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Primary season is over – here comes the General
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 100 — With the results from the recent Republican Primary locked in, candidates are now looking forward to the General Election in November. As it stands, the ballot will … more
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Pennsylvania man drowns in Delaware River
SHOHOLA, BARRYVILLE – A male victim was confirmed by Town of Highland Supervisor Johnny Pizzolato to have drowned in the Shohola Falls portion of the Delaware River near the Barryville-Shohola … more
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Liberty garage goes up in flames
LIBERTY   — At 5:29 a.m Monday morning, Liberty Fire Department sprang into action, responding to a distress call about a raging garage fire at 32 Woodland Avenue. Emergency … more
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Engineer Glenn Smith mentioned of how numerous developers were on board with his proposal to have them closely examine the Village Well Field.
Monticello talks water systems, meters reading high for the horse track
MONTICELLO — Village Manager James Snowden talked of plans for the water system in the village, recounting of the blaze that occurred at the Monticello Manor the night prior to the meeting. … more
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The properties on Devany Road in Liberty currently have no water or sewer.
Devany Road’s municipal water, sewer agreement expected
LIBERTY — An inter-agency agreement is expected to be presented before the Town Board following a 3-1 vote in favor of pursuing a resolution, which if adopted would allow municipal water on … more
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Callicoon Depot Inc. town hall set for July 16
CALLICOON — The Callicoon Depot, Inc (CDI), invites the community to a Town Hall being held on July 16 from 6-8 pm at the Delaware Youth Center in Callicoon.   The committee will … more
Emma Guelzow from The Academy of the Natural Sciences sifts through a tray of organisms collected on the property.
Discovering Biodiversity at BioBlitz
MILANVILLE, PA — After multiple years of hosting only virtual events, the Upper Delaware River Valley came alive with the hustle and bustle of scientists, naturalists and nature enthusiasts for … more
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Check out the new beer available now at the Roscoe Beer Company and continue the summer celebrations in style.
Cheers to the red, wit and blue!
ROSCOE — The Roscoe Beer Company released their latest hoppy concoction “Red, Wit, & Blue” to celebrate the birth of our great nation on the holiday! The brewery hosted a … more
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The band is currently made up of over 20 members and will perform at the bandstand on Gulf Road across from the Callicoon Center Firehouse every Wednesday evening through August 14.
Callicoon Center Band opens up 90th year
CALLICOON CENTER – The Callicoon Center Band opened up its 90th year on Wednesday evening, July 3, as the first of its weekly summer concert series. The band, made up of over 20 members, will … more
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A little rainy weather couldn’t keep away the hundreds of people who perused the street fair vendor booths and parade.
Liberty’s big on the Fourth
LIBERTY   — Celebrations of the nation’s birthday invited hundreds of visitors to Main Street in Liberty on the Fourth for street vendors, a car show and a parade.   The … more
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Susan Fraysse Russ and her husband Andy made their way along the Lumberland Fourth of July Parade in a classic 1937 Morris Touring car representing the sensational Burn Brae Mansion in Glen Spey. Built in 1908, the Mansion is now an award winning Bed and Breakfast and special events venue.
Lumberland celebrates Independence Day in style
LUMBERLAND — There was no shortage of the Stars and Stripes in recognition of Independence Day as residents and visitors lined the street in Lumberland to wave American flags and watch the … more
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Zola wound up at Real World K9 LLC in Michigan where she was trained by Christian Losiewski, who tried his hardest to give her a better quality of life.
Abused pit bull Zola put down
MONTICELLO – A 2-year-old pit bull from Monticello who was badly abused and rescued last year has been put down.   Zola was saved mid-attack by Monticello police last May and suffered … more
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