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‘Doctor Strange,’ a concrete rec and more

May is off to a busy start! So far, we celebrated two birthdays (including mine!), Mother’s Day, track meets and a few horse shows. This week we have the first Father-Daughter Dance, and I am … more

By JENN POWELL | 5/12/22

Lee Krasner in her studio in the barn, Springs, 1962, Krasner was married to artist Jackson Pollock, but she was a well-regarded artist in her own right.

Celebrating women's history and abstract art, and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and the community March 24 to 30 more

3/24/22

Kyle and Kaelin Salvatora are the new owners of Delaware Valley Farm & Garden in Callicoon.

New owners, same old-school hardware store

CALLICOON, NY — Delaware Valley Farm & Garden Center (DVFG) recently changed hands. After decades of providing great products and service to the local community and loyal customers, Richard … more

By TED WADDELL | 2/22/22

A newly reopened Callicoon Theater and so much more to do

Hope everyone had a fun Valentine’s Day with your loved ones, with celebrations both big and small. There were so many local restaurants that were offering special meals and drinks like … more

By JENN POWELL | 2/14/22

Buck Brook Alpacas was given the STAR award for business achievement by the SCVA.

Sullivan Catskills announces award winners

SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — Sullivan Catskills has continued its longstanding tradition of recognizing individuals and businesses in the region. The awards were formally presented at their holiday … more

12/14/21

Go up the bluestone steps and follow the path. It leads to a detached garage.

Equinunk home mixes modern with tradition

EQUINUNK, PA — Looking for a private oasis? This cheery home is tucked in among the trees and lies not far from the Delaware River. Drive up a long country lane that’s pretty in the … more

By JANE ANDERSON | 10/17/21

VetStock worked with Combat Hero Bike Build to make a bike that a wounded veteran can ride.

VetStock to honor vet with custom bike and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and the community, October 7 to 13 more

10/6/21

Callicoon Creek Park looks almost natural, with the hard work of those who made it happen seemingly invisible.

Community roots for Callicoon gardens

CALLICOON, NY — As the current chair of the Callicoon Beautification Committee (the Committee), John Erik Karkula earns a lot of attention for the beauty fo the town’s plantings. That … more

By LIAM MAYO | 9/29/21

The silence of the metal plate

MONTICELLO, NY — People living near the railroad tracks in Callicoon probably agree with legislator George Conklin. He congratulated public works commissioner Ed McAndrew on the repairs to … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 9/14/21

‘No one would show up’

CALLICOON, NY — The Town of Callicoon has seen its share of well-attended public hearings this year. Its recently passed law regulating renewable energy went through two rounds of public … more

By LIAM MAYO | 8/17/21

Cherry ride. Don Cartright’s 1939 Pontiac 120 convertible coupe was a real crowd pleaser...

Car show showcases sweet rides

CALLICOON CENTER, NY — On Sunday, August 1, the owners of 131 cars—antique, classic, custom, contemporary muscle cars, high-octane hot rods, not to mention motorcycles and even a … more

By TED WADDELL | 8/11/21

The Haypress Barn at the Callicoon Hills Resort is the Delaware Valley Opera's summer home.

An afternoon at the opera

CALLICOON, NY - The Delaware Valley Opera (DVO) started their season strong, with a delightful concert of selections from operetta classics. more

By LIAM MAYO | 8/5/21

Members of Farm Arts Collective march down Narrowsburg's Main Street during Riverfest and performed snipets of their upcoming Dream on the Farm performance that will open on August 4 at Willow Wisp Farm. For tickets and information, visit farmartscollective.org.

Celebrating communities

REGION — Between the river, quaint and vibrant hamlets, interesting Main Streets, farmers’ markets and lots of food and drink establishments, there’s never a shortage of things to … more

7/28/21

Pottery workshops, piemaking and more

Car show in Callicoon Center CALLICOON CENTER, NY — The seventh annual Town of Callicoon Car Show will take place on Sunday, August 1 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the town park, along with the … more

7/27/21

Chip Forelli's show, "The Black & White Landscape," will be on display for the month of July.

‘Picking with Pete, Singing with Seeger’ and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community July 8 to 14 more

7/7/21

A classroom project moves into the great outdoors. Sullivan West fifth-graders record observations in their “Stream Explorer” field notebooks, as part of the Trout in the Classroom project.

Youngsters release fingerlings into the wild

JEFFERSONVILLE, NY — On Monday, May 17, a group of Sullivan West fifth-grade elementary school students released an estimated 400 brown trout fingerlings into the waters of the North Branch of … more

By TED WADDELL | 6/16/21

Courtney Roche, 28-year-old entrepreneur from Callicoon, NY, established her business despite the pandemic.

Is there life before coffee?

NORTH BRANCH, NY — Courtney Roche, a 28-year-old entrepreneur from Callicoon, NY, made her dream come through on December 10 last year when she opened up Rease’s Cup, a country-flavored … more

By TED WADDELL | 1/27/21

Catskill Provisions' Tasting Room opened mid-pandemic. Other businesses in Callicoon celebrated it as a small victory for the town in a tough time.

Local businesses float in COVID’s wake

Note: This is part of a series of stories about how COVID-19 is changing the area, particularly as it relates to population increases around the Upper Delaware. REGION — Kristina … more

By ELIZABETH LEPRO | 12/30/20

Sullivan passes $235 million budget

MONTICELLO, NY — Weeks of debate and presentations and hearings are over. The county’s $235 million budget has passed, 8-1; legislator Joe Perrello provided the dissenting vote. He argued … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 12/16/20

Does anybody really know what time it is?

I’m so befuddled. Between working from home and venturing out sporadically, I’ve lost all sense of time and place. The past week has been particularly confusing as I wandered about, … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 12/16/20

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