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The Monster Golf course, seen here in 2020 under construction, plans to open in the summer of 2023 and is seeking approvals from the Thompson Planning Board to construct additional buildings.
The Monster returns
THOMPSON — A legendary golf course that once called Sullivan County home and was listed as one of America’s 100 greatest golf courses will soon return with a planned opening of Summer … more
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The evidentiary hearing regarding the denial of building permit for Lost Lakes Holdings LLC, which began on May 31, resumed with Town of Forestburgh Building Inspector and Code Enforcement Officer Glenn Gabbard giving his testimony before the Town’s Zoning Board of Appeals on Wednesday.
Forestburgh resumes Lost Lakes hearing
FORESTBURGH – The evidentiary hearing process resumed for the appeals case regarding the denial of building permits to Lost Lakes Holdings LLC by Building Inspector and Code Enforcement Officer … more
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Darius Lee, left, is pictured in 2019 leading the Generals to a win over the SUNY Ulster Senators.
College community mourns loss of star basketball player
LOCH SHELDRAKE –– There are players that come through a program, and then there are players that “define” it. According to SUNY Sullivan Dean of Student Development Services … more
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Kratom is legal in 44 of 50 states and can be purchased at many head shops, tobacco stores and gas stations.
Local doctor shares Kratom concerns
SULLIVAN COUNTY –– Kratom (pronounced Kray-tom), in the scope of history, isn't a new drug. Its roots date back hundreds of years to Southeast Asia where native populations used to chew a … more
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County Attorney Michael McGuire (right) responds to questions about the NYS Department of Health from District 2 Legislator Nadia Rajsz.
Legislators approve opioid settlement plan
SULLIVAN COUNTY –– Legislators adopted a 2022-2027 Opioid Settlement Spending Plan on Thursday. The Sullivan County Drug Task Force collaborated with members of law enforcement, health … more
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Pain at the pump
SULLIVAN – In an effort to combat the continuously rising prices at the gas pump all throughout New York State, Governor Hochul announced on June 1st the suspension of certain taxes on motor … more
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Residents will now have a new place to access the Neversink River in Thompson as the town is awarded grant money to help build a park.
New park will provide access to Neversink River
THOMPSON—The Neversink River is part of one of most significant waterworks projects in the state’s history, the Neversink Reservoir which helps quench New York City with Catskills … more
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Roscoe School
Merger study discusses facilities and transportation projections
LIVINGSTON MANOR — After the May meeting regarding the proposed Livingston Manor and Roscoe school district merger was postponed, the committee met on June 6 to discuss facilities and … more
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Free summer meal program returns to Sullivan
Feeding America, an organization that works to provide food to millions of Americans every year by way of food banks, reports, "The number of children facing hunger in the United States rose during … more
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Bethel gives update on Toronto Reservoir public access road
BETHEL — Covering 833 acres with 11 miles of shoreline, the Toronto Reservoir is a popular spot for many in and around the Town of Bethel. At their most recent town board meeting, Supervisor … more
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A standing-room-only crowd filled the Delaware Town Hall on Wednesday night as Town of Delaware Planning Board Planner Tom Shepstone presented his findings to the Planning Board and public. The board voted to grant conditional approval to a subdivision on condition that several criteria are met.
Beechwoods development granted conditional approval
BEECHWOODS – Despite an 11th-hour plea to halt the project until more research could be done, the Delaware Planning Board granted conditional ap­proval to a 9-lot, 60.3 acre subdivision on … more
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Narrowsburg residents debated the need for a town-wide parking study prior to the Town Board ultimately voting against holding one during their June 14 meeting. Ned Lang is shown above addressing the board.
Tusten parking study voted down
TUSTEN — After discussions between the Town and residents regarding the possibility of conducting a town-wide parking study, the Tusten Town Board shut down the idea with a unanimous vote … more
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