July 2026 Edition
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Featured Stories
Meet the newly-elected BOE members
By Kat Slattery | Manor Ink
Town of Rockland, NY – Being a member of the Board of Education means you have many responsibilities for the populations you serve – meeting the needs of the school children, tax payers and parents, all at the …
Mural artist amends Rockland lawsuit
By Manor Ink Staff
Town of Rockland, NY – Seth Indigo Carnes, the artist at the center of the dispute with the Town of Rockland over his “time to unperson” mural that was partially completed on the side of Sunday Home Roscoe …
Pleasant St. development site plan OK’d
By Kara Didrich | Manor Ink
Livingston Manor, NY – A major project that could transform a large section of the landscape in Livingston Manor has taken a visible step forward, with the recent cleanup of the public park at the corner of Main ...
New businesses in town
By Halle Thomas | Manor Ink
Livingston Manor, NY – If you want to stretch your body, Heart Space Catskills in this hamlet is the space for you and your heart. Many people are stressed and have tension, and they think the way to solve these ...
Old clothes maketh the prop biz
By Zoey McGee | For Manor Ink
Cooks Falls, NY – Nestled in this rural hamlet, a large red barn is home to Right to the Moon Alice, a vintage clothing rental warehouse that supplies the film, television and theater industry. Inside are thousands of articles …
Carrying a torch for art
By Elias Horn | Manor Ink
Sculptures are cool, because they can tell stories, brighten your imagination and inspire creativity. That is exactly what Zac Max’s big metallic constructions do. Max is a sculptor who resides in Youngsville ...
The ‘Cirque’ comes to town
By Manor Ink Staff
For more than two decades, Livingston Manor’s famed Trout Parade has marked the start of the summer season with a joyously creative promenade down Main Street. This year’s parade, the 20th, was themed …
In Liberty, a Walnut Mt. House trail
By Lilly Lynker | Manor Ink
Liberty, NY – The first hotel built in Liberty, the renowned Walnut Mountain House, is again the talk of the town with the inauguration of a new historical trail at Walnut Mountain Park on Walnut Mountain Road …
Short ’n’ sweet film treats
By Anahi Rodriguez | Manor Ink
Parksville, NY – Have you ever seen a movie shorter than three minutes? There is a first time for everything, folks, starting with the wildly creative Too Short to Suck Film Festival held at New Memories in this hamlet …
The true meaning of the 4th of July
By Eva Wells | Manor Ink
What do tea, taxes and King George III of Great Britain have to do with the 4th of July celebration? King George III taxed tea for American colonies to pay for the French-Indian war. The American revolutionaries retaliated …
July 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 …