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2 Table Of Contents

Welcome...... 4

A Letter From Our President...... 5

The Towns & Villages of Sullivan County...... 10

Sullivan County's Schools...... 30

Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association...... 46

Agriculture...... 55

Farmers Markets...... 56

Member Directory...... 60

Workforce Development...... 84

Local Chambers and Business Associations...... 85

Important Contact Information...... 86

OUR VISION: The Sullivan County Chamber Of Commerce & Industry, Inc. is the primary resource for networking, information and education for Sullivan County businesses and organizations and provides 196 Bridgeville Road / Suite 7 Monticello, NY 12701 USA a strong, valuable voice (845) 791-4200 Fax: (845) 791-4220 on behalf of the [email protected] business community. www.catskills.com

Table Of Contents 3 WELCOME To The Sullivan Catskills

Situated in the foothills of the Catskills Mountains just 90 miles northwest of New York City, we are a rural county with 968 square miles of rolling hills, flowing rivers, crystal-clear lakes, and unparalleled beauty. We have many reasons to be excited for the future of our economy.

You are here amidst an incredibly exciting time in our history. Thanks to Resorts World Catskills Casino, the Kartrite Resort and Indoor Water Park, and a host of smaller lodging establishments, our storied tourism industry is back in the international spotlight, and there is more to come. Our economy is humming, thanks to major employers and industry leaders like the Center for Discovery and Kohl’s Distribution Center. And thanks to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, we continue to celebrate the touchstone of a generation: the Woodstock festival, which happened right here in 1969.

Beyond these new ventures, our landscape and wide open spaces have drawn visitors for decades. In addition to the Delaware River, the Shawangunk Ridge and Catskill Mountains both stretch into Sullivan County. The Bashakill offers superb hiking opportunities, as well as breathtaking views. Our restaurants are welcoming and serve quality cuisine created from locally sourced food, and our farmers who provide that food are second to none.

Whether you are seeking outdoor adventure, a new start for your family or a welcoming and supportive community for your new business venture, Sullivan County is the place for you. Come for a visit and dis- cover yourself the mountains of opportunities that await you in Sullivan County, New York.

Luis Alvarez, Chairman Joshua Potosek Sullivan County Legislature County Manager

4 Welcome to Sullivan County A Letter From Our President

WELCOME TO SULLIVAN COUNTY, WELCOME HOME!

You will know you are home when our breathtaking natural vistas and warm welcoming communities greet you at your arrival. There’s no better time to be in Sullivan County! We are a county full of collaboration and creativity. With a sweet spot for balanced living, there is life after work in our many exciting attractions, cultural events, abundant natural surroundings and outdoor adventures.

We’re located at a crossroads, halfway between the New York Metropolitan area and Binghamton, with the Hudson Valley to the east and the Delaware Valley and Pennsylvania to the west. Since colonial times, our natural resources and scenic beauty have attracted industry and recreational visitors. The bluestone sidewalks of New York came from our quarries, early motion pictures were shot using our vistas, and world-renowned entertainers got their start in our hotels.

The Sullivan County Chamber is your partner for success. Our nearly 500 members partner to encourage business and support the growing economy of our 15 townships and six villages. Whether encouraging main streets, promoting our hiking, fishing, hunting and skiing, advocating for our growing culinary and beverage offerings, or advancing our revitalized leisure sector, the Chamber is active in support of local enterprise and of our citizens who make up this amazing county.

Sullivan County is the place to be. Momentum is pulsing through every facet of our community. In a few short years our county has risen-up and continues to rise and surpass its former golden years. Many exciting developments are on our horizon and we are glad that you are here to share it!

Welcome, Jaime Schmeiser Jaime Schmeiser Sullivan County Chamber of Commerce and Industry, CEO/President

A Letter From Our President 5 Why Should You Join The Chamber?

The Chamber is where local business gathers to succeed. Members enjoy a wide range of benefits including:

• Free listing on Chamber website with • Member to member discounts referral reporting, full website and social media integration • Customer service training • Ability to post events, jobs, • Workshops, seminars & trainings coupons and more • Information on business funding • Networking opportunities including sources Breakfasts, mixers, our annual fundraiser, awards ceremony & more • Business counseling & mentoring • Referrals • Business plan assistance • Exclusive sponsorship and • Access to information on advertising opportunities government contracts & large bids

Together, We Are Chamber Crusaders Committed To Improving The Business Climate Of Our Sullivan County.

8 Chamber Crusaders Thank You to our Chamber Champions!

Together, We Are Chamber Champions For A Healthy And Educated Community.

Chamber Champions 9 Town Of Bethel

The Town of Bethel. The hamlets of Beth- el, Briscoe, Kauneonga Lake, Small- wood, White Lake and parts of Mon- gaup Valley, is the geographic center of Sullivan County encompassing 93 square miles of rolling hills, farmland and natural landscapes.

We’re home to Bethel Woods Center for the Arts at the historic site of the Wood- stock Music and Arts Festival which drew nearly half a million people in 1969. To- day, Bethel Woods offers a diverse se- lection of culturally-rich performances, popular artists, and community and educational programming. The 800-acre campus includes an 15,000-seat am- phitheater, an intimate 440-seat indoor Event Gallery, the award winning Muse- um at Bethel Woods, and a Conservato- ry for arts education programming.

The hamlets of Kauneonga Lake and White Lake are on a 286-acre motorboat and fishing lake and a hub for lakeside dining and community events. The For- est Reserve at Smallwood, a 120-acre park, is protected by an agreement between the Bethel Local Development Corporation and the Delaware High- lands Conservancy. You can enjoy hiking, birding, snowshoeing and outdoor exercise, Lake Superior State Park offers swimming, fishing, kayaking and opportunities for winter recreation. The town also operates a park with playground, walking trails and picnic areas.

Bethel has an active volunteer base 3454 rt. 55 including three volunteer fire depart- p.o. box 300 ments, a volunteer ambulance corps, Lions Club; Girl Scouts, 4-H, and VFW. white lake, ny 12786 Bethel Parks and Recreation offers year t. (845) 583-4350 round programming and activities along f. (845) 583-4710 with an enriched summer camp and [email protected] community garden. The beautification group Bethel First, a vibrant Council of www.town.bethel.ny.us the Arts, an active Business Association, and a healthy community steering com- mittee are all engaged with promoting Bethel Woods Center For The Arts opportunities for community wellness. At The Site Of The 1969 Woodstock Festival

10 Town Of Bethel Town Of Callicoon The Town of Callicoon is rolling hills, rich the other side of town, in the Village of history, creative people , farm fresh and Jeffersonville, is the year round sound of includes the hamlets of Callicoon Cen- WJFF radio – hydro powered and run alter, Jeffersonville, North Branch, Youngs- most exclusively by volunteers. ville and the Village of Jeffersonville that collectively encompass just under 50 The Village of Jeffersonville serves as a square miles in the western portion of crossroad to several hamlets and main Sullivan County. streets; connecting a vibrant agricultural community offering an abundance We’re rich in active community groups of fresh food. including four volunteer fire departments and an ambulance corps; Lions Club; Chamber of Commerce and the 19 legion street volunteer beautification group the Jef- p.o. box 687 fersonville JEMS. jeffersonville, ny 12748 Our interests and attractions are as diverse as the people. Every Wednesday t. (845) 482-5390 in the summer the historic Callicoon f. (845) 482-5030 Center Band entertains with polkas, townofcallicoon.org waltzes, and hits of fifty years ago. On

Town Of Cochecton

The Town of Cochecton is a small, qui- et, scenic part of Sullivan County. Co- checton’s fertile flats (“Cushetunk” as it was called by the Indians meaning “low lands”) abounding with fish, fur and game and its proximity to the Delaware River, which led to Philadelphia, made it a natural for a permanent settlement.

Our Town is comprised of 38.06 square 74 smales road miles making it the second smallest town lake huntington, ny 12752 in Sullivan County. It includes the hamlets t. (845) 932-8360 of Cochecton, Cochecton Center, Foster- f. (845) 932-8228 dale, Lake Huntington, and Skinners Falls. [email protected] Access to the Delaware River can be www.townofcochectonny.org gained at Skinners Falls.

Towns Of Callicoon & Cochecton 11 Town Of Delaware

The Town of Delaware consists of the Business Association, Kiwanis, Girl/Boy hamlets of Callicoon, Hortonville, Keno- Scouts. The Delaware Youth Center is a za Lake & Kohlertown. We’re a diversi- community space that offers education- fied area ranging from flat valleys with al programming & recreational activities pristine views of the Delaware River, to for all ages throughout the year. It also rolling hills offering panoramic vistas. houses a year round farmers market that Delaware features many amenities - moves indoors from the Callicoon Creek in addition to our many restaurants & Park with the change of season. shops, we have a hospital, grocery store, newspaper, library & movie theater. The Callicoon hosts several signature events Villa Roma Resort & Conference Center including the annual Tractor Parade, the is located in the scenic Beechwoods Callicoon Country Fair, a 10K/5K race/ area. The Route 97 Scenic Byway pass- walk in Summer, the Art Walk in Autumn es through the hamlet of Callicoon, & & Dickens on the Delaware in December the Delaware River offers a wide range of recreational activities. 104 main street The people of the Town of Delaware p.o. box 129 are what make the town unique. The hortonville, ny 12745 human spirit & level of caring & con- cern people have for each other, their t. (845) 887-5250 neighborhood, & their community is ex- f. (845) 887-5228 traordinary. There is a strong volunteer www.townofdelaware-ny.us base in the fire departments, Callicoon

12 Town Of Delaware WE LOVE OUR NEIGHBORS!

Sullivan County Shares Borders With... Delaware County, NY Orange County, NY Pike County, PA Ulster County, NY Wayne County, PA

Come Visit Us. You Just Might Stay For Good.

13 photo: Jonathan Charles Fox Town Of Fallsburg

Fallsburg offers a balanced quality of life, Our sense of community is exemplified by recreational opportunities and municipal local participation in action committees, services to a vibrant year round, seasonal 6 volunteer fire departments, an ambu- and second home community. lance squad, senior clubs, Kiwanis Club and several beautification groups that We encompass 79 square miles and in- have worked to create vibrant public clude the hamlets of Fallsburg, Glen Wild, spaces and community events. Fallsburg is Hurleyville, Loch Sheldrake, Mountaindale, home to SUNY Sullivan, two lakeside parks South Fallsburg, Woodbourne, and the Vil- and two PGA golf courses. lage of Woodridge. The Neversink River runs through the Town of Fallsburg and played Morningside Park features a 125 acre lake an important part in its early development. allowing electric motor boats, fishing and birding opportunities. The hamlet of Hur- The Town has just over 4 miles of trail for leyville is a developing walkable commu- walking and bicycling. The section of the nity and is home to the THINC (Technology O&W Rail Trail includes segments from Hub & Incubator) as well as the Hurleyville Mountaindale to Woodridge and from Arts Centre, galleries, artist spaces & more. Woodridge to the Neversink River. The trail is well-maintained and on level ter- rain with flowerbeds, a variety of views, p.o. box 2019 and wetlands with excellent areas for south fallsburg, ny 12779 bird-watching. Highlights include a Visitor’s t. (845) 434-8810 Center in Mountaindale with a display of historical railway photographs, artifacts, a f. (845) 434-8809 new scale train sculpture, rest areas and www.townoffallsburg.com stretching equipment.

