For hiking and calendar information
at the Catskill Hiking Sack see:
http://www.catskillhikes.com/upcoming.html
Parents, teachers and children gathering in all rooms of the station to gather thoughts about health issues.
There were transmittor problems and we arrived a bit late on air after
Earl drove out to the tower to replace a part. But here is the show in
it's entirety:
Theme mucis: Jay
Ansill - The Two Horizons - Origami - Flying Fish
Musical Selection:
Nina Ryne /
It's Our World, Let's Take Care of It
It's Our World
/ Rhythm and Rhyne Records, PO Box 874 Pismo Beach CA, 93448
"mighty mountains,
tall strong trees"- RhythmRyne@aol.com
&&&&&&&&&&& Rutherford Elementary School &&&&&&&&&
After airing Nina's tune, students from Rutherford Elementary read their poetry. According to their teachers Mrs. Barrish and Mrs. Cucci, who accompanied them to the station, students had seen a row of deer outside their school window and broke into spontaneous poetry production about spring and animals. Here is their poetry.
Tyrus Walker
"People playing basketball outside" "The
fresh air blowing like an air conditioner on a hot day"
Scott Hughes
"Deer Parade. Marching through the deep
white snow"
Katie Kocijanski
If I were the golden-yellow sun, I'd watch
over the glorious world like a watchdog on guard"
"I am a young robin just coming back from
Florida with my strong husband"
Musical selection:
David Mallet – Garden Song
Parrellel Lives – Rounder
Jose Martinez
"Kids skateboarding as fast as a Peregrine
Falcon"
Manh Huynh
"I am going yo tell you about me as a
spider"
Andrew Fedun
Spoke about rock musicians who earned
money for the rainforests of the world.
Brandon Wisniski
"Every day in winter I see deer"
Emily Drobysh
"I am a blade of fresh born grass with
white snow getting me all wet."
Musical selection:Lost Cow Report : Erica Heins
Mike Vreeland - Happy in Their Habitat
Are We There Yet? – Dust Bunny Music
“They belong where they belong”http://www.dustbunnymusic.com
Carly Bulaga
"Im a bear waking up" "It feels good to
smell the fresh spring air"
Raquel Fortunato -
"Birds chirping like popcorn" "I taste
the air like flowers taste the water"
Gillian Scheinfeld
"Birds chirping, waking people up like
loud alarm clocks"
Summer Johansen (Not from Rutherford school,
an 8 year old)
Reasons to help the world: "When the world
dies, we will die" and 8 things you can do.
Sally Rogers / Go Tell A Neighbor
(The Recycle Song)" / Piggy Back (ibid)
"Before
you throw that garbage out, you can use it again"
(Back to Rutherford students)
Joseline Gonzalez
"I am a rose bush growing new branches
in the early springtime."
Katie DelGatto
"Its spring hurray! When I awoke I heard
the bumble bees..."
"Pippsy, Mipsy, Pumpkin pie, 17 deer,
playing, sitting, standing by..."
Christian Guinta (read by Ms. Cucci)
"If I were a calendar, I'd be freezing
from December to March"
"Over the hill, near K.L.R. School, 17
deer march"
Rubi Diaz ( Read by Emily)
"I have come in the beginning of the warm
spring"
Austin Madnick
"If I were a black hole in the universe..."
"I am a Kodiak bear and I just woke up."
Beth Hoffman Pataloma (8 year old who taped
her message earlier in the week)
Whenever I see garbage in the woods, I
get mad and sad at the same time"
&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& Sullivan County Landfill &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
Justin Garrett, Matt Baxter, Miranda Hardy,
Kylee Jordan, Daniel Regan and Jon Snyder interviewed Bill Cutler
- Sullivan County Recycling Coordinator. They asked if the landfill is
safe, what should be recycled and what is landfill material. They asked
what happens when people put recyclables into the landfill. They asked
about using the landfill gases to produce energy, and the expected life
of our landfill. http://co.sullivan.ny.us/dpw/solidwaste/recycle.htm
Musical Selection:Lydia Adams Davis/ Time's running Out For Garbage / Cassette /
Three Feathers Music PO Box 162 Cornwall, NY 12518
Jaque Austin, Michelle Fancher, Valerie
Lagattuta and Monique Matthis spoke about that assignment. Choices included
recycling, opening a new landfil, and taking our garbage to a company like
Masada. The Masada group in in near by Middletown take garbage and produce
ehtanol energy from garbage.
