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An apple tree cut back from twenty feet to six feet.
Pruning
Well it is a sure sign that spring is right around the corner when my birds have come back. Last fall we had a flock of goldfinches with a pair of cardinals that would stop by every day through the … more
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Time to stop fighting
Have you ever fought against God or His word? Many throughout history have, such as the prophet Jonah. God told him to go to the wicked city of Ninevah to proclaim if they didn’t repent, He … more
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Space oddity
Are you looking for something different to do? Are you bored with your current surroundings and lifestyle? Want an opportunity to share a unique yearlong experience with three strangers? If so, it is … more
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Jean Amatucci Fox in 2020. She was the first woman to represent Sullivan County in the New York State Assembly, the first Registered Nurse elected to the NYS Assembly, and the first woman to give birth while in office in the NYS Legislature.
Sullivan County’s first assemblywoman
The fact that since 1987 the month of March has been celebrated as Women’s History Month in this country provides an interesting perspective on the recent announcement by Assemblywoman Aileen … more
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Enhancing our visibility standards
The Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association is diligently enhancing the visibility of travel opportunities within the Sullivan Catskills. Amidst an unprecedented boom in the tourism industry … more
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Bethel
Birthday wishes to Howard Goldsmith, Joe Loughlin, Carole R Abramson, Harriet Thesby, Dennis Newberg, Sue Newberg, Chris Connolly, Ronnie Dickman, and Joan Booth. Jeff Cali and Chris Lehman have Leap … more
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Irene Jakubowski, the chef and owner of Irene’s Eldred Diner on Route 55 In downtown Eldred, is back open after being closed for several months for her medical leave. Her grill is sizzling on high with eggs bacon and ham, and she back cooking up a storm for her devoted customers. The Diner’s hours of operations are from 7am-3pm every day, and the Diner is closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays. So glad Irene is back cooking the best breakfast and lunches in town.
Highland
I was very happy to see a notice on our local Facebook page that Irene’s Diner in Eldred has reopened. Irene Jakubowski, the long time owner and chef, was back in business and had the diner … more
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Lake Huntington
  As February nears its end, we find ourselves at a crossroads between the remnants of winter and the promise of spring. The days grow longer and the anticipation of warmer days brings so much … more
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Turning corners
It was March ‘76 and my new friend Patti and I were going to see a band whose leader, Clifford Carter, Patti knew from college, The University of Miami’s Music School. Thanks to Patti, … more
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The difference a century makes: One hundred twenty years ago, a machine like the one above was installed at the Sullivan County Record offices to upgrade the newspaper’s typesetting capabilities. In describing the typesetter, it was said, “The Simplex is small and compact, weighing about 1100 pounds and occupying no more floor space than an ordinary coal stove... the typesetter uses the same kind of type as is set by hand... It does the work perfectly, and while it is apparently simple, it would be impossible to explain the matter intelligently.” Two persons could work on the machine at one time, one at the keyboard and the other spacing the assembled type. Today we marvel at what we might still be working with to distribute the news, if not for the invention of the personal computer.
Feb. 27, 2024 Edition
140 Years Ago - 1884 A current report that Messrs. E.A. Clark & Company intend to purchase the bark, owned by Wales of Pike Pond. If this could be effected, our tannery will hold out for the … more
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Prepping for spring
Even though the days are getting longer, it is still quite chilly out there and not time to rototill the garden yet. But hope springs eternal as we get closer to spring and warmer weather. … more
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Dollar Daze
You do not have to be a spy or a secret agent to pass hidden messages and codes to people on a daily basis. Every one of us carries a multitude of paper that contains symbols, images and microprints … more
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