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SUNY Sullivan Welcomes New President Dr. David Potash with a Memorable Event
SUNY Sullivan Welcomes New President Dr. David Potash with a Memorable Event Loch Sheldrake, NY – SUNY Sullivan celebrated a significant milestone in its history by warmly welcoming its new president, Dr. David Potash, at a special event Saturday evening. The occasion emphasized the college’s continued commitment to excellence in education, community engagement and outreach by the SUNY Sullivan Foundation. President Potash expressed his excitement at joining the SUNY Sullivan family. He
CCE Sullivan is now a location to pick up Frequent Fairgoers Official Passports!
CCE Sullivan is now a location to pick up Frequent Fairgoers Official Passports! LIBERTY, NY – The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets recently announced the launch of the 2024 NYS Fairs Passport Program. The program is designed as a fun way to engage families by offering Frequent Fairgoer Passports for fairgoers of all ages to collect stamps, buttons, and enter to win prizes in multiple county and local fairs across the state! Local Extension offices, State Welcome Centers, and State
Optimize Tax Planning
Optimize Tax PlanningAt the end of Q2, business owners should review their year-to-date performance to estimate their tax liability. Estimated Tax Liability: Calculate your estimated tax payments to avoid underpayment penalties and ensure adequate cash flow. Adjust Financial Goals: Revisit and adjust financial goals based on performance to stay on track for the remainder of the year. Update Budgets: Compare your budgeted figures to actual performance and make necessary adjustments to
Human Nature: Exhibitions by Julie Harrison and Tatana Kellner at DVAA
Human Nature: Exhibitions by Julie Harrison and Tatana Kellner at DVAAWHAT:Landforms and Bodyscapes, Drawings by Julie HarrisonSelective Belonging: The Walls We Choose Not to Look Behind by Tatana KellnerWHEN: On View: August 3rd - September 15th, 2024Opening Reception: Saturday, August 3rd, 4-6 PMWHERE: DVAA, 37 Main Street, Narrowsburg, NY 12764NOTES: Free and open to the publicThursday – Sunday, 11 AM – 4 PM and by appointmentDVAA is excited to present two solo exhibitions that explore the human
KEYSTONE ASSOCIATES HIRES NEW ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST
KEYSTONE ASSOCIATES HIRES NEW ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST Binghamton, New York—July 17, 2024—Keystone Associates Architects, Engineers and Surveyors, LLC, is pleased to announce the addition of Jonathan Castle, to our Binghamton, New York office. Mr. Castle brings with him over two years of experience in managing environmental remediation projects across diverse sectors including industrial, commercial, and governmental. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from Rensselaer
WALDEN SAVINGS BANK ANNOUNCES NEW HIRE AND PROMOTIONS TO STRENGTHEN LEADERSHIP TEAM
WALDEN SAVINGS BANK ANNOUNCES NEW HIRE AND PROMOTIONS TO STRENGTHEN LEADERSHIP TEAM John Coughlin, Crystal Johnson and Mandy Bosley bring extensive leadership and experience MONTGOMERY, N.Y. (7/16/2024) – Walden Savings Bank is pleased to announce the appointment of three new leaders to its team: John Coughlin as Vice President and Business Development Officer, Crystal Johnson as Vice President and Controller, and Mandy Bosley as Branch Manager of the Washingtonville branch. These appointments reflect
Parkinson’s Support Group Meetings to take place at CCESC
Parkinson’s Support Group Meetings to take place at CCESC LIBERTY, NY – Parkinson's disease symptoms can be different for everyone, but that does not change the devastating effect it can have on affected individuals and their loved ones. While there’s no cure for Parkinson’s disease, support is available to those who are affected by it and those caring for affected individuals in Sullivan County. Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County is now the hosting location of the Parkinson’s Support Group
SBA Deadline Approaching for Working Capital Loans in New York For Flash Flooding and Excessive Rain
SBA Deadline Approaching for Working Capital Loans in New York For Flash Flooding and Excessive RainATLANTA – The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, small businesses engaged in aquaculture and most private nonprofit organizations that Aug. 6, 2024 is the filing deadline for federal working capital loans for losses due to flash flooding and excessive rain that occurred from June 13 through July 21, 2023. The declaration includes the
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES WELCOMES NEW TECHNICIAN
