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Screenings: 'The Red Badge of Courage,' 'The Trouble With Harry,' 'Women in Early Film'
Stephen Crane, who penned "Tales of Sullivan County," will be celebrated with his most popular work, "The Red Badge of Courage," when the film screens at 7 p.m. Saturday.
Sullivan firefighters hold annual dinner
The Sullivan County Volunteer Firefighters Association recently held its 50th annual Past Presidents' Dinner at the Neversink Fire District Social Hall.
Delaware County roundup: Roxbury radio forum is Saturday
ROXBURY _ A noncommercial educational FM-radio station will soon be broadcasting from the hamlet of Roxbury.
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Most power back in Town of Newburgh; small outage in Neversink
Central Hudson spokesman John Maserjian reports that power has been restored to 1,100 customers in the city and town of Newburgh.
Historian to discuss 'Women in Civil War'
Civil War historian and Cuddebackville resident Juanita Leisch Jensen will give her illustrated talk on "New York Women in the Civil War" and display her exhibit, "Armed With Needles," at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Neversink Valley Area Museum.
Dad gets to deliver newborn - on span
Charles Blume said he never noticed how narrow the Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge was until he had to pull over last week to deliver a baby.
Couple on motorcycle injured after hitting car
An Ellenville couple were injured Monday when the motorcycle they were riding struck a car that had pulled into their path on Route 42.
Gear Review: Cloudveil Wading Pants and 8x Felt-Free Wading Boots
I recently had a chance to test-fish Cloudveil's new Crystal Creek wading pant and 8x Gripper rubber boots.
Tri-Valley Lions raise nearly $2,900 in Journey for Sight
The Tri-Valley Lions held their annual Journey for Sight walk May 2 at the Grahamsville Fairgrounds, concurrent with Tag Day in Grahamsville and Neversink.
Sonicbids Spotlight: Black Swan Green
This week the Sonicbids Spotlight is thrust on a dark corner of Brooklyn, lighting up a band that dwells in percussive, reverberated shadow.
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Brush fires keeping firemen on the run
Firemen are being kept busy responding to brush fires springing up throughout the area.
Steep peak: Balsam's climbs get your heart pumping in the Catskills
Hike name: 3,610-foot Balsam mountain. Location: Central Catskills. Length: Six miles round trip.
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The history of the movie star on display in Cuddebackville
Remember life without celebrity culture? Neither do we. Today, celebrities are on our televisions and computers and plastered across the supermarket checkout.
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Barry Lewis: It's time Sullivan gave up gambling ghost
Is it just me, or does it seem as if Sullivan County has spent each of its first 200 years trying to get casino gambling? It HAS been a while.
Here come the judges - the power line judges. The officials who will rule on the huge power line proposed for this region are tentatively set to visit potential New York Regional Interconnect sites the third week in April, and perhaps the first week in May, according to the Public Service Commission.
Naturalist Betty Boomer knows what creatures are under the ice because she takes her trusty nets and pokes around in the melted edges of local ponds to find out firsthand.
Pet names have a familiar ring in mid-Hudson
OK, dog owners, lie down on the couch. We're about to plumb the depths of your psyche and explain why you've named your dog Max or Buddy or Molly or Maggie or Jake.
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NYC's plan to close river gauges worries local officials, businesses
Vital tools that can predict local floods - and possibly save lives - will soon fall victim to New York City budget cuts.
Self-guided maple syrup tours March 21 in Grahamsville
The Time and the Valleys Museum will sponsor a self-guided tour of local maple syrup operations on March 21 as part of New York State Maple Weekend.
Neversink to work with New York legend Lloyd
RICHARD Lloyd, who played guitar alongside Tom Verlaine in the influential New York punk/new wave band Television in the 1970s, is in SA to produce a new album by gothic/alt-country singer-songwriter Jim ...