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  Thank you to everyone that came out to support the Jeffersonville Fire Departments Chicken BBQ last Sunday! The chicken was delicious and the rest of the dinner was tasty too! The Western … more
The title of this week’s Random Thoughts is lifted from an old English proverb. The complete proverb says that birds of a feather flock together. It means that people who share similar … more
There was quite a commotion in Sullivan County government circles in the spring of 1930, as officials came to grips with a surprising revelation: the village of Monticello had supplanted the village … more
  Michael’s dog, Andy is here most of the time and is literally on his last legs.   He has been hanging in there despite the fact that the vet has told Michael that he needs to face … more
Guest columnist CEO at Sullivan 180 Either for sports or after a long day of learning, children and teens need to refuel! Healthy snacks can help replenish good energy and keep blood sugar … more
March 31 — No fooling around! April 1st is here and I am not joking with you about all the amazing events and opportunities happening right here in our community. What were you doing 50 … more
Birthday wishes to Dylan Herfield, Jake Gold, Gregory VanLowe, Bill Pammer, Emma Levi, Caleb Zedek, Tom Stratton, Parker Raynor, Marvin Ronik, Sara Halprin, Rich Klein, Leo Glass, Paul Tomasulo, … more
140 Years Ago - 1885 John Edwards of East Hill has sold his farm to William Miller of New York. Consideration $1800. Mr. Edwards will go to Tioga Co., Pa. Mrs. Anna S. Miller has sold her … more
So now we are into late March, it’s officially spring, so what. Well not much yet, you can’t do much outside even though the snow and ice is gone. The frost is already out of the ground, … more
It was just a normal day tending a flock of sheep in the desert, something Moses did every day. But suddenly he noticed something unusual. A bush was on fire but did not burn up. So Moses thought, … more
Congratulations to the entire cast, orchestra, stage crew/set designers and production staff for a fantastic performance of “The SpongeBob Musical” this past weekend at the Sullivan West … more
Abe “Kid Twist” Reles, the notorious Brooklyn mobster who helped run the enforcement arm of organized crime fashionably dubbed Murder, Inc., sat in the Manhattan jail called the Tombs and … more
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