KEYSTONE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES WELCOMES NEW TECHNICIAN Binghamton, New York—July 11, 2024—Keystone Environmental Services, a division of Keystone Material Testing, LLC, proudly announces the addition of Michael Griffin as an Environmental Technician. Mr. Griffin brings over twelve (12) years of experience in enforcing and regulating the containment and disposal of hazardous materials. His expertise includes conducting site assessments, overseeing permitting actions, preparing compliance reports, and
Delaware Highlands Conservancy Hosts Meadow Party at the Van Scott Nature Reserve
Delaware Highlands Conservancy Hosts Meadow Party at the Van Scott Nature Reserve, Saturday, September 7 Upper Delaware River Region, PA and NY – The Delaware Highlands Conservancy hosts a free community Meadow Party on Saturday, September 7th from 11am-4pm at the 144-acre Van Scott Nature Reserve, 571 Perkins Pond Rd, Beach Lake, PA. At this special free community event, guests will enjoy an “Amazing Animal Adaptations” presentation from Pocono Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center,
Catholic Charities Golf for Charity Outing, September 16, at West Hills
Catholic Charities Golf for Charity Outing, September 16, at West HillsFunds Raised Support Emergency Food, Shelter, and Other Community-Based Programs Goshen – Catholic Charities of Orange, Sullivan & Ulster is now accepting reservations for its annual Golf for Charity Outing. This great day of golfing for a cause will be hosted on Monday, September 16, at West Hills Country Club in Middletown. The event raises important funds that stay local to support the not-for-profit human service agency’s
RADIO CATSKILL RECEIVES CPB GRANT FOR NEXT GENERATION WARNING SYSTEM
RADIO CATSKILL RECEIVES CPB GRANT FOR NEXT GENERATION WARNING SYSTEM JOINS STATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY UPGRADING EQUIPMENT FOR PUBLIC SAFETY (July 11, 2024) – Radio Catskill has been awarded funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) to upgrade equipment to provide enhanced emergency alerting. CPB has awarded 13 grants to date through the first round of funding for the Next Generation Warning System (NGWS) grant program, funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
CCE Sullivan’s favorite time of year is back! Visit the Sullivan County Youth Fair!
CCE Sullivan’s favorite time of year is back! Visit the Sullivan County Youth Fair! LIBERTY, NY—Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County invites the public to celebrate all that Sullivan County 4-H youth members, leaders, volunteers, and clubs have accomplished throughout the year at the Sullivan County Youth Fair, taking place from Friday, August 16th through Sunday, August 18th at the Grahamsville Fairgrounds. From creative still exhibits, to entertaining animal shows and live auctions, there is
Garnet Health Launches Structural Heart Services
Garnet Health Launches Structural Heart Services Complex heart-valve procedures provide more lifesaving heart care for the mid-Hudson region. MIDDLETOWN, NY (July 17, 2024) — Garnet Health’s award-winning Peter Frommer, M.D. Heart Center, in partnership with Columbia University Irving Medical Center, proudly brings some of the best interventional cardiologists to our community to perform minimally invasive, lifesaving complex heart-valve procedures such as transcatheter aortic valve replacement
Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce Appoints New President and CEO
Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce Appoints New President and CEO[Monticello, NY], – The Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the appointment of Ashley Leavitt as the new President and CEO, effective immediately. Ashley brings a robust background in business development, recruitment, and organizational development, making her a stellar addition to our leadership team.From March 2016 Ashley served at SUNY Ulster Community College in various capacities within the Learning Center,
KEYSTONE ASSOCIATES WELCOMES THREE NEW DESIGNERS TO ITS GROWING FIRM
KEYSTONE ASSOCIATES WELCOMES THREE NEW DESIGNERS TO ITS GROWING FIRM Binghamton, New York—July 15, 2024—Keystone Associates Architects, Engineers and Surveyors, LLC, is pleased to announce the addition of three talented Designers to our Civil Engineering Department in Binghamton, New York. Seth Buckler, E.I.T., holds a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from SUNY Polytechnic Institute, specializing in structural and geotechnical fields. He is also NYSDOT-certified in concrete, stormwater,
Learn how to unlock the potential of water on your farmland with CCE!
