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Josh Groban returns to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Pavilion on his Harmony tour.
Harmony at Bethel Woods: Josh Groban returns
Josh Groban, a singer, songwriter, and actor who has sold more than 30 million albums since his debut in 2001, said he was honored to return and sing on the same grounds as the historic 1969 … more
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These photos, printed from recently rediscovered negatives, are part of an ongoing display at the Sullivan County Cultural Center in Hurleyville. Taken by Hortonville native and North Pole explorer Frederick Cook, they’ll be the subject of an informative discussion July 21.
Take a trip back to a colder place
Now on display at the Sullivan County Cultural Center, an historic collection of photographs taken by North Pole explorer and Sullivan County native Frederick Cook will be the subject of a July 21 … more
Lewis showed the fearsome aspect of a British foe whose use of a bayonet was skillful and deadly. A trained soldier could reload and shoot a muzzleloader three times within a minute, but not when faced with a charging bayonet.
The life of Ned Hector
On Sunday, July 10, about 40 people stepped (figuratively) into the shoes of Black people living in the colonies during the Revolutionary War era, as Noah Lewis spoke at the Fort Delaware Museum of … more
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The Liberty NY Rotary Club were well-represented at the parade. Pictured is Club Treasurer Matt Sush (in front with son Arlo), and Past Presidents Judy Siegel and Dr. Bill Silver.
Liberty celebrates America’s 246th birthday
Red, White and Blue were in abundance in Liberty at Monday’s Greater Liberty Chamber of Commerce Fourth of July festivities, sponsored by Rolling V Transportation Services and the Davidson … more
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A young child and his mother greet Smokey the Bear at the 15th Zane Grey Festival.
The 16th Annual Zane Grey Festival is Back
BEACH LAKE, PA - Upper Delaware Scenic & Recreational River and the Zane Grey’s West Society will host the 16th Annual Zane Grey Festival. The free festival will be held on the grounds of … more
Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan staff members spearheaded a hugely successful 2022 Hudson Valley Gives campaign. (From left to right: Lisa Mitchell, Communications and Program Coordinator; Megan Martini, Administrative and Communications Associate; Nicole Feller Lee, Director of Development and Communications; Elizabeth Rowley, President and CEO; and Stacey Muller, Director of Finance and Operations)
Hudson Valley Gives Raises More than $600,000 for 181 Local Nonprofits with Virtual Fundraising Day
MONTGOMERY – This year’s 7th annual Hudson Valley Gives was a tremendous success, raising more than $600,000 for 181 local nonprofits. The fully online fundraiser is hosted by the … more
RUPCO Assistant Vice President of Operations and Executive Director of RDAC, Faith Moore, presenting Michelle VanDunk and her children Cheyenne, center, and Tori with housewarming gifts consisting of a potted plant and two mugs full of sweet treats.
Celebrating first-time homebuyers
For many families, closing on a home is one of the defining moments of their lives. The Sullivan County Land Bank, in conjuction with RUPCO, celebrated three first-time homebuyer families in the … more
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The D&H Canal Linear Park in the Town of Mamakating offers a unique experience.
Lock 50 on the Delaware & Hudson Canal
The Delaware and Hudson Canal was built in the early 1800s to transport anthracite coal from the mines of North-eastern Pennsylvania to the Hudson River and stimulated the growth of settlements … more
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On June 19th, the congregation of the Kenoza Lake United Methodist Church held a special farewell service and fellowship for Pastor Bridgette LeConey (front row, center). After June 30th, Pastor LeConey will be scaling back some of her pastoral activities at different Methodist Congregations and will be a part-time minister at Liberty United Methodist Church.
Embracing other ‘holy’ pursuits, a popular pastor steps down
As a child growing up in Ellenville, little Bridgette Nolan enjoyed a mother and father who believed in open conversations about God, about loving him and reverencing him. The Nolans also … more
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From left, band members Rossar Reynolds, Gary Siegel and Chuck Sommer (who also serves as the band’s president) play trumpet, and Fred Fries is on the trombone.
Tuning up the band
Since 1934 the Callicoon Center Band has brought the sound of sweet music to concert attendees. Their 88th summer season kicks off on July 6 and concerts will take place each Wednesday through August … more
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Town Supervisor Daniel Sturm (center) and Michael Connolly unveil the bench while Chris Connolly looks on. Last Saturday was also Denise Connolly’s birthday.
Connolly remembered at Bethel Dog Park
Family and friends gathered at the Bethel Dog Park on Saturday afternoon to remember community member Denise Sarett Connolly, whose dedication and efforts helped to make such a place possible. … more
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Catskills Pride President Dwayne Brown, center, enjoying the day with Pride attendees. From left, David Vallee, Mathew Dempsey, Harrison Sage, and Michael Givens.
