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I hope everybody is OK after the horrible weather we had. I still have some snow. Friday is Spring, let’s have some good weather again! I finally saw flocks of geese and two robins before the high … more
She was born in Wurtsboro in 1865, and although she was a prominent figure in the women’s suffrage movement in New York State, it took weeks of research to find her given name, and years more to … more
Birthday wishes to Carol Malek, Ann Trombley, Arlen Brown, MaryEllen DiCarlo, Karen Greenberg, Clare Catalano, Jeanne Tulp, Michael and Gabriel Schleifer, Melanie Green, Paige Gallet, Mike Cardo, … more
As March draws to a close, signs of spring are finally beginning to appear around our community. The days are getting a little longer, the temperatures are slowly warming, and many local … more
Tracy’s folder 3/17 Ramona’s Ramblings by Ramona Jan Even though it’s St. Patrick’s Day, this column has nothing to do with leprechauns, green beer, or finding a pot of gold. … more
March 16 – March is marching forward with crazy weather and so many activities coming our way. A month of celebrations and filled with activities, there is much on the horizon to know. March … more
130 Years Ago - 1896 It is reported, says the Callicoon Depot Democrat, that George Schmidt has sold his house and lot in the village to Chris Weiss, and that Mr. Schmidt will move to the Town … more
A few weeks back, Paul Ciliberto, on his Catskill News Talk radio show asked me to contribute to a poll he was taking on “Big Breakfasts.” Some listeners said they filled their bellies with … more
I love a spring pasta, especially one with peas and asparagus in it. I've been adding peas into most of my pasta dishes year-round and love the pop of color and sweetness they bring to a dish. … more
I hope everyone had a chance to enjoy the beautiful weather last Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. My snow melted and I was able to get out in my yard to start my spring cleanup projects. After working in … more
What we believe in the core of our beings affects our entire lives. Our beliefs control what we think and speak. Our beliefs control our actions and how we treat others. What we believe propels us … more
March 11 – Join Barbara's Bunch on Saturday, May 2, for “Ragtime,” a Tony Award-winning musical following three groups in early 20th-century America - a white family, a Jewish immigrant, and a … more
Applications are currently being accepted for the 2026-2028 Sullivan County Poet Laureate.  The person chosen will be an ambassador and a leading voice for encouraging the appreciation of … more
She was born in Liberty on September 19, 1865, grew up on the family farm and attended the Chestnut Ridge School and the Liberty Normal Institute. After receiving her teaching degree from Oswego, she … more
Birthday wishes to my favorite lady, Holly White, Emily Morey, Joan Farrow, Luke Farrow, Sue Foss, Stacey Moyer, Nicholas Johnson, Jenny Vielandi, Juliana Carmack, and Scott Samuelson. Happy … more
I have some more information about the 53 rd Annual Yulan St. Patrick’s Day Parade. As the Parade date neared, we’d ask friends, “you marching?” to find out what was going on - none of us … more
Many of us are counting down the days to spring break, longer stretches of daylight, and the first real hints of warmth in the air. The snowbanks may still linger, and the lake may not yet be ready … more
Some days I open Google Docs thinking, “This will be easy,” and other days I realize technology is secretly plotting against me. Today was the latter. The tablet flickered to life. Docs opened… … more
130 Years Ago - 1896 Andrew Abplanalp will treat his patrons to another social hop at his hall in Youngsville on Saturday evening, March 14. You and your friends are invited. Kenoza Lake, … more
The Sullivan West High School Musical Production Club is bringing Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka to life March 13 & 14 at 7 p.m. and March 15 at 2 p.m. at the Lake Huntington Campus. Tickets: Adults … more
James Eldridge Quinlan, who wrote the definitive history of Sullivan County in 1873, mentions very few women in his lengthy chronicle, and provides insight into the lives of none. Perhaps, given the … more
When I was a kid living in Callicoon Center I was fascinated by airplanes flying overhead. I longed to be on one of those planes, so I decided to become an airline stewardess when I grew up. That … more
Director of Community Engagement, Sullivan 180 March brings longer days, a little more energy, and a packed schedule. Whether you’re following the games, juggling work and family life, or … more
Well, has your spring fever broken yet? We have endured the cold and the long nights, but now the daylight is getting longer and we have the time change Sunday morning. Symbols of spring are all … more
How great is it to have access to everything ever knowable in the history of the universe in a pocket-sized computer that we can also use to communicate with friends and family? I am talking, of … more
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