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March 7, 2023 Edition
110 Years Ago - 1913 In a message delivered by Past District Deputy grand master Charles T. Curtis at the last annual public installation of Delaware Lodge No. 561, Callicoon, he gave evidence of … more
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Barry Lewis
I hate to break this to you, but those friends and family snowbirds of yours are basking under the warm Florida sun just chuckling about the weather back home. You know that, right? They … more
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Cooking in the Country
I hope you all aren’t sick of my crockpot/instant pot recipes yet. There is something so appealing about pouring in ingredients and letting time, heat, and pressure do the work. Crockpot … more
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The Garden Guru
     After our tour of the Mayan Chocolate Company our tour concluded at the Barriecito tequila distillery. The Barriecito distillery is a small batch distillery on the mainland of … more
Hope for the Day
Throughout history God has always provided His people with a place to meet with Him. In biblical times, that place was the altar. When God met His people in a special way or did something miraculous … more
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Random Thoughts
Years before the internet most people read newspapers to get the latest news. These days so many of us get news alerts on social media sites. When something important occurs, people rush to virtual … more
A Middletown Times Herald photo of Susanna Potsch and her family shortly after her nomination to run for Superintendent of the Poor in 1929. Susanna is bottom right. Her mother, Susanna Schwatz, is next to her and her two daughters are behind them.
Retrospect
There were probably not many Sullivan County women less likely to be the first to win a county wide election than Susanna Potsch.  She was born Susanna Schwatz in Germany in 1887, and came to … more
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Smallwood-Mongaup valley
March 3 – What with the sudden spate of snow storms hitting us in the past few weeks it has sometimes of late been difficult to safely enjoy a good brisk walk around Smallwood’s … more
Crockpot Chicken Tacos
I hope you all aren’t sick of my crockpot/instant pot recipes yet. There is something so appealing about pouring in ingredients and letting time, heat, and pressure do the work. Crockpot … more
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1943-FDR and mom
In 1943, 'Project Y,' the Manhattan Project's secret laboratory at Los Alamos, New Mexico, for the development and production of the atomic bomb under the direction of J. Robert Oppenheimer, … more
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Bethel
Birthday wishes to Howie Goldsmith, Leon Smith, Joe Loughlin, Jeff Cali, Harriet Thespy, Dennis Newberg, Chris Connolly, Carole R Abramson, Parker Raynor, Bill Sipos, Joanie Scheinfeld, Neil Millens, … more
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Chere Krist, the egg lady from Eldred, is holding Elsa, an Ameraucana that lays blue to light green eggs, and Chere has raised chickens since she was a small kid in Pennsylvania. Because of the bird flu she raises chickens from peeps that are one day old. Her flock of fourteen chickens are doing well and survived the extreme cold by getting a supplemental feeding of scrambled eggs with uncooked oatmeal.
Highland
With the weather doings its usual February misery, I have been spending a lot of time indoors dreaming about starting some new spring projects. One I have been thinking about is whether I should buy … more
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