14 Town Of Fallsburg Town Of Forestburgh

Forestburgh, the smallest of the Sullivan weekends from September through the County towns, is set amidst abundant end of October. The Fall Series features, forests and peaceful lakes and includes bands, cabarets, comedy, special events the nine mile Swinging Bridge Reservoir. and caps off the year with our annual live The beautiful and natural surroundings performance of the Rocky Horror Show! offer hiking, bald eagle viewing, cross Other unique aspects of Forestburgh in- country skiing and other opportunities to clude Merriewold Park, famous for resi- connect with nature. dences of playwriters; stage and screen actors and actresses and Sho Fu Den, We are home to the Forestburgh Play- the Japanese palace brought here from house. Founded in 1947, the Forestburgh the 1939 New York’s World Fair by Dr. Playhouse is the oldest continuously op- Takamine, chemist and inventor. erating professional summer theatre in New York State. There are 15 historical markers throughout our town denoting its past along with Under an agreement with the Actors’ Eq- a 150th Sesquicentennial depicting their uity Association, the union of professional path as well as other interesting historical actors and stage managers, the Playhouse and town facts. employs professional actors, often with Broadway or other major credits, as well p.o. box 114 as a company of non-union professionals forestburgh, ny 12777 who earn credit toward their own eventual t. (845) 794-0611 membership in the Actors’ Equity Associa- tion. The Forestburgh Playhouse operates f. (845) 794-0678 from mid-June through Labor Day. The For- www.forestburgh.net estburgh Tavern hosts a Fall Series during

Town Of Forestburgh 15 Town Of Fremont

The Town of Fremont is nestled in the In addition to the wondrous and western corner of Sullivan County, bountiful natural resources in Fremont, alongside the Delaware River, and our town also provides excellent op- offers beautiful scenery—rolling hills, portunities for entrepreneurship and grassy meadows, pure mountain business ventures. There is a commu- streams, towering woodlands and nity respect for privacy coupled with abundant wildlife. The hamlets of encouragement for community in- Long Eddy, Fremont Center, Hankins and Obernburg make up the town volvement. Be as active or leisurely as which is served by both the Roscoe you’d like. and Sullivan West School Districts.

Tennanah Lake Golf and Tennis Club p.o. box 69 sits on over 1,000 acres on the high- fremont center, ny 12736 est point in Sullivan County. The par t. (845) 887-6605 72 layout has three sets of tees and f. (845) 887-5890 will play almost 6,800 yards from the www.fremontny.com back tees.

16 Town Of Fremont Town Of Highland

The Town of Highland was first inhabited The Upper Delaware’s only major Rev- by the Lenape, who enjoyed the boun- olutionary War battle was fought at ty of the Delaware River. Others were Minisink in 1779. The Minisink Ford Battle drawn to Highland because of its Ground hosts a Visitor Interpretive Cen- streams, lakes, dense hardwood and co- ter with 57 acres, offering hiking, a pic- nifer forests and wild game. Today, the town is comprised of Barryville, Eldred, nic area and restrooms. The Roebling Highland Lake, Minisink Ford and Yulan. Bridge is a short drive away – designed and built by John A. Roebling, who later Situated along the Delaware River, Bar- engineered the Brooklyn Bridge. ryville, offers eagle watching, outdoor and waterfront activities, and many din- Yulan offers a quaint residential coming options. Several liveries offer camp- munity, with Konrads Restaurant just a ing, a zip line, rafting, kayaking, and canoeing. The Barryville Area Arts Associ- short walk from the post office. Com- ation, and the Greater Barryville Cham- munity gardens dot the entrance into ber of Commerce are active throughout Yulan, and are a source of pride for the the year and include Plein Air painting Town’s beautification efforts. and the Pumpkin Fest. The Town of Highland offers art and culture, Eldred hosts the Town Hall, Senior Cen- nature, relaxation and a welcoming atmo- ter, Sunshine Hall Free Library, Peck’s Su- permarket, churches, restaurants, and sphere to all. Visit for more information. several businesses all within walking distance. Nearby is the Hickok Brook Mul- tiple Use Area, featuring rugged hiking, 4 proctor road (rt. 32) and other outdoor activities on its 1,064 p.o. box 138 acres. Located beside its namesake, eldred, ny 12732 Highland Lake offers residential and natural beauty with public lake access. t. (845) 557-6085 The North American Cultural Lab (NACL) f. (845) 557-0257 Theatre is a performing arts focal point www.townofhighlandny.com and provides many opportunities for diverse entertainment.

Town Of Highland 17 Town Of Liberty

The Town of Liberty offers excellent Cornell Cooperative Extension of Sullivan schools, outdoor recreation and an es- County is located in our Town. It com- calating business climate. We’re a great bines local experience and research, place to live, play and do business. The developed with community input, and Town encompasses the Village of Liberty based on the most current information and the hamlets of Parksville, Swan Lake, available from Cornell and other Land White Sulphur Springs. Grant universities from across the nation. The Liberty campus features a hiking Our Housing options and available land, trail, greenhouse, hoop house and com- along with a walkable downtown of mercial kitchen. shops, restaurants, groceries and an award winning school district, make Lib- The Village of Liberty has weekly farm- erty an attractive option for families. We ers’ markets, summer theatre, a museum offer an active Parks and Recreation De- and an arts center. partment with yearlong family friendly events, lakes and public swimming pool. There is plentiful open space and park- land for outdoor recreation including 120 north main street Walnut Mountain which features state liberty, ny 12754 ranked mountain biking trails. There are t. (845) 292-5110 2.5 miles of rail trail in downtown Liberty f. (845) 292-1310 and just over 3 miles in Parksville which is also home to Beaverkill Studio—inspired townofliberty.org/contact-us by nature, and fueled by state of the art www.townofliberty.org technology to shoot, edit and screen.

18 Town Of Liberty Town Of Lumberland

Lumberland has a rich history, including the Delaware and Hudson Canal, the summer mansion of Singer Sewing Ma- chine President George McKenzie, and the scenic Delaware River paralleled by the RT 97 Scenic Byway, all within com- muting distance to the Tri-State and Del- aware Valley region.

One of the best ways to enjoy Lumber- land is to canoe the Delaware River from the various bases on the banks. Hiking and biking abound with fun restaurants and bed and breakfasts for short or long rests.

On the way stop at the many historical markers and the Lumberland Town Hall and Museum Room-ask for our brochure.

We have a series of quality Cultural Con- certs at the Town Hall (call 845-856-8600 #1222 for details) and the Summer Youth Program is available in July (contact the Youth Director at the Municipal Build- ing) Our community is proud to support the Lumberland Fire Department and Auxiliary, the Lumberland Cultural Series Board, The Lumberland Branch of Sulli- van First, our Parks and Recreation De- partment, Senior Citizens and churches. Look for chicken BBQs, penny socials and dinners throughout our town.

Annual events include the Memorial Day and Fourth of July Parades. Lumber- land welcomes newcomers with a special packet available through the Town Clerk’s Office.

1054 proctor road glen spey, ny 12737 t. (845) 856-8600 f. (845) 856-6080 www.townoflumberland.org and delawareriver.natgeotourism.com

Town Of Lumberland 19 Town Of Mamakating

The Town of Mamakating–Gateway to The Wurtsboro Board of Trade, Wurts- Sullivan County. Mamakating is where boro Rotary Club, Wurtsboro Lion’s our history meets adventure. We em- Club, the Bashakill Area Association brace and enjoy our rural heritage and and our Senior Center all work to make take responsibility for environmental this community a great place to live stewardship. On our two mountains and work. Annual events include Win- and in our lush valley, you can hike the terfest in February, Founder’s Day in Rail Trail and Delaware and Hudson July and Bashakill Area Clean-up Day. Canal Trail Project, kayak the Bashakill Wildlife Management Area, and soar at the the nation’s oldest glider air- 2948 route 209 port-Wurtsboro Airport. wurtsboro, ny 12790 t. (845) 888-3000 We’re very community minded, with Mamakating First Aid, and volunteer f. (845) 888-5677 fire departments at Summitville, Wurts- [email protected] boro, Westbrookville, Bloomingburg, www.mamakating.org Howells and Mountaindale.

20 Town Of Mamakating Town Of Neversink

The Town of Neversink partially located tiful place. Barn Quilts of Neversink offers in the Catskill Park, features one of the a self-guided tour to view over 75 barn county’s most beautiful landscapes, of- quilts. An Old Time Fair takes place every fering natural beauty and a multitude July, followed by the Little World’s Fair in of recreational activities within the Nev- August, Tractor Show and Sportsmen’s ersink and Rondout Reservoir areas, in- Flea Market in September, and the Giant cluding fishing, hunting, non-motorized Pumpkin Party in October. boating, and hiking. Youth activities in the community are Volunteerism abounds and has been an plentiful. Seasonal sports are open to integral part of the building of the Daniel children ranging from Pee Wee to Varsity Pierce Library and Time and the Valleys age. Civic clubs such as 4-H, Boy Scouts Museum, the creation of a local farmers’ and Girls Scouts are available as well, market, and The Townsman newspaper, while many programs are presented by which has been in existence for over 60 the library. The Parks and Recreation years. We have two fire departments Department plans trips and community and two volunteer ambulance squads, events for residents of all ages. A new- along with a Lions Club, Chamber of ly built Town Park continues to expand, Commerce, Neversink Renaissance offering a walking trail and pavilion, with beautification group, Antique Tractor more to come. Club, and Neversink Agricultural Society. 273 main street The Town of Neversink Chamber of Commerce was recently organized to p.o. box 307 advance the general welfare and pros- grahamsville, ny 12740 perity of the Tri-Valley area. The beauti- t. (845) 985-2262 fication efforts of Neversink Renaissance f. (845) 985-7686 have brought many resources to the mu- www.townofneversink.org nicipality making the town a more beau-

Town Of Neversink 21 Town Of Rockland The Town of Rockland blends easy ac- Garden club, Livingston Manor Rotary, cess from Rt. 17 with small town charm Roscoe Kiwanis and others. and a big backyard. Its hamlets, Living- ston Manor and Roscoe, are rich in nat- The arts are alive at the Catskill Art Cen- ural assets and outdoor recreation in all ter, several galleries and performance four seasons. spaces. We have unique annual events: the Two-headed Trout dinner in Roscoe Located at the southwestern gateway when the fishing season opens, the zany, to the Catskill Park, we boast two world creative Trout Parade in Livingston Man- class trout fishing streams, the Beaver- or in June, plus many smaller events. kill and Willowemoc Creek, and public Farm stands, food stores, and a farmer’s lands with fishing, hiking, hunting, water- market provide local products in season. falls, lakes and ponds. Winter activities include snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, We have cozy main streets and great snowmobiling and ice fishing. There are personal vibes from the owner-operat- golf courses and a dozen public and pri- ed businesses, two craft breweries–the vate campgrounds. Catskill Brewery and Roscoe Brewery, the Prohibition Distillery, and the Arnold Rockland is home to the Catskill Fly Fish- House. The Town of Rockland is a great ing Center, the world’s largest fly fishing place to visit, and the kind of place you museum, and three covered bridges want to live, raise a family, or retire to. dating back to 1865, one of which is a county park. Other historic treasures include the O & W Railroad Museum and 95 main street the Roscoe-Rockland Fire Department's display of bucket brigade memorabilia. p.o. 964 livingston manor, ny 12758 Volunteer groups contribute to Rock- land’s can-do community spirit, includ- t. (845) 439-5450 ing fire departments, ambulance corps, f. (845) 439-3775 chambers of commerce, Renaissance www.townofrocklandny.com beautification groups, Roscoe Rockland

22 Town Of Rockland Town Of Thompson

The Town of Thompson, one of Sullivan yogic sciences, nutrition and acupunc- County’s largest and most populated ture, and includes treatments such as towns, also has the lowest property tax hydrotherapy and physiotherapy. The rate. We’re a haven for full-time res- Kartrite Resort and Indoor Waterpark, idents as well as seasonal guests who the largest indoor water park in New call us their second home. The Town York is also located in the Town and in- includes the Village of Monticello and cludes fun for the whole family. the hamlets of Rock Hill, Harris, Kiame- sha Lake, Thompsonville, Glen Wild, We offer both residents and visitors and Sackett Lake. Monticello, the larg- beautiful lakes and streams, the Mon- est village in Sullivan County, serves as ticello Raceway, the Monticello Motor the county seat, with the government Club, Holiday Mountain Ski & Fun Park, center, courthouse, and other public and a host of world-class golf, dining, offices conveniently located within our tennis, and other recreational options. walkable downtown. With affordable housing, period architecture and re- We are home to several healthcare fa- furbished streetscape, Monticello is un- cilities, including Catskill Regional Med- dergoing a resurgence and is a great ical Center, Crystal Run Healthcare, location for live-work opportunities and and The Center for Discovery. first-time homebuyers. The Town of Thompson, we’re open for business. The Town of Thompson boasts the county’s largest concentration of retail development. Smaller retail stores and 4052 route 42 several ethnic restaurants with outdoor monticello, ny 12701 seating can also be found in Monticel- t. (845) 794-2500 lo. Conveniently located in the Town, just outside Monticello is Resorts World f. (845) 794-8600 Catskill and YO1 Wellness Center. YO1 www.townofthompson.com Wellness Center” is based upon five an- www.villageofmonticello.com cient sciences: Nature Cure, Ayurveda,

