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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 … more
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 … more
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, … more
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, … more
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 … more
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 … more
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 … more
T wenty-eight years to the day on Valentine’s Day, a good man’s life was cut short while doing what he swore to do as a New York State Police Trooper – To Protect and To Serve. That … more
B ills are a part of life, as everyone making their own way in the world will tell you – and it’s true. Everything costs something, and we have to put up the coin to get what we want, and … more
V alentine’s Day always has some sort of feeling about it, and depending on your relationship status or any preconceived notions about the holiday, it’s either one of the best days of the … more
J ust a glance at the massive ballot for those running for the brand new Livingston Manor-Roscoe school board shows not only that the parents and residents of those communities care deeply about the … more
I n the wake of newly-inaugurated President Trump’s unprecedented mass pardon of January 6 Insurrectionists, the classic saying “two wrongs don’t make a right” comes to mind. … more
F amily – one of the few functions of society that make things not only bearable in tough times, but also over-jubilant when the good times roll.   The people we call family are the … more
T ime is a valuable commodity. And we don’t know about you, but we hate when our time is wasted. While technology has done much good in society, the disappearance of person-to-person … more
Y ou know when the thermometer hits any numbers below 32 degrees, it’s that time of the year for taking a few trips down the slopes with a pair of skis, or maybe even a snowboard. Sullivan … more
A nd just like that, four years have passed and the time has come to once again see the transfer of power from one administration to the next, as has been the democratic practice since George … more
R eeling off of the most recent meeting last Thursday regarding the ongoing merger process between the waning Livingston Manor Central and Roscoe Central school districts, the path ahead was made … more
T here’s a lot going on within our eight school districts across the county, as students from all grades and interests partake in after-school extracurriculars. A lot of those definitely … more
O ut here in the scenic country landscape, winter brings along with it great benefits and activities that thousands of visitors and county residents alike partake in. In addition to sticking to … more
F ive…four…three…two…one…HAPPY NEW YEAR! And just like that, the countdown shared around the world will once again restart the annual clock this evening into … more
M any in the town of Highland have their eyes back on Camp Fimfo, which was brought back into the spotlight after the project’s Draft Environmental Statement, or DEIS, was accepted by the … more
W e take pleasure in answering thus prominently the communication below, expressing at the same time our great gratification that its faithful author is numbered among the friends of The Sun: … more
O ne staple of winter that affects every single one of us is the consistent and gradual shortening of daylight hours and elongating of the night. It is almost disorienting when you look at the clock … more
T he parents and voters within the Livingston Manor and Roscoe school districts have a big decision to make on Thursday, December 19 at each of the district’s gymnasiums – will the two … more
W hat do you do when you lose something dear to your heart, like when your world falls apart after losing a long-time partner and best friend? For many people, it means rechecking personal priorities … more
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