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Governor Hochul announces $3 million in grant awards
LIBERTY — Governor Kathy Hochul announced nearly $3 million in grants for 43 projects to reduce the negative impacts of invasive species on New York State’s natural resources, economy, … more
Paula Elaine Kay (D, Rock Hill) Assembly 100 Candidate with Middletown Mayor Joe DeStefano and Adminstrators, Faculty, and Staff of Fei Tian College.
Paula Kay meets with Fei Tian College
MIDDLETOWN — Fei Tian College recently invited Assembly 100 candidate Paula Elaine Kay (D-Rock Hill) and Middletown Mayor Joe DeStefano to meet with administration, faculty, and students. … more
Legislator Joe Perrello, left, remained firm in his stance that Infinite Care should be the operator of the Care Center. At right is Legislator Luis Alvarez.
‘Is your experience equal to mine?’
MONTICELLO — The Adult Care Center at Sunset Lake in Liberty continues to be the most consistent topic of conversation at Sullivan County Legislature meetings. The topic has been brought … more
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Executive Director of Fearless! Hudson Valley, Kellyann Kostyal-Larrier.
Giving a voice to the voiceless
HUDSON VALLEY – As part one of three part series, the Democrat spoke to Executive Director of Fearless! Hudson Valley, Kellyann Kostyal-Larrier about sexual assault, domestic violence, human … more
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Town Supervisor Chris Mathews came to the conclusion that a fix to the pool leak situation would be a concrete repair.
Neversink pool looking at repairs
NEVERSINK — The Town Board of Neversink called a Special Meeting to discuss progress on the Grahamsville Fairgrounds Pool on May 1 with signs showing a need for repairs. According to Town … more
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There were many town resients as the Forestburgh Town Board signed a resolution reconfirming that Lost Lakes LLC’s project continues to remain lawfully subject to the town’s zoning laws.
Forestburgh doubles down in response to A. G.’s Office
FORESTBURGH — The Town of Forestburgh issued a response to the public and press, as well as an official response to a letter of concern from New York’s Office of the Attorney General … more
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Candidate Camille O’Brien spoke with concerned voters at her campaign kickoff for the 100th assembly district.
Camille O’Brien launches campaign for Assembly
LIBERTY — This week assembly candidate Camille O’Brien kicked off her campaign for the 100th assembly district at Circle Park in Lumberland, Sullivan County. “To see so many … more
Dr. Joseph Nebzydoski (center, holding the flowers and frame) was thanked by members of Sullivan County Public Health and the County Legislature for his ongoing service to the people of the County through his invaluable participation in Public Health’s rabies clinics. Pictured from the left are Public Health Director Karen Holden, District 6 Legislator Luis Alvarez, District 4 Legislator Nick Salomone, District 5 Legislator and Health & Human Services Committee Chair Cat Scott, Dr. Nebzydoski, Community Health Nurse Amanda Wolfe, Deputy Public Health Director Jill Hubert-Simon, Public Health Nurse Jenna Knox, Program Coordinator Wendy Salonich and Epidemiologist Haley Motola.
Legislators, public health staff recognize local vet and his team
YOUNGSVILLE — Longtime Jeffersonville resident and veterinarian Joe Nebzydoski, owner and operator of the Youngsville Veterinary Clinic, got a surprise visit today by a group of Sullivan County … more
2024 Sullivan 180 Municipal Partnership Grants announced
LIBERTY —Sullivan 180 is pleased to announce the 2024 Municipal Partnership Program Grant recipients. The Municipal Partnership Program offers grants up to $20,000 to local governments to care … more
A rendering of the proposed sports complex.
Monticello Central budget, capital improvement project vote set for May 21
MONTICELLO – On May 21, residents of the Monticello Central School District will vote on a $100,277,426 proposed budget for the 2024-25 school year, elect three members to the Board of … more
Several 11th and 12th grade students from schools all around Sullivan County garnered courtroom experience on Law Day, May 1, by participating in a mock trial facilitated by local judges. Above, President of the Sullivan County Bar Assn., William Chellis, welcomes the students to the courtroom.