Town Of Thompson 23 Town Of Tusten

Narrowsburg ranks as one of America Annual celebrations include Riverfest, a in Bloom’s 2016 top three “Coolest street fair celebrating Art, Music and the Downtowns.” Although small (pop. Environment, Honey Bee Fest, and a July 1,515), we don’t go unnoticed. Histor- 4th parade and fireworks, attracting res- ic Main Street dates back to the 1800’s idents and visitors alike. and has continued through the centuries to be the commercial hub of the Town As a small town, we work together, of Tusten. Main Street backs up to the through volunteerism, to make Tusten deepest and the narrowest part of the rich with activities, events and hands on Delaware River–perfect for canoeing, work to keep Narrowsburg looking beau- rafting, kayaking and fishing. Fishermen tiful as a destination for Sullivan County can cast their flies into the water, while residents and tourists alike. high above their heads soaring bald eagles dip down to scoop up a fish of their Other amenities not found in many rural own. We’ve been declared the Eagle towns include a library, grocery store, Capitol of New York State. gas station, pharmacy and a lumber- yard. We boast fine restaurants and fine Our rich history, preserved by the Tusten shops. Narrowsburg, a place to live, work Historical Society, includes four church- and play. es, the Tusten Theater, a circa 1920’s Art Deco theater which serves as the performance venue for the Delaware Val- 210 bridge street, ley Arts Alliance (DVAA). Concerts, op- p.o. box 195 era, lectures, and the annual Big Eddy narrowsburg, ny 12764 Film Festival all take place here. The t. (845) 252-7146 DVAA which hosts over 12 annual juried art exhibits is housed in the former Hotel f. (845) 252-7509 Arlington on Main Street, a Registered www.tusten-narrowsburg.org Historic building.

24 Town Of Tusten Village Of Bloomingburg Village Of Jeffersonville

The Village of Bloomingburg was the first Jeffersonville is at the convenient crossroads county seat of Sullivan County and is lo- of western Sullivan County. Livingston Man- cated in the Town of Mamakating. We or, Roscoe, Callicoon, Narrowsburg, Beth- prospered first as a center on the New- el Woods and more are just a few minutes burgh-Cochecton Turnpike and later as away from our all-American, small town a railway town with many guest cottag- Main Street. Originally we were called Win- es and homes for those seeking fresh air kelried after Arnold Von Winkelried, the leg- and beautiful scenery. endary Swiss hero. Sullivan West Central School’s Jeffersonville We are the southernmost village in Sul- Campus was built through President livan County. We are also the only Sul- Roosevelt’s New Deal, put America back to livan County Community entirely within work program and features the classic archi- the Hudson River watershed. Our eastern tecture of the time. It is rumored Squirt Soda boundary is the Shawangunk Kill, which got its start here, and, whether this is true or is, at that point, the border with Orange not, it is uncertain, that Squirt was bottled County, making us attractively rural with here for quite some time. only a short ride to a wide range of ser- Jeffersonville is rich in community groups. vices in Middletown, NY and the greater We have a Volunteer Fire Department, Vol- New York metropolitan area. unteer Ambulance Corp, a Lion’s club, a beautification group called JEMS, a Cham- We are conveniently located ber of Commerce and a Community Out- just off of Route 17/86. reach Group organized by our Village government. We also have several churches, a synagogue and a beautiful community park. bloomingburg village hall 13 north road We have many annual and several one- time events each year. Our ongoing annual p.o. box 341 events include a St. Patrick’s Day Parade, bloomingburg, new york 12721 Maple Fest, Outdoor Movies in the Park, a full t. (845) 733-1400 moon drum circle, Women’s Wellness, Jeff Jamboree, Ocktoberfest, Trunk or Treat, and f. (845) 733-1741 the James Dworetsky Holiday Parade. www.bloomingburg.us Proximity is everything here. Our community is very walkable and the abundance of farms makes for easy access to fresh produce, dairy products, eggs and more. We work with realtors to distribute welcome packages containing information about the village and coupons for area businesses to recent sales and newcomers.

17 center street p.o. box 555 jeffersonville, ny 12748 t. (845) 482-4275 f. (845) 482-5298 www.jeffersonvilleny.com

Villages Of Bloomingburg & Jeffersonville 25 Village Of Liberty

The Village of Liberty is centrally located Nearby Walnut Mountain is rated as one in Sullivan County, within the Town of Lib- of the Top 25 trails in New York State and erty. It was a major stop on the O&W rail- Hanofee Park offers a variety of recre- road for summer visitors, especially those ation activities. visiting world-famous Grossinger’s Hotel. Today, it is conveniently located off of Liberty Central Schools are located with- Route 17/86 with easy access to shop- in the Village. ping and services.

The Village is a great place to live be- 167 north main street cause it is so walkable. It is also an easy liberty, ny 12754 commute to many employment loca- t. (845) 292-2250 ext# 113 tions. Housing is readily available and attractively priced whether you’re looking f. (845) 292-2376 for a starter home, second home or per- www.libertyvillageny.org manent residence.

26 Village Of Liberty Village Of Monticello

Monticello, named after the residence of Thomas Jefferson, is Sullivan Coun- ty’s largest community and the county seat. It was built by Samuel and John Jones to service their interests in natural resources and connect with the New- burgh-Cochecton Turnpike.

Tourism has played an important part in the Village. Downtown was active almost 24 hours a day during the historic era of the great hotels. Today the Alder Hotel, Resorts World Catskills, and the Kartrite Indoor Water Park are bringing new economic growth, while the Monticello Raceway continues as destination.

The Sullivan County Government Cen- ter and Sullivan County Court House are located in the Village of Monticello and with other public offices are conveniently located within our walkable downtown. With affordable housing, period architecture and refurbished streetscape, Monticello is undergoing a resurgence and is a great location for live-work opportunities and first-time homebuyers.

Three elementary, one middle and one high school make up the Monticello Central School District.

For recreation, DeHoyos Park, The Ted Stroebelle and Dillon Park Pool are available.

We are a convenient crossroads, located off the Rt. 17/86, the “Quickway” to the Catskills and at the intersection monticello village hall of Route 17B leading west to Bethel 2 pleasant street Woods Center for the Arts and the Del- monticello, new york 12701 aware River and Rt. 42 leading to the east. You’ll find the greatest number t. (845) 794-6130 and variety of services in Monticello, f. (845) 794-2327 whether you are passing through, join- www.villageofmonticello.com ing us for an extended stay or moving into a great community.

Village Of Monticello 27 Village Of Woodridge

Woodridge is a friendly and welcoming The Village boasts a volunteer fire de- piece of Sullivan County. A 1947 news- partment, Kiwanis club and a group of paper article dubbed us “Utopia in the volunteers who work on our Sullivan Re- Catskills” and focused on the coopera- naissance projects every year and help tives in the Village and our slogan “The our Village staff maintain them. Friendly Village”. We were and are home to a diversified group of religions and nationalities. Two cooperatives still exist– The Woodridge Kiwanis Club holds an Associated Mutual Insurance Coopera- annual scholarship dinner, awarding 5 tive founded in 1913 and Cooperative scholarships to graduating Fallsburg High Federal Credit Union founded in 1936. School seniors. The Woodridge Fire De- The Village boasts its own police depart- partment holds an annual Mother’s Day ment, court, office, sanitation and high- Pancake Breakfast in conjunction with the way departments, planning board, zon- Kiwanis Club plant sale. A Memorial Day ing board and executive board. observance ceremony is held annually. We are part of the Rails to Trails and We informally greet new neighbors via healthy communities initiatives. The entire Village is pedestrian and bike friendly office staff, some local longtime resi- and with the trail running through the Vil- dents and mayor and trustees. lage, connecting two parks and a seating area. Krieger Park has a lake, ball- field, basketball court and picnic area; p.o. box 655 Centreville Station Park pays homage to woodridge, ny 12789 the New York, Ontario and Western train days and the original name of the Vil- t. (845) 434-7447 lage; and Veterans Memorial Park hon- f. (845) 434-0916 ors our vets. A mural painted on the side of a large building on Broadway memo- rializes the O & W Railway.

28 Village Of Woodridge Village Of Wurtsboro

The Village of Wurtsboro is nestled at the for beautification, Boy Scouts and Girl base of the Shawangunk Ridge, bor- Scouts, and the Basha Kill Area Association dered by the largest fresh water wetland for nature and the environment. in southeastern NY, and just a few quick miles over the southeast border of Sulli- Wurtsboro Winterfest is a great family fun van County off Rt. 17 / I-86. day, we have a Memorial Day Parade, the Wurtsboro-Founders' Day Street Fair Famous for our role in the days of the held in July, and the Annual Roosa Gap D&H Canal, we're now home to eater- Roller Coaster Run starts and finishes in ies, eclectic shopping, and professional the village to benefit the PFC Jerry 8. services on our walkable main street. Our Evans Memorial Scholarship Fund. The neighborhood public elementary school Basha Kill Wildlife Management Area, and new library are in the village. We're a state-managed, freshwater marsh of at the intersection of five trails which over 3,000 acres, is renowned by bird have recently received a grant of over watchers, hikers, kayakers. The Basha Kill $1 million for upgrading. The Wurtsboro Area Association is a volunteer, non-profit Airport is a glider pilots' landmark with a organization that seeks to enhance ap- rich aviation history dating to 1926. preciation and stewardship of this unique natural resource, and coordinates many Our fire department, commissioners and activities throughout the year. ladies' auxiliary are volunteer. We have veterans' organizations, the Wurtsboro Board of Trade, Mamakating Rotary, Ma- 7 pennsylvania avenue makating Lions & Lioness, the Knights of Columbus, Saint Joseph's Catholic Church, p.o. box 157 Wurtsboro Community Church, Wurtsboro wurtsboro, ny 12790 Hebrew Congregation, Mamakating First t: (845) 888-2522 Aid Squad, Wurtsboro Art Alliance for the f: (845) 888-2816 artist or art lover, Wurtsboro Renaissance

Village Of Wurtsboro 29 An Overview Of Sullivan County Schools Students Of All Ages Learn In Different Ways

From pre-schools to college, Sullivan County has educational institutions that address traditional learning, individuals who need an alternative approach, parents looking for religious base instruction and programs for those with special needs. For individuals just out of high school or adults who have been out of school for many years or immigrants looking to be- come citizens or learn English, Sullivan County has what you are looking for. Sullivan County schools offer innovative and exciting ways to learn, including the use of technology, promoting the arts and cultural diversity. School districts encourage leadership, team- work and community involvement through participation in student organizations and competitive sports. You will truly receive a quality, fulfilling education in Sullivan County. These individual school profiles demonstrate that our rural schools may be small in size but offer a wealth of learning opportunities preparing today's students to be tomorrow's leaders. For additional information about a specific school, please contact the individual school district directly. If you are looking for a professional teaching career, Sullivan County has much to offer. You will have the oppor- sullivan boces tunity to explore teaching, administra- tive, and support positions in the area recruitment services schools by contacting one source: 6 wierk avenue liberty, ny 12754 Sullivan BOCES (845) 295-4000 Recruitment Service www.scboces.org (845) 295-4000 I www.scboces.org 30 p.o. box 846 callicoon, ny 12723-0846 t. (845) 887-5400 f. (845) 887-4762 www.delawarevalley.jobcorps.gov Delaware Valley Job Corps

The Delaware Valley Job Corps Center is Life at a Job Corps Center is an excit- one of 127 Job Corps Centers providing a ing and an educational experience. no-cost education and vocational train- We are a great place to complete an education, learn a marketable trade, ing programs administered by the U.S. make lifetime friends and graduate with Department of Labor. The program serves a good job in hand. Delaware Valley young people aged 16 through 24, help- Job Corps is a residential program fea- ing them get a better job, make more turing a campus-like setting with dormi- money and take control of their lives. tories where students live. We also have a non-residential program for local community members (between the ages of At Job Corps, students enroll to learn a 16-24) who want to take advantage of trade, earn a high school diploma or Job Corps programs. TASC and get help finding a good job. Students are paid a monthly allowance Funded by the United States Congress, Job Corps has been training young which increases with the length of stay. adults for meaningful careers since 1964. We support our students for up to 21 We offer all students a safe, drug-free months after graduation. Students also environment where they can take ad- have the option for Advanced Train- vantage of the resources provided. The ing offered at various Job Corps, or if Delaware Valley Job Corps invites you accepted into our Advanced College to learn more about our center, how it benefits Sullivan County’s youth, our em- Training program, attend SUNY Sullivan ployment opportunities, and business and earn an Associates Degree–all at no opportunities. For questions or enrollment extra cost. information please call us.