Learn how to unlock the potential of water on your farmland with CCE! LIBERTY, NY – A well-kept secret of farming is that, if done correctly, water management will help mitigate the potential effects of climate change on your land. To show resident farmers the positive effects of working with the water on their land, the Beginner Farmer Program is working with Unbroken Acres to host a workshop on Water Management for Farms. This workshop will take place from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM on Monday, August
How to Make a Canoe . . . from Scratch
On Saturday July 13th at 11 AM the Liberty Public Library will present ‘How to Make a Canoe . . . from Scratch’ presented by Callicoon Center resident Doug Woods. A number of years ago, Doug Woods saw a beautiful hand-made canoe and thought ‘someday I want to make one of those’. So, when his nephew announced his engagement, Doug decided a canoe would make the perfect wedding gift. He watched videos, read books, and spoke to boat builders. Then he got underway . . . not exactly knowing that it would take
The Forestburgh Playhouse Presents: The Prom!
The Forestburgh Playhouse Presents: The Prom! Forestburgh, NY – July 5, 2024 – The Forestburgh Playhouse is thrilled to introduce a group of incredibly talented local teens who will be performing alongside Playhouse professional performers in the hit musical comedy, The Prom! These outstanding rising teen stars, who hail from the Sullivan Catskills and surrounding counties, will be a part of The Promsemble and featured members of the ensemble. The Prom is a hysterical and joyous new musical that follows
Bagel Festival Expands
Bagel Festival Expands The Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce and Bold Gold Media have teamed up again for the 12th Annual Bagel Festival on Sunday, August 11th from 9AM-4PM, presented by Ellenville Regional Hospital and Thompson Sanitation. This year the event has more vendors, more music, more cars, and more bagels than ever before. During the Bagel Festival Broadway in Monticello, known worldwide as “Bagel Boulevard '' will be closed, and over 150 vendors will line the street to showcase their
KEYSTONE ASSOCIATES WELCOMES NEW TECHNICIAN
KEYSTONE ASSOCIATES WELCOMES NEW TECHNICIAN Binghamton, New York—June 28, 2024—Keystone Associates Architects, Engineers and Surveyors, LLC (Keystone), is pleased to announce the addition of Anna Marchuska to our Binghamton, New York office. A recent graduate of Marywood University with a Bachelor of Architecture, Anna will play a key role in supporting the design team. “We are thrilled to welcome Anna to the team,” said Paul L. Bedford, AIA, Member at Keystone. “Her strong academic foundation and
Keep in the know with CCE on invasive species to have on your radar!
Keep in the know with CCE on invasive species to have on your radar! VIRTUAL — Approximately 42 percent of threatened or endangered plant and animal species native to our region are at risk due to invasive species. To warn and update local residents on what they are and how they are affecting our environmental habitats, Horticulture Program Educator Katie Gasior will be hosting a webinar through Zoom on the invasive plant and animal species in our area. This webinar will take place from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River hosts the 18th Annual Zane Grey Festival on July 13 in Lackawaxen, PA
Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River hosts the 18th Annual Zane Grey Festival on July 13 in Lackawaxen, PA Beach Lake, PA Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River will host the 18th Annual Zane Grey Festival on Saturday, July 13, 2024, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on the grounds of Zane Grey Museum in Lackawaxen, Pennsylvania. The festival is free and open to the public.The Zane Grey Festival is geared towards fun for the entire family with many activities and events for children and adults
The Medline Foundation and the Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan Celebrate Grant Recipients
The Medline Foundation and the Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan Celebrate Grant Recipients Montgomery, NY – June 13, 2024 – The Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan in collaboration with The Medline Foundation, proudly announces the 2024 recipients of grants dedicated to supporting organizations addressing the Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) in Orange County, ensuring a healthier and more equitable future for our communities. At the core of thriving communities are organizations
Forestburgh Playhouse Kicks Off 78th Anniversary Season with Forbidden Broadway's Greatest Hits!
