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The Delaware Youth Center pool got a new paint job courtesy of (from left to right) Leo Chan, Emman Robinson, Facilities Coordinator Pete Lafleur, Jamir Craft-Diggs, Instructor Tom, Willemer Loja and Doile Peters.
It’s pool season!
The Delaware Youth Center Board of Directors would like to thank the Facility Maintenance Students from the Delaware Valley Job Corps, who along with their instructor, painted the 1900 square foot … more
Armaan Butler (right) and Andrew Shultz in the middle of their extremely thorough presentation, describing the NARCAN training, and thanking those that helped get them involved.
Tri-Valley’s first civics class a big success
GRAHAMSVILLE –– Students from Tri-Valley Central School District’s new Junior/Senior Civics and Social Justice class, taught by Matt Haynes and Tyler Eckhoff, displayed the skills … more
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The tractor parade almost got a last minute addition ... almost! Little Henry Tonjes of Tonjes Farm in the Beechwoods got a little help affixing his tractor label before deciding maybe he'll wait until next year.
Tractor Parade captivates Callicoon crowd
The threat of rain couldn't hold back the 26th Annual Tractor Parade in Callicoon this past Sunday. Storm clouds stayed away long enough for 178 tractors to make their way through town as the … more
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Hortonville Volunteer Firemen and brother firemen from many surrounding companies held a small memorial service outside the fire house last week following the funeral. The firemen saluted their fallen brother for the last time.
Hortonville pays tribute to David Buddenhagen
David Buddenhagen is a former chief of the Hortonville Volunteer Fire Department. While a member of the department for 68 years, David was a mentor and a father figure to many of the young men and … more
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The Tri-Valley chapter of Future Farmers of America (FFA) attended the New York State Convention in Syracuse last month.
Tri-Valley’s future farmers win big at state convention
Tri-Valley Central School’s FFA (Future Farmers of America) Club attended the New York State Convention from May 12-14 in Syracuse, New York and was awarded the Top Chapter in New York State … more
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Callicoon Fire Dept. hosts ‘Cars and Coffee'
The Callicoon Fire Department has started hosting their monthly “Cars & Coffee” event on the First Sunday of every month. This past Sunday over 25 cars, trucks & motorcycles … more
Starriah Harris was this year’s 6th Grade winner.
You art what you eat
The Liberty Middle School recently hosted their annual You Art What You Eat wellness art competition. The goal of the contest is to encourage students to learn about good nutrition through a creative … more
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Loren “Jake” Lentz still performs today at Garnet Health Medical Center in Middletown.
Memories from a Catskills performer:
He was studying piano by the age of four and later mastered the flute, clarinet and saxophone. Loren “Jake” Lentz was born in Brown County, Minnesota – a New Year baby, born … more
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Members of the Knights of Columbus Mamakating Council stopped to say hello during the Wurtsboro’s Memorial Day Parade.
Memorial Day Parade rolls through Wurtsboro
Stepping off promptly at 1 p.m. on a hot and sunny Memorial Day, the Wurtsboro Memorial Day Parade turned the corner on State Route 209 and, with sirens and horns blaring from the emergency personnel … more
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Celtic Woman will perform at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts this Sunday.
Celtic Woman to perform at Bethel Woods
The powerful quartet known as Celtic Woman is now bringing their voices to the Bethel Woods Center for the Arts on the Pavilion Stage this Sunday. Celebrating their 16th anniversary, Celtic Woman … more
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Assembly in Monticello, located on Broadway, is a contemporary art space that is a “multicultural and diverse space that welcomes people from all backgrounds.”
‘The adventure begins’ in Monticello as the museum opens on Broadway
In an empty warehouse space that used to house a Buick dealership and, at one point, vending machines, a new museum has opened its doors along Broadway in Monticello. Assembly, the brainchild of … more
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Board Awards recognize remarkable individuals
The Monticello Board of Education presented Board Awards to several individuals at its May 5 meeting, in acknowledgement of their service to the district. Monticello music teachers Mike Mingo and … more
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