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2025 News Archives

D&H Canal Boat in Wurtsboro

Summitville, NY – This July 12, journey back in time to see American industry innovation at its best, through Bill Merchant’s presentation of the “D&H Canal and Gravity Railroad in Postcards” at Sullivan County’s D&H Canal Interpretive Center and Linear Park, 16 Bova Road, Summitville.  

Merchant is Deputy Director for Collections, Historian and Curator of the D&H…

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Monticello, NY – The Sullivan County Legislature and the Executive Director of the Human Rights Commission join with the Sullivan County Coalition Against Antisemitism in condemning the assault on Orthodox Jewish pedestrians in Woodbourne and South Fallsburg.

According to media reports, the Town of Fallsburg Police Department is searching for those responsible for throwing eggs at…

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CNA Class

Monticello, NY – Building upon the popularity and success of construction, auto repair, security guard, welding and electrician courses offered in the last two years, Sullivan County’s Center for Workforce Development (CWD) and SUNY Sullivan have teamed up once again to offer a practical skills course – this time to become a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) – at no cost to up to 15 local…

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Liberty, NY – The Sullivan County Department of Public Health has confirmed that a raccoon in the Callicoon area tested positive for the rabies virus.

“Rabies is not a rare disease within Sullivan County wildlife,” said Public Health Director Dr. Jessie Moore. “On average, we see 4 to 5 animals per year test positive for rabies.”

Rabies occurs commonly throughout New York State…

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Jonathan Jorge

Monticello, NY - On June 19, 2025, Brian P. Conaty, District Attorney of Sullivan County, announced that a Sullivan County Jury found Jonathan Jorge, 30, of Monticello, guilty of  two counts of Criminal Possession of Weapon in the Third Degree, Class D violent felonies, Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the Fourth Degree, a Class C felony, and Criminal Possession of a…

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Tommy Watson Sr.

Monticello, NY – In recognition of Juneteenth, the Sullivan County Legislature on Thursday recognized the Watson family, led by Monticello native Tommy Watson Sr.

“Especially during times of strife and struggle, it is so important to lift up those who inspire us, and Tommy and his family have inspired many,” stated District 8 Legislator Amanda Ward, who organized the ceremony. “…

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Electrical Trades Graduation

Celebrating the electrical trades students’ graduation earlier this month were, standing from the left, Sullivan BOCES District Supt. Robert Dufour, District 5 Legislator Cat Scott, District 2 Legislator Nadia Rajsz, SUNY Sullivan Director of Workforce Development Jaime Schmeiser, Deputy County Manager Michelle Huck, District 3 Legislator Brian McPhillips, District 9 Legislator…

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D&H Canal Interpretive Center Events

Summitville, NY – The Delaware & Hudson Canal Interpretive Center (16 Bova Road, Summitville) is kicking off a series of free presentations throughout 2025 with Sullivan County Historian John Conway’s presentation about the mighty economic impact of the canal on Sunday, June 22 at 3 p.m.

Arguably, every significant economic and historical milestone in Sullivan County’s early…

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Older New Yorkers Awardees

Celebrating Older New Yorkers Day with close to 100 others in Albany were, from the left, Sullivan County Office for the Aging Director Lise-Anne Deoul, Debbie Bradley, 2025 awardee Sabina Toomey, NYS Office for the Aging Director Greg Olsen, 2025 awardee Gayle Irving, Karin Pantel and Sullivan Volunteers Coordinator Monika Roosa.

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Archtop Fiber groundbreaking

Standing atop the historic Woodstock field in Bethel, (from the left) Sullivan County Manager Joshua Potosek, Archtop Fiber Co-Founder Shawn Beqaj and Sullivan County ITS Commissioner Lorne Green ceremonially break ground on a $30 million NYS ConnectALL program to expand broadband around Sullivan County.

Bethel, NY – Archtop Fiber, a leading regional…

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