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Lily Hassett, left, and Angell Ewane of Laketricity took questions from the Monticello Village Board and residents about their proposed lake-based solar project.
Monticello discusses lake-based solar energy
Story and photo   by Vincent Kurzrock   MONTICELLO — The Village of Monticello discussed a proposal to install floating solar panels on one of its lakes, following a … more
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Deputy Kyle Farrand of the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Department visits SUNY Sullivan’s Criminal Justice class with K9 partner Country.
Criminal Justice Program offers real-world insight
LOCH SHELDRAKE – For students considering a future in criminal justice, SUNY Sullivan offers more than just an associate degree—it offers a launchpad into one of today’s most … more
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Callicoon Depot Town Hall meeting set for May 6
CALLICOON – Project partners Callicoon Depot Inc., the Callicoon Business Association and the Upper Delaware Scenic Byway announce the next public town hall meeting to discuss progress, provide … more
Christine Martin, left, the Town of Highland’s representative to the Upper Delaware Council, and Cathy Daboul of Barryville were this year’s Litter Leaders, keeping everyone on track. They organized the work plans for over 60 volunteers and identified the clean up areas.
Highland helps pick up trash with UDC
For the past five years the Town of Highland along with thirteen other townships in the River corridorhas participated in the Upper Delaware Council’s Litter Sweep Program to remove Litter and … more
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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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The Town of Callicoon Town Board reviewed bids for supplies, including stone and asphalt, at their monthly meeting held on Monday, April 14.
Town of Callicoon reviews supply bids, announces Spring Cleanup
JEFFERSONVILLE   — The Town of Callicoon reviewed bids for stone, asphalt, sand, heating fuel, mowing and trash hauling at their meeting on Monday, April 14. The winners of the bids will … more
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Composing the Comprehensive Plan for Bethel
BETHEL — Town Supervisor Dan Sturm provided an update at the Town Board meeting on April 9 regarding the development of the Town’s Comprehensive Plan, initiated in March 2024, with … more
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From left to right: Sullivan County Clerk Russell Reeves and Sheriff Mike Schiff are joined by Dylan Newman, Dominique Smith, Tommy Watson, Jr., Jonathan Cordero and Craig Rutledge
Five new Deputies in the Jail Division
MONTICELLO – Sullivan County Sheriff Mike Schiff welcomed five new deputies who started in the Jail Division on Monday. They were sworn in by Sullivan County Clerk Russell Reeves who … more
Westbrookville’s Edward Bloom, left, and Frank Giraldi, right, discussed with the Mamakating Town Board that the Fire Department has been looking to cut unnecessary costs.
Mamakating approves Westbrookville FD contract renewal
WURTSBORO   — The Town of Mamakating held a public hearing for the Renewal of the Westbrook Fire Department Contract during their Tuesday night meeting. Westbrook Fire Director Edward … more
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The SUNY Sullivan Foundation presents The Met: Live in HD Production of Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro
LOCH SHELDRAKE – The SUNY Sullivan Foundation presents an encore screening of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro) at The Seelig Theatre, as part of The … more
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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Andrew J. Arias of Cooper Arias LLP, left, presented the audit findings to the Liberty Town Board Monday night. He noted the town’s reserve funds have continued an upward trend.
Audit shows Liberty’s ‘healthy’ reserve balances
LIBERTY — The financial landscape for the Town of Liberty is “healthy” with no major issues noted, according to Andrew J. Arias of Arias Cooper LLP, who presented the findings of … more
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