Forestburgh Playhouse Kicks Off 78th Anniversary Season with Forbidden Broadway's Greatest Hits!Forestburgh, NY – June 14, 2024 – The Forestburgh Playhouse is thrilled to announce the opening of its highly anticipated 2024 summer season on Tuesday, June 18, with the iconic and side-splitting show, Forbidden Broadway's Greatest Hits! Prepare to laugh until your face hurts as this legendary and comic Off-Broadway hit musical revue takes the stage, offering an evening of unparalleled entertainment.Forbidden
How To Make A Budget And Stick To It
Crafting and adhering to a budget is the bedrock of financial discipline. Begin by cataloging all expenses and assigning them to categories. Allocate a specific budget for each category and rigorously monitor your spending to stay within these limits. If circumstances change, adjust your budget accordingly but always keep your financial goals in sight. Celebrate your successes in meeting savings targets—it's a sign of your growing financial acumen and discipline.
SC Federation for the Homeless Receives NYSEG Donation
SC Federation for the Homeless Receives NYSEG Donation The Sullivan County Federation for the Homeless has received a $3,500 donation from New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG). In keeping with the parameters of the donation, the Federation will use this money to supplement the weekly food pantry, which directly supports children and families in the Sullivan County community. Kathy Kreiter, program administrator at the Federation notes that “NYSEG has been there time and again with a helping hand when
Delaware Highlands Conservancy Announces Community Programs in July 2024 at the Van Scott Nature Reserve, Beach Lake, PA
Delaware Highlands Conservancy Announces Community Programs in July 2024 at the Van Scott Nature Reserve, Beach Lake, PA Upper Delaware River Region, PA and NY – The Delaware Highlands Conservancy announces community programs hosted in July 2024 at the Van Scott Nature Reserve at 571 Perkins Pond Rd, Beach Lake, PA. Events require advance registration. For program details and to register, please visit www.DelawareHighlands.org/events or call Conservation Programs Associate Steven Gosch at
Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce Community Pride Awards Nominations ARE OPEN!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESullivan County Chamber of Commerce Community Pride Awards Nominations ARE OPEN!DEADLINE TO SUBMIT NOMINATIONS IS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2024 Monticello, NY – Date you send out release - The Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce has been honoring businesses and individuals for 50 Years with our Pride of Community Awards Gala and Annual Meeting. The Pride of Community Awards honors 6 individuals/organizations from throughout Sullivan County for their community involvement and their
Forestburgh Playhouse Announces 2024 Summer Season Family Fun Production: Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka
Forestburgh Playhouse Announces 2024 Summer Season Family Fun Production: Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka Forestburgh, NY – June 10, 2024 – The Forestburgh Playhouse is thrilled to announce the highlight of its 2024 Summer Season: the family fun production of Roald Dahl's "Willy Wonka." Step into a world of pure imagination and join us for a scrumdidilyumptious musical experience that promises to delight audiences of all ages. Get Your Golden Ticket Today! Embark on a delicious adventure with Charlie Bucket as
Garnet Health Announces Board of Directors Updates
Garnet Health Announces Board of Directors Updates Virginia “Ginny” Rizzo named board chair. MIDDLETOWN, NY (June 5, 2024) — Garnet Health is pleased to announce the following updates to its board of directors. Virginia “Ginny” Rizzo has been named the new chair of the Garnet Health Board of Directors. Rizzo is vice president of Rizzo, Inc., a commercial moving company. Her career includes 24 years with International Paper’s Corporate Research Center in Tuxedo, New York, a Fortune 50 corporation
Mary Lucier, Invitational exhibition opens June 29, 2024
Mary Lucier, Invitational exhibition opens June 29, 2024 Livingston Manor, NY – Catskill Art Space (CAS) will present an exhibition of video art and photography from Mary Lucier, the pioneering video artist. Mary Lucier opens on Saturday, June 29, with an artist talk from 3-4pm followed by a reception from 4-5pm; the show remains on view through August 24. The opening will coincide with the release of the eponymous catalog, including new critical text and an interview with the artist from Hearne
CALLING ALL FOOD VENDORS! Frost Valley YMCA Food Truck Nights
CALLING ALL FOOD VENDORS! Over the last two weekends, we have been trying out a new program. It's official our new Food Truck Friday Nights are a hit! Our dining hall is closed on Friday nights and the nearest market/restaurant is 7 miles away. Our family weekends are nearly sold out through the end of June and with our on-campus staff, this represents a potential audience of over 700. We will be continuing our Food Truck Friday Nights through the fall and are setting up a schedule of local food
ACCESSIBILITY IN THE WORKPLACE
Join us as we deliver to you a 4-part Employer workshop series focused on improving your business culture focused on inclusive hiring and retention strategies for individuals with Disabilities.