Pride pulls crowd to Callicoon
A cool, consistent wind breezing through the hamlet of Callicoon gave breath to the many rainbow colored flags, pendants, and decorations as a crowd of people showed up to fly their colors, promote … more
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Local organizations, nonprofits and student groups, fire departments and law enforcement agencies were among those who participated in the Juneteenth parade down Broadway in Monticello on Saturday.
Juneteenth commemorated in Monticello
Crowds of people turned out along Broadway in Monticello and at the Ethelbert B. Crawford Public Library on Saturday to observe the latest federal holiday. Juneteenth commemorates the … more
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Fortress Bikes’ Hal Simon (left), Fallsburg Library’s Amanda Letohic (center) and Hurleyville General Store’s Denise Lombardi have teamed up on this new initiative.
Books, Bikes and Brews encourages literacy, wellness
Two Hurleyville businesses, the Hurleyville General Store and Fortress Bikes, have teamed up with the Fallsburg Library to start Books, Bikes and Brews. Each time a student finishes a book from … more
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Efforts to preserve our beautiful Upper Delaware region are some of the contributions that the UDC is looking to award.
UDC seeks nominations for River Valley Awards by July 29
The Upper Delaware Council (UDC) will accept public nominations through July 29 for its 34th Annual Awards Ceremony coming up on September 18. “These awards are intended to honor the … more
Fort Delaware presents the Cushetunk Kids Summer Gardening Program
Fort Dela­ware pre­sents the Cushe­tunk Kids Sum­mer Garden­ing Program, an 8-week program led by Herbalist Nathaniel Whitmore. Kids age 6 to 12 will learn practical gardening … more
Matthew Albeck has been winning audience admiration with his skills in many musical genres.
Local Jazz, Pop, Rock guitarist bringing his talents to Hurleyville
“I only had to hear four bars of a song Matthew Albeck was playing on his sexy yellow Fender Strat to know I loved this young man’s music,” said Carol Smith, co-producer of the … more
Children enjoy the candy and bubbles.
Trout Parade swims through Manor
Crowds of spectators lined the streets in Livingston Manor as the annual Trout Parade was held Saturday, June 11th. Festivities started around 10 am when Randy Hulse Sr plugged in his electric … more
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The Delaware Youth Center pool got a new paint job courtesy of (from left to right) Leo Chan, Emman Robinson, Facilities Coordinator Pete Lafleur, Jamir Craft-Diggs, Instructor Tom, Willemer Loja and Doile Peters.
It’s pool season!
The Delaware Youth Center Board of Directors would like to thank the Facility Maintenance Students from the Delaware Valley Job Corps, who along with their instructor, painted the 1900 square foot … more
Armaan Butler (right) and Andrew Shultz in the middle of their extremely thorough presentation, describing the NARCAN training, and thanking those that helped get them involved.
Tri-Valley’s first civics class a big success
GRAHAMSVILLE –– Students from Tri-Valley Central School District’s new Junior/Senior Civics and Social Justice class, taught by Matt Haynes and Tyler Eckhoff, displayed the skills … more
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The tractor parade almost got a last minute addition ... almost! Little Henry Tonjes of Tonjes Farm in the Beechwoods got a little help affixing his tractor label before deciding maybe he'll wait until next year.
Tractor Parade captivates Callicoon crowd
The threat of rain couldn't hold back the 26th Annual Tractor Parade in Callicoon this past Sunday. Storm clouds stayed away long enough for 178 tractors to make their way through town as the … more
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Hortonville Volunteer Firemen and brother firemen from many surrounding companies held a small memorial service outside the fire house last week following the funeral. The firemen saluted their fallen brother for the last time.
Hortonville pays tribute to David Buddenhagen
David Buddenhagen is a former chief of the Hortonville Volunteer Fire Department. While a member of the department for 68 years, David was a mentor and a father figure to many of the young men and … more
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The Tri-Valley chapter of Future Farmers of America (FFA) attended the New York State Convention in Syracuse last month.
Tri-Valley’s future farmers win big at state convention
Tri-Valley Central School’s FFA (Future Farmers of America) Club attended the New York State Convention from May 12-14 in Syracuse, New York and was awarded the Top Chapter in New York State … more
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Callicoon Fire Dept. hosts ‘Cars and Coffee'
The Callicoon Fire Department has started hosting their monthly “Cars & Coffee” event on the First Sunday of every month. This past Sunday over 25 cars, trucks & motorcycles … more
Starriah Harris was this year’s 6th Grade winner.
You art what you eat
The Liberty Middle School recently hosted their annual You Art What You Eat wellness art competition. The goal of the contest is to encourage students to learn about good nutrition through a creative … more
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