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The might of the New York, Ontario & Western Railway’s prominence in the Scranton region is reflected in the might of the four-story-tall Carbondale station pictured above. Learn more about the railroad’s rich past on Friday, April 5th at 7:00 PM with the Ontario & Western Railway Historical Society of Middletown, NY.
Historical Society looks to uncover Scranton Area’s Railroad Past
SULLIVAN COUNTY — When it was a prominent sight from the 1880s through 1957 in the tri-state region, the New York, Ontario & Western Railway was known to transport a vast amount of … more
SLAC meeting set for March 29
MONTICELLO — Senior Legislative Action Committee of Sullivan County is hosting a Monthly Meeting at 10 AM, on Friday, March 29 in the Legislative Hearing Room, at the Sullivan County Government … more
Sunday “Tea-Time” Concert
MONTICELLO — The Sullivan County Chamber Orchestra (SCCO) presents a Sunday “Tea-Time” Concert on Sunday, April 7th at 2 pm at St. John’s Episcopal Church, 15 St. John St., … more
Slats are used to press down on the apples creating the cider.
The Scent of Freshly Pressed Apples Filled the Air!
HORTONVILLE — Our 4-H group enjoyed our visit to Ostrander’s Orchard in Beach Lake, PA shortly before Thanksgiving. It is a family business that had started as a farm and orchard, and in … more
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Statewide burn ban now in effect
MONTICELLO — With the New York State Burn Ban having begun on Saturday, March 16, Sullivan County Fire Coordinator John Hauschild is emphasizing the fact that open burning isn’t just … more
Sullivan 180 Healthiest Fire Department Challenge
Kauneonga Lake is back in first place this week, overtaking Monticello by two points and leading 124 to 122. A newcomer to the Top-3, the Roscoe-Rockland Fire Department, reached the 100-point mark … more
The sophomores took first place with their Pac-Man themed skit.
Conquering the 'Sullivan' West
LAKE HUNTINGTON – Sullivan West High School held its Color Wars on Thursday evening, March 14 in the Middle School/High School gymnasium. The freshman, sophomore, junior and senior classes … more
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Pedro Boregaard is prepping for a solo show at the Delaware Valley Opera Company tomorrow at 6 p.m.
Ballads of a thin man
Pedro Boregaard is a purveyor of beauty. His artisan jewelry business—originally located at Madison Avenue and 53rd Street in Manhattan, now on Main Street in Narrowsburg—celebrates its … more
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Honorable Judith Smith Kaye was a trailblazer and a leader.
First woman appointed to New York State’s Court of Appeals was a Monticello native
In honor of Women’s History Month, we are highlighting an exceptional woman and celebrated judge: The Honorable Judith Ann Smith Kaye, born on August 4th, 1938 in Monticello, New York. Judith … more
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Watercolor Class with Laurie Rothberg
Back by popular demand, professional artist Laurie Rothberg will return to Sunshine Hall Free Library for another fun-filled watercolor class at 4:00 on Saturday, April 6. We had a wonderful time at … more
Some members of Tri-Gal 4-H Club with their PA 4-H Week Posters.
It’s PA 4-H Week at the Tri-Gal 4-H Club
HONESDALE, PA — March 17-23 is 4-H in Pennsylvania and Tri-Gal 4-H is celebrating by spreading the word about all the opportunities the 4-H program offers, especially our own club’s … more
This year’s parade grand marshal was Pat Welsh of Youngsville, a retired FDNY firefighter.
Irish Eyes smile on Jeffersonville Parade
I t’s said that when Irish eyes are smiling it’s like a “morn’ in spring,” and spring is just what came to Jeffersonville in time for the village’s annual St. … more
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Tyler Schwartz of Yulan had the perfect seating for his children in the family’s Radio Flyer red wagon for his son Dawson and daughter Adalynn to see the Parade.
