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N ext week on Tuesday, May 20, you get to play a big role in deciding the next step of your child’s educational process – approving the upcoming school budget for the next year as well as …
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5/16/25
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S even Branches of Military. Millions of service members. Countless debts owed to all of them.
This upcoming Saturday, the United States will once again recognize Armed Forces Day. This day is …
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5/13/25
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W ith this Sunday being the return of Mother’s Day, there is no better time than now to set up a day to remember (if you haven’t already) and give your mom the best day ever.
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5/9/25
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E ven though the rain has made its presence known, briefly disrupting plans all weekend, the flowers, leaves and other plants have been bathed in the much needed precipitation – giving way to a …
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5/6/25
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S oon, it will be the biggest night of the year for many high schoolers around the county; prom night. It is an evening filled with photos, food, fun and flashy dancing. Truly one for the yearbooks. …
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5/2/25
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I n March of 2023, Sullivan County’s government parted ways with their last to hold the title of Human Rights Commissioner, Adrienne Jensen, whose absence left a hole in the important functions …
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4/29/25
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ver eight decades ago, liberation was found after the Allies in World War II pushed through the Axis Powers and took back much of Europe, albeit, it was too late to save over 6,000,000 Jewish …
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4/25/25
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I t goes without saying that caring for our shared Earth is one of our most important duties, especially as inhabitants of such a beautiful county and the Delaware River valley. The saying …
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4/22/25
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O ne of the most important dates of the Christian religion has hopped back around the calendar – Easter Sunday! Even though the Gospel story about Good Friday and Easter Sunday is a tale of …
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4/18/25
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W e have one thing here on the Western side of the county, its the Delaware River and its incredible views. The border river runs all the way between New York and Pennsylvania, and along its winding …
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4/15/25
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T omorrow marks the beginning of this year’s Passover – and we want to wish all those who partake in this historic holiday a peaceful and happy celebration! Running until nightfall …
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4/11/25
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Y our local fire department and everyone who is called to the scene of an emergency are counting on you…to do nothing!
At least, they want you to not burn anything as the state-wide burn …
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4/8/25
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T he first day of this month marked the always anticipated Opening Day for Trout fishing. For many who both live in the area and flock to the rivers from afar, it is the beginning of a long and …
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4/4/25
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T he sky is falling! The sky is falling! Just take a look outside…gotcha! In case you were caught unaware on today’s “infamous” date, it is April’s Fools Day – …
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4/1/25
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Down for a day trip to the Big Apple but worried about parking and traffic? Can’t quite seem to get a ride secured? Worry not any longer, as with the new daily bus program out of the Villa …
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3/28/25
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E ven amongst journalists, where competition can be stiff at times, community is an important aspect in learning, growing and pursuing the craft. Last Thursday and Friday, Sullivan County Democrat …
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3/25/25
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E ven amongst journalists, where competition can be stiff at times, community is an important aspect in learning, growing and pursuing the craft. Last Thursday and Friday, Sullivan County Democrat …
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3/25/25
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T here the headline rang out on the front page of Tuesday’s edition, “Judge denies Forestburgh’s appeal to dismiss discrimination lawsuit.”
Soon thereafter, …
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3/21/25
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T his is National Sunshine Week, celebrated every March since 2005 and coordinated by the American Society of Newspaper Editors. The activities surrounding this week are meant to enlighten the public …
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3/18/25
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I t’s that time of the year once more where you get out your best green attire, enjoy watching some parades and take in all the sights, sounds, food and colors of St. Patrick’s Day. This …
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3/14/25
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M
arch is Women’s History Month. It has been celebrated all over the world since 1978. It first began as a week-long celebration in California. As we enter Women’s History Month, …
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3/11/25
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I t has been a challenging time to make ends meet. There’s been an increase in the cost of your groceries, insurance, and, yes, even your utility bill. NYSEG cares about the people we serve, …
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Patricia Nilsen, president and CEO of NYSEG & RG&E
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3/7/25
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A community needs a few key services to really feel like a secure place to call home. Those might include a post office, a bank, or a good restaurant. But there is another one that most …
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3/4/25
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N o one should have to put up with dangerous working conditions – and yes, that includes corrections officers. Right now, 15,000 workers at 38 of New York’s 42 State Prisons are on …
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2/28/25
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N o matter what you put on it – it can’t be sugar coated. Both the Town and Village of Liberty and the entire county have been hit hard this past week with the shocking news of …
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2/25/25
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