Podcast: Carla Sofka, discusses curating death in the digital age

Thursday, September 27, 2018 - 18:56

The Enterprise — H. Rose Schneider
Carla Sofka, a professor of social work at Siena College, talks with sensitivity and insight about curating death in the digital age on this week’s Enterprise podcast.

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Rensselaerville Town Board to review code-enforcement concerns

Burke to town board: AFL’s mission is to ‘educate, entertain, enrich, and empower’

First hearing on comp plan update set for February 4, moratorium on the horizon