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LIVINGSTON MANOR –– Residents and community stakeholders packed into the Livingston Manor Firehouse for a recent scoping session and public hearing held by the Rockland Planning Board for … more
MONTICELLO – A Request for Proposal (RFP) was  voted on by the Sullivan County Legislature on Thursday, with the intention of seeking not-for-profits that could support and create new … more
LAKE HUNTINGTON –– The Sullivan West Central School District Board of Education passed a unanimous vote on Wednesday, March 1st, to move the current polling location from Sullivan West … more
NEVERSINK – The Neversink Watershed Management Plan (NWMP) was discussed between local environmental conservationist organizations and contractors for a third time on March 1.  The … more
MONTICELLO –– The St. John Street Community School Preschool program held its inaugural Family Literacy Night on March 2 - Dr. Seuss’ birthday!  Students rotated through a … more
LOCH SHELDRAKE — The SUNY Sullivan Health Sciences Program is hosting a two-day healthcare conference at Resorts World Catskills in Monticello, NY, on Thursday and Friday, March 23–24. … more
CALLICOON –– Sullivan County Democrat Publisher Fred Stabbert III is pleased  to announce the promotion of Reporter/Photographer Derek Kirk, 24, to the position of … more
NARROWSBURG – Within six years, the Upper Delaware Council (UDC) predicts it will be forced to eliminate one or more full-time staff positions unless New York State or Pennsylvania can offer … more
LOCH SHELDRAKE –– On February 27 at approximately 8:15 p.m., the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office received a call from an individual in New York City who was concerned that she was … more
GLEN SPEY – A vigil in Glen Spey was held in the continued support of the nation of Ukraine, as February 24th marked the one year anniversary of the Russian invasion. Sullivan County … more
Sullivan County was under a Winter Storm Warning from Monday evening until 7 p.m. Tuesday night when  Winter Storm Piper came barreling through the Northeast.  The storm brought between … more
WURTSBORO – Last Saturday’s early morning winter weather left a modest layer of snow on the O&W Rail Trail in Wurtsboro for trailblazers to leave their tracks while participating in … more
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