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Kari Margolis, author of “Walking the Artistic Path,” is pictured signing copies of her book following a recent well attended reading in Highland Lake, NY.
‘Walking the Artistic Path’
HIGHLAND LAKE, NY — It’s often said that every cloud has a silver lining. In the case of Kari Margolis, artistic director of the Margolis Method Center Int’l and the co-founder and … more
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Persian basil, in the foreground, has a lemony, spicy and anise-like taste. Geneovese basil, in the background, is known for its large, aromatic leaves and sweet, slightly peppery flavor. It is thought of as the key ingredient for pesto. There are at least 17 different kinds of basil, each with their own unique tastes and health attributes.
Cooling off with food
In the summertime, when the weather is hot, cooking a full meal in the oven or stove is not a pleasant thing to do. For those of us without air cooling, it’s just too hot.  Given … more
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Two longstanding customers at Irene’s Eldred Diner chat over breakfast on the diner’s last day.
A farewell to Irene’s
ELDRED, NY — “Small, cozy diner in the center of the small town of Eldred, attentive service, good food, served pretty fast, “ reads one review on Tripadvisor of Irene’s … more
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‘Today is a joyous occasion’
LIBERTY, NY — On Friday, June 6, a proud group of 27 kindergarteners attending Sullivan BOCES took a significant step forward on the path to becoming lifelong learners, as they were honored … more
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Kip Cosson (pictured) is the author of “Dogs of Woofstock.”
Children’s book recalls 1969 Woodstock festival
In August 1969, Kip Cosson, author, illustrator and publisher of a new children’s book titled “Dogs of Woofstock,” was nine years old and living in Texas. He did not attend the … more
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Emmett Schwalb, a 13-year-old seventh grader at the Homestead School’s Collaborative College High School (CCHS) is pictured working on a science project under the tutelage of Tom Desiderio.
A passion for words and the boards 
HURLEYVILLE, NY — Emmett Schwalb, a 13-year-old seventh grader at the Homestead School’s Collaborative College High School (CCHS), has a way with words and a passion for Broadway theatre … more
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Dr. Jedd Wolchok, left; Vincenzo Riina; and Jack Kearney were honored at the Can’t Hurt Steel Community Foundation gala. They were introduced as extraordinary men who live a life of helping others.
Can’t Hurt Steel gala is more than a fundraiser
The phrase Can’t Hurt Steel started as a quiet expression of strength within the family of JJ Hanson—words they used to remind themselves they could withstand anything.  Over … more
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Future crime scene investigator? Sophia Reinhardt showing off her fingerprint identification project.
Watering the tree of knowledge
HURLEYVILLE, NY — Nobody could have said it any better than when Albert Einstein wrote on January 4, 1937, “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” … more
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Lyla June, John MacNeill Miller and Kate Marvel ask us to reimagine the climate story on Sunday, June 22 at 12:30 p.m. at the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance in Narrowsburg, NY.
Metamorphosis and transformation
NARROWSBURG, NY — Dylan and Becky Ann Baker perform Dorothy Thompson’s essay on becoming a Nazi. Thomas Bosket will inhabit a temporary “drawing cave”—a raw shelter … more
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Former board member Richard Quinn recalls the time Patty Kennedy was hired as director of the Sunshine Hall Free Library. It was Quinn who told Kennedy about the position, and the townspeople of Lumberland and Highland are grateful for it.
Honoring Patty Kennedy
ELDRED, NY — There are many elements that make a library an inviting place to visit. For some, it is the selection of books; for others, the accessibility of computers or other technical … more
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The worms crawl in. The worms crawl out. They eat your food scraps and spit them out as casts that can go in your compost pile.
Compost your way to a better garden
EVERYWHERE — International Compost Awareness Week took place from May 4 to 10. But composting is an all-year-round activity. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has … more
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Ticked off
As anyone who spends enough time outdoors knows, ticks are a problem. A simple walk through the woods or even a trek through the backyard can result in at least one crawling across your skin. Even … more
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Brothers in life, faith and Scouting
“All three young men are brothers who deeply love their faith and parish,” said Victoria LaRusso. “Their projects were supported and encouraged by Fr. Ed Bader, whose dedication and … more
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Todd Stephens, left; Greg Frigoletto; and Lisa Champeau are the hosts of HarmonyTALK, a local podcast that drops on Wednesdays. Find it at https://www.harmonytalkpodcast.com or wherever you get your podcasts.
Extraordinary people, telling their stories
HAWLEY, PA — There is no denying that the podcast industry has been on rise these past few years. According to backlinko.com, there are over half a billion podcast listeners worldwide, and over … more
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Pasta in a creamy flavored sauce with tender chicken and spinach is a comfort food in my book. Plus you can dress it up in SO many ways. (All of your favorite ways!)
The art of creative cooking
My kitchen is an example of a circular economy. When it’s all running as per the plan, there’s no waste and it is a culinary example of a gift economy.  With my large garden, I … more
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A brown drake mayfly, one of the many species not found in the upper East Branch of the Delaware, likely because the water is too cold.
Can there be too much of a good thing?
As far back as the summer of 2016, anglers who fished the East Branch of the Delaware River below Pepacton Reservoir started to see significant changes in mayfly hatches. A great deal of discussion … more
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For Ryann McElroy, a 17-year-old senior at Sullivan West High School—and the granddaughter of long-time board of education member Kathy Meckle—it was “love at second sight” when she fell for a Quarter Horse named Burt.
Ryann and Burt
LAKE HUNTINGTON, NY — For Ryann McElroy, a 17-year-old senior at Sullivan West High School—and the granddaughter of long-time board of education member Kathy Meckle—it was … more
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Photographer George Haas captures a house fire as part of "Greetings from Here," on exhibit in Sullivan Public through the month of April.
‘Greetings From Here’
ELDRED, NY —  When one thinks about being here, in this place, it’s easy to focus on town name, or maybe the scenery. “Greetings From Here,” an exhibit at Sullivan … more
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The team at the Hurleyville Performing Arts Centre continues to innovate and expand programming, bringing even more opportunities, creativity and vibrancy to the community.
The ‘anchor of Hurleyville’
HURLEYVILLE, NY — The Hurleyville Performing Arts Centre (HPAC) has truly “come into its own,” said CEO Christina Antizzo, reflecting on the organization’s progress.  … more
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Students and teachers work on the "Dinner Party" place settings. The works are on display now at the Wayne County Arts Alliance gallery in Honesdale, PA.
You are cordially invited…
HONESDALE, PA — There’s a “Dinner Party” happening now and you’re all invited! Read on to find out how you and your family can spend an afternoon enjoying art and … more
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