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With SNAP currently gone for many the Sullivan County Department of Social Services says they're working to connect their clients with as many benefits as possible With Thanksgiving around the corner, the Hudson Valley Food Bank is taking part in the single largest day of pop-up food bank distribution in the history of New York State Saturday, November 22nd. (Sullivan county takes part at government center.)the New York Attorney General Letitia James along with 2 dozen other states and the District of Columbia sued to get the Trump administration to release full Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for NovemberThe Steam Fund in SULLIVAN COUNTY is offering kids extra curricular, artistic activities as we hear from Jim Sebastian with Mid-Hudson news With Veterans Day around the corner Sullivan County is offering various activities
Election Night returnsSNAP beneficiaries being assistedHunters can donate deer meat to food pantries.
We're in the middle of a windstorm across parts of the Hudson Valley. A fire in Monticello has caused injuries to humans and animals. Two people from Kerhonkson have been arrested on burglary and drug charges after a residential break in.A Sheriff's Deputy in Orange County has received a lifesaving award. A new business is opening in Wurtsboro
The New York Attorney General Leticia James is reminding New Yorkers her office has an Election Protection Hotline. The Sullivan County tentative budget for next year raises property taxes a chunk.A coat drive is being spearheaded by Assemblymember Paula Kaye. Jim Sebastian of Mid-Hudson news has the story…Fun story from the U.S. News & World Report for Middletown.
The Governor has declared a state of emergency due to the SNAP benefits running dry over the weekend.PSK Supermarkets the operators of Pecks, Foodtown, Freshtown and Pathmark are donating over $20-thousand dollars for community members to fill up their SNAP accounts.Access to dental care is an unmet need for many children and young adults with disabilities, and as Jim Sebastian from Mid-Hudson News reports, it's often about communication barriers and difficulty finding providers who accept their insurance. A man from Ellenville has been arrested after crashing his ATV in the Town of Wawarsing.
A group of state prison guards is being accused of faking they were sick or hurt on the job. A man from Monticello has been arrested on reckless endangerment charges related to a shooting in June.Some Republican lawmakers in Ulster County are none too happy about recent rate increases proposed by NYSEG. It's Domestic Violence Awareness month. Jim Sebastian with Mid-Hudson News reports on ways victims and survivors can get help from the state…
Orange and Rockland Utilities is offering cold weather programs for folks having a hard time making their bills. The budget for 2026 in Sullivan County has been announced by the County Manager. Some folks against a proposed Amazon facility in the Town of Wawayanda are being accused of spreading misinformation about the property.A ribbon-cutting ceremony has marked the opening of the first Creation Station at the Liberty Museum and Arts Center. Jim Sebastian with Mid Hudson News reports… A local brewery made the list of the top spots in the nation.
CONTROVERSY AROUND THE LOADED GUN IN THE JAIL CONTINUESPANTHER STADIUM LOOKS TO BE DONE NEXT SUMMERNYU PROVIDES FREE DENTAL WORK FOR CENTER FOR DISCOVERY FOLKS
A Newburgh Council candidate is being investigated for voter fraud A man from Poughkeepsie has been arrested on rape and other charges connected to a minor Honesdale Harley group pays respects to dead group member Billing error being investigated for E-Z Pass "Commuter" users The Liberty Museum and Arts Center has hosted its Harvest Fest and Great Chili Cook Off for the 31st time (Jim Sebastian)
EARLY VOTING IN NY HAS BEGUN THE SHERIFF MAKES NATIONAL NEWS FOR A PRISONER GETTING A GUN INTO JAIL LAST AUGUST THE BE SAFE BE SEEN PUBLIC SAFETY INITIATIVE IS BEING EXPANDED. SPEED LIMIT LOWERED ON DANGEROUS STRETCH OF ROAD IN CALLICOON. A NEW INPATIENT DRUG CENTER TO OPEN IN SULLIVAN COUNTY
Dr. David Potash formally inaugurated as the President of SUNY Sullivan. Plus, Catskills News has an election preview with early voting kicking off on Saturday. All that and more on Catskills News.
UHS Delaware Valley Hospital breaks ground on their new $80 million facility. Plus, Catholic Charities food pantry has a new location and two Catskills towns received recognition. All that and more on Catskills News.
Regional Food Bank announces largest Thanksgiving mealdistribution in New York State. Plus, longtime Village ofWoodridge Mayor Joan Collins has passed away and the 4th annual HO&WL event is this Friday. All that and more on Catskills News.
No Kings protests held nationwide this weekend, including in Sullivan County. Plus, a weapons arrest in Ellenville and the county treasurer warns of a sales tax revenue dip and potential implications. All that and more on Catskills News.
Garnet Health Catskills CEO discusses new partnership withMontefiore. Plus, No Kings protests being held nationwide and in the Catskills, and Peace Love and Pumpkins is back! All that and more on Catskills News.
Garnet Health to join Montefiore Health System. Plus, NYS Attorney General's Office wins against River Valley Estates and Catskill Veterinary Services breaks ground on new animal hospital. All that and more on Catskills News.
Amidst Nor'easter Governor Hochul declares State of Emergency for portions of New York. Plus, a 165 year old bridge in Livingston Manor will close for repairs and the County's Partnership for Economic Development honors two local leaders. All that and more on Catskills News.
Congressman Josh Riley speaks out at public hearing against proposed NYSEG rate hikes. Plus, Governor Hochul defends funding for counterterrorism and mass transit security, and SUNY Sullivan touts improved enrollment numbers. All that and more on Catskills News.
