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Narrowsburg

Jewelry trunk show

Local designers Paul & Allison Ward show their jewelry collections at Enochian, 1-5pm. 845/252-3828.

November 25, 2011

Meet new library director: Jean Scott

Welcome newly appointed Jean Scott during a reception at the library, 4-6pm. Refreshments.

November 18, 2011

'High Tea in the Holiday Spirit'

Four-course tea featuring sweets, savories, & specialty teas at Krause Recital Hall, Delaware Arts Center, $20. 845/252-7576.

November 13, 2011

Tusten committee recommends drilling ban

Two lawyers spoke at length about the possibilities and risks of passing Article 14, a section of the new proposed zoning code that would prohibit gas drilling and hydraulic fracturing within the Town of Tusten at a meeting of the zoning re-write committee on October 27 at the town hall.  Read more

NaNoWriMo open writing session

Commit to writing everyday & join an international phenomenon. How many novels can Sullivan County/NEPA produce in a month? Find out at the library, 5:30-7:30pm. NaNoWriMo.org.

November 28, 2011

NaNoWritMo night of writing dangerously

Join an international phenomenon of writing daily. How many novels can Sullivan County/NEPA produce in a month? Find out at the library, 7pm-midnight. Coffee, soda, pizza provided. NaNoWriMo.org.

November 22, 2011

First Fridays Contemporary Writers series

Open mic 7:30pm, visiting author Elana Bell 8pm, at Tusten-Cochecton Library, free, public welcome. 845/252-3360.

November 4, 2011

Holiday craft fair

St. Francis Xavier Church. Vendors wanted: 570/224-0020.

December 10, 2011

Fellowship fair

Baked goods, Rada cutlery, crafts & white elephant surprises at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 9am-2pm. Lunch avail. 11am-1pm.

November 12, 2011

Tusten highway candidate charges opponent with wrongdoing

Glenn Swendsen, who is running for the position of highway superintendent in the Town of Tusten, provided several pictures of newly resurfaced driveways in the Flats that he said were done using town materials and manpower in violation of rules.

Highway superintendent George Kinch said he may have gone a “little too far” with the resurfacing of the area where the driveways meet the town roads, but he said, “It’s not as if I was out there buying votes.”  Read more

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