November 2024 Edition

 
 

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Featured Stories

A hospital health-check

By Zoey McGee | Manor Ink
Harris, NY – As the upcoming election spotlights health-care issues nationwide, rural health care’s unique struggles remain critical, but are often overlooked. In many rural communities, access to health-care …


School districts merger once again possible

By Manor Ink Staff
Town of Rockland, NY – Both the Livingston Manor Board of Education and the Roscoe Board of Education have voted to move forward on the next step toward establishing a merged school district …


Best bagel shop comes to Roscoe

By Mason Roberts | Manor Ink
Roscoe, NY – There is an enticing new establishment in Roscoe called Grizzly Bagels. This well-decorated bagel shop is operated by Zach Scheitlin, who has grown the endeavor from the ground up. Four years ...


In Wurtsboro, an arts destination

By Adriana Serafino | Manor Ink
Wurtsboro, NY – If you are looking for places in Sullivan County that display local artwork, not only indoors but outdoors, too, then the historic hamlet of Wurtsboro is one such destination. This past summer, a new ...


Dance troupe moves to memory

By Adriana Serafino | Manor Ink
Last month, on Oct. 12, Catskill Art Space hosted another in its series of Ardsley Dance Residency performances. CAS was happy to support a week-long stay in Livingston Manor by choreographer Madison Hicks …


The Assemblywoman’s door was always open

By Manor Ink Staff
It can be seen as the end of an era. But for Aileen Gunther, a 21-year veteran of New York State’s Assembly, it’s also the start of a new chapter in her life. Gunther didn’t plan to have a life in politics. She went into ...


It’s Rocky sans Bullwinkle

By Zoey McGee | Manor Ink
Because they’re not commonly seen due to their lack of activity in the daylight, flying squirrels might seem like some sort of fictional anomaly. They do exist, however, and do live in the Catskills. So, if you are ever …


‘Blackout Poetry’ winners are in

By Manor Ink Staff
In its September issue, Manor Ink challenged readers to submit verses to a “Blackout Poetry” contest, offering prizes to the top three poems received. The way blackout poetry works was explained to the Ink by Sullivan …


Leaves, and temps, are dropping (sigh)

By Marge Feuerstein | Manor Ink
As I glanced out of my kitchen window this morning, I saw the leaves falling from the large maple tree across my lawn. Now yellow and brown, they slowly fluttered down until a gust of wind sent a shower down …


November 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 …