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The Pike County Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program held its first swearing-in ceremony on April 4 at the Pike County Courthouse. Eleven individuals were sworn in during the ceremony and are now able to serve local children in dependency court proceedings as volunteer advocates.

CASA holds first swearing-in ceremony and more

What's new in the Upper Delaware region April 14 to 20 more

4/12/22

Craft beer while you wait and more

What's new in the Upper Delaware region March 31 to April 6 more

3/29/22

One-car accident on Forestburgh Road

On Wednesday, March 16, at approximately 5:30 p.m., the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Patrol answered a 911 call of a one-car motor vehicle accident on Forestburgh Road in the Town of Lumberland. more

3/18/22

The Homestead School students and their families were in attendance at the Friday afternoon rally in support of Ukraine.

Local meets global

GLEN SPEY, NY — A sense of community, whether Ukrainian or not, was palpable at the community rally in support of Ukraine on Friday, March 4. Held at the Lumberland Town Hall, a community … more

By ROB CAMPBELL | 3/8/22

Two brothers arrested in Glen Spey murder

The New York State Police have announced the arrest of Jack Carter, age 21, and Nick Carter, age 26, for Murder 2nd degree. The arrest stems from an investigation into a missing person … more

1/24/22

USPS Operation Santa now open for letter adoption and more

What's new in the Upper Delaware region December 2 to 8 more

11/30/21

The Pond Eddy United Methodist Church has been the “little church in the vale” for more than 16 decades. Members and guests recently celebrated the church’s 160th anniversary.

Pond Eddy UMC celebrates 160th anniversary

POND EDDY, NY — Congregants, past congregants, friends and other well-wishers all gathered on October 24 to reflect on the past and rededicate their “hearts, lives and the … more

By SUSAN WADE | 11/17/21

Hailey Gochenour, Sydney Moscatiello and Nathan Kinne display their award-winning posters.

Budding Eldred artists win poster contest

ELDRED, NY — If a picture is worth 1,000 words, these young artists did their part to teach others about fire safety. Members of the Highland Lake Fire Department recently delivered monetary … more

By SUSAN WADE | 11/2/21

Sullivan County declared free of fiscal stress and more

Bipartisan bill supports agriculture education opportunities in local schools RHINEBECK, NY — On October 7, U.S. Reps. Antonio Delgado (NY-19) and Glenn “G.T.” Thompson (PA-15), … more

10/13/21

Michael A. Carpentieri joins Eldred Central School District as its new Elementary Principal.

DEP approves Keystone Landfill expansion and more

Public safety commissioner headed for North Carolina MONTICELLO, NY — Sullivan County Commissioner of Public Safety Rick Sauer will be leaving his position effective Friday, July 9. He has … more

6/9/21

Team captain Emma Diliberti, Ben Swartz, Jake Turner, Lexi Korb and Codey Gardner make up the Earthlings, the winning team of the Pike/Wayne Envirothon.

Honesdale High School students win 2021 Pike/Wayne Envirothon and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community April 29 to May 5 more

4/28/21

Service organizations from around the county, as well as private citizens, joined in a moving tribute to Roger Bisland of Glen Spey, honoring his decades of service to his community.

Like a good neighbor, Roger Bisland is there

GLEN SPEY, NY — It may not have officially been “Roger Bisland Day” on Saturday, April 10, but a casual passerby would not have known it. That’s because friends and … more

By SUSAN WADE | 4/14/21

'Salute to Lumberland civil servants' and more

Letters to the editor December 24 to 30 more

12/23/20

Lumberland Town hall was erected as the Glen Spey school in 1852. Recent inspections have revealed extensive decay to the bell towner's historic wooden structure.

Lumberland wraps up a challenging year

ELDRED, NY — It’s hard to imagine a year more fraught with administrative difficulties than 2020. The Lumberland Town Board agenda for the November 12 meeting put a wrap on a variety of … more

By GREGORY HATTON | 11/18/20

Reimagining Halloween

REGION — Ghosts and goblins, fairies and superheros headed out for Halloween in the year of the pandemic. While not the traditional Trick-or-Treat, communities reinvented their traditions for … more

11/4/20

Past, present and future on Lumberland’s agenda

GLEN SPEY, NY — Announcing a two-cent tax rate increase per $1,000 of assessed value, that restitution money from plants stolen from the Sullivan Renaissance site had been received, and that … more

By GREGORY HATTON | 10/28/20

Lumberland considers solar development

GLEN SPEY, NY — Following a hearing at which no public comment was offered, the Town of Lumberland passed a long-discussed six-month moratorium on the processing of applications for, and the … more

By SUSAN WADE | 9/15/20

Lumberland addresses solar issues

GLEN SPEY, NY — Among other items of business, the Lumberland Town Board passed two solar-related resolutions at its monthly meeting on August 12. The first was to authorize the vote … more

By SUSAN WADE | 8/19/20

Industrial hemp is being cultivated in Lumberland. The farming of the hemp was made possible by the granting of a special use permit by the Town’s Planning Board.

Bicyclists coasting into Lumberland

LUMBERLAND, NY — At its monthly meeting, the Lumberland Town Board received notification that the annual Bike4Chai will take place on Thursday, August 13 with some changes due to the … more

By SUSAN WADE | 7/14/20

Lumberland’s dreaming dove

GLEN SPEY, NY — “They don’t really do it justice,” Lumberland Supervisor Jenny Mellan said of the photos of the town’s Woodstock Anniversary Dove, which she showed … more

DAVID HULSE | 6/19/19

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