Making loud the “Voices of Democracy” on Law Day
MONTICELLO – On Law Day, Wednesday, May 1, several dozen students from Sullivan County schools, as well as Pine Bush Central School District and Sullivan County BOCES, took part in a mock trial … more
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Andy Boyar
‘Survivor Tree’ offspring finds home in Highland
HIGHLAND — In celebration of Arbor Day, former Town of Highland Supervisor Andrew Boyar was joined by town residents in welcoming the newest addition to Heroes’ Park on Friday – a … more
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‘Let’s have a conversation’
In 2020, the closure of P lanned Parenthood in Monticello created a significant gap in affordable healthcare, according to the Committee of Equity and Justice. The Times Union reported that staffing … more
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The Skinners Falls Bridge has been closed to all traffic, including to pedestrians and bicycles, since 2019.
Hanging in the balance
NARROWSBURG — Five years ago, the Skinners Falls Bridge was deemed too dangerous and was closed. Since then, residents have been concerned with what the future of the 466’ long, Baltimore … more
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Patricia Meyer
Youngsville Postmaster bids farewell after 23 years
YOUNGSVILLE — After dedicating 23 years of unwavering commitment to her role as Postmaster for the local communities, Patricia Meyer is stepping down from her position at the Youngsville Post … more
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Monticello Village Attorney Michael Sussman explained the board’s decision in detail. From left are Monticello Village Board members, Trustee Gordon Jenkins, Village Mayor Rochelle Massey, Trustee Janice Davis and Trustee Theodore Hutchins.
‘You can snarl, you can sneer'
MONTICELLO   — “You can snarl, you can sneer, I don’t care, [but] listen to the facts,” Monticello Village Attorney Michael Sussman firmly stated at the Monticello … more
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Barbara Lerner, reading essay by author William Lobb.
Town of Bethel receives solar array payment
BETHEL — Receipt of a $67,000 check by the Town of Bethel from DSD, the firm that leases the solar array property, was announced at the Bethel Town Board meeting April 24, and drew comments by … more
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Editor Derek Kirk, left, and Sports Editor Anthony Morgano represented the Sullivan County Democrat at the New York Press Association’s Better Newspaper Awards Conference.
Democrat returns with accolades from NYPA Awards Conference
SARATOGA SPRINGS — Joining hundreds of New York State newspapers in Saratoga Springs over the weekend, Editor Derek Kirk and Sports Editor Anthony Morgano represented the Sullivan County … more
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A room packed with fire commissioners listens to Greg Serio as he talks about their role and authority during a class at the Emergency Services Training Center near Swan Lake.
County provides necessary training for new local fire commissioners
SWAN LAKE — The Sullivan County Emergency Services Training Center recently held a commissioner training class presented by Greg Serio from the Association of Fire Districts of the State of New … more
Numerous people took advantage of the opportunity to have items repaired at the Repair Cafe.
Repair Cafe returns to Livingston Manor Library
The Repair Cafe Livingston Manor, a promoter of giving new life to worn-down objects, made its return Saturday, April 20, at the Livingston Manor Presbyterian Church (568 Old Route 17). … more
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From left are President, New York State Police Investigators Association Timothy Dymond; Assembly 100 candidate Paula Elaine Kay; Sullivan County District Attorney Brian Conaty; and Lead Investigator, Sullivan County DA’s Office Travis Hartman.
Paula Kay endorsed by NYS Police Investigators Association
MONTICELLO — Paula Kay received the endorsement of the New York State Police Investigators Association (NYSPIA), today, on the steps of the Lawrence H. Cooke Sullivan County Courthouse. Kay, … more
Standing People Together receives grant from Sullivan 180 for theatre project
SULLIVAN COUNTY – Standing People Together, a constituent-led grassroots program of Waste for Life based in Hankins, has received a Community Development grant from Sullivan 180 to support … more
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Jennifer Garigliano from the New York City Department of Environmental Protection will be returning on May 2 to present a Delaware Aqueduct Repair Update to the Upper Delaware Council and public after her most recent appearance on October 5, 2023.
UDC to Present ‘Delaware Aqueduct Repair Update’
NARROWSBURG — The Upper Delaware Council (UDC) will host a presentation titled “Delaware Aqueduct Repair Update” by Jennifer Garigliano, director of the New York City Department of … more
Memorial Service honoring departed members of Bar Association
MONTICELLO — The Sullivan County Bar Association announces a solemn memorial service to honor esteemed members who have passed in recent years. The service, hosted by the Sullivan County Bar … more
Liberty Public Library meeting date changed
The Liberty Public Library Board of Trustees meeting which was originally scheduled for Tues. April 30 has been changed to Tues. May 7 at 6 pm.  The public is welcome to attend, and more … more
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