Delaware Valley Job Corps 31 Eldred Central School District

Eldred Central School District, with about Education” by the National Association 600 students, values dedicated and in- for Music Merchants six times and NYSS- dividualized attention. The graduating MA Gold ratings in 2016, 2017 and 2018. class of about 45 students boasts one Our performing and visual arts programs of the highest graduation rates in the also excel with work achieving local and county, with about 80 percent heading regional recognition and featured in directly to college. Classes are small, prestigious scholastic art exhibits. Athlet- academic standards are high. Our ic “Yellowjacket” spirit soars and several strong elementary program serves as a teams have earned numerous league springboard to the secondary program. and sectional championships, moving Kindness is promoted and emphasis is on to competitions at the State level. In placed on community service. To ex- total, 27 sports teams are available. pand science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM), students Nearly 80 percent of High School stu- explore computer coding and working dents participate in extra-curricular ac- with robotics. tivities Yearbook, Fishing Club, Interact Club, Game Club, Varsity Club, National Eldred offers opportunities to earn up to Honor Society, Key Elements (a cappel- 24 college credits through a partnership la), and Performing Arts Club. with SUNY Sullivan and 20 credits of on- At Eldred, we believe student success is line Advanced Placement courses are built on a strong partnership among par- available. We also have a “Student Ac- ents, teachers, and the school community. ademic Support” program, promoting reading, reading comprehension, and writing skills. Hands-on education in an 600 route 55 assortment of career areas is available p.o. box 249 through Sullivan County BOCES. eldred, ny 12732 t: (845) 456-1100 With one of the strongest K-12 music pro- f: (845) 557-3672 grams in the region, Eldred has been www.eldred.k12.ny.us named a “Best Community for Music

32 Eldred Central School District Fallsburg Central School District

The Fallsburg Central School District is Fallsburg prepares students for the fu- comprised of two outstanding schools. ture by supporting them to be self-di- Benjamin Cosor Elementary School rected learners using expanded access (PreK-6), and the Fallsburg Jr./Sr. High to technology as a tool. A District-wide School, (7-12). We are located in east- high-speed wireless and Ethernet in- ern Sullivan County where the commu- frastructure offers Internet access and nities within the district provide oppor- standard tool-based software in every tunities for a suburban, village, and rural learning environment, integrating com- life style. puters into classrooms, libraries, and labs, while maintaining close contact Fallsburg is a small educational com- between faculty and students through munity serving a diverse mix of ap- all school activities. proximately 1,400 students. We are committed to improving students’ lives We also provide students with rich ex- by providing a nurturing and well-bal- tended-day offerings providing stu- anced learning environment, excel- dents with after-school support and lence in education and a strong in- enrichment based on their needs, while structional program guided by the New complementing other activities so that York State Learning Standards. Our all participating students enjoy extracur- Regents curriculum challenges learners ricular offerings and receive the aca- to meet the higher standards by em- demic support they deserve. phasis on small class size, personalized instruction and recognizing students’ strengths and weaknesses, capitalizing on learning styles, and identifying gifts and talents.

Through a broad range of quality services and collaboration among administration, faculty, and staff, we foster social and academic excellence by promoting literacy and language fluency, engaging students in explora- tion, inquiry, investigation and complex thinking skills, using technology, connecting school to students’ lives, ex- posing students to social and cultural experiences that build character and well-roundedness, and respecting parents/families as important resources.

115 brickman road p.o. box 124 fallsburg, ny 12733 t. (845) 434-5884 f. (845) 434-8346 www.fallsburgcsd.net

Fallsburg Central School District 33 Sullivan County Head Start Inc.

Sullivan County Head Start is a non-profit, single purpose, grantee agency, governed by a Board of Di- rectors. Head Start is a federal funded program providing a variety of educational activities as well as support for families and pregnant women.

Our classes run a full day from 8 am to 4 pm. Children receive free medical and dental screenings and therapy services, if identified as a need. They also receive healthy meals and snacks, and enjoy playing inside and outdoors in a safe environment. The Head Start program runs from Sep- tember to June and Early Head Start serves families year round. We currently service 243 pre-school children ages 3-5, 85 infant/toddlers and 21 pregnant moms. The program has 96 employees, 4 buildings-one in Mon- ticello and 3 in Woodbourne and 9 vehicles. We bus our children to and from school and our staff are trained and certified to meet the needs of the children.

In 2011, we became the grantee for the Sullivan County Family Court Chil- dren Center, funded through the Uni- fied Court System of New York.

p.o. box 215 woodbourne, ny 12788 t. (845) 434-4164 f: (845) 434-1935 www.headstart-sullivancounty.org

34 Sullivan County Head Start Inc. Hebrew Day School Of Sullivan In a world where moral values are often knowledge, and building competence ambiguous and morals are as diverse in basic skills, understanding concepts as the many cultures that make up our and generalizations, and developing re- country, Hebrew Day School of Sullivan’s sponsibility-these are some of our objec- mission is to educate, without compro- tives. Emphasis is placed upon creativity mise, the mind, body and soul. By inter- and individuality, helping the child dis- acting secular and Judaic subject mat- cover the particular way he or she sees ter, the school creates an environment and feels, and refining his or her way of rich in tradition, yet balanced with twen- expression. Classroom activities concen- ty-first century skills. We have Pre-School trate upon the child’s own perceptions for 3 and 4 year olds, Pre-K through 8th and growing sense of self. Our philoso- Grade, with co-ed Elementary classes, phy guides every facet of our program, and 9th through 12th Grade available is the focus of our education efforts, is for girls. Our student-teacher ratio is 6-1. the standard by which we measure our Current enrollment is 55. achievements and is the beacon that il- luminates our goals. We believe that children arrive with different strengths based on their experi- Call for rates. Scholarship allowances ence, physical development, and ma- are accepted. Vouchers are available turity. Potential abilities and aptitudes for pre-school. flourish in an atmosphere in which a student feels secure, confident, and free to explore and question. Helping them 4718 state route 42 acquire the necessary skills and knowl- p.o. box 239 edge to function, as a responsible and kiamesha lake, ny 12751-0839 contributing member of society is the t: (845) 794-7890 priority that forms the structure of the f: (845) 794-0859 curriculum. Learning how to learn, to www.hebrewdayschool.org attack new problems, to acquire new

Hebrew Day School Of Sullivan 35 The Homestead School

The Homestead School is a Montessori The Homestead School derives its school with 200 co-ed students in Pre K uniqueness from the number of enrich- through 8th Grade. Located on 85 acres, ment opportunities that it offers. A na- the school is a green campus educating tional evaluation team from the Amer- and practicing recycling, reusing, and reducing consumption with almost 100% ican Montessori Society recognized power supplied by its solar array. the school for its “total” environment in which children experience the living les- Staffed with trained and dedicated sons of a traditional working barn, com- teachers and a student-teacher ratio plete with livestock and poultry and of a of 8-1. The Homestead School provides mile-long natural and historical trail. each child with academic and social experiences of suitable challenge to his or her level. The school’s handcrafted, In addition to its emphasis on outdoor manipulative materials offer a concrete education, The Homestead School of- approach to sequenced programs in fers in-depth specialty subjects such as math and numbers, language, science, foreign language, computer training, geography, social studies, daily living music, drama, and physical education. skills, sensorial training, and large muscle Commonly viewed as “frills” in educa- activities. Designed for individual use, tion, such specialties are embraced by the learning materials allow each stu- the Homestead staff as the essence of dent to take on tasks, repeatedly, until mastery. As a result, students develop a program, which helps the child to see independence, self-discipline, and the constant applications for the regular ability to work with concentration on classroom lessons, while firing the cre- solving problems. ative imagination and stimulating interests to last a lifetime.

428 hollow road There are no half-days and there is no glen spey, ny 12737 after-school care. Bussing is available t: (845) 856-6359 in Sullivan County. Tuition and fees are f: (845) 858-4145 available at our website. www.homesteadschool.com

36 The Homestead School Liberty Central School District

Nearly 2,000 students in grades Pre-K – 12 In our schools, students are given the attend Liberty Central School District. In opportunity to take advantage of the partnership with our parents, guardians integration of technology in our curric- and community, the District strives to ulum, outdoor lessons in one of our ed- provide an educational experience that ible gardens, college credit courses at challenges and inspires all students to a discounted price and opportunities make a positive contribution to society. to perform in award winning musicals, art shows and athletic programs. The Each of our schools develop age-appro- District has a K-8 Makerspace program, priate programs, curricula and activities. with plans to create a 9-12 grade pro- Liberty students have achieved their gram as well. Students are also offered best performance under the toughest the opportunity to participate in our accountability standards in the state’s work-based learning program at Liberty history. Our high school’s graduation High School. rates continue to increase as we work to meet the dynamic needs of the future. The district has a strong working rela- tionship with the Village of Liberty Po- Liberty Central School District is a cham- lice Department and has two full-time pion for every child and offers families a School Resource Officers providing sup- portfolio of rich options and programs to port to students and staff on a variety of ensure all students have the social, emo- topics, including drug abuse, violence, tional and behavioral support needed bullying and theft. to achieve their potential and dreams. Liberty is at the crossroads of the Catskill Mountains and Hudson Valley region, 115 buckley street but ranks among the top school districts liberty, ny 12754 in the Sullivan County area for academ- ics and fiscal efficiency. We believe t: (845) 292-5400 you will find the Liberty community and f: (845) 292-1164 school system an excellent environment www.libertyk12.org to raise and educate your children in.

