WSKG-TV (Vestal, NY)

WSKG-TV is a PBS member television station that operates on virtual channel 46 and UHF digital channel 31. It is located in Binghamton, New York, and is owned by the WSKG Public Telecommunications Council. WSKG-TV has sister stations that are part of National Public Radio, including WSKG-FM (89.3) and WSQX-FM (91.5). All three stations share studio facilities on Gates Road in Vestal, New York, while WSKG-TV's transmitter is situated on Ingraham Hill in Binghamton.

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Dance, acrobatics, and magic come together to make MOMIX: ALICE

6 days ago | wskg.org | Bill Snyder

Lewis Carroll's Alice stories are told with a combination of dance, acrobatics, projections, magic, and elaborate costumes by the MOMIX dance company performing at the Clemens Center in Elmira. Dance Captain Seah Hagan joins us to talk about how this all comes together, and the learning curve of entering this world of theatrical illusion after her employment with the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission.
Frustrated constituents hold 'empty seat' town hall, wanting to hear from Rep. Langworthy

6 days ago | wskg.org | Natalie Abruzzo

Residents of New York’s 23rd Congressional District held an “empty seat” town hall in Corning on Tuesday. The empty seat was left for Republican Congressman Nick Langworthy. More than a hundred constituents gathered at the United Steelworkers Local 1000 building in downtown Corning this week, calling on Langworthy to address their concerns about the actions of the Trump administration.
Two Russian masterworks and a voyage through outer space

1 week ago | wskg.org | Bill Snyder

The Orchestra of the Southern Finger Lakes presents "Music in the Movies" on Sunday, May 4 in the Corning Museum of Glass Auditorium. It features two Russian works that are both products of intense personal suffering of their composers. Music Director Toshiyuki Shimada tells us about the triumphant outcomes reflected in the music. And, because the date of the concert is May the Fourth, a suite from the film score to is also on the program.
Tri-Cities Opera presents Verdi's "Rigoletto"

1 week ago | wskg.org | Bill Snyder

Tri-Cities Opera brings Giuseppe Verdi's opera to the Broome County Forum on Sunday, April 27th at 3pm. Conductor Giovanni Reggioli tells us how passionate Verdi was about turning this controversial play by Victor Hugo into an opera, and the battles he had with the censors in Venice, and about how revolutionary it was to throw out the old customs of opera while producing unforgettable tunes.
Comptroller Tom DiNapoli finds New York state didn’t use millions in medical equipment purchased during pandemic

1 week ago | wskg.org | Lucas Willard

Comptroller Tom DiNapoli says New York state should improve its storage of durable medical equipment purchased during the COVID-19 pandemic. An audit released Friday also says the state distributed only a small fraction of the equipment at its disposal. The Democrat says equipment including ventilators and x-ray machines that are sitting in storage facilities are missing recommended maintenance and costing taxpayers storage expenses.
Student visas revoked at Cornell, Binghamton University

1 week ago | wskg.org | Phoebe Taylor-Vuolo

Several international students at Cornell and Binghamton University have had their visas revoked in recent weeks. Across the country, over a thousand international students have reportedly had their legal status changed by the federal government, according to Inside Higher Ed. Some, like Tufts University doctoral student Rumeysa Ozturk, are being held in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers after being detained by ICE officers.
Know Theatre presents a monumental American drama

2 weeks ago | wskg.org | Bill Snyder

Know Theatre presents Edward Albee's towering play Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf April 11 through the 27 in the theatre at 74 Carroll Street in Binghamton. Actors Dori Mae Ganisin and Jim Wetzel join us to talk about their characters Martha and George, and the themes the play explores as the character collide in a night of drinking and surprises.
A world premiere by Opera Ithaca

2 weeks ago | wskg.org | Bill Snyder

Opera Ithaca presents the premiere of Laura Kaminksy's opera , which tackles the story of woman experiencing dementia and the effects of her cognitive decline on those around her. We hear from the librettist of the opera, David Cote about how he met the composer and their collaboration in bringing this moving story to the stage, and the importance of a strong libretto.
Large-scale solar projects at center of solar law, property owner clash in Steuben County town

2 weeks ago | wskg.org | Natalie Abruzzo

Property owners in the town of Thurston want to build a solar farm on part of their land. However, the town’s new solar law may prevent any large-scale solar farms known as “Tier 3” projects from going forward. Monica and Jeff Sweeney own 230 acres of land in Steuben County. The land was once a functioning farm. It has been in the Sweeney family for generations and they are looking at ways to both keep the land in the family and generate money for future generations.
Jane Monheit returns to Corning

2 weeks ago | wskg.org | Bill Snyder

Corning Civic Music welcomes the return of jazz and adult contemporary vocalist Jane Monheit and her band for a performance on Thursday, April 10 at 7:30 pm in the Corning Museum of Glass Auditorium. She joins us to talk about her passion for the Great American Songbook, and about keeping her voice healthy during her extensive touring.