Photography Contest for the Upper Delaware River Region
Photography Contest for the Upper Delaware River Region Upper Delaware River Region, PA and NY - The Delaware Highlands Conservancy is pleased to announce its seventh annual juried photo contest for the Upper Delaware River region, open to professional and amateur photographers. “Confluence: Land, Water, Wildlife” invites photographers to capture striking nature photos in five categories: landscape, wildlife, macro, water, and the Van Scott Nature Reserve, plus a youth category for photographers under
SUNY SULLIVAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES DEACTIVATES FIVE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
SUNY SULLIVAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES DEACTIVATES FIVE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Loch Sheldrake, N.Y. — In a unanimous action aimed at optimizing resources and improving the quality of education, the Board of Trustees at SUNY Sullivan has voted to deactivate five under-enrolled academic programs. This means that no new students will be admitted to these programs. “Deactivation of programs was due to low enrollment,” said Interim Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs Rose Hanofee. “Students currently
Sporting Clays Tournament to Benefit Garnet Health Medical Center Emergency Department
Sporting Clays Tournament to Benefit Garnet Health Medical Center Emergency Department MIDDLETOWN, NY (May 24, 2024) — Garnet Health Foundation invites all to its highly popular annual Sporting Clays Tournament, benefiting the Every Minute Counts campaign to renovate and expand Garnet Health Medical Center’s emergency department. Everyone from beginner to advanced is welcome to join in the excitement and fun taking place Friday, June 28, at Mid-Hudson Sporting Clays, 411 North Ohioville Road, New Paltz.
Record breaking Radiothon Raises Over $147,000 in the Fight Against Childhood Cancer
Record breaking Radiothon Raises Over $147,000 in the Fight Against Childhood Cancer The 13th Annual Thunder 102 Country Cares for St. Jude Kids Radiothon on May 16th & 17th raised $147,135 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. This annual event has raised over $750,000 to date. During this 26-hour long radiothon, Bold Gold Media On-Air Personalities were joined by committee members, sponsors, dignitaries and special guests, including Marlo Thomas, whose father, Danny Thomas, founded St. Jude
ROLLING V MEDIA STATEMENT REGARDING COLLISION
ROLLING V MEDIA STATEMENT REGARDING COLLISION May 20, 2024, Liberty, N.Y. "We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Charles McAdams, a dedicated driver and beloved member of the Rolling V family who tragically lost his life this morning in a collision. Our hearts go out to his family during this difficult time. Rolling V is offering grief counseling to employees, remains in close communication with the school district, and will support local authority's investigation into this incident. This
Changes at the Sullivan County Chamber
Monticello, NY - The Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors would like to announce that there will be some personnel changes. We have accepted the resignation of our current President, Jaime Schmeiser. Jaime has chosen a different career path within Sullivan County and will be leaving the organization effective May 31st. “My dedication to the Chamber's mission remains strong. I have truly enjoyed my time at the Chamber and deeply appreciate the opportunity to have worked with such a
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ACCOUNTING TIPS FOR FREELANCERS
For freelancers, savvy accounting is a pillar of professional independence. Proactively reserve a portion of your earnings for taxes to mitigate year-end sticker shock. Compliance with state and federal tax laws for the self-employed is non-negotiable; ensure you're up-to-date to avoid penalties. Organize your key documents—business licenses, insurance policies, etc.—in one accessible location. This preparation streamlines processes, clarifies financial health, and sharpens your focus on the freelancing
Garnet Health and Cornell Cooperative Extension Launch FreshRx Produce Prescription Program
Garnet Health and Cornell Cooperative Extension Launch FreshRx Produce Prescription Program Incentive program will help educate at-risk community members and encourage lifestyle changes. HARRIS, NY (May 13, 2024) — Garnet Health, in partnership with Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County, is pleased to announce the launch of the new FreshRx Produce Prescription Program, offered to qualified community members in Sullivan and Orange counties. The program is designed to increase produce consumption
GOVERNOR HOCHUL ANNOUNCES NEARLY $3 MILLION IN GRANT AWARDS TO SUPPORT INVASIVE SPECIES PREVENTION PROJECTS ACROSS THE STATE
GOVERNOR HOCHUL ANNOUNCES NEARLY $3 MILLION IN GRANT AWARDS TO SUPPORT INVASIVE SPECIES PREVENTION PROJECTS ACROSS THE STATE Funding Provides Critical Support to Address Negative Impacts of Aquatic and Terrestrial Invasive Species LIBERTY, NY – 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, and communities. These grants are part of the New York State Department of
Catskill Public Theater Unveils ''Terror'' – A Riveting Judicial Drama Where the Audience Renders the Verdict
Catskill Public Theater Unveils "Terror" – A Riveting Judicial Drama Where the Audience Renders the Verdict Roscoe, NY– The Catskill Public Theater, a FREE admission pay-what-you-wish LIVE theater, is proud to announce the premiere of its 2024 season with the groundbreaking play "Terror," opening on Tuesday, July 9, 2024, at the Roscoe Fireman’s Field. This inaugural performance sets a precedent in engaging and interactive theater, inviting audiences to deliberate on a matter of national security,
Register Now For The Forestburgh Playhouse Academy Summer Sessions!
