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Suzy Loughlin speaks about the death of her brother, Anthony Rhulen, a successful film producer. Rhulen died of an overdose on January 15, 2021 in Pasadena, CA.
Carrying the opioid crisis home
MONTICELLO, NY — Overdose deaths are not limited to young people. They are all people. According to the New York State Department of Health, Sullivan County holds the highest rate of … more
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‘Treatment sooner than later’
HONESDALE, PA — The heroin and opioid epidemic is Pennsylvania’s number one public health and safety crisis, according to Attorney General Michelle Henry. In 2021, more than 5,000 … more
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Courtney Crangi, at podium, discussing her proposal for a cannabis agricultural project at the Town of Highland planning board meeting of Wednesday, August 23; co-applicant Shane Pearson is pictured standing to her left.
A forthcoming FIMFO finale
ELDRED, NY — The Highland Planning Board heard a discussion about a trio of development projects at its August 23 meeting.  The board considered a project for the commercial growth of … more
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Stones from Terezin. Perhaps Berta walked on the paths from which these were picked up.
Where ghosts walk
PARKSVILLE, NY — “It was unexpected, the way it hit. I had no preconceptions.” Hope Blecher of Parksville traveled to the Czech Republic this summer. While there, she paid her … more
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Valerie Brescia, left, and Enrique Velasquez
Paving the way for others
Now a superhero tutor and a mentor to many, Enrique Velasquez was one of the first students helped by the SUNY Sullivan Liberty Partnerships Program LOCH SHELDRAKE, NY — When Enrique … more
The engineers of this train, Justin Genzlinger, left, and Vince Benedetto stand outside their latest business endeavor, Runaway Train in Honesdale.
Hopping on the Honesdale train
HONESDALE, PA — Ten years ago, expanding business into Honesdale would have been “more of a sales pitch” than anything else, said Justin Genzlinger, CEO and owner of Settlers … more
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Attendees at prior year's International Overdose Awareness Day vigil rise for the national anthem.
‘Each loss... was someone’s someone’
MONTICELLO, NY — The third annual International Overdose Awareness Day vigil will be held on Thursday, August 31 at 7 p.m. on the lawn of the Sullivan County Courthouse, located at 414 … more
Town of Bethel planning board members Daniel Gettel, left, and Jim Crowley discussing the White Lake Estates development project at a Monday, August 7 meeting.
Who watches the watershed?
WHITE LAKE, NY — Before a shovel goes in the ground, every aspect of a project’s impact on its surroundings has to be considered.  The Bethel Planning Board heard experts talk … more
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Direct descendants of Christopher G. Ellingsen gathered on the steps of the newly refurbished Ellingsen Bandstand after the ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 29 in Hawley’s Bingham Park...
And the band plays on
HAWLEY, PA — In a scene reminiscent of a time 91 years past, the Ringgold Band, a 23-person concert band, occupied the interior of the iconic Hawley Bandstand and gave its rendition of the … more
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Heather Jacksy, chief planner for Sullivan County, speaking at a Wednesday, August 2 conference at the newly completed Highland river access.
‘The river brings us together’
BARRYVILLE, NY — Seeing an infrastructure project through isn’t easy. It requires collaboration between the many agencies involved, as well as a great deal of patience.  The … more
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During a visit to the United Neighborhood Center in Scranton, PA on August 4, Governor Josh Shapiro signed HB 1100 into law, expanding the Property Tax/Rent Rebate (PTRR) program to nearly 175,000 more Pennsylvania seniors and doubling rebates for many of the 400,000 Pennsylvanians who already qualify.
Shapiro signs budget, negotiations to come
HARRISBURG, PA — On August 3, more than a month after the deadline, Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a $45.45 billion spending plan, easing anxieties among school districts, county governments and … more
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Lauren Roman is a veteran advocate, and is part of the Sullivan County Veterans Coalition, AMVETS Post 50, VFW Post 7276. She served on active duty in the U.S. Army from 2005 to 2012, and deployed to Iraq 2009-2010 as the battalion surgeon of the 2-29 Field Artillery battalion of the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division out of Fort Bliss, TX. During the second annual Vet Fest, she joined former U.S. Army Green Beret Derek Stoner on stage to perform “Will to Survive.” Stoner served numerous combat missions in some of the world's hot spots...
Earning the right to wear the uniform
GRAHAMSVILLE, NY — The second annual Vet Fest was held at the historic Grahamsville Fairgrounds on August 5. The popular event was sponsored by the Sullivan County Veterans Coalition, … more
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Genevieve (Logan) Reese and Bridget (Logan) Weber
Lacawac to recognize honorees for 2023 LAKE ARIEL, PA — Lacawac Sanctuary Field Station and Environmental Education Center will celebrate its eighth annual Farm to Plate fundraising gala at the … more
Wayne Memorial Hospital is pictured from Irving Cliff, above the Borough of Honesdale's downtown district.
Wayne Memorial announces layoffs, refocus
HONESDALE, PA — Wayne Memorial Hospital (WMH), the county’s second-largest employer, has announced that it’s cutting both staff sizes and certain non-core services, citing financial … more
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Sullivan County community members Kathie Aberman, left, Sue Powell and Jim Powell, legislative aid Matt McPhillips, and Beyond Plastics members Jill Padua, Rebekah Creshkoff..and Mary Paige Lang-Clouse gather to thank Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther for her support of the packaging reduction and recycling infrastructure act.
Packaging, unpackaged
ALBANY, NY — Protecting the environment requires attention to a great many areas of interest.  A recent focus for New York State environmentalists? Packaging materials.  The … more
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The new owner at 627 Main Street says that longtime residents should embrace change, not resist it.
Growing pains
HONESDALE, PA — Jim Hamill was recently hanging out with some friends at Here & Now Brewing Co. on Main Street. The borough councilor was sipping locally brewed beer and playing pool in the … more
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Boris Kheyman was born in Kiev, Ukraine, and moved to Lordville, NY in 2006. He is pictured with Mark Dunau of Hancock, NY.
‘AlpaKastan’ showcases art, music and harmony
LORDVILLE, NY — “I was surprised so many people wanted to show and perform,” said Boris Kheyman. He, along with Gail Tyles and other dedicated volunteers, organized the 2023 … more
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A shocking reality
SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — In the past month, two Sullivan County residents were struck by lightning.  On June 27, Brooke Stroop was helping his in-laws pack up their recreational vehicle … more
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Chris Ramirez
Lights, camera, firefighters
NARROWSBURG, NY – Christopher Ramirez, an award-winning photojournalist and firefighter, is on a two-fold mission: get folks to join the ranks of local volunteer fire companies, and complete … more
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A group of paraders in a woman's suffrage parade in New York City, 1917. Pictured are Cornelia Pinchot, left; Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas; Mrs. Cornelius Tangeman; and Mrs. Katherine McCook Knox.
A woman ahead of her time
MILFORD, PA — She advocated for women’s rights—especially the right to vote. She helped put an end to child labor and fought for higher wages for workers. She pushed hard for … more
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