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Sunshine Hall Free Library Collecting Toys for Tots Through Dec. 8
ELDRED, N.Y. — Sunshine Hall Free Library is collecting new, unwrapped toys for the Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program through Dec. 8 as part of the Great Give Back 2026. Donations can be dropped off inside the library at 14 Proctor Road in Eldred during regular business…
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Sullivan County Corporation Dissolves After $585M Resorts World Financing Deal Falls Through
Created in 2025 for a bond transaction that never occurred, the corporation's remaining funds will revert to Sullivan County.
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Election 2026: Where Bresnahan, Cognetti Stand on Campaign Finance Reform, Anti-Corruption Policies
The candidates in Pennsylvania’s 8th Congressional District both favor stock trading bans and term limits for members of Congress.
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Judge Finds Sullivan County in Contempt Over Adult Care Center Closure
A judge ruled the county knowingly interfered with a court order halting the closure process. A hearing to determine the penalty is scheduled for Nov. 24.
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For Lee Taylor, Music is a Path to Connection
The singer-songwriter performs at the Tusten Jazz Festival November 7.
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Sullivan Judge Gives ‘Cornell 7’ Defendants One Week to Join Attempt to Remove AG James as Special Prosecutor
State Supreme Court Judge James Farrell interrogated both parties on whether to dismiss Attorney General Letitia James as the appointed special prosecutor for an alleged Cornell University rape case.
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Emmy-Winning ‘Daily Show’ Writer Kevin Bleyer Dies in Pike County Crash
Bleyer, who spent nine years writing for "The Daily Show" and won four Emmy Awards, died in a car crash on a rural road in Millrift, PA.
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Election 2026: Bresnahan, Cognetti Engage in Civil Discourse, with Some Room for Agreement Amid Differences at PA-8 Debate
Both candidates criticized policies from their own parties, revealing differing views but focusing on respect and limited personal attacks throughout the event.
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New York Trying to Purge Some Outdated Regulations
Governor Kathy Hochul's Express NY initiative aims to eliminate outdated regulations, including those related to Y2K and workforce rules.
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Police Investigation Underway After Newburgh Supervisor Candidate Sign Defaced with Swastika
Town of Newburgh Supervisor candidate Scott Manley has reported a swastika spray-painted on his campaign sign, calling it a "blatant symbol of antisemitism and intimidation."
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The Town of Thompson Proposes $20.2 Million Spending Plan for 2027
The Town of Thompson's proposed budget reflects a 25 percent increase, driven largely by major projects. A public hearing is scheduled for Nov. 4, with adoption possible that evening.
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Election 2026: Janet Tweed Discusses New York State Assembly District 102 Race
Democratic candidate Janet Tweed joins Radio Catskill's Patricio Robayo to discuss her campaign for New York State Assembly District 102, rural healthcare, infrastructure funding, housing, education, data centers and her race against Republican candidate Mark Molinaro in the…
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Election 2026: Rob Rolison Discusses New York State Senate District 39 Race
Republican incumbent Rob Rolison joins Radio Catskill's Patricio Robayo to discuss his reelection campaign for New York State Senate District 39, affordability, housing, public safety, utility costs, criminal justice reform and his race against Democratic challenger Lisa Kaul in…
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A Little Halloween Glamour, a Lot of Elton John
The Orpheum Performing Arts Center in Tannersville hosts "Sir Elton" on Halloween, combining a tribute to the music legend with a costume contest.
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Why We’re Drawn to Monsters, Even When They Scare Us
Radio Catskill's Matt Hurtado talks with Dr. Emily Zarka, host of PBS's "Monstrum," about the psychology of horror.
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Election 2026: Lisa Kaul Discusses New York State Senate District 39 Race
Democratic and Working Families Party candidate Lisa Kaul joins Radio Catskill's Patricio Robayo to discuss her campaign for New York State Senate District 39, affordability, healthcare, environmental issues and her challenge against incumbent Republican State Senator Rob…
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Milford Beach Cleanup Event Hosted For National Public Lands Day
Volunteers gathered in Milford, Pennsylvania, to celebrate National Public Lands Day with a beach cleanup at the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. Despite weather delays, dedicated volunteers helped preserve public lands through planting, mulching, landscaping, and…
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Red Cross Urges Residents to Test Smoke Alarms as Clocks Fall Back Sunday
As daylight saving time ends Sunday, Nov. 1, the American Red Cross is urging residents to test their smoke alarms and review their home fire escape plans. The Eastern New York Region of the Red Cross is using the seasonal time change as a reminder to check that smoke alarms are…
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Lawsuit Challenges Sullivan County’s Handling of Senior Home Closure
Family members and facility workers allege the county pressured residents to leave despite a restraining order. A hearing is scheduled for Thursday in Ulster County Court.
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Gov. Hochul Once Resisted a Data Center Pause. Now it’s Central to Her Campaign.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced a year-long moratorium on large-scale data centers, initially opposing it but later emphasizing regulation to benefit local communities.