Register Now For The Forestburgh Playhouse Academy Summer Sessions! Attention all young aspiring performers! Are you ready to shine on stage this summer? Then look no further than Forestburgh Playhouse Academy's summer programming! One WeekMusical Theatre Intensive Ages: 8-12 July 20 - 27, 2024 Tuition: $500 Everyone’s favorite ONE WEEK Program is back and better than ever! This musical theatre intensive is designed to educate and enrich 8-12 year-old Young Artists who love to sing, dance
$500 thousand in Scholarships Available for the Class of 2024 through Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan
$500 thousand in Scholarships Available for the Class of 2024 through Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan Students are encouraged to apply for available scholarships by the April 15 deadline MONTGOMERY, NY (March 8, 2023) – A total of 140 scholarships worth nearly $500 thousand will be awarded from funds at the Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan (CFOS) this spring. High school seniors and adults returning to college are encouraged to apply for these scholarships. Applications for
OVER $80,000 RAISED AT THE 46TH ANNUAL 98.3 WSUL HEART-A-THON
OVER $80,000 RAISED AT THE 46TH ANNUAL 98.3 WSUL HEART-A-THON The 98.3 WSUL Heart-A-Thon celebrated a historic 46th year on Friday, February 16, 2024 from 6A-6P at Resorts World Catskills and broadcast live on 98.3 WSUL. “Dollar by dollar this generous community helped us raise over $80,000 for the prevention, education, and treatment of heart disease in Sullivan County. At the heart of it all has been this local radio station. For over four and half decades it has been a unifying force,
HOW TO PREPARE FOR TAX FILING SEASON
Navigating tax season doesn't have to be daunting. Start by identifying the specific actions you need to take for your taxes. Collect all necessary documents early to avoid a last-minute scramble. Ensure that every deduction you're entitled to is included to maximize your return. If the process feels overwhelming, don't hesitate to consult a tax professional for expert guidance. Lastly, consider the advantages of filing electronically for a quicker and more secure submission. Streamlining your tax
2024 Opens a New Season of Exhibitions at DVAA
2024 Opens a New Season of Exhibitions at DVAAWHAT: 2024 DVAA Exhibition ScheduleWHEN: Opening February 10th, 2024 New exhibitions every six weeksWHERE: DVAA, 37 Main Street, Narrowsburg, NY 12764NOTES: Free and open to the public Thursday – Sunday, 11 AM–4 PM & by appointment NARROWSBURG, NY — Across the region, main streets are growing quiet. The snow is settling in, marking the end of the bustling holiday season. Beneath the surface, our communities are humming along as we prepare and reset for
Community Leader and Advocate for Young People, Barbi Neumann-Marty, to Receive 2023 SYDA Foundation Community Service Award
Community Leader and Advocate for Young People,Barbi Neumann-Marty, to Receive2023 SYDA Foundation Community Service Award South Fallsburg, NY – October 22, 2023 – The SYDA Foundation has announced that Barbi Neumann-Marty of Parksville, New York, has been selected as the recipient of the 2023 SYDA Foundation Community Service Award. This prestigious award includes a certificate of merit for outstanding service to the Sullivan County community and a monetary gift of $6,000 to be distributed by the
IT Security Tip #10: Should my computer be encrypted?
