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From left, Rick Lederer-Barnes, Nan Stolzenburg, Adam Gold, Town Supervisor Dan Sturm, Gabrielle Scott, Sharon Silverman, Vanessa Olivio, Dan Gettel, Joel Berger, Sidney Gittleman, Moreen Lerner and Vicky Simpson. Not pictured are Jim Lomax and Administrative Support, Kelly Bonnaci.
Bethel Planning Committee holds kickoff meeting
BETHEL -— The Town of Bethel has begun updating its Comprehensive Plan from 2006. The first meeting of the nine-member Comprehensive Plan Committee, together with the Town of Bethel … more
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Sullivan County District Attorney Brian Conaty, left, congratulates Liberty Police Chief Steven D’Agata.
DA Conaty congratulates Liberty Police Department
LIBERTY — District Attorney Brian Conaty recently congratulated the Village of Liberty Police Chief Steven D’Agata with becoming the first Police Agency to become accredited in Sullivan … more
Eleven children and two adults were displaced by the Wednesday afternoon fire at 2 Dillon Rd., Monticello.
Firefighters arrive on the scene in Town of Thompson
MONTICELLO — At 2:20 p.m. on March 13, Sullivan County 911 dispatched Monticello Fire to a structure fire at 2 Dillon Road in the Town of Thompson.   Three minutes later Monticello … more
Congressman Molinaro announces Sullivan County secures federal grant
SULLIVAN COUNTY — The Partnership for Economic Development in Sullivan County is pleased to announce that Sullivan County has been appropriated $1 million toward infrastructure improvements on … more
The preliminary hearing of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vs. Karson Mashatt case was held at the Wayne County Courthouse in Honesdale last Friday afternoon.
Formal arraignment awaits Karson Mashatt after preliminary hearing
HONESDALE, PA – The preliminary hearing of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vs. Karson Mashatt case was held at the Wayne County Courthouse in Honesdale on Friday afternoon, March 8, with the … more
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Lots going on in Liberty
LIBERTY — A public hearing held by the Town of Liberty Monday night heard no opinion on the introduction of a local law intent on amending the end of a paragraph in Section 109-8, which … more
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John Garigliano and his team are hard at work focusing on all aspects of maple syrup production; no position is exclusive and they all cover many aspects.
Maple syrup market hard at work
Story and photos   by Vincent Kurzrock   GRAHAMSVILLE -— It is the busy season for Sugarmaker John Garigliano and his team at the Catskill Mountain Sugar House in … more
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The Twin Village golf course is expected to soon be acquired by the Town of Rockland.
Rockland moves forward with Twin Village acquisition
ROCKLAND — The Rockland Town Board resolved to move forward with the acquisition of the Twin Village Golf Course, a 9-hole course nestled on Rockland Road in Roscoe. The golf course was … more
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Along with a settling on a $500 annual permit fee, a number of other recommendations for short-term rentals were given by the committee spearheaded by Board Members Karen Ellsweig and Steve Budofsky.
Finding the right fee
FORESTBURGH – The annual permit fee for short-term rental (STR) operations was set to $500 per unit to cover building inspections and other expenses for the town of Forestburgh. In … more
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Jim Greier on his farm in Obernburg
Are UFOs real?
OBERNBURG — Just a week after the Sullivan County Democrat published a story about a UFO sighting in Hortonville, the Pentagon published its findings in a 12-page UFO report that spanned … more
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Town Supervisor Michael Robbins gave his own report during public comment about the recent Council of Governments meeting, which involved Town Supervisors. Left to right: Councilman Peter Goodman, Deputy Supervisor John Rufer, Supervisor Michael Robbins, Town Lawyer Benjamin Gailey, Councilman Jim Post. At bottom from left: Councilman Tyler Wood, Councilman Matt Moore, and Councilman Gary Forthoffer.
Winterton Road speed limit change denied
WURTSBORO   — Town Supervisor of Mamakating, Michael Robbins, updated the public regarding multiple ongoing projects on March 5, as well as notify the public that the State denied a 40 mph … more
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Liberty Police Chief Steven D’Agata, left, and Sergeant Robert Morse recently attended an accreditation council meeting in Albany.
Village of Liberty Police receives New York State Accreditation
On Wednesday March 7th, Chief Steven D’Agata and Sergeant Robert Morse attended the quarterly meeting of the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services Accreditation Council. At the … more
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