Items that were used to create a public address system in the Attica yard during the uprising ..read more

A tear gas projectile recovered from the prison yard, tagged with a NYS police evidence tag ..read more

A weight belt grabbed from an exercise yard and wrapped in tape. The belt was worn by prisoners guarding hostages during the Attica uprising as a form of intimidation ..read more

A prison issue shirt that could have been worn either by a prisoner or a hostage during the Attica uprising in 1971 ..read more

In this edition, Patti Singer updates moves by New York counties to sue opioid manufacturers, whether america can take advantage of its aging population to boost the economy and a new study conducted across 20 counties reinforces the value of open green space to the health of residents ..read more

1. The first recording was made at 12:30 a.m. on November 30 by a resident who lives at the southern edge of the neighborhood. He used a digital camera to capture the sound which can be heard faintly here. (Headphones recommended) 2. The November audio was analyzed by University Rochester professor Ming-Lun Lee, who extracted and enhanced the audio to reveal a conspicuous tone with a frequency of about 315 hertz. 3. The second recording was made at 12:30 a.m. on May 1 in the central part of the neighborhood. This is Lee’s enhanced version of an obvious 315-hertz tone. 4. The third recording wa ..read more