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The Town Board of Delaware gears up for a paper shredding and annual Spring Cleanup on April 26.
Town of Delaware gets ready to shred
DELAWARE — Piles of old bank statements taking up valuable space on your desk, in your attic, in your basement? The Town of Delaware plans to host a paper shredding event as part of a larger … more
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Merged district officially named the Rockland Central School District
ROSCOE, LIVINGSTON MANOR   —The new school district created following the merger between Roscoe Central and Livingston Manor Central school districts has offically been named the Rockland … more
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If you’re snuggling up to Bertha by the fireside the town needs to know.
Do you own a wild animal? Neversink would like to know
NEVERSINK   — “Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!”   If you have any of these living in your house, the Town of Neversink would like to know. Last week, the Town … more
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The Callicoon Silos as they stood in October.
Saving the Silos through a lunch and silent auction
CALLICOON — The Callicoon silos, an iconic landmark located on lower Main Street, are in danger of standing no more unless they receive urgent restoration. To address this, the ENGN Civic … more
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Hope Alive 845 hosts first-ever ‘Hot Dog with a Cop’ event in Sullivan County with Kickball Showdown
MONTICELLO — Hope Alive 845 is proud to announce Sullivan County’s first-ever “Hot Dog with a Cop” community event, bringing residents and law enforcement together for a day … more
Huggler is very excited because they reviewed “very great” applicants for counselors from Tri-Valley Central School.
Neversink summer camp progressing smoothly
NEVERSINK   — Neversink Parks and Rec. Director Tanya Huggler gave her monthly update on the progress of the Neversink Summer Camp at Wednesday night’s meeting. She stated that … more
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Nearly a dozen community members attended the meeting to learn more about being a volunteer Long Eddy fireman.
Long Eddy Hose looking forward to April
LONG EDDY  — “How do I become a firefighter in this town?” That was the question one of the twelve volunteers asked last week during a volunteer roundup and excactly what … more
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The search involved more than 10 fire departments, Forest Rangers and New York State Police and lasted from late Sunday night to early Monday morning.
Lost juveniles found in Livingston Manor
LIVINGSTON MANOR —   A tense overnight search for two missing children in the dense woods of Sullivan County ended in relief when emergency personel and State Police located the pair in … more
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District 3 Legislator Brian McPhillips agreed that the Legislature could send a letter of support urging New York State to get Keriland property on the tax rolls.
Neversink thanked for preserving Keriland property
NEVERSINK   — Town of Neversink resident David Brittenham thanked the Board for their preservation of the Keriland Property land Wednesday night after the Open Space Institute recently … more
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A second Statement of Interest from the United States District Court was submitted regarding the Lost Lakes LLC v. Town of Forestburgh lawsuit, wherein the members of the Town Board and other municipal departments were named.
Statement of Interest issued on Forestburgh’s appeal to dismiss
NEW YORK — A lawsuit brought against the Town of Foresburgh for alleged discrimation under the Fair Housing Act has been ruled “ripe for … more
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Town of Rockland announces municipal clean-up and grievance day
ROCKLAND — In their first meeting of March on the 6th, the Town of Rockland Board discussed and scheduled dates for both their municipal clean-up and grievance days. The municipal clean-up is … more
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On Friday March 7, four new recruits assigned to the Sheriff’s Office Patrol Division graduated from the Orange County Police Chief’s Association Academy. The graduation ceremony was held at the Orange County Emergency Services Center in Goshen. In the photo (l to r), Sheriff Mike Schiff, Deputy Sheriff Erik Hill, Deputy Sheriff Daiana Doran, Deputy Sheriff Alyza Garcia, Deputy Sheriff Carson Somers and Undersheriff Eric Chaboty. The new deputies will now begin the next phase of training with their field training officers.
Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office announces four new recruits
On Friday March 7, four new recruits assigned to the Sheriff’s Office Patrol Division graduated from the Orange County Police Chief’s Association Academy. The graduation ceremony was held … more
WSPL budget vote and trustee election
The Western Sullivan Public Library 2025-2026 budget vote and Trustee election will be held on Wednesday, April 23 from 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. at each of the library branches: Delaware Free Branch, 45 … more
Mary Bakalis, Association Executive of the Sullivan County Board of Realtors, left, presents Cathleen Breen with her ‘Realtor of the Year’ award.
Cathleen Breen named Sullivan County Board of Realtors ‘Realtor of the Year 2024’
MONTICELLO – The Sullivan County Board of Realtors (SCBR) proudly announces Cathleen Breen as “SCBR – Realtor Of The Year 2024”.   Cathleen has been chosen by the … more
Attorney Jeffrey Baker presents a draft of a Moratorium Law to the Bethel Town Board on behalf of The Bethel Roundtable.
Making a case for a moratorium
BETHEL — The concerned citizens group known as The Bethel Roundtable presented a petition with 515 signatures requesting a six month pause on multi-family and large-scale construction to the … more
Challenger Paul Champagne
Race for Wurtsboro Mayor pits incumbent v. challenger
WURTSBORO — As the race for Mayor in the village of Wurtsboro approaches, two contenders have stepped up to run: the incumbent Frank Sisco and challenger Paul Champagne. The election will take … more
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Erin Go Bragh in Jeff on Sat.
This Saturday, March 15, there will be a lotta ‘Wearin of the Green” along Main St., Jeffersonville as those who are Irish – and those who wanna be - join the rightful Ancient Order … more
Correction Officers from the Woodbourne Correctional Facility, who were protesting unsafe conditions in the jail, have now received termination letters from the state.
State fires more than 2,000 corrections officers after strike
NEW YORK STATE — More than 2,000 corrections officers have been fired by New York State after a massive strike that has been deemed illegal due to the Taylor Law that shut down much of the … more
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Highland closes on Eldred property to expand parking
HIGHLAND   — After moving to purchase 564 State Route 55 in January, the Town of Highland has since announced it’s closing on the property. Town Supervisor John Pizzolato said … more
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The Town of Callicoon passed resolutions to advertise supply bids for the year and purchase a new Dodge 2500 BigHorn truck.
Town of Callicoon to get some new wheels
CALLICOON   — What could be better news than a brand-new truck? The Town of Callicoon approved the purchase of a 2024 Dodge 2500 BigHorn, 4-wheel drive, pickup truck in its meeting on … more
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Programs and Donor Services Coordinator Lisa Mitchell urges high school seniors and adults returning to college to apply for CFOS scholarships.
CFOS to award 175 scholarships totaling $500,000
SULLIVAN COUNTY   — The Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan (CFOS) announced on February 26 that a total of 175 scholarships worth almost $500,000 will be awarded to high school … more
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Correction Officers striking at Woodbourne Correctional Facility on February 21.
New agreement for Correction Officers reached
SULLIVAN COUNTY   — New York State has proposed a new agreement for striking correction officers that includes the officers’ union, New York State Correctional Officers and Police … more
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Councilman Matt Mordas recounted last Saturday’s visit by Congressman Josh Riley.
Riley tours Wurtsboro
WURTSBORO — As part of the ongoing effort to save Exit 114 from closure, U.S. Congressman Josh Riley (NY-19) visited the Village of Wurtsboro this past Saturday, while also touring some of the … more
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Crash kills one, injures one
MONTICELLO — Emergency personnel, including Catskills Hatzolah, were dispatched to a reported car crash rollover in Monticello at approximately 7:30 p.m. on March 9 that resulted in one … more
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Catholic Charities laying off 33 staff
SULLIVAN COUNTY — Thirty-three people are expected to lose their jobs between May 23 and August 15 as a result of Catholic Charities of Sullivan, Ulster and Orange Counties ceasing chemical … more
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