Day: March 10, 2025

Burn Ban Begins March 16. Are We Ready for Wildfire Season?

Brush fires broke out in Suffolk County, Long Island over the weekend on Saturday, burning over 400 acres and closing several highways. Citing dry conditions and high winds, Governor Kathy Hochul issued a state of emergency and burn ban for Long Island, New York, and parts of the lower Hudson Valley, including Ulster County – […]
Burn Ban Begins March 16. Are We Ready for Wildfire Season?

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 will be presented at the 64th Annual Two-Headed Trout Dinner, the Chamber’s main fundraiser, on Saturday, April 5, at the historic Rockland House. […]
Roscoe’s Two-Headed Trout Dinner Celebrates Trout Season

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 a sermon from Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde of the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., Delaware Valley Action! is hosting a roundtable discussion with […]
Delaware Valley Action! to Host ‘Roundtable on Mercy’ with Local Faith Leaders

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 the organization’s mission of building a healthier community. Sullivan 180 focuses on prevention and empowering healthier generations through initiatives like gardening, beautification projects, […]