June 2026 Edition
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Featured Stories
One Manor family’s ‘miracle’
By Kara Didrich | Manor Ink Mentor
Livingston Manor, NY – What an amazing place, soon to be open for all to visit, just a couple of miles from downtown Livingston Manor. Hidden by trees and a long entry drive, it is revealed to be an inspiring and …
Gas, fuel oil, propane, food all on the rise
By Zoey McGee | For Manor Ink
Sullivan County, NY – Over the last couple of years, people in Livingston Manor and throughout the county have been dealing with rising gas and energy prices. What started as price increases after the pandemic has …
‘Challenging’ RCSD budget passed by voters
Town of Rockland, NY – On Tuesday, May 19, residents of the Rockland Central School District approved the district’s almost $34 million budget for the 2026-27 school year, with 431 yes votes and 310 no votes. “We know this budget year was challenging,” Interim Superintendent ...
Daffodil garden dedicated to Holocaust survivors
By Anahi Rodriguez | Manor Ink
Livingston Manor, NY – During the Holocaust, a period from 1941 to 1945, more than six million Jews were murdered in Europe due to the actions of the German Nazi Party led by Adolf Hitler. The internment and ...
Chess tourney draws players to Roscoe
By Elias Horn | Manor Ink
Roscoe, NY – The classic game of chess dates back ages and is played by enthusiasts all the way from youngsters to elders in every circumstance, from national tournaments to local games with family and friends …
The hang-up over hanging up phones
By Rachel Zuckerman | Manor Ink
Last year, as Manor Ink readers may recall, I wrote a little opinion piece on the proposed phone ban in New York State. Now, a year after of its passage, I will tell what has or hasn’t changed in school, and how it’s ...
I scream, you scream, we all scream for …
By Kara Didrich | Manor Ink
Manor Ink got the scoop! I work for an ice cream shop in Narrowsburg called Sprinkles, and because of my experience with the creamy confection, I am able to judge ice cream parlors from the perspective of …
Blues skies, cool waters
By Manor Ink Staff
With the arrival of fine warm weather, azure skies and bright June sunshine, many residents are venturing out and enjoying the great outdoors. There are a number of places around the county where …
P’ville Arts Center nears completion
By Rachel Zuckerman | Manor Ink
In the former Tefereth Israel Anshei Synagogue in Parksville, there are new things being brought to life and light. Nearing the completion of renovations, the Parksville Arts Center has big plans for using the old …
Paint crew gets on board for an O&W makeover
By Manor Ink Staff
After four decades “rusting in peace,” the two free-standing Roscoe O&W Railway Museum train cars have been brought back to life with several coats of fresh paint applied by a crew of local volunteers. “The town is …
June puzzle answers
By Ink Puzzlemaster
Stuck? Can’t figure out that one word in the Crossword? Jumbled over the letters in the Jumble? Can’t complete that last line in the Sudoku? Fear not – the Puzzlemaster’s answers are just a click away …