November 2025 Edition
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Featured Stories
Meet the candidates for town races
By Zoey McGee | Manor Ink
Town of Rockland, NY – With the election on Nov. 4, county voters have a chance to cast their ballots not for national candidates, but for those officials who perhaps will have greater influence over their lives than …
Town OKs plans for Yagi sake complex
By Manor Ink Staff
Livingston Manor, NY – The Town of Rockland Planning Board on Oct. 1 voiced its approval for the Livingston Manor Japanese restaurant and cultural center project to move forward to the next phase of planning …
Fly fishing preserve up for sale
By Manor Ink Staff
DeBruce, NY – The Willo Preserve, home to the DeBruce Fly Fishing Club for over 60 years, has been put up for sale. The property of over 1,100 acres, which includes two-and-a-half miles of frontage on both banks ...
Manor, Parksville get historic signs
By Art Steinhauer and Len Baldassano | Manor Ink Mentors
Parksville, NY – On Oct. 5, the Borscht Belt Historical Marker Project unveiled its 14th marker honoring Parksville’s important place in the era’s local legacy. The marker commemorates the hamlet’s transformation ...
CFFC&M dinner nets $30K
By Yides Gottlieb | Manor Ink
Livingston Manor, NY – More wild trout habitats will be preserved in our local streams thanks to the Catskill Fly Fishing Center & Museum’s recent “Catch and Conserve” fundraising dinner held Sept. 9. The Center …
New diner a welcome addition
By Erick Slattery | Manor Ink
Jeffersonville, NY – In this hamlet a new restaurant opened in September. As you walk into the eatery, aptly named Jeff’s Diner, there is a theme of African safari art on the walls, which is a little odd for a restaurant on ...
Evans to step down Nov. 30
By Leah Staudt | Manor Ink
Town Of Rockland, NY – Superintendent John Evans recently announced his retirement as of the end of November from the Rockland Central School District after nearly 32 years of working in education …
Hopeful economic signs for Liberty
By Duncan Hutchison | Manor Ink Mentor
Liberty, NY – News of economic development initiatives in the Town of Liberty shared by Mark Baez, president and CEO of the town’s Partnership for Economic Development, at its recent annual awards dinner outlined …
Monticello ‘No Kings’ protest draws hundreds
By Manor Ink Staff
Monticello, NY – On Saturday, Oct. 18, from 1 to 2:30 p.m., a second “No Kings” protest took place in the village, hosted by We Are One-Sullivan, Sullivan County’s Indivisible group. Peaceful, nonviolent protesters filled …
Group displays the beauty of volunteering
By Adriana Serafino | Manor Ink
Behind every beautiful town there are people who volunteer, spending their time making the community a wonderful place to call home. In the town of Livingston Manor, there’s a group of volunteers like this that …
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 …