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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

These drugs were seized by the Sullivan County Sheriff's Department following a three-month investigation into street-level narcotics sales.

Street-level narcotic arrests

SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — The Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office has concluded a three-month investigation into street-level narcotics sales in the Monticello, Liberty and Jeffersonville … more

6/9/21

Dozens of butterflies are released at the conclusion of each butterfly release celebration. This year's celebration will be hosted virtually via Zoom on Sunday, June 13 at 2 p.m.

Karen Ann Quinlan Hospice butterfly release celebration set to soar and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community June 10 to 16 more

6/9/21

Pictured are Greater Pike Community Foundation Executive Director Jenni Hamill, left, Shohola Railroad and Historical Society President Rolf Buchman, member Linda Harding-Buchman and board member Lorraine Gregory.

Older New Yorkers who make a difference wanted, and more

More railroad history coming into view SHOHOLA, PA — Greater Pike Community Foundation Executive Director Jenni Hamill recently presented a check for $1,000 to the Shohola Railroad and … more

6/2/21

'Sullivan County: open for business, open for democracy' and more

Letters to the editor June 3 to 9 more

6/2/21

The Sullivan County Government Center in Monticello, NY

Most Sullivan County buildings reopen fully, and more

What's new in the Upper Delaware region May 27 to June 2 more

5/26/21

A peice by Glen Goldberg featured in "Tactile, " currently on display at the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance.

PCHS to host annual Civil War encampment and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community May 20 to 26 more

5/19/21

Jay showed me a few examples to illustrate his point and I noted how the “quick glance” caused me to observe the paintings in a completely different light. “It is better than a photograph,” I said, alluding to my favorite, right, a glimpse from backstage at the Nessin Theater in Monticello, NY.

Jay Brooks: portrait of an artist

Jay Brooks is many things (husband, father, teacher and musician are among Brooks’ accomplishments), but first and foremost, Jay Brooks is an artist. Perhaps you’ve spotted Jay out and … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 5/19/21

Regarding the Milanville Bridge Survey

I’ve only answered a couple of the questions in the PennDOT survey, and this note will explain why. To begin with, I have no idea what is meant by an “Environmental Linkages Study to … more

By ED WESELY | 5/19/21

Rob Doherty, pictured at the April 12 announcement of the bi-partisan formation of a Congressional Caucus for the Delaware River Watershed.

‘Are we here to go to chicken barbecues?’

MONTICELLO, NY — “They stood up there and lied,” said Rob Doherty, chair of the Sullivan County legislature. “They are being disingenuous.” He meant the April … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 5/12/21

In progress: The latest on the Callicoon Creek Park

MONTICELLO, NY — Work has continued apace on the ex-campground that is evolving into the Callicoon Creek Park. Carter Strickland, state director for the Trust for Public Land, laid out a … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 5/12/21

Foreclosure redemption deadline pushed, dam rehab meeting and more

Gunther announces literacy funding Monticello, NY — Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther has announced that this year’s state budget includes $25,000 for the Literacy Volunteers of Sullivan … more

5/12/21

As for the restaurant, bar and event space, the architecture and design are, once again, the stars of the show but will not be outdone by the attention to the home-style dining the Edelmens bring to the table with their years of expertise.

Everything old is new again

“Have you seen it yet?” my neighbor, Steve, asked while we were schmoozing outdoors a couple of days ago. “Seen what?” I responded, assuming that he was pointing out his new … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 5/12/21

The Building Better Blox Initiative is working with Community ReBuilders, a program sponsored by Pattern for Progress, to transform distressed properties (dilapidated buildings and vacant lots) in Newburgh into newly constructed, efficient and affordable homes with repurposed shipping containers, similar to this provided example.

Lighting the fire under great ideas

There are great ideas floating around this area, and Community ReBuilders—a program offered through Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress—is giving them a solid foundation. Community … more

By JANE ANDERSON | 5/12/21

’Delight in spite...’

Letters to the editor May 13 to 19 more

5/12/21

Compost Awareness Week, Everyday Hero award and more

DEC announces Compost Awareness Week NEW YORK — The New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has announced that Compost Awareness Week is May 2 to 8 to raise awareness … more

5/5/21

Owning the house where the Skinners Falls bridge's namesake, Milton Skinner, once lived gives Steve Ircha a unique perspective on the structure's future.

Not in my front yard

MILANVILLE, PA — Steve Ircha has a passion for his community and its past. As the current owner of the Milton Skinner House, a historic building overlooking the Delaware River and the old … more

By OWEN WALSH | 5/5/21

Lawmaking, pandemic version

MONTICELLO, NY — The controversy that is blowing up over the county’s April 23 meeting raises some questions. Why couldn’t legislator Nadia Rajsz vote that day? While … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 5/5/21

Sullivan County Division of Public Safety Commissioner Rick Sauer. The division oversees the county’s Office of Emergency Management/Homeland Security, Bureau of Fire, Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and the E-911 Center. Sauer previously had a noteworthy career with the New York State Police.

Neighbors helping neighbors

SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — In 2017, former NYS Trooper Rick Sauer was appointed as Sullivan County’s Commissioner of Public Safety, taking over the helm of the division with more than three … more

By TED WADDELL | 4/28/21

Volunteer fire departments serve their communities in more ways than responding to emergencies. Last year, several local fire departments helped out during a demolition derby at Bethel Motor Speedway by providing safety backup and wetting down the track. Pictured are members of the Kauneonga Lake Fire Department: Ryan Pennell, left, and Bill Pammer with the nozzle.

Calling all volunteers

SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — Your local volunteer fire departments and ambulance corps need dedicated volunteers every day of the year, 24-7. A recurring theme when talking to folks involved in … more

By TED WADDELL | 4/28/21

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