Liberty Central School District 37 Livingston Manor Central School

Livingston Manor Central School is locat- mance. Special programs have been ed primarily in western Sullivan County developed to meet the needs of a cul- with portions of its 165 square miles in Del- turally diversified population and the aware and Ulster Counties. The school, is school enjoys cooperation and support considered to be one of the most beau- from the entire community. tiful, Georgian Architecture, educational structures in the State of New York. Our mission is to be the best school pos- The building consists of three separate sible for all students by ensuring compe- wings housing pre-kindergarten through tent graduates who have a healthy, pos- twelfth grades. The district consists of 485 itive self-image and the desire for lifelong students and is staffed by 55 dedicated learning. This is accomplished by provid- professionals with a full range of support ing a challenging, well-defined curric- staff committed to preparing students ulum taught by a competent, caring, for life during the 21st Century. and professional staff who stay current with the latest educational research and We are committed to providing a practice. The Livingston Manor Central well-rounded program for each student. School prides itself in maintaining a safe Extra-curricular activities play a signifi- and nurturing school environment that cant role in the development of the ad- fosters success. olescent. We field over 25 interscholastic teams at three levels and a broad range 19 school street of clubs and activities for students. livingston manor, ny 12758 t: (845) 439-4400 Livingston Manor is proud of its record of f: (845) 439-3458 placing students in fine colleges, and its www.lmcs.k12.ny.us academic and extra-curricular perfor-

38 Livingston Manor Central School Monticello Central School

The Monticello Central School District is a a chance to foster a greater connec- community of life-long learners. We are tion with the Monticello community. The the largest school district in Sullivan Coun- Empire Program runs five days per week, ty in terms of enrollment. Nearly 2,900 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. students attend our five schools across approximately 200 square miles of urban, Academic rigor accelerates in middle rural and suburban areas that comprise school, with upper-level course work and our district’s boundaries. grade-level teams making integrated instruction possible. As part of the middle We prepare students to be successful, school’s curriculum, students study tech- life-ready citizens through a holistic edu- nology, music, art, home and careers and cation comprised of academic rigor, ex- foreign language, while also continuing to tracurricular experiences and character build character and culture competency. development. Through partnerships with dozens of local and national agencies College and career preparation con- and organizations, we are able to provide tinues into the high school, with students our families with a myriad of opportunities having access to college-level courses, to enhance academic skills, explore new advanced computer technology, a com- interests, pique curiosities, experience the prehensive foreign language program world outside of Monticello’s boundaries and the nationally-recognized Acade- and to develop the emotional “soft skills” my of Finance program. Sullivan County necessary for life in the 21st century. BOCES provides a wealth of career and technical training for Monticello students. High school students also have many op- Our youngest residents have the opportu- portunities to pursue new interests, and nity to participate in Project Excel, our free develop leadership skills through intern- universal Pre-K (UPK) program that pre- ship programs, partnerships with local pares three and four-year-old students to businesses, and a host of extracurricular enter kindergarten with a foundation for clubs and programs. academic success and a love of learning.

Our primary grades emphasize an integrated language arts curriculum, sup- ported with early intervention and social/ emotional wellness education. Students receive instruction in art, music, physical education and technology, and can also choose to join one of the many extracurricular clubs that abound at the elementary level. Students have the opportunity to participate in the district’s grant-funded Empire Extended Day Program, which provides academic support from certified teachers, enrichment opportunities, and

237 forestburgh road monticello, ny 12701 t: (845) 794-7700 f: (845) 794-7710 www.monticelloschools.net

Monticello Central School 39 Roscoe Central School

The Roscoe Central School District pro- Our staff provides students with strong vides “public school education” with a academic and co-curricular programs “private school vision.” We are a small, in a caring and nurturing environment. rural, PreK-12, central school located in Small class sizes provide students with in- western part of the County. Our com- dividual attention. Academic Interven- munity, has been recognized as one of tion Services are provided to students the top 50 outdoor communities in the on an as needed basis. We provide a nation, and has been ranked number modern technology program, keeping one in the State! We are proud of our current with up-to-date computer and outdoor heritage, and as a result, our student body is extremely active in all other technology to prepare students co-curricular and athletic activities. for a technologically advanced society.

Roscoe Central School District is a special Citizenship is important in our commu- place for students. Our unique size offers nity and our educational program em- many opportunities for students to learn phasizes participation in the activities in an environment addressing individu- and traditions of our community and its al learning styles and challenges, while role in the greater community of state helping students achieve their highest and nation. potential. Students take advantage of their community by learning about lifelong activities such as fly-fishing and golf. They can participate in interscholastic 6 academy street sports, such as football, soccer, basket- roscoe, ny 12776 ball, baseball, softball, and golf. Our stu- t: (607) 498-4126 dents also have the opportunity to par- f: (607) 498-5609 ticipate in band, chorus, plays and other co-curricular club programs. www.roscoe.k12.ny.us

40 Roscoe Central School Sullivan B O C E S

Sullivan BOCES delivers a wide-range of opportunities as well as regional scoring, instructional programs along with ed- instructional coaching, library services ucational support and management and technical support. The ISS division services to its eight school districts and is committed to helping school districts several other schools in the region. Our raise student learning and achievement. three-hundred staff members collaborate with our customers to create Sullivan BOCES also offers a number of solutions to educational challenges, in- school support services designed to increase operational efficiencies, and re- crease efficiencies, save time and mon- duce costs. We improve student success ey and eliminate duplication of staff, by providing quality educational expe- facilities, and equipment. The Manage- riences that help students achieve their ment Services Division assists school dis- goals and prepare them for their role in tricts back-office functions and services the global economy. like accounting, payroll, food service operation, transportation coordination, Our Career and Technical Education pro- HVAC and electrician services as well as grams offer juniors and seniors hands-on telecommunications. training in a variety of fields, guided by expert Advisory Boards, ensuring that stu- The Sullivan BOCES goal is simple, do dents are ready for employment or for col- everything we can to collaborate to lege study. Our Career & Tech classes have increase student success, optimize effi- articulation agreements with colleges and ciencies and enhance cost savings. trade schools, enabling students to earn credit towards an associate or bachelor degree while still in high school. sullivan boces recruitment services Children and young adults are the main 6 wierk avenue, liberty, ny 12754 focus of the Special Education and Alter- native Education Programs, which cre- t: (845) 295-4000 ate and implement strategies to develop f: (845) 292-8694 each individual's potential utilizing state- www.scboces.org of-the-art technology to enrich instruction.

Adults interested in changing careers, learning new skills or hobbies, preparing for the HSE/T ASC diploma, or learning English as a second language will find a number of classes that will assist them with meeting their goals at the BOCES Adult & Continuing Education Center. The Adult program offers day and eve- ning courses, on-line courses, and also works with area businesses to provide specialized training programs.

The Instructional Support Services Division (ISS) is an important resource helping ed- ucators adapt to the new NYS Next Gen- eration Learning Standards by providing a variety of professional development

Sullivan BOCES 41 Where Futures Begin & Dreams are Achieved!

Sullivan BOCES Offers... Career & Technical Education Programs Specialized Educational Programs Adult & Continuing Education CTE: Culinary Arts & more Program

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Contact Us To See How You Can Make A Difference. 845-791-4200 / [email protected] 196 Bridgeville Road / Suite 7 Monticello, NY 12701 42 Sullivan West Central School District

Sullivan West Central School District ed- Our faculty and staff work with stu- ucates approximately 1100 students in dents in small and personalized class- Pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12, in es. Students who need additional sup- two schools. The District is spread over 250 port or special programs are served square miles of Western Sullivan County. by guidance counselors, social workers, psychologists and special edu- Sullivan West Bulldogs excel in academ- cation teachers in each school. Our ics, inter-scholastic athletics, drama, the students are also provided access to arts and music. Our Bulldogs also partic- cutting-edge technologies and are en- ipate actively in school and civic affairs couraged to use their personal tech- and volunteer within the community. nology through our “Bring Your Own Approximately 85% of our High School’s graduating classes go on to post-sec- Device” initiative. ondary education at institutions such as Siena College, New York University, Har- The Sullivan West Central School Dis- vard, Boston College, Hofstra, Lehigh, Vil- trict provides an excellent education lanova, Elmira, American University, and for its students within a small-town, ru- two-year and four-year SUNY colleges ral community setting. Our schools are and universities. Over forty clubs and ac- great places for students to learn, fac- tivities are available for students, span- ulty and staff to work, and for visitors to ning all levels from elementary school learn more about the value of a Bull- through high school. dog education!

Sullivan West High School offers eight Advanced Placement courses, five Dual 33 schoolhouse road Credit courses with SUNY Sullivan, and both the Syracuse University Chemistry p.o. box 308 and the Rochester Institute of Technolo- jeffersonville, ny 12748 gy pre-engineering programs. Many stu- t: (845) 482-4610 dents prepare for careers or for technical post-secondary education by studying f: (845) 482-3022 Career and Technical Education at the www.swcsd.org Sullivan County BOCES.

Sullivan West Central School District 43 S U N Y Sullivan

SUNY Sullivan is a two-year communi- SUNY Sullivan offers a wide variety of ty college within the State University of community learning (non-credit) offer- New York system. We’re committed to ings focused on physical activity, busi- preparing you for the future, whether ness and planning, and creative expres- you’re getting your first job, transferring sion, which are offered both at the main to a four-year institution or enhancing campus and the Narrowsburg Union. your personal and professional skills. A variety of community, sports and At our 405-acre Loch Sheldrake campus, cultural events are held on campus you can choose from approximately 40 throughout the year. Men’s and Wom- en’s Basketball and men’s Baseball, associate degree and certificate pro- compete in Division II athletics and we grams as well as a variety of continuing compete in several Division III sports. education and specialty courses. We Campus and community members en- also offer several degree and certificate joy theatre and opera performances programs that you can earn 100% online. in the state-of-the-art Seelig Theatre, SUNY Sullivan is home to the Catskill Hos- including the Met Opera; Live in HD. pitality Institute, which will prepare you The SUNY Sullivan campus serves as a for a career in culinary arts, pastry arts, living sustainability lab, complete with recreation leadership, golf manage- a community garden, the Hope Farm, ment, or hospitality and tourism. Within a nine-acre solar array, an apiary, and the fields of Health Sciences, the college student-run composting facility. will prepare you for a career as a medical assistant, nurse or respiratory ther- apist. We also offer several Liberal Arts 112 college road transfer degree programs and we host a loch sheldrake, ny 12759 rigorous Honors program. t: (800) 577-5243 or: (845) 434-5750 www.sunysullivan.edu

44 SUNY Sullivan The Tri-Valley Central School

The Tri-Valley Central School District has a Tri-Valley teachers are provided with long tradition of outstanding academic sustained professional development op- results fostered by a talented faculty, an portunities and the district maintains an extremely supportive community, and extensive professional library. The goal a board of education that encourages of this professional work is to successful- educational innovation and excellence. ly prepare the District's students for their chosen paths beyond high school. Tri-Valley students consistently rank at or near the top of the region in the percent Tri Valley programs are well support- of graduates earning Regents Diplomas. ed by the board of education and the Instructors offer seniors a wide variety of community as demonstrated by an ex- college credit bearing courses. cellent history of taxpayer approval of District budgets. Our Secondary School students demonstrate their learning through classroom Tri-Valley Central School District remains and performance based experiences. committed to promoting a child-cen- The District is committed to fostering the tered, outcomes-based educational value of an education provided through program. "hands-on" learning. One such avenue is that of Agricultural Education, which re- flects the history and culture of the local community. Our students have the op- 34 moore hill road portunity to work in actual greenhouses, grahamsville, ny 12740 take courses in Animal Husbandry and t. (845) 985-2296 work with farm animals to develop the f. (845) 985-0310 skills necessary for success in this important industry, on the local, regional and www.trivalleycsd.org national levels. Students participate in numerous, well run athletic and co-curricular activities, including a wide range of local, state and national competitions and service learning opportunities.

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Experience a wide range of music performers at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. Like an aria? You’ll sing the praises of Delaware Valley Opera. Some of the earliest films were made in Sullivan County and The Big Eddy Film Festival celebrates contemporary classics. Our local arts community is on vibrant display at the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance and the Catskill Art Society galleries.

Our Rail Trails take you through quaint villages to scenic vistas and along rushing streams. Be part of the rush whether you’re kayaking, canoeing or rafting the Delaware. Put on your waders and fly fish the world-famous Beaverkill and Willowemoc. Or just look up to spot our eagles fly by as they do some angling of their own. Great golf? We’ve got that, too!

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Sample Trout Town Brown Ale, Freak Tractor (Model 14), Callicoon Brown Cow Porter, Peace Vodka and Bootlegger 21 New York Bourbon Whiskey, Wood Duck Chardonnay and Elizabeth’s Vineyard Cabernet Franc at our breweries, distilleries and wineries. The emphasis is on what’s regionally grown and produced, highlighting the meat, dairy and produce for which we’re famous, at restaurants, cafes and pubs all over the County. If you’re the chef, you’ll find the same ingredients at seasonal farmers’ markets in our town and villages.

