Citizen scientists needed to track spread

Brian PJ Cronin
Brian PJ Cronin has reported for The Current since 2014, primarily on environmental issues. The Beacon resident, who is a graduate of Skidmore College, teaches journalism at Marist University and was formerly director of alumni relations at The Storm King School. In addition to The Current, he has written for Hudson Valley Parent, Organic Hudson Valley, The Times Herald-Record and Chronogram.
Sundown at Indian Point
On April 30, at 11 p.m., the nuclear plant goes dark
5 Questions: Jamie Margolin
Climate activist to speak Saturday at Little Stony Point
Out There: The Inequality of Heat Waves
The connections between racism and air temperature
Out There: Ghost Dogs, Bloody Ponds and Lost Treasure
Exploring the old, weird Hudson Valley
State Challenge to Hudson Cleanup Dismissed
Federal judge calls lawsuit an ‘overreaction’
5 Questions: Dwight Garner
Former Garrison resident is author of “Garner’s Quotations”
Out There: You Just Climbed Two Mountains
The 35 Catskill High Peaks are down to 33
New York Sues Feds Over Indian Point
Alleges it was denied hearing on nuclear plant
5 Questions: Roger Panetta
Co-author of “The Hudson: An Illustrated Guide to the Living River”
New Barge Anchorages Banned
Federal law prevents river ‘parking’ near Beacon
Out There: A New York State of Trail
After years of effort, 750-mile Empire State Trail is complete
The Fading Forest, Part III
Ash, beech and hemlock trees are being threatened by causes known and unknown, changing the forests of the Highlands in drastic, and dangerous, ways
The Fading Forest, Part II
Ash, beech and hemlock trees are being threatened by causes known and unknown, changing the forests of the Highlands in drastic, and dangerous, ways
Dutchess Manor Sold to Fjord Trail Project
Will undergo ‘historically sensitive rehab’