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It is ice fishing time! Please be sure the ice is safe before you try to get out on it. The Catskill Outdoorsman (located at 4882 NY 52, Jeffersonville) has live bait available 24/7 for you. Their …
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Sue Bodenstein
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1/31/25
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I remember the good old days. Those days of yore when, before the existence of devices at your fingertips that provide answers, you relied on the memory stored in your brain. When the internet and …
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Hudson Cooper
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1/31/25
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Irving Jaffee was among the greatest speed skaters of his generation. He turned in the fastest time in the 10,000 meters at the 1928 Olympics in St. Moritz, only to have the event canceled without an …
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John Conway
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1/31/25
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On New Years Eve, I tried chicken sausage for the first time, and I am never turning back. It is a lean protein source, lower in fat and calories than your standard pork sausage, and truly tastes …
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Claire Burns
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1/31/25
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As we step into February, the Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association (SCVA) continues its mission to promote our region and strengthen its economic impact through tourism. The past month has been an …
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1/31/25
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Birthday wishes to Sophie and Denise VanLowe, Marie Smith, Tim Morey, Nelda Coleman, Aaron Weiss, Emil Miller, Barry Scheinfeld, Leslie Huppke, Stephen Tucker, James Loney, Maria Spannos, Wiles, …
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Suzanne White
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1/28/25
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Congratulations to Judit and Konrad Kovacs and their family as they celebrate ten years of operating the Yulan Country Store which is certainly one of the most successful and popular family-owned …
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Paula Campbell
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1/28/25
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The first month of 2025 is coming to a close with many hoping the Punxsutawney Phil does not see his shadow in hopes of an early spring. Either way, we have so much going on in Sullivan County that …
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Lori Orestano-James
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1/28/25
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Sometimes even on a school night, Mom and Dad would play poker with friends, and so it must have been one of those nights because Dad was carrying me from the car to the house. As I floated, a limp …
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Ramona Jan
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1/28/25
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130 Years Ago - 1895
The 14-year-old son of Alfred Akerly of the Six Thousand Acre Tract, near Briscoe, is entitled to the distinction of shooting three coons at one shot, although he was …
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Compiled by Lee Hermann, Muse, & Ruth Huggler
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1/28/25
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Feeling blah, got those winter blues, scratchy throat or maybe starting a cold, take some apple cider vinegar. Apple cider vinegar has long been louted for warding off colds but it actually has many …
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Jim Boxberger
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1/24/25
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The history of beer in America goes back centuries, changing with the cultural and social fabric of the nation. The earliest European settlers in the 17th century who landed at Plymouth Rock …
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Hudson Cooper
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1/24/25
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As the Revolutionary War approached in the 1770s, American colonists were a divided lot, and at least as many of them were inclined to remain part of the British empire as favored breaking away.
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John Conway
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1/24/25
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Local Highland small business owner Matt Adams of Adams Small Engine Repairs had a devastating fire completely destroy his repair shop and garage on his property during the early hours of …
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Paula Campbell
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1/21/25
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The cold and snow have hit together in Sullivan County making our landscape look like a beautiful winter country side. Thanks to all the Highway Workers, Emergency Services Workers, Hospital …
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Lori Orestano-James
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1/21/25
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January feels like stepping into a snow globe, with frosty air, sparkling snow, and chilly adventures all around. The days may be cold and short, but they’re perfect for bundling up and heading …
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Jenn Powell
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1/21/25
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I think we can all agree that friendship is one of the most cherished and fundamental aspects of human existence, transcending boundaries of culture, age, and circumstance. At its core, being a …
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Ramona Jan
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1/21/25
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140 Years Ago - 1885
The following is the New York City market report of general country produce of this week:
Potatoes, per barrel, $1.25 and $1.35; apples, per barrel, $1.50; Beeswax, per …
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Compiled by Lee Hermann, Muse, & Ruth Huggler
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1/21/25
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I have a sweet topic this week and Winnie the Poohs favorite, honey. I’ve talked many times before about beekeeping, but honey is the reason we do it. We all know about using honey for cooking …
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Jim Boxberger
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1/17/25
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I hadn’t known that much about Epiphany before, and after hearing more about it in church this year, I read up on it. It is celebrated twelve days after Christmas, on January 6th.
I found …
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Diane Houghtaling
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1/17/25
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People often ask me how I come up with the subjects for my column. Some of my ideas are culled from overheard conversations I hear whenever I go out. Other column concepts derive from observations of …
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Hudson Cooper
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1/17/25
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It was on April 18, 1775 that Boston silversmith Paul Revere-- along with Samuel Prescott and William Dawes-- embarked on a ride to alert the Minutemen in his area about the sudden advance of British …
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John Conway
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1/17/25
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A fundraiser for the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, sponsored by the AOH Sullivan Brothers is being held Saturday, February 22nd at the Liberty Elks from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. The band “Windy …
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Sue Bodenstein
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1/17/25
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Lentil soup is one of the most underrated soups of all time. The health benefits are numerous, as they are rich in iron, magnesium, vitamin B6, and have tons of fiber. This dish is simple and …
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Claire Burns
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1/15/25
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I’m not usually a New Year’s resolutions or “new year, new me” type of person. Most of the time, I lean towards setting new goals and changing habits as soon as I …
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Maggi Fitzpatrick
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1/14/25
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