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Catherine Lewis and Brandi Merolla, left, and Barbara Arendell, right, watch as Jennifer Porter cuts the ribbon on April 22 of the Tusten HORSE. Food waste will be collected in five-gallon food grade buckets, donated by Weiss Markets' Bakery Department, from seven different food establishments to start: 2 Queens, Pete’s Market, The Heron, The Laundrette, Blue Fox Motel, Forestburgh Playhouse via Jill Padua, and the Botanist. Eventually, residents will have the opportunity to drop off their unused food waste at the Narrowsburg Farmers Market. The digester at full capacity can handle 4000 lbs of food a month, which is 66 buckets a week...

TUSTEN, NY — While the Town of Tusten is on the map as a New York State Climate Smart Community, it is now the first community that is home to an anaerobic digester powered by municipal solar … more

By LAURIE STUART | 4/28/21

A view with rooms

MONTICELLO, NY — It’s an ambitious plan. Last Thursday, Upper Delaware Scenic Byway (UDSB) Chair John Pizzolato pitched a new future for the group, which included a paid staff and the … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 3/18/21

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