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Rock Hill Volunteer Ambulance Corps volunteers and recent Monticello graduates Priscilla Martin and Jacob Kaplan (holding checks) were each recipients of the Pearl Dumont Scholarship Fund, which benefits Monticello students with plans to study in the medical field.
Pearl Dumont Scholarship fund benefits Monticello students
Members of the Rock Hill Volunteer Ambulance Corps gathered on Monday evening last week to celebrate two of their young members and recent high school graduates. Priscilla Martin and Jacob Kaplan … more
Renowned violinist Midori will be performing on August 10 with a meet-and-greet for students afterwards.
Shandelee Music Fest is highlighted by Midori
An exciting 29th season awaits fans of the Shandelee Music Festival (SMF) with a full two weeks of world class music presented at their Sunset Concert Pavilion. The 2022 season begins on Saturday, … more
Hilda Rossal of Cochecton turned 102 years-old earlier this month.
Cochecton resident celebrates 102 years of life
Cochecton resident Hilda Rossal achieved a significant milestone earlier this month when she turned 102 years-old. Born on July 1, 1920 in Newburgh to Otto and Meta Bruning, Rossal and her family … more
Richie Dunn explains to the crowd the vehicle extrication process as a part of the demonstration during the fair.
Founders Day draws a crowd
It was a sunny and hot day for attendees at the Wurtsboro Founders Day Fair on July 9. The annual fair was organized by the Wurtsboro Board of Trade, who actively organizes events and supports … more
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The Creek House Grill on Main Street in Callicoon officially opened their bar and restaurant on May 27. Raising the business to new heights is owner Karen Dettori (right) and her husband John, and employee Sara Kelly.
Main St., Callicoon gains Creek House Grill
The Creek House Grill, a woman-owned bar and restaurant on Main Street in the hamlet of Callicoon, made its grand debut on May 27. Owner Karen Dettori and her husband John, alongside employee Sara … more
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Josh Groban returns to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Pavilion on his Harmony tour.
Harmony at Bethel Woods: Josh Groban returns
Josh Groban, a singer, songwriter, and actor who has sold more than 30 million albums since his debut in 2001, said he was honored to return and sing on the same grounds as the historic 1969 … more
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These photos, printed from recently rediscovered negatives, are part of an ongoing display at the Sullivan County Cultural Center in Hurleyville. Taken by Hortonville native and North Pole explorer Frederick Cook, they’ll be the subject of an informative discussion July 21.
Take a trip back to a colder place
Now on display at the Sullivan County Cultural Center, an historic collection of photographs taken by North Pole explorer and Sullivan County native Frederick Cook will be the subject of a July 21 … more
Lewis showed the fearsome aspect of a British foe whose use of a bayonet was skillful and deadly. A trained soldier could reload and shoot a muzzleloader three times within a minute, but not when faced with a charging bayonet.
The life of Ned Hector
On Sunday, July 10, about 40 people stepped (figuratively) into the shoes of Black people living in the colonies during the Revolutionary War era, as Noah Lewis spoke at the Fort Delaware Museum of … more
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The Liberty NY Rotary Club were well-represented at the parade. Pictured is Club Treasurer Matt Sush (in front with son Arlo), and Past Presidents Judy Siegel and Dr. Bill Silver.
Liberty celebrates America’s 246th birthday
Red, White and Blue were in abundance in Liberty at Monday’s Greater Liberty Chamber of Commerce Fourth of July festivities, sponsored by Rolling V Transportation Services and the Davidson … more
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A young child and his mother greet Smokey the Bear at the 15th Zane Grey Festival.
The 16th Annual Zane Grey Festival is Back
BEACH LAKE, PA - Upper Delaware Scenic & Recreational River and the Zane Grey’s West Society will host the 16th Annual Zane Grey Festival. The free festival will be held on the grounds of … more
Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan staff members spearheaded a hugely successful 2022 Hudson Valley Gives campaign. (From left to right: Lisa Mitchell, Communications and Program Coordinator; Megan Martini, Administrative and Communications Associate; Nicole Feller Lee, Director of Development and Communications; Elizabeth Rowley, President and CEO; and Stacey Muller, Director of Finance and Operations)
Hudson Valley Gives Raises More than $600,000 for 181 Local Nonprofits with Virtual Fundraising Day
MONTGOMERY – This year’s 7th annual Hudson Valley Gives was a tremendous success, raising more than $600,000 for 181 local nonprofits. The fully online fundraiser is hosted by the … more
RUPCO Assistant Vice President of Operations and Executive Director of RDAC, Faith Moore, presenting Michelle VanDunk and her children Cheyenne, center, and Tori with housewarming gifts consisting of a potted plant and two mugs full of sweet treats.
Celebrating first-time homebuyers
For many families, closing on a home is one of the defining moments of their lives. The Sullivan County Land Bank, in conjuction with RUPCO, celebrated three first-time homebuyer families in the … more
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