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Birthday wishes to Jeffrey Cohen, Nicole M Mullally, Allison Ruef, Kellee Thelman, Analey Stratton, Brady Dollard, Karen Billig, Ellen Tucker, Michael Altman, Brian Gager, Samantha Liff Garchik, and … more
After six months of wrangling back and forth with the Town of Highland’s Planning and Zoning Board, on Valentine’s Day, Nonna Hall hosted a Welcome Open House and the Greater Barryville … more
Snow, ice, rain, repeat! What a winter this has been! But, not to worry. There are so many things happening in Sullivan County to warm your hearts and keep us all moving forward in a positive manner. … more
Winter’s been hanging on a little longer than I’d like, and I’m definitely ready for it to be over. The cold has its charm for a while, but after months of freezing temperatures, … more
Somewhere in the bible, I’ve heard it’s said, “Eat good food, drink good wine, anoint your head with the finest oils, wear fine clothing, and love the wife of your youth.” … more
140 Years Ago - 1885 It is rumored that the Western Union Telegraph Company will establish a telegraph office at Pike Pond (Kenoza Lake) and the wire is to be connected on the Jeffersonville … more
One of my favorite meals on a special occasion are steaks basted in butter. This isn’t a weekly recycled meal, as it’s decadent and not exactly weight watcher approved, but my husband and … more
In gardening you can learn something new everyday and still not know it all. Last year my wife and I took a trip to Scotland and on that trip found out some interesting knowledge about Vicki’s … more
In the 1990s we started seeing bracelets with the letters WWJD appearing. These letters stood for “What Would Jesus Do?”, and many wore them as a reminder to think about their actions … more
The “Cutting Garden” Main Street in Youngsville has announced it is time to think Spring planting! They ask that you pre-order by March 1st. Stop in the shop or call them with your list … more
One of my earliest memories was the morning I mastered the art of tying my shoes. Learning how to tie your shoelaces is not just a practical necessity. It is a big step in developing hand-eye … more
To many historians, Noble Sissle, composer, lyricist, bandleader, singer and playwright, is the man most responsible for ushering in the Harlem Renaissance. For those whose main focus is … more
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