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A Radical Joy for Hard Times event bridges the communities who lost homes and lands in the building of a reservoir that supplies some of the cleanest water in the world to New York City.
Media Information
WHO: Violet Snow
TITLE: A Century Later, New York Activists Honor the Descendants of Those Displaced by Ashokan Reservoir
SOURCE: Woodstock Times (reprinted in In These Times)
DATE: November 9, 2017
LINK: Visit Media URL
MEDIA TYPE: Article
TAG: Ashokan Reservoir, New York City water, Raise a Glass to the Catskills
Image Credit:
- 10 VS: Jim Peppler
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