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Dr. Joseph Nebzydoski (center, holding the flowers and frame) was thanked by members of Sullivan County Public Health Department and the County Legislature for his ongoing service to the people of the county by his work in the county's rabies clinics. Pictured are Karen Holden, left; Luis Alvarez; Nick Salomone; Cat Scott; Dr. Nebzydoski; Amanda Wolfe; Jill Hubert-Simon; Jenna Knox; Wendy Salonich; and Haley Motola.

Legislators, public health staff recognize local vet and his team

YOUNGSVILLE, NY — Longtime Jeffersonville resident and veterinarian Dr. Joe Nebzydoski, owner and operator of the Youngsville Veterinary Clinic, got a surprise visit recently from a group … more

5/8/24

Citizens, of all ages, for sustainability

Lucas Rotman and young fans are pictured at the family sing-along at Damascus Citizens for Sustainability in Narrowsburg, NY on April 28. For information about future family events, visit … more

5/8/24

Monticello Elks held a spring cleanup on April 20.

Cleaning up, locally

REGION — Happy Earth Day! Litter leaders, area service clubs and many unsung heroes worked hard, picking up trash and finding surprises on and around Earth Day. In the river valley: … more

5/8/24

Wildcats host a ‘purrfect’ baseball/softball tourney

LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY — On April 27, the Livingston Manor/Roscoe (LM/R) athletic department hosted its annual Wildcats Baseball and Softball Tournament at Manor—attracting several hundred … more

By TED WADDELL | 5/8/24

Stay positive to recruit new firefighters

WHITE PLAINS, NY — In a panel discussion this past month at the Association of Fire Districts of the State of New York’s Summit, John Hauschild, Sullivan County deputy commissioner of … more

5/8/24

U.S. House supports entrepreneurs with disabilities

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Entrepreneurs with Disabilities Reporting Act, introduced by Rep. Marc Molinaro (R-NY-19), has passed the House of Representatives with bipartisan support. … more

5/8/24

Calling aspiring educators: teach in Sullivan County

SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — Are you passionate about making a difference in young lives? Do you have a desire to inspire and educate the next generation? The Mid-Hudson School Study Council, along … more

5/8/24

Blessed by the goodwill of the community

ELDRED, NY — Sunshine Hall Free Library is grateful to have support from so many people and businesses in our community. Recently two events have emphasized how lucky we are. When we … more

5/8/24

The Wayne County Courthouse and administration building in Honesdale

Sentencing in Wayne County Court

HONESDALE, PA -- Wayne County District Attorney A.G. Howell announced the following cases were addressed by the Honorable Janine Edwards, President Judge Wayne County Court: Frances Palmieri, … more

5/8/24

Come play Health Jeopardy

LAKE HUNTINGTON, NY — Playing games is fun and engaging for people of all ages. You know the feeling you get when you answer a question correctly? It’s an adrenaline rush that provides … more

5/8/24

Death notices

James Robert Crawford James Robert Crawford, 59, of Hawley, PA, passed away April 28, 2024. James was born January 13, 1965 in Bronx, NY. A memorial service will be held at a date to be … more

5/8/24

Mother’s Day began...

A. In 1858, when Ann Jarvis, a young Appalachian homemaker, organized “Mother’s Work Days” to improve the sanitation and avert deaths from disease-bearing insects and seepage … more

Excerpted and compiled by LAURIE STUART | 5/8/24

What to get for Mom

Mother’s Day is upon us, and it’s hard to know what to get for this very important person in our lives. My inbox is flooded with suggestions. Brunch, jewelry, a spa day, perfume, garden … more

By CAROL ROIG | 5/8/24

The New York State capital building in Albany.

Laborers’ union thanks Hochul, legislators

Our union fights nonstop for the protections, benefits and opportunities our members deserve. But we cannot accomplish all that we do without our strong leaders and partners in government, such as … more

5/8/24

Robin Skibber’s strong showing was impressive

The Pike County Democratic Committee is very encouraged by the results of the April 23 special election. Robin Skibber received 40 percent of the vote—by far a record for a Democrat running for … more

5/8/24

Back to the future

I advised caution when NASA inquired about time-travel skills displayed at the May 2 Sullivan County committee meetings. “Perrello’s behavior is exploratory,” I said. … more

5/8/24

Closing the affordable housing gap in PA

Households at all income levels are impacted by Pennsylvania’s housing crisis. For affordable housing—where the resident pays no more than 30 percent of their income on housing … more

By NEIGHBORWORKS ASSOCIATION OF PA & THE HOUSING ALLIANCE OF PA | 5/8/24

Lake Ariel man injures trooper

Shane Murphy, Jr., 32, of The Hideout in Lake Ariel, PA, was arrested on May 6 for aggravated assault of a police officer, a felony; and simple assault, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct, … more

5/7/24

More dollars for PA schools

HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania governor’s budget proposal for 2024-25 contains a $1.8 billion increase for public schools, including additional dollars for the most underfunded … more

5/7/24

The Wayne County Commissioners honored employees from the recycling center and correctional facility.

Wayne honors its dedicated employees

HONESDALE, PA — The May 2 Wayne County Commissioners meeting started off on a positive note, with two employee recognitions. First, Randy Heller was recognized for his 35 years of work at … more

By JAMIE FALGIE | 5/7/24

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