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For many people, a hole in a favorite sock or sweater is a simple inconvenience. For members of the Story House Mending Circle in Ithaca, it’s an opportunity to connect with others.

Stone is the subject of a new documentary about her life and career. WSKG's Brent Fox talks with filmmaker Nora Jacobson about the documentary.

A pair of state lawmakers sponsoring that change in the House tap-danced alongside the group to show their support.

Off The Page from WSKG · Off The Page - Poet Merrill DouglasMerrill Douglas is a freelance editor and a poet. Her poems are 'beautifully gritty,' and…

Off The Page from WSKG · Off the Page - Mary Gauthier Mary Gauthier was twelve years old when she was given her Aunt Jenny’s old guitar and taught herself…

“You thought you could hurt us, but you didn’t. In fact, you did just the opposite. By doing what you did, you gave us another opportunity to come together.”

Next week, Barlow will kick off a solo tour with three dates in Rochester, Ithaca and Buffalo.

“There’s a great value in using theater as a transformative process through which people can explore their own lives."

Bob Fass hosted the influential New York City radio show Radio Unnameable for more than 50 years. It served as a megaphone for the 1960s counterculture and boosted folk and blues artists.

“We cannot wait until summer to turn the lights back on the arts and provide a living wage for artists. We will not let the curtain fall on their careers, or on the future of our cities.”