IT Security Tip #10: Should my computer be encrypted? It’s another Tuesday in the airport, you just cleared the TSA line and went to the pretzel shop for a quick bite before you catch your plane. You put your laptop down to get a straw, and the next second…your laptop is gone. It’s not in sight, nor is the thief who stole it. If you have a password on your laptop, that will likely prevent the thief from immediately having access to your private documents. What it doesn’t stop is someone removing the hard
Garnet Health to Host Free Diabetes Prevention Program
Garnet Health to Host Free Diabetes Prevention Program Garnet Health is offering a free 12-month Diabetes Prevention Program for qualified individuals. The program runs for one year, with 16 sessions occurring approximately once a week, and six to eight sessions meeting once a month. New classes are starting in July. This scientifically proven and effective lifestyle-enhancement program can help prevent or delay Type 2 diabetes. It is designed to teach individuals how to make better food choices,
IT Security Tip #7: Did you know that your copier is spying on you…
IT Security Tip #7: Did you know that your copier is spying on you… Modern business equipment has radically changed how we conduct everyday business. But do you realize that copiers and multifunction printers are also one of the leading causes of data breaches? They are the one device on the network that commonly does not ever have the default password changed. After all, who would want to get in and copy your settings? There might be a different answer if you realize that quite often those copiers keep
IT Security Tip #6: Why is it so important to have unique passwords for all your online accounts?
IT Security Tip #6: Why is it so important to have unique passwords for all your online accounts?A complex password is a necessity in the current age of cyberthreats, data breaches and other security incidents. But it is hard to keep the seemingly hundreds of passwords, one for each of the accounts you own, straight, secure and different. Wait, what’s that? All of your passwords aren’t different? Why is having different passwords so important? When an online retailer, or a website, gets hacked,
Presidents Day Recognizing our leaders through Art by the Late Sullivan County icon and Holocaust Survivor Morris Katz
Presidents DayRecognizing our leaders through Art by the Late Sullivan County icon and Holocaust Survivor Morris Katzwww.MorrisKatz.org Morris Katz who was an icon in Sullivan County, a Guinness Record world Famous Artist and Holocaust Survivor took enormous pride in being an American patriot. He selflessly dedicated himself to thank and contribute to America and the liberties it stands for. Born in Galicia in 1932, Morris Katz’s once-in-a-generation artistic talent was evident at a young age. At age
Collaboration between Chambers of Commerce Creates A Valuable Resource to Increase Business Opportunities, Attract and Retain Talent…
Collaboration between Chambers of Commerce Creates A Valuable Resource to Increase Business Opportunities, Attract and Retain Talent… Monticello, NY – February 10, 2023 - Strengthening a local workforce and attracting top talent to the region are the goals of a collaborative effort by the Sullivan and Delaware counties chambers of commerce. The chambers' new diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging toolkit offers businesses, nonprofits, and government units practical steps, best practices, and
A Small Business Owner's Guide to Cutting Loose Employees and Contractors
According to the U.S. Census, approximately 61.3 million employees work at small businesses. Even if you run a startup, there's a decent chance a handful of individuals are presently working on your behalf. Throughout your venture's lifespan, there will probably be situations where firing someone is necessary. Here are some matters the Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce wants you to remember when sending a staff member packing. Reasons for Letting Someone Go As the boss, it is your responsibility
How Your Sullivan County Business Can Benefit from a Shop Local Campaign During the Holidays
A local shopping campaign during the holidays is a great way to show your support for the community and strengthen the local economy. Sun Valley Solar notes that by encouraging customers to shop at local businesses, you can help keep money circulating within the community and ensure that businesses are able to thrive. Plus, with a little planning and effort, launching a holiday shop local campaign can be a fun and rewarding experience for everyone involved. Here are some tips on how to get started
8 Ways Sullivan County Small Businesses Can Improve Collaboration and Communication
Good collaboration and communication are essential for any business, but they can be especially challenging for small businesses. With fewer resources and staff, it's especially important to make sure that everyone is on the same page and work together efficiently. Luckily, as the Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce explains below, there are a few things you can do to encourage better collaboration and communication throughout your organization.1. Don’t Be a Micromanager One of the quickest ways to kill