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LOCH SHELDRAKE, NY — U.S. Congressional Rep. Antonio Delgado held a town-hall meeting at SUNY Sullivan on November 9—his 28th such meeting since taking office at the beginning of the … more

By FRITZ MAYER | 11/13/19

Art exhibits, literature events, screenings and more

What's going on in arts & culture October 17 to October 23 more

10/16/19

Happenings at Catholic Charities

GOSHEN, NY — A $10,000 grant from WellCare Health Plans, Inc. has helped Catholic Charities of Orange, Sullivan and Ulster further its mission to provide help and create hope for neighbors in … more

10/16/19

Photo contributed by Sullivan 180 Community Health Champions and champions in training: Sandi Rowland, left, Bonnie Lewis, Karen Ellsweig, Saraid Gonzalez, Wendy Notice, Margaret Helthaler, Tialisa Whipple, Marlena Benjamin, Mike Weddle and Pam Jones.

Improving health in Sullivan County

FERNDALE, NY — Sullivan 180, a non-profit organization born out of a grassroots effort to build a healthier Sullivan County, announces that seven new volunteers from different locations in … more

9/18/19

The Stourbridge Project is one of many initiatives meant to attract both employers and employees to the area.

Wayne looks to foster local entrepreneurs

WAYNE COUNTY, PA — Workforces around the globe are changing, and Wayne County’s is no exception, said Helene Mancuso of the Wayne Pike Workforce Alliance. In short, she sees the workforce … more

By OWEN WALSH | 9/11/19

If you’re ready for a job, you can get one in Sullivan

MONTICELLO, NY — With the coming of the casino to Sullivan County, the water park and other large employers here, the labor market has been tight. According to Laura Quigley, the long-time … more

By FRITZ MAYER | 9/11/19 | 1 comment

“Every Brilliant Thing” is directed and performed by Lori Schneider who is executive director of NAMI Sullivan County and has been involved in local community theatre for over three decades as an award-winning director and actress.

Mental health awareness, theatre performance

WURTSBORO, NY — On Sunday, September 8 at 2 p.m., Friends of the Mamakating Library is sponsoring a performance of “Every Brilliant Thing,” a powerful piece of theatre about … more

9/4/19

Back-to-school time and parental anxiety

Are you a parent of school-aged children? As they prepare to return to school, it’s easy to begin worrying about their well-being, especially considering the recent and ongoing violence. Does … more

Kim Olver | 9/4/19

Sen. Jen Metzger presents a check to a local Planned Parenthood affiliate to fill the gaps in funding.

Family planning gag rule hits Monticello

On August 16, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth District denied a motion by 23 states, Planned Parenthood and others to stay a ruling that allowed a so-called “gag rule” to go into … more

8/28/19

-- Chair massage was one of many offerings at the first annual Community Health Fair held at the Eldred Junior-Senior High School. The event was well received by the many area residents that attended.

Community health fair draws many

ELDRED, NY — If we truly are what we eat, Americans should be the sweetest people on earth. That’s because, in its many forms and under its many names, each person consumes on average … more

Susan Wade | 8/28/19

Inflation and your savings

Today’s seniors remember the 1970s, when prices skyrocketed, and wages didn’t go up with them. “From week to week, people couldn’t know the cost of their groceries, utility … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 8/14/19

Front row, left to right, parents of the late Cathy Collins, Bill and Mary Theobald; Paige Barillo, Cathy Collins Scholarship recipient; Hannah Smith standing next to Isabella Calabrese, Dr. Howard R. and Marian C. Patton Scholarship recipients. Back row: Charles Curtin, Honesdale National Bank; Jamie Collins, husband of the late Cathy Collins; David Hoff, CEO, Wayne Memorial Hospital; Penny Gustin Friese and Jack Dennis, executive director, Wayne Memorial Health Foundation. Missing from photo was Ashly Davis, Dr. Howard R. and Marian C. Patton Scholarship recipient.

Free emergency preparedness training and more

Health news and information August 1-7 more

7/31/19

Preventing heat-related illness

Now that August is here, we are facing the apex of summer weather and the onset of warmer temperatures. Without appropriate preventative measures, we are vulnerable to a wide range of heat-related … more

By JAMES D. LOMAX, MD | 7/31/19

Tanya talked about the strength of community and the support they received.

A swift learning curve

I have to admit that before Wednesday morning, I did not know what a heat index was. “It’s like the wind chill factor,” husband Stephen explained. “Only for heat.” It … more

by LAURIE STUART | 7/19/19

Eldred board presses forward

ELDRED, NY — At its recent reorganization meeting, Scott Hallock was named president of the Eldred school board and Stacey Kuhn was appointed vice president. With those positions secured, the … more

By SUSAN WADE | 7/17/19

Sullivan measles update

MONTICELLO, NY — According to the New York State Department of Health (DOH), as of June 14, there were eight confirmed cases of measles in Sullivan County, 588 cases in New York City and 343 … more

FRITZ MAYER | 6/19/19

David Miller, 36, at home with his son on Father&#39;s Day. | Photos by Elizabeth Lepro

Narcotics treatment for addiction gains favor, with caution

NEW YORK — David Miller’s stepdaughter Mattisyn watches a white holographic tiger move on the table in front of her as she shifts, giggling, from one foot to the other. A pink … more

ELIZABETH LEPRO | 6/19/19

Woodstock 50 again in doubt

WATKINS GLEN, NY — The Woodstock 50 event scheduled for Watkins Glen on August 16 was thrown into serious doubt after the Watkins Glen International speedway announced on June 10 it will no … more

FRITZ MAYER | 6/12/19

Public health issues measles exposure advisories

LIBERTY, NY — The Sullivan County Public Health Department is notifying the public of possible exposures to individuals who recently tested positive for measles. Sullivan County has confirmed … more

6/12/19

For outdoor-lovers, prioritizing skin care can result in a much more comfortable summer.&nbsp;

Preventing summer sunburn, bites and rashes

Because summer is approaching, it is a good time to review ways of preventing sunburn, tick and insect bites, and allergic reactions to plant exposures. If you’re one to enjoy the outdoors, … more

JAMES D. LOMAX, M.D. | 6/5/19

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