Sullivan County urges businesses to place Naloxboxes to fight opioid overdoses. Plus, the Sheriff's office details more about saving a woman from jumping off a bridge over Route 17 and Rockland CSD Superintendent steps down to head into retirement. All that and more on Catskills News.
The federal government shutdown will reach a week today, find out how it could impact Sullivan & the Catskills the longer it drags on. Plus, hunters in NYS can now report game digitally with the HuntFishNY mobile app and a free rabies clinic is being held this evening.
NYS Senator Peter Oberacker Formally Announces Bid to Run for U.S. Congress. Plus, the Sheriff's office stops a woman from jumping off a bridge, and Wheel The World is coming to Sullivan County. All that and more on Catskills News.
NYS in a burn ban until October 15th due to severe dry conditions. Plus, a Monticello man was arrested following a July incident and Shaniece Harris is laid to rest. All that and more on Catskills News.
Senator Peter Oberacker expected to announce bid for U.S. Congress. Plus, NAMI to hold Out of the Darkness walk to raise funds and awareness for suicide prevention and the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance will open grants soon, with more than ever to give out. All that and more on Catskills News.
Sullivan County Sheriff's Office reports recovery of Shaniece Harris. Plus, the office announces two arrests after investigation into fentanyl sales and Rob Doherty discusses vision forCounty's Republican Party after victory. All that and more on Catskills News.
Hochul and Schumer react to funding cuts. Doherty Elected Chair of County's Republican Party, Vegliante Back with Democratic Party. Plus find out how you can support childhood cancer awareness.
Sullivan County announces four welfare fraud arrests. Plus, Mayor Adams out of NYC mayoral race and Assemblymember Kay announces $100k grant. All and more on Catskills News.
NYS sending out inflation refund checks. Plus, Bold Gold Media announces purchase of two new stations and Sullivan County opens submissions for their fall foliage exhibit. All and more on Catskills News.
Resorts World NYC lears another major hurdle in casino bid. Domestic dispute leads to stabbing, and Monticello High School to induct two into prestigious Hall of Distinction. All and more on Catskills News.
PA State Police warn of scam calls impersonating officials. Plus, Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce opens board nominations and Sullivan 180 holds Empowering A Healthier Generation Celebration.
Garnett Health provides update on partnership with Lexington Center. Plus, a county road closure and the return of the Ryder Cup to New York for the first time in 30 years.
Stewart's International terminal sits empty. Plus, the Center ForDiscovery presents their economic impact in front ofthe legislature and holds a finding missing person'sdrill.
Sullivan County deemed, "fiscal stress free," by New York State. Plus, fallout continues from legislature's battle over housing project, and Ellenville Regional opens new urgent care.
Legislature clashes over housing project. Plus, first annual Voices of Recovery event held to shine a light on the recovery community.
Two NYC Casino Proposals are out of the running for the NYS licenses. Plus, President/CEO of the Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce Ashley Leavitt discusses this year's award winners. All that and more on Catskills News.
NYS Governor Kathy Hochul comments on ICE raids and endorses Mamdani. Plus, a traffic alert in the Village of Monticello tomorrow, and a sober living home has opened in the county. All that and more on Catskills News.
Cornell Cooperative warns of invasive insect. Plus, a recoveryevent is being held on Thursday and the NYS DECopens their Arbor Day poster contest. All that and more on Catskills News.
A NYS Congressman is pushing to honor a 9/11 hero. Plus, a local organization fighting food insecurity in Sullivan & the Catskills. All that and more on Catskills News.
Sullivan County gathers to remember the 24th anniversary of September 11th. Plus, the SC Republican Party pays tribute following the loss of Charlie Kirk. All that and more on Catskills News.
Local representatives react to the tragic passing of political activist Charlie Kirk. Plus, find out more about 9/11 services in Sullivan and the Catskills, and the Office for the Aging has more coupon booklets for seniors. All that on Catskills News.
TOMORROW MORNING: Hunger Action Month is underway, find out how you can get involved right here in Sullivan County. Plus, County Coroner warns of a new drug on it's way to the states according to the DEA, and Sullivan 180 crowns theHealthiest Fire Department winners. All that, and more on Catskills News.
Dymond announces write-in campaign to challenge for Sullivan County Sheriff. Plus, former Legislator Rob Doherty is vying to be the county's GOP chairman, and Governor Hochul defends the new statewide cellphone ban.
TOMORROW MORNING: Sullivan County Partnership for Economic Development President & CEO Mark Baez provides more clarity on the county's new agreement with Resorts World and what it means. Plus, Town of Liberty Supervisor Frank DeMayo discusses the PUD law's removal from town code and how it will impact the town moving forward. All that on Catskills News.
The Sullivan County broadband project clears another hurdle. Plus, the latest on a Wednesday evening fire, and Monticello Fire Department celebrates 150 years!
A $11.6 million rehabilitation project is set to begin on a bridge that connects Route 42 & 52 in the Town of Fallsburg. Plus, hear more on a study being done on water in the area and the new logo for the Rockland Wolves.
On this morning's Catskills News, schools across Sullivan County are back in session and local officials are preaching school bus safety. Plus, the NYS Cellphone ban has begun across the state, hear more on Governor Hochul's goals with it's implementation.
Sullivan County DA Brian Conaty responds to the Village of Monticello. Plus, Central Hudson rate hikes are underway, find out how much it could be costing you. And, an Army football star springs into action to save the day.
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