The federal funding freeze announced by the Trump administration is destabilizing some local programs despite court interventions. In the wake of frozen federal funding, the Sullivan Fresh Food Security Program is grappling…
Author: Tim Bruno
General Manager
Should Seniors Only be Eligible for Rebate Checks? NY Lawmakers Think So
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s marquee budget proposals are facing new pushback, with top legislators now saying a plan to send rebate checks to taxpayers should only apply to seniors. Senate Majority…
Coach Maggi: Tips for Healthy Ways to Consume Caffeine
One of the most commonly used stimulants in the world is caffeine. According to recent research, over 90% of adults use it regularly to improve alertness, energy levels, and their mood. There…
The Overlook: A New Community Newspaper in the Catskills
The Overlook, a new nonprofit newspaper, describes itself as “community journalism serving Hunter, Hurley, Olive, Saugerties, Shandaken and Woodstock.” At a time when newspapers in America are disappearing at a rate of…
NY Healthcare CEO: Medicaid is a Lifeline and Must Be Protected
Three prominent members of the ultraconservative House Freedom Caucus are appealing to fellow Republicans not to get in the way of making massive cuts to Medicaid — likely necessary for financing the…
Roscoe’s Two-Headed Trout Dinner Celebrates Trout Season
The Roscoe-Rockland Chamber of Commerce has announced the recipients of its annual Two-Headed Trout Awards, recognizing the Dette family and Phil and Donna Vallone for their contributions to the community. The awards…
Delaware Valley Action! to Host ‘Roundtable on Mercy’ with Local Faith Leaders
As fear grows over issues like deportation, family separation, and cuts to vital services, faith leaders in Pike County are uniting to address a critical issue: mercy for the vulnerable. Inspired by…
New Yorkers Reminded to Stay Alert to Flooding Risks During Flood Safety Awareness Week
It’s Flood Safety Awareness Week in New York State. The annual campaign, held in partnership with the National Weather Service (NWS), aims to remind New Yorkers about the dangers of flooding and…
Sullivan 180 Offers Scholarships to Community Volunteers
Sullivan County residents who volunteer for Sullivan 180 projects can now apply for scholarships, the organization announced. The 2025 Sullivan 180 Scholarship program recognizes volunteers who contribute significantly to projects aligned with…