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El Caribefunk will perform on Friday, September 3.

Tropical dance fusion, lighting the fire towers and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and the community, September 2 to 8 more

9/1/21

Maxine Belson Award honoree Terrell Epps, direct support professional and new coach for the New Hope Community golf team, talks the sport with Monique, a member of the Special Olympics golf team.

Terrell Epps honored by New Hope Community and more

Challenge grant awarded to revitalize Honesdale’s downtown HONESDALE, PA — The John and Helen Villaume Foundation awarded a $30,000 challenge grant that will go toward efforts to … more

8/31/21

“When I first signed Pennsylvania’s opioid disaster declaration in 2018, it was an important tool in our fight to save lives,” said Wolf.

PA opioid disaster declaration ended and more

What's new in the Upper Delaware Region September 2 to 8 more

8/31/21

"Old-timey, five-piece band" Breakneck Annie.

Painting, poetry, and pizza—and more

Cut flower, design workshop at Farm Arts DAMASCUS, PA — Learn about popular flower varieties, new trends, seed sourcing and more at Willow Wisp Organic Farm on Saturday, August 21 from 9 … more

8/18/21

Kevin J. Feeney, a recipient of this year's Ira Jay Cohen Scholarship.

COVID safety precautions in re-opening schools and more

Easing the transition to high school WAYNE COUNTY, PA — If you have a child who will start high school in a few years, there’s something to help make that a little … more

8/17/21

Virtual concert for people with dementia and more

Virtual concert for people with dementia ONLINE — Sometimes, when words can’t connect, music does. The Alzheimer’s Association of the Hudson Valley is holding its final two … more

8/17/21

Rafters pause for a picture on their trip down the Delaware

UDC hosts 33rd annual raft trip and more

What's going on in your community August 12 to 18 more

8/10/21

Nursing students meet with their clinical instructor at New Hope Community to receive their assignment and goals for the day.

SUNY Sullivan nursing students gain practical insights through on-site experience at New Hope Community, and more

What's going on in health and wellness July 1 to 7 more

6/30/21

After 21 days of waiting patiently, the students of Mary Wells and Michele O’Sullivan’s classes were thrilled when the chicken eggs hatched.

Kindergarteners welcome over two dozen chicks and more

What's going on in education news June 17 to 23 more

6/16/21

The Old Baptist Church is one of the oldest buildings in the Town of Tusten. Located four and one-half miles south of Narrowsburg, it was part of the original Tusten settlement.

Historic church opens for Memorial Day service

NARROWSBURG, NY — The Tusten Settlement Association will hold a Memorial Day Service on Sunday, May 30, at the Old Baptist Church located on NYS Route 97 four and one-half miles south of … more

5/25/21

In lieu of flowers, Betty Mae Susen Baker's family asks that you hug a cow in her memory.

End of an era

LAKE HUNTINGTON, NY — In the 15-minute “no man’s land” between the close of a public hearing and the start of the May 12 Cochecton Town Board meeting, supervisor Gary Maas … more

LINDA DROLLINGER | 5/19/21

The Dementia Friends Informational Session was completed by staff at the Pike County Correctional Facility. The Session was conducted by Area Agency on Aging Executive Director Robin Skibber.

UHS primary care Roscoe re-opened and more

What's going on in health, wellness and community May 6 to 12 more

5/5/21

Sullivan County, briefly

MONTICELLO, NY — Everyone is sure that something will benefit Sullivan County in the recently passed New York State budget. The $212 billion state package has money for small businesses, the … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 4/21/21

The Callicoon train station hasn’t changed much on the outside. But inside, transformation is ongoing...

A train station’s next life

CALLICOON, NY — Four years ago, the railway could have taken the station apart, or carted away history’s remnants. But they didn’t, and anyone interested now has a … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 4/14/21

Room tax law passes

MONTICELLO, NY — Rent out a stay in your covered wagon or second home and you can expect the tax colletor to come calling. The room tax law has passed. Not only does it outline who … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 3/24/21

Project moves forward

CALLICOON, NY — A century ago, the Callicoon train station held crowds: people getting on trains, getting off trains, meeting family, stopping by to see if anything interesting was going … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 3/10/21

Child protective services case supervisor Anna Nelson, left, community health nurse Janna Walter and director of services Danielle Mann were vital to implementing the services now provided to mothers using opioids and babies with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome.

'Help your family bloom' and more

What's going on in health and wellness March 4 to 10 more

3/3/21

Todd Grodin, left, gives masks to Debbie Diddert, manager of the Rock Hill SPCA, Barbara Ferrante, board member and Kathryn Grodin, rotarian.

WJFF community meeting, workplace COVID-19 testing and more

Regina McKenny-Snead recipient of Fallsburg Alumni Association’s Lawrence Kotin Award FALLSBURG, NY — The Fallsburg Alumni Association presented its first-ever Lawrence Kotin Award. … more

2/25/21

'Wayne Memorial to allow visitors' and more

What's going on in senior living February 18 to 24 more

2/17/21

Green market

SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — Legislature chair Rob Doherty has his own goal for tourism in the county, and it’s based on our rivers. Our forests. The network of trails that spiderwebs through … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 2/10/21

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