&&&&&&&&&&& MTBE Liberty Lawsuit &&&&&&&&&&&&&&
Cosy
Sheridan - Don't Go In The Water
Grand design
- Cozoid@aol.com
"Arsenic, acetone,
methylene chloride..."
Mr. Stuart Lieberman, of Lieberman and Blecher of Princeton N.J. updated listeners on the MTBE lawsuit in Liberty. Mr. Lieberman, former Deputy Attorney General assigned to the N.J. State Dept of Environmental Protection, has penned an impressive list of articles on environmental issues. We spoke about the risks of MTBE to humans. He spoke about the EPA mandate to use MTBE. Ironically the very organization meant to protect us made a poor health decision. Parties have begun the process of discovery and a judge has been chosen. Lieberman said that residents are seeking a new water supply, damages due to violation of the Navigation Act, product liability, common law negligence and property value damages. We spoke about what else was found in water samples, including benzene, a known carcenegenic.
Angelee
Santillo
"Air pollution is a big problem on our
earth"
Patricia
Somers
"If we want less and need less there probably
wouldn't be a lot of smoke coming out of these factories"
Nicole Ross
"We could sell the garbage back to home
and garden centers."
&&&&&&&&&&&&&& MacKenzie Elementary &&&&&&&&&&&&&
The following students gave their answer to the question..."What fantastic thing would you do to help the earth?". Readers were: Lauren, Brian, David, Ben, Cheyenne, Adrienne, Rachel, Regina, Michelle, Kaitlyn and Andy.
&&&&&&&&&&&&&& Liberty Middle School &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
Heather
Estrada
"We damage the earth and make the earth
become our giant garbage can"
Susan
Cole
"We all need to throw garbage IN the garbage
can and not on the ground"
Brittany
Gonzalez
"Everyone can help by planting more trees"
"Instead of using bicylces people are
using cars"
"More plants are dying and that means
less oxygen for us"
Chris
Dutcher
I have concerns about oil spills
Mary
Gonzalez
"We can help by cleaning up the ground"
"We can put a garbage can on every
street corner
Willie
Martinez
"We can get our vehicles checked and serviced
regularly
Nicole
Ross reading Deneen Myers work
"Take care of our earth"
.
Ryan Cerullo
"I am concerned about oil spills in the
ocean."
"I did a project once where you put a
rope in olive oil and it all soaked up into the rope. Why can't you do
that
in the oceans?"
Greg
Cohen
"Earth can be a great place if we take
care of it. When we breath, we take in 78% nitrogen, 16% oxygen,
4% carbon dioxide and 2% water vapor"
Michael
Fermaletti
"I think people should do less oil shipping.
There should be no more animals in danger"
Ashley Meadow
"Some people don't put back what they
have destroyed"
Liam Murdock
"We can invent a radar system to help
clean up"
"I hope that one day the earth will be
oil spill free"
Erin Velez
"We should be more careful about transporting
oil
Ryan Reed
I have a pond near my house and people
have been polluting it. I told my friend that there are less fish in the
pond when I saw him walking with his fishing
rod"
Kim McKay
"I'm surrounded by trees...sometimes I
see bear. Once we put donoughts next to our garage and I saw a bear's hair
stick up on it's back. Animals deserve the same space as we do."
Michelle
Nofs
"Did you know that smog is a gas?"
Matthew
Arielly
"My grandmother has an electric powered
golf cart that she rides in Florda and it doesn't give off any smoke"
Janine Stricko
&&&&&&&&&&&&
The Bashakill Wetlands &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&
Elizabeth McAllister, president
of the Bashakill Association for 15 years spoke about the importance of
Wetlands and the issues confronting its protection: http://www.mhrcc.org/sullivan_boces/bashakill.html
Catskill Hiking Sack see: http://www.catskillhikes.com/upcoming.html
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