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Bethel: The Corner
April 25 – Birthday wishes to Nellie Broskin, Chuck Ramat, Laurie Weiss, Mati Friehling, Jaxon Broskin, Vicky V Simpson, Lee Karasik, Susan B Otto, Eli VanEtten, Barry Somerville, Arthur Glick, … more
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George Webber
Highland
April 25 – April is National Donate Life Month. This designation is to highlight the need and the importance of eye, tissue and organ donations and celebrate the exceptional impact of the gift … more
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Lake Huntington
April 25 — Hard to believe we are heading into May! Memorial Day Weekend will be here before you know it and the unofficial start to Summer begins. Here are a few upcoming local events … more
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When I owned Madison Square Garden
Probably the most dangerous thing anyone could tell someone like Ramona is that you can sneak into any rock concert at Madison Square Garden without paying for it…even when it’s sold … more
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A busy corner at Briscoe Road: After we published this photo in Glancing Back (March 7, 2023 issue), we heard from Katherine Calkin who grew up on Briscoe Road. She wrote that Eben Lawrence owned the Hotel Lawrence [far right], the Leona, the feed store and miniature golf across the street where the fire department is today. Said Katherine, “The first kindergarten class in White Sulphur Springs [was] housed upstairs in the firehouse. June Ellmauer started the year with us, but was replaced by Edith Paul when Mrs. Ellmauer became pregnant.” She also recalls Jack Eggler’s garage, Fishbein’s market which was only open in the summer, and the house which Jack Eggler lived in, which is on the pond. Does anyone have photos of the miniature golf or the early fire department that they would be willing to share? If so, call Ruth at (845) 887-5200 or email alookatyesteryear@gmail.com
April 25, 2023 Edition
150 Years Ago -  1873 Pigeons are again flocking over the county. Several flocks have been seen at different points. Owing to considerable opposition, it is doubtful if Monticello’s … more
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When the Forsythia bloom
If you have been out of the house lately you must have seen the forsythia, with its golden yellow color, in full bloom. Forsythia are our reminder that now is the time to treat your lawn for … more
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Jeffersonville
Exciting Event in Jeffersonville this Sunday from 3-6 p.m.! The Sullivan County Chamber Orchestra presents “Bach’s Coffee Cantata at Lulu’s Social Club (above the Jeff Bake … more
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Snail mail
The use of the term “snail mail” connotes that getting something sent through the post office is a slow process. That is true when compared with the speed of transmitting via computers or … more
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Some of the participants at last year’s Delaware Company sponsored Highland History Hike at the Minisink Battleground Park listening to the hike’s narrator, Sullivan County Historian John Conway (forground).
History hikes in Hurleyville and Barryville
Hurleyville’s Milk Train Trail and Barryville’s Minisink Battleground Park are the venues for two more in a long line of popular History Hikes, this time to again commemorate national … more
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Miracles do happen
First there was a Sedar at my church on Saturday. My son and I thought it was on the 15th but could we have gotten it wrong? Maybe it had taken place on the 8th and we had missed it. But after … more
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Smallwood-Mongaup valley
Our April days have warmed and lengthened beautifully now to the point that you, Reader, can sometimes sit with a book on your lap or read this newspaper outside until almost 8:00 PM without a lamp. … more
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Candy Bott of Eldred is walking 100 miles during the month of April as part of the American Cancer Society’s “Make a World Without Cancer Reality” campaign. Candy is a very accomplished artist, poet and photographer, and we all know her from her twenty plus years working at the Eldred Post Office. So far with a combination of roads, the high school track and her treadmill Candy has logged 72.66 miles towards her goal. If you would like to donate to her campaign go to her Facebook page.
Highland
During this month of April Candy Bott of Eldred has decided to take a walk- not any old walk but a one-hundred-mile walk! And after her walk she probably will not end up far from the Town of … more
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