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Birthday wishes to Paul Kean, Sue Tremper, Tina Hart, Beth Johnston-Groth, Shlomo Franklin, Kelly Sturm, Carol, Ken, and Danny Bloom, Bill Townsend, Jackie Beirnacki, Jane Sorensen, Steve Levine, …
Sometimes, living in a small town has its perks, and this is one of them! A specialty rye bread has been making waves in New York City, with people paying as much as $60 for a single loaf. But right …
Thanksgiving is a curious holiday. We gather around tables laden with food, pass the stuffing, argue over politics, and occasionally wonder how we're related to some of the people sitting across from …
My winter to-do list grows longer every day. I’ve scheduled an appointment at Foxes Service Station in White Lake later this week to have my snow tires installed, and I need to stack my firewood …
As fall continues onward, many are preparing for the upcoming holidays. And, this week brings a holiday so important to us all. On the eleventh month, on the eleventh day, on the eleventh hour, since …
120 Years Ago - 1906 Charles E. Hughes won the governorship over William R. Hearst by the narrow plurality of 36,000. The New York World, commenting editorially, said, “that this narrow …
Sullivan 180 Youth Mental Health Program Manager Who says turkey is only for Thanksgiving? Give taco night a fun fall twist with these easy Thanksgiving Turkey Taco Bowls! This colorful, …
As we enter November, everything is coming up pumpkin spice donuts, coffee, candles and more. But there is more to this fall squash than meets the eye. Pumpkins fall into the …
Congratulations to our Jeff Post Office for Jack the Scarecrow being voted the favorite Scarecrow on Main Street! I am sure Meredith had a lot to do with it! Good job done by all our businesses for …
A significant anniversary went by largely unnoticed this spring, completely overshadowed by the celebrations surrounding America’s 250th birthday. The Town of Fallsburg turned 200 years old in …
Now that we've decided who belongs in Congress and have dealt with the issues affecting red and blue states, maybe we can focus our attention on an equally pressing issue to our nation: Does it make …
November 2 – Birthday wishes to Henry Bloom, Robin LaFountain, Janet Goodman, Laurie Frunzi, Sharon Thomas, Arte Knapp, Neil Gilberg, Alyce VanEtten, Sharon Jankiewicz, Kathy Diaco, Alan ‘The Sheriff’ Abramson, and the lovely Colleen Cooke.
Lake Huntington – November has arrived, bringing cooler temperatures, shorter days, and the last of the colorful fall leaves. As we turn our calendars to a new month, the holiday season is just around the corner, and our local communities are gearing up for craft fairs, holiday shopping, and seasonal celebrations. November is also a time to reflect on all we have to be thankful for, from family and friends to the wonderful community we call home. With Thanksgiving just a few weeks away, it’s the perfect time to slow down, appreciate the little things, and support the local businesses and organizations that make our area so special.
The Halloween candy is gone, the costumes have been donated, and the ghosts and goblins have gone back into hiding. And yet, the case of Anneliese Michel, a German teenager whose story unfolded in the late 1960s and early ’70s, still haunts me.
130 Years Ago - 1896 Fosterdale, Nov. 2 – A handsome family monument was placed on Stephen Wormuth’s plot in the cemetery last week by the Liberty gravestone men. Liberty, Oct. 28 – …
Ten months in and two to go, and 2026 will be in the rear-view mirror. I get asked quite a bit this time of year, what is the latest we can put out grass seed? Well, the truth of the matter is, if it is good perennial seed you can do it anytime. If it gets too cold too soon, the seed will just sit on the soil until next spring before it germinates. But then of course you run the risk of it washing or blowing away before it has a chance to sprout out in the spring.
That was then and this is now. There were about six of us at the table and the rest of them were all taking medicine. They all envied me because I didn’t take any medicine at all. Boy, have things changed! I now take fifteen pills per day.
There are few moments more satisfying for a home cook than hearing your name announced as the winner of a chili competition.
As this Historian told the crowd assembled for last Friday’s HO&WL Walk on the Liberty Rail Trail organized by the Sullivan County O&W Rail Trail Alliance, there are any number of spooky tales and ghost stories written about Sullivan County that make for suitable Halloween reading—Stephen Crane’s “The Black Dog” and Washington Irving’s “A Marvelous Tale of Mamakating Hollow” among them-- but the region’s most famous and enduring ghost story is not a work of fiction at all.
Birthday wishes to Beth Frangipane, Ben Cohen, Wendy Brown, John Kemp, Danielle Akers, and Mike Salomon. Happy anniversary to Elaine and Jaio Maraj. Bethel Departments, Parks & …
Halloween is just around the corner, and Lake Huntington is getting into the spooky spirit! With pumpkins on porches, colorful leaves falling, and costumes ready for a night of trick-or-treating, …
The Huz (short for husband) was making his annual attempt to keep winter outside where it belongs. He was clearing leaves, putting away garden tools, checking the hoses, and installing hanging storm …