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Eagle watching in downtown Giving our guests a history Narrowsburg lesson on the ’60s at The Museum at Bethel Woods Fly fishing in Roscoe’s Junction Pool where the Beaverkill Snapping selfies on the Dove and Willowemoc meet Trail and at the Woodstock Monument Flying a kite at SUNY Sullivan’s Kite Festival Savoring foods fresh from the farms at our neighborhood Marching in the Livingston restaurants Manor Trout Parade Warming up by the bonfire after Watching independent movies a day of ice fishing in February at Big Eddy Film Festival Tubing or kayaking the Sipping an award-winning spirit Delaware River or brew with friends on the Good Taste Beverage Trail A Splash Pass at Kartrite Resort & Indoor Water Park Showing off our fur babies in River Fest dog parade Cheering at the Soap Box Derby Races on the 4th of July in Liberty

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Delaware River Solar has partnered to In addition to the clean, renewable ener- offer NYSEG along with Rochester Gas & gy and energy bill savings that it will bring Electric customers one-year communi- to area residents, each project would ty solar contracts without cancellation bring additional revenue to the town, fees, marking a new milestone in U.S. create 30 plus full-time construction jobs solar accessibility. during the project’s installation phase, and protect multiple acres of unused Community solar allows residents to en- farmland for future use. roll in a local, shared solar array and see consistent savings on their electric bill - DRS plans to begin construction of 20-30 without paying any upfront costs or mak- new solar farms in 2019. Each solar farm ing any changes to their property. Proj- project will serve approximately 300-400 ect such as the Laurens, NY, will serve 400 customers and offset 10 million pounds of carbon emissions annually. Solar devel- households across Otsego, Delaware, opment is a critical strategy in meeting Chenango, and surrounding counties, New York’s State renewable energy ini- and its one-year, no cancellation fee tiative to provide 50% of the state’s ener- contracts will allow renters to participate gy needs with renewables by 2030. Resi- without fear of getting stuck with a con- dents have the ability to save with no-risk, tract that they can’t take with them if no cost subscriptions. It’s a win-win for all. they move. To reserve your spot and sign up, please call 845-414-3491 or go to the website at Delaware River Solar has 5 completed www.delawareriversolar.com. and full projects in New York State. Baer Road in Callicoon NY has been full and Delaware River Solar develops, builds, live for over a year. Sackett Lake 2 in and operates community solar projects Monticello NY is full and live along with throughout New York State. Their mission Sackett Lake 2 which is full and waiting is to expand solar energy to those that the interconnect to go live. The Laurens cannot or prefer not to host solar on their NY project is full and close to being live. own property and to contribute to the Turner Road in Lowman, NY is almost full state’s bold energy and climate goals. and will go live soon. Hospital Road so- Delaware River Solar works with local lar farm in Callicoon is full waiting to go landowners, governments, organizations, live. Currently we are signing people up and residents to responsibly and effec- for our Kelly Book Road solar farm in Lib- tively build solar projects that benefit the erty, New York. Next in line will be Boas in community. For more information, Plattsburg NY. visit delawareriversolar.com. Delaware River Solar 51 from 24-hour nursing residences, to five- bed homes on our renowned Thanksgiv- ing Farm, as well as homes in our local towns. The Center's adult programs are designed to facilitate the independence and self-reliance of our residents to the greatest degree possible. Health & Clinical Services: The Center provides comprehensive ABOUT THE CENTER FOR DISCOVERY health/medical and clinical services, The Center for Discovery, Inc. is a 501(c) including primary care and dental (3) not-for-profit, nationally known pro- services, coordinated by a team that vider of educational, health, clinical, includes a Medical Director, primary and residential services for children care physicians and specialists, nurse and adults with severe complex dis- practitioners, psychologists, physical abilities and medical frailties, including therapists, occupational therapists, a growing number of individuals with speech language pathologists, audiol- Autism Spectrum Disorders. The Cen- ogists, and 100 registered nurses (RNs) ter offers individuals - and their fami- and 30 licensed practical nurses (LPNs). lies – innovative educational, clinical, The Center also operates the Discov- social, nutritional, creative arts and ery Health Center, a 27,000 square foot recreational experiences designed to NYS Department of Health certified enrich their lives through personal ac- clinic that offers Center residents and complishment. hundreds of individuals from the local Pediatric Center of Excellence: community and the region, a broad With 171 children ages 5 to 21 in 23 resi- range of outpatient services. It is the first dences, The Center is the largest provid- health care facility in the country to re- er in New York State for children with sig- ceive the U.S. Green Building Council’s nificant disabilities. The Center provides Leadership in Energy and Environmen- special education services to a total of tal Design (LEED)Certification. 280 school age children, including 100+ Food, Farming, and Nourishment Arts: day students. The Pediatric Program in- The Center for Discovery's Department cludes beautiful, universally designed of Nourishment Arts, or DNA®, is a living residences for children, an integrative model of our Food is Medicine® princi- nature-based special educational pro- ple. DNA recognizes that nutrient dense, gram; health/medical and clinical ser- clean, whole food is fundamental to re- vices; advanced rehabilitation technolo- alizing true health through optimal nutri- gy; adaptive physical education; music tion. We bring together farmers, chefs, and art therapy, and other key services/ and nutritionists to ensure the food we programs. Services are provided by high- provide, and its nutrition values, are ly trained and qualified staff that oper- maximized at every point along the ate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. food chain. Our main focus is to harness Adult Program: the therapeutic power of food to cre- The Center’s Adult Program features a ate an internal environment for all bod- continuum of residential opportunities ies and brains to thrive. Our Thanksgiving for 165 adults, from age 21 to senior citi- Farm encompasses over 300 certified zens, with complex disabilities and medi- organic and biodynamic acres, proving cal frailties, including those with a variety both quality food and meaningful work of aging issues. Our adult options range opportunities for students and residents.

52 The Center For Discovery A Healthy Community Model: kind Children's Specialty Hospital that The Center's Healthy Community Mod- will transform the standard of care el, located in the hamlet of Hurleyville, for complex conditions. The hospi- NY is a comprehensive effort to reimag- tal, scheduled to open in 2020, will ine what it means to be a fully inclusive provide specialized, short-term care and sustainable community. This pedes- for children with complex disabilities, trian-friendly and vibrant Main Street along with support and training for provides access to a variety of expe- their families, caregivers, and school riences and ways to connect, along districts. The Specialty Hospital's in- with an abundance of creative outlets tensive, integrated treatment model and learning opportunities. Throughout will enable each child to successfully the last decade, The Center has devel- live in the least restrictive setting. The oped major partnerships with local gov- hospital is expected to save New York ernment, the Open Space Institute, the State millions of dollars each year, State University of New York educational system, as well as a number of individu- with the goal of replicating this model als and private foundations to transform throughout the state and the nation. the economically depressed hamlet of Hurleyville into a viable, fully integrated the center for discovery Main Street that includes new business ventures and job opportunities. p.o. box 840 harris, ny 12742 The Children's Specialty Hospital: In a groundbreaking development (845) 794-1400 for the state of New York, The Cen- www.thecenterfordiscovery.org ter for Discovery will open a first of its

The Center For Discovery 53 CATSKILLS FOOD HUB

Catskills Food Hub is a non-profit organization working with regional producers and buyers to expand distribution and purchasing opportunities in Sullivan County and the surrounding region .

SELL WITH US Grow a wholesale distribution network and customer base with our online marketplace, professional delivery, technical assistance, access to training, and educational programs meant to increase capacity and marketing opportunities.

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54 Agriculture

Agriculture represents the second larg- (CCE) Sullivan County supports local ag- est economic sector in Sullivan County riculture by providing resources for farm- with a combined output value exceed- ers and consumers, helping strengthen ing $68,000,000 (2010). Farms create the local and regional food systems. For direct economic benefits, provide our more information about local agricul- residents with fresh local foods, support ture and CCE Sullivan contact us. other local businesses across many sec- tors, and preserve the rural character that our residents and visitors value so highly. Cornell Cooperative Extension

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Every week during the growing season For a complete listing of our communities enjoy the freshest, lo- Sullivan County Farmers’ Markets visit: cally grown seasonal fruits, vegetables, homegrownwithheart.com herbs, bedding plants, perennials, fresh cut flowers, and more. Our talented crafters offer body botanicals, soaps, Your Benefits Are Welcome! fine millinery, pottery, handbags, can- FMNP - Farmers Market Nutrition Program dles, jewelry and crafts. Local farms produce delicious cheeses, yogurt, jams, SFMNP - Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program wines, maple syrup, honey, free range SNAP - Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program eggs, fish, pork, poultry and beef. Spe- cialty foods will have you coming back Barryville Farmers Market time and again for quiches, soups, sauc- SATURDAY 10am – 1pm es, breads, pastries, cookies and barbe- May 18 – October 26 cue sauces. The farmers’ markets are for more than purchasing produce. They 3405 Scenic Route 97 are a gathering place for friends and Barryville, NY (United Methodist Church) neighbors to relax and converse, en- 845.557.0913 joy a pastry, cookie or homemade ice [email protected] cream, and build a sense of community. www.barryvillefarmersmarket.org

Callicoon Farmers Market Liberty Farmers Market SUNDAY / 11am – 2pm A Catskill Mountainkeeper Market May 5 – November 10 FRIDAY / 3pm – 6pm OUTDOOR MARKET June 14 – September 13 Callicoon Creek Park Creekside Park A. Dorrer Drive, Callicoon, NY 119 North Main Street, Liberty, NY FMNP / SFMNP / SNAP (845) 439- 1230 SELECT SUNDAYS / 11am–2pm [email protected] November 17, 2018 – April 26, 2020 www.CatskillMountainKeeper.org INDOOR MARKET FMNP / SFMNP / SNAP Delaware Youth Center 8 Creamery Road in Callicoon, NY Sullivan Fresh Monticello FMNP / SFMNP / SNAP Farmers Market Operated by Kauneonga Lake Farmers Market Cornell Cooperative Extension SATURDAY / 10am – 1pm MONDAY / 11am - 2pm June 15 – September 7 June 1 – August 26 3594 State Route 55 10 Jefferson Street (Behind the Kauneonga Lake, NY Ted Stroebele Recreation Center) (845) 533-3131 Monticello, NY [email protected] (845) 292-6180 www.facebook.com/kauneongalake- [email protected] farmersmarket www.sullivancce.org FMNP / SFMNP FMNP / SFMNP / SNAP

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Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market: Roscoe Farmers Market SATURDAY / 10am – 1pm SUNDAY / 10am – 2pm May 18 – October 26 May 17 – Ocober 11 Located behind The Narrowsburg Niforatos Field Union, 7 Erie Ave, Narrowsburg, NY 1978 Old Route 17, Roscoe, NY (570) 982-0050 [email protected] [email protected] www.roscoeny.com www.NarrowsburgFarmersMarket.org FMNP / SFMNP FMNP / SFMNP Harvest Festival at Bethel Woods Rock Hill Farmers Market SUNDAYS IN FALL / 11am – 4pm SATURDAY / 10am–1pm September 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 June 1 – September 28 Bethel Woods Performing Arts Center 223 Rock Hill Drive in Rock Hill, NY 200 Hurd Road, Bethel, NY [email protected] [email protected] www.rockhillfarmersmarket.com www.bethelwoodscenter.org FMNP / SFMNP FMNP / SFMNP

