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Sullivan County Head Start in Woodbourne, pictured above, and two other Monticello locations abruptly closed its doors last Friday, impacting hundreds of students and local families.
Sullivan Head Start relinquishes its grant
WOODBOURNE – U.S. Rep. Marc Molinaro (NY-19) has been one of the leading government officials to look into the sudden closure of the Sullivan County Head Start Program. Molinaro said he … more
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Head Start abruptly closes its doors
MONTICELLO – Sullivan County Head Start announced via social media on Friday, February 2, that they were closing its doors until further notice, effective immediately. The abrupt closure leaves … more
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Lots of rain coupled with a melting snowpack has filled many of the New York City Dept. of Environmental Protection reserviors to the brim, including the Neversink, which is now spilling.
Reservoirs full as rain, snowmelt continue
GRAHAMSVILLE – If you thought this had been a wet December and January – you were right! The New York City Water Supply System is completely full thanks to more than 12 inches of … more
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Sullivan West Central School District Superintendent Dr. Kathleen Bressler
Sullivan West facing $2 mil loss in State funding
LAKE HUNTINGTON —The Sullivan West Central School District is preparing to see a substantial decrease in its state funding through its Foundation Aid, as Superintendent Dr. Kathleen Bressler … more
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For years, the once-proud Blue Victorian on Main Street served as art gallery, gift shop and antiques store.
Dealing with the dilapidated
JEFFERSONVILLE — “Properties: Abandoned, Vacant, Boarded and Foreclosed” — that’s the title of a new law in the Village of Jeffersonville that for some business owners … more
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New owner Mike Taylor stands in front of the slopes of the reopened Holiday Mtn. Behind him to the left is their new race timing shed.
Hitting the slopes
MONTICELLO – Holiday Mountain Ski & Fun Park, after dealing with the uncontrollable weather conditions the last couple of weeks, was able to officially reopen on Saturday, January 13. New … more
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Edward (Jacob) Lang, a January 6 defendent, has spent the past three years incarcerated while awaiting his trial.
Three years later
WASHINGTON DC – Exactly three years later, January 6 defendant Edward (Jacob) Lang is still awaiting a trial for over a dozen charges related to his involvement in the assault on the Capitol … more
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The ice rink at Roscoe Mountain Club offers a great view of the mountains and gives you something to do this winter.
Mountain of opportunity
FREMONT   — The Roscoe Mountain Club (RMC) and the Roscoe Beer Company (RBC) have entered into a partnership, bringing award-winning libation offerings to the newly renovated resort. … more
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Thompson is ready for 2024, from the left Councilpersons, Scott Mace and Melinda Meddaugh, along with Bill Rieber Jr. returning as Town Supervisor, and Councilperson John Pavese. Not pictured is Councilperson Ryan Schock.
Thompson is ready for 2024
THOMPSON — The Thompson Town Board reconvened in the new year during the re-organizational meeting on January 2 at Thompson Town Hall. There are no changes on the town board as Bill Rieber … more
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The new Sullivan County Legislature includes, standing from the left, District 6 Legislator Luis Alvarez, District 9 Legislator Terry Blosser-Bernardo, District 7 Legislator Joseph Perrello, District 1 Legislator Matt McPhillips, District 3 Legislator Brian McPhillips, District 4 Legislator Nicholas Salomone Jr., District 5 Legislator Catherine Scott and District 8 Legislator Amanda Ward; seated center, District 2 Legislator Nadia Rajsz, Chair. Sullivan County Manager Joshua Potosek, seated left, and County Clerk AnnMarie Martin, seated right.
New Legislature sworn in
MONTICELLO – The new Sullivan County Legislature was sworn in on Tuesday, January 2, at the Government Center in Monticello, as four returning legislators and five new legislators begin their … more
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Liberty Town Board members John Lennon Jr., left, and Dean Farrand at the reorganization meeting.
Moratorium on PUD’s in place
LIBERTY – A local law establishing a three-month long moratorium on Planned Unit Development (PUD) was passed by the Liberty Town Board at their reorganizational meeting on January 3 following … more
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Local elections, like races for Town Supervisor, Town Board, County Government and other local positions, will align with the state and Federal election schedule on even-numbered years starting in 2025 following the signing of the bill into law by Governor Kathy Hochul on December 22.
All together now
NEW YORK STATE – A bill that creates uniformity in the state’s political calendar by scheduling all local elections to take place on even-numbered years after 2025 was signed into law by … more
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