218. Linda Mussmann (TSL, Hudson)
    219. Gov. David Paterson
    220. Vincent Seeley (Catskill)



      221. EARLY DONATIONS
      Folks who have donated equipment, services, prizes, gifts for auction or raffle, or other help. E-mail info at WGXC.org to donate something to WGXC.
    221. Walter Neidel (Cairo) studio equipment
    222. Ronnybrook Farm Dairy (Ancramdale)
    223. Mexican Radio (Hudson) gift certificate
    224. John Cleater (Columbiaville) artwork
    225. TSL (Hudson) movie passes
    226. Shana Lee jewelry
    227. Bodhi Hollistic (Hudson) massage
    228. FACE (Hudson) gift certificate
    229. Jason's Upstairs Bar (Hudson) raffle item
    230. The Spotty Dog Books & Ale (Hudson) gift certificate
    231. Karyn Dornemann (Hudson) Bodyline Back Huggers
    232. Hudson Talbott (Leeds) signed book
    233. Kristopher Perry original prints
    234. Musica (Hudson) mini chamalons
    235. Deb Brower five-day New Hampshire vacation
    236. Matt Miller bike tune-up
    237. Under One Sun jewelry
    238. Otto's Market (Germantown) gift basket
    239. Jean-Deux Books & Records (Hudson) gift certificate
    240. KOSA gift certificate
    241. Lu Heintz votive candle holders
    242. Saugerties Lighthouse (Saugerties) one-night bed & breakfast stay
    243. Fellow Workers Farm (Pine Plains) farm products
    244. Marian Acquistapace
    245. Dennis Fink and family
    246. Courtney Grimes-Sutton
    247. Cory Fischer-Hoffman
    248. Maka Munoz
    249. Ben Torpey
    250. Helsinki Hudson (Hudson)
    251. Kaya Weidman (Germantown) FM transmitter/lesson
    252. Germantown Community Farm (Germantown) farm products/benefit show
    253. Eve's Cidery (Ithaca)
    254. Atomic Ink (Hudson) gift certificate
    255. Anarchy Apiaries (Germantown) hive box
    256. Eamon Furlong (Claverack) food
    257. Paolo Nutini
    258. Danny Loehr pottery
    259. Lick (Hudson) gift certificate
    260. Catskill Historic Community Theater (Catskill) gift certificate
    261. Autumn Stoschek
    262. Hudson Farmers Market (Hudson) coupons
    263. BRIK Gallery (Catskill)
    264. Spotty Dog Books & Ale (Hudson)
    265. Carrie Haddad Photographs (Hudson)
    266. Chatham Brewing (Chatham)
    267. Strongtree Organic Coffee (Hudson)
    268. Jason's Upstairs Bar (Hudson)
    269. The Main Street Public House (Philmont)
    270. Verdigris Tea (Hudson)
    271. Migliorelli Farm (Hudson)
    272. Pronto Taxi (Hudson)
    273. Chronogram magazine (Hudson Valley)





      274. (Image by Antony Katz.)


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