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Keith Krauss, grandfather and veteran, was assisted by grandsons Kristopher and Alex Snedeker in placing American flags on the gravestones of veterans in honor of Memorial Day.
Remembering Veterans this Memorial Day
SULLIVAN COUNTY – Many local VFW members are busy replacing old flags with new flags   for all Veterans in the local cemeteries in honor of Memorial Day, 2025.   The Curtis Eddy … more
Highland Town Supervisor John Pizzolato said that the outside firm investigating will present full findings to the State Police.
Preliminary report unveils key findings on Highland Town Clerk’s Office
HIGHLAND — In February, Highland Town Clerk Sue Hoffman was censured by the town, and her work computer was seized by New York State Police pending investigation on ‘gross … more
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Father George E. Baker
‘Wondrous and amazing’
OBERNBURG — Right from the beginning, Father George E. Baker of St. Mary’s Church in Obernburg sensed the warm way of welcoming and openness on the part of the new pope. Pope Leo … more
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Christopher A. Dedonato
Liberty HS teacher arrested on child pornography charges
LIBERTY — A Liberty High School math teacher was arrested on Monday, May 5, on charges of sharing child-related pornography. Liberty Central School District administration noted that they … more
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Passionate about her 4-H and equestrian extracurriculars, Sandra Hanofee raised questions on not being able to represent them on stage at graduation.
Liberty student questions graduation policy
LIBERTY — A Liberty High School senior is raising concerns over the district’s graduation dress code policy, which limits the cords and regalia students can wear to those representing a … more
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The Human Rights Commission’s first Executive Director, Ramone E. Wilson, addresses the Sullivan County Legislature.
Legislature greenlights Human Rights Executive Director and Commission
MONTICELLO   — Deputy County Manager Michelle Huck opened the Sullivan County Legislature meeting on Thursday, April 24, by introducing the first full-time Executive Director of the Human … more
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Roseann Brewer, secretary for St. George-St. Francis Church in Jeffersonville and Youngsville, recalled the thrill of seeing the Pope in person at Madison Square Garden in 2015.
A Pope of simplicity, love of the poor and care of the planet
VATICAN CITY – Ten years ago, Pope Francis landed in New York on a chartered Boeing aircraft and captivated throngs of people – including 18,000 at a Mass in Madison Square Garden, … more
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New roof under construction at Callicoon Silos
CALLICOON- A long-anticipated preservation project is officially underway in Callicoon, as the ENGN Civic Creative Centeer begins critical restoration work on the iconic Callicoon Silos. Located … more
At 9 a.m. yesterday, the Skinners Falls Bridge was waiting to be deconstructed.
Skinners Falls Bridge now a part of history
SKINNERS FALLS – It took but three strong taps with the bucket of an excavator, and the New York span of the 123-year-old Skinners Falls Bridge fell to earth, landing quietly on the causeway … more
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Attorney Steve Mogel, representing the SWCA, presenting issues against the proposed facility.
Self-storage facility planned for Bethel
BETHEL -— A proposal for a self-storage facility by 8G Storage Management, LLC, at the intersection of NYS Rte 17B and Pine Grove Road in Bethel was the topic of a public hearing held at the … more
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Town of Liberty Supervisor Frank DeMayo, right, was the sole vote to not dismiss the proposed changes to the PUD law Monday night. Board member John Lennon Jr., left, was one of the three who voted in favor of the successful motion to dismiss.
Proposed PUD changes put down
LIBERTY — After receiving letters   and comments en masse in opposition to the proposed alterations to the PUD (Planned Unit Development) law, Supervisor Frank DeMayo suggested holding off … more
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A crowd of concerned Sullivan County residents braved the cold and rain on Saturday to make their voices heard, joining the array of “Hands Off” protests that sparked up around the nation.
Sullivan citizens say ‘Hands Off!’
MONTICELLO — Rain and cold meant nothing to concerned citizens as they gathered on the Lawrence H. Cooke Sullivan County Courthouse lawn in Monticello on Saturday for the Hands Off! National … more
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