57 The Hurleyville Arts Centre

The Hurleyville Arts Centre is a commu- Dance has been offering ballet, tap, nity cultural center located in the heart jazz, lyrical and hip hop classes for 20 of Hurleyville, NY, in Sullivan County. years in Liberty NY. We relocated to the We are comprised of a first run movie new state of the art facility in The Hur- theater, Main Street Dance studios, The leyville Arts Centre in 2016. We offer an Yoga Space yoga studio, a ballroom end of year performance to showcase and event space housing a profession- the cumulative work of the students. al Salsa and Ballroom Dance program. Adjacent to the Arts Centre on main Salsa Ballroom Program street in Hurleyville is Gallery 222. The Our Ballroom is the home of weekly Arts Centre was established in 2016 Salsa & Ballroom Dance Classes. There through partnerships with the Center for are classes for all levels taught by tal- Discovery, the community, and local ented professionals! philanthropic organizations. The salsa and ballroom program at the The Movie Theater Hurleyville Arts Centre lead by world At the Hurleyville Arts Centre opened champion ballroom dance instructor March of 2017. We now run a variety of blockbuster and independent films Edgar Osorio will teach you the basic el- with online advance ticketing at Hur- ements including steps, counting, hand leyvilleartscentre.org. The cinema is hold, directions, actions and positions. available for private events and can For seasoned dancers or once the foun- comfortably seat 130 as well as being dations been mastered intermediate completely wheelchair accessible. classes are available to help tighten your turns, begin to make your dance Main Street Dance elegant and your partner connection Main Street Dance is the premier Dance smooth. Gain the confidence to impress Studio in Sullivan County. It is a fami- any crowd, connect with new friends ly based studio built on friendship and and get in shape doing it. respect for ourselves, our teachers and our peers. We offer a curriculum that promotes discipline, balance, coordination and confidence with an emphasis on technique and fun. Main Street

58 Hurleyville Arts Centre The Yoga Space Our Yoga Space classes in dance, fitness and yoga asana, from a wide variety of lineages. We recommend taking all the classes until you find what is right for you. We are here to help you on the path to health and wellness. The Yoga Space strives to create a safe, fun, and nurturing environment where a healthy community can connect and grow. Gallery 222 Located on Main Street adjacent to the main Hurleyville Arts Centre complex and movie theater. The gallery provides an open space for international, national and regional artists to exhibit and sell artwork with new artists and art openings monthly. The gallery space is also available for private events. The gallery is accessible to everyone as a vibrant public space that fosters social en- gagement between diverse communities. It is a welcoming - safe space that provides a platform for critical thinking across media, disciplines, cultures and contexts. www.hurleyvilleartscentre.org www.gallery222.org

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Hotels/Resorts The Maxon Company Catskill Mountains Resort (914) 591-7111 (845) 456-0195 Insurance Agency Honor’s Haven Resort & Spa Ed Abdallah State Farm (844) 210-3114 (845) 292-5882 The Sullivan Event Center Harris, Monti & McLaughlin Insurance (845) 796-3100 (845) 794-7050 Housing Development Irwin Siegel Agency, Inc. (845) 796-3400 Hemlock Ridge Apartments Liberty Mutual Insurance (845) 439-5420 (845) 496-8990 x52730 Human Services Marshall & Sterling Insurance Access: Supports For Living (845) 794-5544 (845) 692-4454 Mike Preis Insurance - Callicoon CRVI new directions...new lives (845) 887-4210 (845) 692-44442547 Robert Wells, State Farm Agent Independent Living, Inc. (845) 794-7000 (845) 794-3322 The Keats Agency - Nationwide Ins. NAMI of Sullivan County, NY (845) 794-1579 (845) 794-1029 The Misner Agency, Inc. Social Security Administration (845) 434-7755 (845) 794-4728 Insurance Agent Sullivan County Community Services Aflac - Michael Maegerie Consulting & Behavioral Clinic (201) 481-0351 (845) 292-8770 Insurance Company Sullivan County Court Associated Mutual Insurance (845) 794-8811 Cooperative Sullivan County Public Health (845) 434-4550 x301 Services MVP Health Care (845) 292-5910 (845) 897-6045 Sullivan County Risk Management & Insurance Interior Design/Decorators (845) 807-0475 ADM Interiors Sullivan County Veterans Services (845) 794-7900 (845) 807-0233 International Shipping TFAC PDA International Logistics, Inc. (845) 943-6070 x1 (845) 856-8184 Insulation Investment Broker/Consultant All County Insulation & Coatings Inc. Barriger & Company, Inc. (845) 434-2719 (845) 791-6600 Skoda Enterprises Inc Insurance & Financial Services (845) 434-4373

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Iron/Metal Foundries Lawyer Liberty Iron Works Billig Loughlin & Silver, LLP (845) 292-4611 (845) 794-3833 Clifford Gordon Attorney at Law Janitorial/Cleaning Services (845) 794-4043 Bill’s Cleaning & Maintenance Co. Drew, Davidoff & Edwards (845) 887-4222 Law Offices, LLP LCS Facility Group (845) 794-5000 (845) 485-7000 Jacobowitz and Gubits, LLP (845) 778-2121 Jewelry Law Office of Scott A. Russell Big Ben Jewelers (845) 741-3331 (845) 796-3723 Morgan Chandler Design Martin S. Miller - Attorney at Law Jewelry & Home (845) 794-4440 Ricciani & Jose, LLP Laboratories, Environmental (845) 791-7800 Sullivan County Labs Rutberg Breslow Personal Injury Law (845) 704-8151 (845) 791-4321

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Steven N Mogel, Attorney at Law Marketing (845) 791-4303 BNI Mid-Hudson Valley The Law Office of M.L. Zager, P.C. (914) 489-6165 (845) 794-3660 Medical Services Libraries & Information Center Catskill Adult & Pediatric Medicine, Ethelbert B. Crawford Public Library PLLC (845) 794-4660 x7 (845) 791-6400 Fallsburg Library Inc. (845) 436-6067 Catskill Regional Medical Group Liberty Public Library 707 East Main Street (845) 292-6070 Middletown, NY 10940 Ramapo Catskill Library System (845) 333-2361 (845) 243-3747 x242 www.crmcny.org/services/catskill- Western Sullivan Public Library regional-medical-group (845) 482-4350 Crystal Run Healthcare LLP Liquor Store 61 Emerald Drive Kaz’s Wines & Liquors, Inc Rock Hill, NY 12775 (845) 791-1085 (845) 794-6999 Locksmith www.crystalrunhealthcare.com Central Valley Locksmith Synergy of Monticello, Inc. (845) 928-7224 (845) 791-8800 Lumber Yard and Supply Yvonne Newland-Pagan, M.D. P.C. Fallsburg Lumber Company, Inc. (845) 292-2283 (845) 434-6161 Membership Organizations Wyde Lumber & Supply Co. (845) 794-5770 Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson (845) 236-6002 Manufacturer - Asphalt Concrete Laborers Local #17 Monticello Black Top Corp. (845) 565-2737 (845) 434-7280 Monticello Motor Club, LLC (845) 796-7223 Manufacturing S. C. Partnership for Economic Dev. Getec, Inc (845) 794-1110 (845) 292-0800 Sullivan County Chamber of Ideal Snacks Corp. Commerce BFY Brands / PopCorners (845) 791-4200 89 Mill Street Sullivan County Visitors Assoc. Liberty, NY 12754 (845) 747-4449 (845) 292-7000 www.idealsnacks.com Mobile Homes - Sales/Service Metallized Carbon Corporation Kinnebrook Estates/UMH Properties, Inc. (914) 268-9890 (845) 794-6066

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Mobile Spray Tanning Movie Theater Fun With No Sun Spray Tanning Hurleyville Arts Centre (845) 701-2514 (845) 707-8047 Modular Homes Music Stores Catskill - Valley Homes, LLC Steve’s Music Center (845) 295-0803 (845) 796-3616 Hudson Valley Home Source LLC Newspaper (845) 294-5663 Statewide News Network Inc Makovic Homes, LLC (845) 695-2923 (845) 796-1715 x202 Sullivan County Democrat Motels (845) 887-5200 Days Inn of Wurtsboro The River Reporter (845) 252-7414 (845) 888-2727 Times Herald Record Foster Supply Hospitality, LLC (845) 346-3178 (845) 439-5070 Fosterdale Motor Lodge Non-Member Mail (845) 932-8538 Sullivan County Manager (845) 807-0450 MAKE US YOUR FIRST CHOICE

Our Short-Term Rehabilitation Unit provides restorative care for those recovering from surgery or serious illness: - PT/OT/SLP - Nursing Care - Case Management Private and Semi-Private rooms with WiFi access

We accept Medicare, Medicaid and many private insurances. For information call: (845) 292-8640 256 Sunset Lake Road, Liberty, NY 12754

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Non-Profit Agencies The Arc Sullivan-Orange Counties New York ACE Mentor Program of HV, NY (845) 796-1350 (845) 346-0010 The Center for Discovery Allyson Whitney Foundation (845) 794-1400 Alzheimer’s Association - HV United States Army Recruiter (845) 695-2247 (845) 343-1006 American Cancer Society - HV Region United Way of Sullivan County (845) 440-2549 (845) 794-1771 American Foundationn for Suicide YMCA of Sullivan County Prevention (845) 344-9622 x236 (914) 610-9156 American Heart Association Nursing Home (845) 867-5370 Achieve Rehab & Nursing Facility Berkshire Farm Center (845) 292-4200 x3212 (845) 492-7742 Office Supply/Equip./Furniture Boys & Girls Clubs, Inc. Kristt Kelly Office Systems (845) 342-8833 (845) 794-6639 Catskill Mountainkeeper Toshiba America Business Solutions (845) 439-1230 (845) 562-2468 Delaware Highlands Conservancy (845) 583-1010 Optician/Optometrists Haven for Humanity Eyes on Main St Optometry (845) 807-7407 (845) 482-2425 Kadampa Meditation Center NY Other Schools and Instruction (845) 856-9000 Safety in the Crosshairs Leadership Sullivan (845) 856-6759 (845) 791-4200 Other Telecommunications Literacy Volunteers of Sullivan County FirstLight Fiber (845) 794-0017 (914) 336-6153 New Hope Community, Inc (845) 434-8300 Paving Sullivan 180 Inc Gateway Sealcoating (845) 295-2680 (845) 807-2335 Sullivan County Chamber of Poley Paving & Construction, Inc. Commerce Foundation (845) 292-4705 (845) 791-4200 Superior Surfacing Systems, LTD Sullivan County Federation (845) 733-5507 for the Homeless (845) 794-2604 Payroll Services Sullivan Renaissance Paychex, Inc. (845) 295-2445 (845) 896-6100 Member Directory 75 Member Directory

Pest Control/Exterminators Lang Waste Services Corp / Pestech - Pest Solutions Roto-Rooter 800-287-BUGS x2847 (845) 252-3000 Lee H. Mall Plumbing & Heating Inc. Pet Supplies (845) 482-5424 Liberty Pet & Supply Smalls Plumbing, Heating and AC (845) 292-1255 (845) 794-7780 Petroleum Products Podiatrist Suburban Propane Family Foot Care Group, LLP (845) 469-2171 (845) 794-7741 Pharmacy Printer The Family Drug Store Platform Industries (845) 794-2345 (570) 499-3902 Steingart Associates, Inc. Photographic Services (845) 434-4321 Ishot Studios (845) 807-4565 Private Investment Company Jonathan Charles Fox Granite Associates Photo Journalist (845) 295-2400 (845) 798-6989 Propane Michael Bloom Photography VEO Energy Systems (845) 798-5507 (845) 794-5511 Physical Therapy Property Management Premier Care Physical Therapy Prince Hall Temple Association (845) 707-4371 (646) 413-1389 Public Charity Plumbing Supply Community Foundation A. Alport & Son Plumbing Supplies of Orange & Sullivan (845) 434-7500 (845) 769-9393 Schmidt’s Wholesale, Inc. Racetrack (845) 794-5900 Bethel Motor Speedway Plumbing, Heating, and (845) 319-7908 Air Conditioning Contractor Radio Communication Systems Pete’s Pumps LLC Goosetown Communications (845) 268-7500 (845) 778-7867 Radio Stations Plumbing/Heating 95.9 VOS FM Black Bear Fuel Oil, Plumbing, (845) 794-9898 Heating & A/C 98.3 WSUL (845) 791-8900 (845) 794-9898

