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Gray Basnight
Sam Teagarden’s back in ‘Madness of the Q’
FREMONT, NY — It all started with a Great Courses lecture. Early Christianity might be an unusual choice, but thriller writer and part-time area resident Gray Basnight was interested. … more
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The shot we hoped for
Dr. Susan Bailey, an allergist/immunologist in Texas and the president of the American Medical Association, has reassured many people that the COVID-19 vaccine is safe. When your patients have … more
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Great things happen when people work together. The Hancock Town Square is the brainchild of the Hancock Partners community development group and residents who cared.
Community strong
EQUINUNK, PA AND HANCOCK, NY — The communities sit roughly seven miles apart—Equinunk on the Pennsylvania side, Hancock in New York—and the Delaware flows between … more
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Main Street in Roscoe on a winter afternoon
Together, they do so much
ROSCOE AND LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY — Fred Banks remembers. “You can’t believe the hotels, the motels, the summer cottages.” The lakes. “Tennanah Lake, Lake Muskoday... … more
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“Welcome to Jeffersonville, a charming older village nestled in the Western part of the Sullivan County Catskills.”
Pretty as a picture
Some of the many charms of living in the country are the abundance of wildlife, the working farms, and the lakes, streams and ponds that dot the landscape. In addition, there are picturesque towns, … more
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A view of the Delaware River’s Big Eddy from the deck on Main Street.
In celebration of Narrowsburg
NARROWSBURG, NY — If you’ve known Narrowsburg since before the Erie-Lackawanna Railroad discontinued passenger service between Hoboken and Hancock, you might think it’s basically … more
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For locals and visitors alike, the “walkability” of Honedale’s Main Street is one of the prized attributes of the downtown experience.
Honesdale for the holidays
HONESDALE, PA — Every few years or so, the Borough of Honesdale—a quaint valley town, somewhat inconspicuous under the shadow of the Pocono and Catskill Mountains—gets a bit of … more
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Late 19-century buildings line Lower Main Street in Callicoon. Here's an unusually peaceful moment—everyone's at the farmers' market.
‘We’re so grateful to live here’
CALLICOON, NY — Twenty-some years ago, I asked lifelong Callicoon resident Ed Curtis if the current boom would last. We’d just seen a big increase in home sales, after a long period of … more
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Bold Gold Media radio personalities Paul Ciliberto of Thunder 102, left, Jenn Desrochers of WSUL, Mike Sakell and Eddie Wilson of WVOS celebrate Sakell's 40th year in broadcasting with a cake. Sakell has inherited the title, "the Voice of Sullivan County."
The Voice of Sullivan County
SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — One hundred years ago on November 2, the era of electronic mass communication began with the first recognized commercial radio broadcast in the U.S. Through KDKA, a … more
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Honoring their service, remembering the cost of war
ANYTOWN, USA — In the aftermath of the terrible toll taken on human life during the Great War of 1914-1918, President Woodrow Wilson issued a message to the nation declaring that November 11 … more
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How to find your happy place and feel at home there
BETHEL, NY — Arriving early for the October 28 wellness workshop on vision boarding, I enjoyed a few minutes of spectacular sunset views outside the conservatory at Bethel Woods Center for the … more
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Boris Kheyman and Paul Browde with their sign.
When political signs disappear
It was the Great Bipartisan Disappearing Sign Cluster. The cluster is—make that “was”—at the end of the bridge from Callicoon, in PA, just under the “Welcome to … more
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The Spanish Castle as it stands today.
Saving the castle
LIBERTY, NY — The Spanish Castle has stood, radiating past glories and history, for 90 years. But now the abandoned property is more of a destination for urban explorers than the village jewel … more
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Men at the Ten Mile River CCC camp load trucks.
Creating jobs, saving forests
NARROWSBURG, NY — Once upon a time, the U.S. government paid young men and WWI veterans to plant trees. It paid them to build firebreaks, fire towers and access roads. They built national … more
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Sullivan County Fire Coordinator John Hauschild has been in local firematics since he joined the Jeffersonville Volunteer Fire Department in 1981.
Fire prevention saves lives
SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — “Seeing a tragic accident that could have been prevented,” replied John Hauschild, Sullivan County Fire Coordinator, when asked what Fire Prevention Week 2020 … more
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Laura Resti, left, and Rebecca Mead at Wayne Health’s Outreach and Enrollment office.
Pennsylvania opens its own health exchange in November. What does that mean for us?
HONESDALE, PA — If you’re one of the 331,825 people in Pennsylvania who buy health insurance on the exchange, get ready. Here comes Pennie. That’s what the state has dubbed its … more
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The Terrace Stage at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts.
Reinventing the wheel
NARROWSBURG, NY — Produced by the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA), the Big Eddy Film Festival “aims to advance the traditional art of storytelling by showing the newest and best … more
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Navajo elder Jake Singer, left, and Peter Comstock, Head of the Homestead School, in front of one of the tipis.
‘COVID can’t defeat us’
GLEN SPEY, NY — Peter Comstock calls it the blooming: the brightly colored tipis that have sprung up on school grounds. The Homestead School, Glen Spey’s Montessori school, has adapted … more
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Alison Hoffmann, left, Sarah Clauss and Jill Carletti stand in front of the historic Murray building on Main Avenue in Hawley, now home to their creation: the Hawley Hub.
Going with the flow
HAWLEY, PA — From Broadway workouts, tap and ballet classes, guided meditation to flow yoga—there’s quite a bit going on at the newly formed Hawley Hub right now. But its … more
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Groceries just in, waiting for customers at Spruce.
To help feed us all
CALLICOON, NY — The pandemic was, has been, horrible. People have died. Friends have been ill. Our world feels out of control. But there have been points of calm in the chaos. Some of … more
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