Yulan goes green for St. Patrick’s Day
A ll the Irish eyes were smiling on Sunday, March 17, including the local weatherman’s, as the St. Patrick’s Day Parade returned to Yulan after many years absence. With excited onlookers … more
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Assemblywoman Gunther: Assembly budget proposal puts holistic care for our communities first
SULLIVAN COUNTY — “As Chair of the Assembly’s Committee on Mental Health, my commitment lies in advancing a comprehensive healthcare approach that prioritizes both physical and … more
Congressman Molinaro announces Sullivan County secures federal grant
SULLIVAN COUNTY — On the heels of once again achieving the largest private sector job growth in the region year to year, The Partnership for Economic Development in Sullivan County is pleased … more
Leecia Roberta Eve.
Leader in both the Public and Private Sectors Joins Central Hudson’s Board
SULLIVAN COUNTY — Leecia Roberta Eve, a Partner with Ichor Strategies, has joined the Board of Directors of Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation, the electric and natural gas utility … more
LeChase Renovating two Open Door Family Medical Center Buildings
GOSHEN — LeChase Construction Services has begun the renovation and expansion of Open Door Family Medical Center facilities in two downtown Ossining, NY, buildings. The buildings, at 2 … more
Monticello High School Principal Gary Furman, MBK Fellows Judah Brown and Xavean Mitchell, MCSD Director of Counseling, Social-Emotional Learning, and Student Services Tokinma Killins, and MBK Mentors Naquan Holman, and David Jett pose at the 2024 Stand and Deliver event.
MBK Fellows Judah Brown and Xavean Mitchell attend workshop in Albany
SULLIVAN COUNTY — On Friday, Feb. 16, Monticello’s My Brother’s Keeper (MBK) Fellows, Judah Brown and Xavean Mitchell, attended the New York State My Brother’s Keeper Stand … more
Lynn Priebe of Liberty, Trustee and volunteer Museum Educator with 7th grade students from Columbia Secondary School in the Bronx.
Volunteer Open House at the Time and the Valleys Museum
GRAHAMSVILLE — Volunteer Open House will be held on Sunday, March 24, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Time and the Valleys Museum, St. Rt. 55, Grahamsville, NY. The afternoon is a welcome and … more
Warrior Teen Jesse Guara acted as the ‘reporter’ for his group sharing about his table’s ideas for taking what they’ve learned about the dangers of vaping back in their schools.
Warrior teens learn about the dangers of vaping
LIBERTY — On March 8th, Sullivan 180 launched the Warrior Teen Film Series with “Nic Sick: The Dangers of Youth Vaping,” at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. The film was attended … more
Sullivan 180 Healthiest Fire Department Challenge
Just two weeks into March, we have two departments over 100 points. Monticello is still holding on with 111 points in the top spot, but Kauneonga Lake is closing in, trailing by just 11 now with 100 … more
Gary Peake’s pets get a lot of love and attention. Here Bailey takes a break close by his best friend.
Lost and Found
LONG EDDY   – Most lost dog stories – especially ones that are three years and four months old –don’t have a very happy ending. But Ralph is no ordinary dog and Gary … more
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Castrese Longobardi had a booth called Casa di Longobardi selling Italian Imports
500 people enjoy Spring Marketplace in Liberty
LIBERTY – The Sullivan Catskills Visitors Assn. (SCVA) ushered in spring last Saturday by hosting a Spring Market at their Sullivan Ave., Liberty location.   “We were thrilled … more
Daniella Dooling — “The Canary Project”
Art exhibit on environmental change at CAS
Three artists, Hovey Brock, Daniella Dooling and Valerie Hegarty, examine damage done by environmental change, creating a platform for dialogue in an exhibit at Catskill Art Space (CAS) in Livingston … more
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Town Supervisor Michael Robbins gave his own report during public comment about the recent Council of Governments meeting, which involved Town Supervisors. Left to right: Councilman Peter Goodman, Deputy Supervisor John Rufer, Supervisor Michael Robbins, Town Lawyer Benjamin Gailey, Councilman Jim Post. At bottom from left: Councilman Tyler Wood, Councilman Matt Moore, and Councilman Gary Forthoffer.
Winterton Road speed limit change denied
WURTSBORO   — Town Supervisor of Mamakating, Michael Robbins, updated the public regarding multiple ongoing projects on March 5, as well as notify the public that the State denied a 40 mph … more
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