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Thunder 102 Real Estate Investment Trust (845) 794-9898 EPR Properties WJFF-Radio Catskill (816) 472-1700 (845) 482-4141 Recreational Activities Real Estate Agents Lander’s River Trips Better Homes and Gardens (845) 252-3925 Rand Realty Starlight Marina (845) 744-2095 (845) 796-2628 Burckard Realty Recreational Vehicles (845) 856-6533 Paul Congelosi Trailer Sales, Inc. Catskill Brokers, Inc. (845) 361-2246 (845) 434-7860 Refuse Systems Century 21 Country Realty Thompson Sanitation Corporation (845) 791-5280 (845) 796-1032 Coldwell Banker Timberland Properties Rental Property (607) 290-4130 Getaway at Moonrise Pond Diane C Butler Real Estate (917) 748-9205 (845) 456-0119 Resident Eagle Valley Realty Sullivan Regency (845) 252-3085 (914) 490-3433 Keller Williams Realty HV United (845) 791-8648 Restaurant Malek Properties Albella Family Restaurant (845) 583-6333 (845) 794-8866 Matthew J. Freda Real Estate, Inc. Bernie’s Holiday Restaurant (845) 887-5640 (845) 796-3333 PennyWise Properties Blue Hill Lodge & Cafe (845) 796-1985 (845) 985-0247 R. J. Katz Realty Cochecton Fire Station (845) 796-2624 (845) 932-5141 Rieber Realty, Inc. Crust Italian Eatery (845) 794-0211 (845) 796-4444 Sullivan County Board Dutch’s Tavern of Realtors, Inc. (845) 794-8950 (845) 794-2735 Last Licks Real Estate Developers (845) 292-2992 Do-Over Real Estate Solutions Miss Monticello Diner (845) 397-7033 (845) 791-8934 Grossinger Development Corp. Pickled Owl - Gastropub (718) 625-1200 (845) 693-5322

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Rockland House, LLC Retail (607)-498-4240 Jeff Junction Subway (845) 482-2280 (845) 453-1148 Rock Hill Trading Post Tavern on Main (845) 796-3060 (845) 482-2380 Smokers Choice USA The Eagle’s Nest Restaurant (845) 796-3565 (845) 733-4561 Thompson Square Mall Restaurant/Caterer (201) 768-1300 x 21 CJ’s Kitchen Deli and Sandwich Shop Sand and Gravel (845) 482-3211 E. Tetz & Sons Inc. Colosseo Pizzeria & Restaurant, Inc. (845) 794-8065 (845) 791-1256 Woodbourne Lawn & Garden, Inc Nelly’s Latin Restaurant, LLC (845) 434-6628 (845) 707-4843 Security The Heron Atlas Security Services Inc. (845) 252-3333 (800) 646-0438 A Community Bar & Restaurant Open from 12 noon to 10pm Wednesday - Monday

Located at 1 Depot Road, Cochecton, NY 12726 (845) 932-5141 e-mail: info@cochecton restation.com www.cochectonfirestation.com 65578

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Signs - Indoor/Outdoor/Billboards Taxi Transportation Bright Advertising, Inc Yellow Cab (845) 888-5279 (845) 794-7777 Mixture Signs, Inc. (845) 561-2857 Telephone Services AT&T Outdoor Media Corp (845) 546-8300 (845) 583-7400 Bedik Communications, Inc Small Engine Repair/Service (845) 794-8084 John H. Eschenberg, Inc. CornerStone Telephone Co. (845) 887-5350 (866) 240-1912 Specialty Foods Theater Companies/Entertainers Catskill Mountain Sugar House, LLC Forestburgh Playhouse (845) 796-1010 (845) 794-2005 Sporting Goods Sullivan County Morgan Outdoors, Inc. Dramatic Workshop, Inc (845) 439-5507 (845) 436-5336

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Therapy/Counseling Town of Thompson Kathleen A. Christie, LCSW (845) 794-2500 x306 (845) 293-2143 Town of Tusten (845) 252-7146 Title Insurance New Southern Tier Title Agency LLC Transportation (845) 791-7777 Coach USA, Inc./Shortline (800) 631-8405 Tour Operator Dependable Medical Transport Stardust Dance Productions, Ltd. (845) 482-4696 (845) 794-4982 Rolling V Transportation Services (845) 434-0511 Towing Service Prestige Towing & Recovery, Inc Transportation/Guided Tours (845) 794-8522 CD Trips, LLC (845) 798-2188 Town Government Travel Agency Town of Bethel Lisa B, Vacation Specialist (845) 583-4350 @ TripGuy Travel Town of Callicoon (845) 796-6190 (845) 482-5390 Tree Care and Removal Town of Cochecton Treestalkers Tree Care LLC (845) 932-8360 (845) 482-2146 Town of Delaware (845) 887-5250 Trout Fishing Guide Service Trout Town Adventures and Guide Town of Fallsburg Services (845) 434-8810 (845) 665-9521 Town of Forestburgh (845) 794-0611 Trucking Town of Fremont RW Kiriakou Trucking (845) 434-1126 (845) 887-6605 Town of Highland Ultrasonic Cleaning Equipment (845) 557-8901 Alexy Ultrasonics, Corp. Town of Liberty (845) 482-3000 (845) 292-5111 Uniforms Town of Lumberland UniFirst Corporation (845) 856-8600 (845) 564-2443 Town of Mamakating Utilities (845) 888-3000 Emerald Green Lake Louise Marie Town of Neversink Water Co. (845) 985-2262 x301 (845) 796-4211 Town of Rockland M & R Energy Resources Corporation (845) 439-4399 x301 (845) 534-5462 x117

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Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc. Village of Jeffersonville (845) 577-2498 (845) 482-4275 Veterinarian Village of Liberty (845) 292-2250 Catskill Veterinary Services, PLLC (845) 796-5919 Village of Monticello Quality Pet Care, LLC (845) 794-6130 (845) 794-0780 Village of Woodridge Youngsville Veterinary Clinic (845) 434-7447 (845) 482-3330 Village of Wurtsboro Village Government (845) 888-2522 Village of Bloomingburg Warehousing and Storage (845) 733-1400 Kohl’s Mamakating DC 865 (845) 888-8100 Waste Treatment and Disposal Sullivan County Refuse (845) 436-6772 Water Treatment Services Culligan Water Company of Newburgh (845) 561-3728 Well Drilling Wm Fulton & Son Well Drilling Inc. (845) 482-3335 Wholesale Fly Fishing Tackle Royal Wulff Products (845) 439-4060 Wholesale Food Distributer Catskills Food Hub (845) 807-3735 Wood Specialty Grey’s Woodworks, Inc. (845) 985-7006

Member Directory 81 82 Member Directory Crystal Run Healthcare: Sullivan County’s Premier Healthcare Provider

For over two decades, Crystal Run tionizing healthcare in Sullivan Coun- Healthcare has served as a vital gate- ty, we are partnering with Montefiore way to health services for families in Health System to provide greater ac- Sullivan County. We provide an un- cess to world-class specialized care rivaled model of care to all patients for patients without leaving their com- whenever and wherever they need it, munity. This coordinated and conve- with a focus on improving health out- nient approach to health care is laying comes and providing access to quali- the foundation for a healthier future ty care within Sullivan County. for Sullivan County. This is made possible because of our commitment to We offer our patients a seamlessly addressing the critical needs of our integrated Primary Care and Urgent population regardless of their ability Care practice, as well as more than to pay for medical treatment. 50 medical and surgical specialties in multiple locations throughout the Residents of Sullivan County look county. In addition, our offices have to us for affordable care that is con- advanced diagnostic imaging ser- sistently recognized as the best in vices and lab testing available under the region. Nearly 60 Crystal Run one roof. physicians were selected as 2018 Top Doctors in the Hudson Valley Sullivan County residents also have by Castle Connolly in over 25 medi- access to our Urgent Care centers – cal and surgical specialties. Crystal the only private practice Urgent Care Run has also been voted the Best in the region to be accredited by The Family Practice by the Times Herald Joint Commission and an Accredited Record’s Readers’ Choice Awards Urgent Care Center as recognized by for 6 years in a row, and provides the highest-rated care in all catego- the Urgent Care Association of Ameri- ries. In addition, we’ve been voted ca (UCAOA) – which offer convenient, Best Cancer Center in The River Re- walk-in care without the need for an porter’s Readers’ Choice “The Best” appointment. Crystal Run Urgent Care awards. offers fully-accredited state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging services right on- At Crystal Run, we take pride in pro- site– including CT, MRI, X-ray, and Ul- viding Sullivan County the world- trasound – in addition to IV hydration, class, integrated care that you can sutures, wound care, and injections. trust. At Crystal Run, your health To reinforce our progress in revolu- will always come first.

For more information about Crystal Run, visit our website at www.CrystalRunHealthcare.com

Crystal Run Healthcare 83 Center For Workforce Development The workforce system in Sullivan County helps job seekers find employment and businesses find workers. We are a partnership of workforce development, education and community service providers who work together to make sure our County has prepared workers for thriving businesses. Whether you are looking to enter or reenter the workforce or move up or on to another job we have services and support that will position you for success. If you are a business looking for workers let us assist you in finding and training the right people that will help your business prosper and grow. Please contact us at (845) 807-0385

Business Workforce Support MID-HUDSON SMALL BUSINESS AGENCY FOR DEVELOPMENT CENTER SULLIVAN COUNTY www.mid-hudson.nyssbdc.org [email protected] [email protected] (845) 295-2603 (845) 339-0025 SULLIVAN COUNTY DIVISION OF SULLIVAN COUNTY PARTNERSHIP FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL www.scpartnership.com MANAGEMENT [email protected] www.sullivanny.us/Departments/ (845) 794-1110 PlanningEnvironmental INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT (845) 807-0536

SULLIVAN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.catskills.com [email protected] (845) 791-4200 84 Center For Worksforce Development Local Chambers and Business Associations

BETHEL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION NEVERSINK CHAMBER www.bethelbusiness.com OF COMMERCE (845) 583-4140 www.neversinkchamber.com (845) 647-9100 CALLICOON BUSINESS ASSOCIATION ROCK HILL BUSINESS & www.visitcallicoon.com (845) 807-9017 COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION www.rockhillny.org GREATER BARRYVILLE CHAMBER (845) 791-8167 OF COMMERCE www.barryvilleny.com ROSCOE ROCKLAND (845) 557-6500 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.roscoeny.com GREATER LIBERTY CHAMBER 607-498-5765 OF COMMERCE www.libertyNYchamber.com SULLIVAN COUNTY (845) 292-9797 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.catskills.com LIVINGSTON MANOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (845) 791-4200 www.livingstonmanor.org (845) 439-5677 THE JEFFERSONVILLE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MONTICELLO CHAMBER www.jeffersonvilleny.com OF COMMERCE (845) 482-4182 www.monticellochamberny.org WURTSBORO NARROWSBURG CHAMBER BOARD OF TRADE OF COMMERCE www.wurtsboro.org www.narrowsburgchamber.org (845) 252-7234 (845) 283-1013

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GAS AND ELECTRIC/UTILITIES NEWSPAPERS

NEW YORK STATE GAS & ELECTRIC SULLIVAN COUNTY DEMOCRAT www.nyseg.com www.scdemocratonline.com 1-800-743-2110 (845) 887-5200

ORANGE & ROCKLAND UTILITIES TIMES HERALD RECORD www.oru.com www.recordonline.com 1-877-434-4100 (845) 794-3712

HEALTH CARE / HOSPITALS TELEPHONE

CATSKILL REGIONAL VERIZON MEDICAL CENTER www.verizon.com www.crmcny.org (845) 794-3300 SPECTRUM - PHONE www.spectrum.com CRYSTAL RUN URGENT CARE 800-431-8878 www.crystalrunhealthcare.com (845) 794-6999 POST OFFICE/CHANGE OF ADDRESS INTERNET UNITED STATES POSTAL SPECTRUM - INTERNET SERVICE (USPS) www.spectrum.com https://moversguide.usps.com 800-431-8878 TELEVISION VERIZON HIGH SPEED INTERNET www.verizoninternet.com SPECTRUM - TELEVISION 877-350-6668 www.spectrum.com 800-431-8878

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