Catskills Confidential June - July 2020

Catskills Take One Free

C O N F I D E N T I A L

JUNE/JULY 2020

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WELCOME M TO SULLIVA AN COUNT C Y

Stop and smelll the flowers, then thank k a volunteer.

We e invite you to o join the movement

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Catskills

“A Lifetime of Enjoyment”

C O N F I D E N T I A L Fred Stabbert III Joseph Abraham Rosalie Mycka Liz Tucker Barbara Matos Susan Panella Lillian Ferber Petra Duffy Sue Owens

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www.crpsny.com 845-482-4646 Youngsville, NY 12791

Catskills Confidential is published monthly May through September and in November, January and March

by Catskill-Delaware Publications 845-887-5200 issuu.com/scdemocrat

ON THE COVER Join the many cyclists who have taken the opportunity to go for a bike ride and enjoy the beautiful Catskills air during the ongoing pandemic. The activity which is already socially distant in nature is a great way to reduce stress and get exercise.

We believe the good ole days are ahead, and we will get there together.

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commitment to confidence he Sullivan Catskills Visitor’s Association is working alongside its member businesses to invoke Catskills Confidence in our destination.

Catskills Confidence encourages businesses to follow CDC and New York State guidelines for the 4-phased approach to reopening. The goal is to create an environment where our valued residents, frontline workers and visitors feel positive and secure knowing that the Sullivan Catskills is putting their health and well-being first.

The SCVA team is committed to making Catskills Confidence a priority as our region begins to reopen. Local businesses can visit www.sullivancatskills.com to find out all the resources including the proper procedures for social distancing and disinfecting created by the CDC and NYS health professionals.

The SCVA is also educating businesses, through daily social media updates, ENews letters and radio advertisements, on how vital it is for all of us to be bold in our approach to adhering to the required guidelines. Building consumer and worker confidence is the fastest way for our busi-

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nesses to recover.

To build additional confidence, the SCVA is: Participating in hospitality webinars and conference calls; and, regularly connecting with elected officials, Empire State Development and County leaders to ensure its team is abreast to updated COVID-19 protocols.

Supporting members through a gift certificate program which provides immediate revenue to participating businesses.

Highlighting members specials, updates and virtual events on social media and ENews to 100k followers.

Featuring regular updates on members open for business during the 4-phases of reopening. Currently, phase 1 and 2 businesses information on restaurants (take out only), online retail and social distancing activities is available at www.sullivancatskills.com Join us in being #SullivanCatskillsProud so we all can instill #CatskillsConfidence as we move forward to recover, rebuild and grow together!

Roberta ByronLockwood President/ CEO Sullivan Catskills

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GOLF VILLA ROMA

Call 845-887-5097 for your tee time reservation.

356 Villa Roma Rd., Callicoon, NY 12723

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farmersmarkets Barryville Farmers' Market Saturdays 10am to 1pm May 23 to October 24 3405 Scenic Route 97 Barryville, NY 12719 (United Methodist Church) 845-557-0913 www.barryvillefarmersmarket.org FMNP SFMNP Callicoon Farmers' Market Outdoor Market: Sundays 11am to 2pm March 22 to November 29 A. Dorrer Drive in Callicoon (Callicoon Creek Park) www.callicoonfarmersmarket.org FMNP SFMNP Kauneonga Lake Farmers' Market Saturdays 10am-1pm June 27-Sept 5 3594 State Route 55, Kauneonga Lake, NY For more info, contact Chris Cunningham, (845) 583-4350 Ext. 110 kauneongalakefarmersmarket.org FMNP SFMNP

Liberty Farmers' Market A Catskill Mountainkeeper Market Fridays 3pm to 6pm June to September 18 Creekside Park 119 North Main Street in Liberty, NY 845-439- 1230 www.CatskillMountainKeeper.org FMNP SFMNP SNAP Sullivan Fresh Monticello Farmers’ Market (Operated by CCE) Mondays 11am to 2pm July 6 to September 28 10 Jefferson Street (Behind the Ted Stroebele Recreation Center) Monticello, NY 845-292-6180 www.sullivancce.org FMNP SFMNP SNAP Mamakating Farmers’ Market Fridays 4pm to 7pm June 5 to September 4 2948 U.S.-209, Wurtsboro, NY

www.facebook.com/MamakatingFarmersMarket FMNP SFMNP

Narrowsburg Farmers’ Market Saturdays 10am to 1pm 7 Erie Ave, Narrowsburg, NY (Behind the Narrowsburg Union) May 16 to October 31 570-982-0050 www.NarrowsburgFarmersMarket.org FMNP SFMNP Rock Hill Farmers' Market Saturdays 10am to 1pm June 6 to September 26 223 Rock Hill Drive in Rock Hill, NY www.rockhillfarmersmarket.com FMNP SFMNP Roscoe Farmers’ Market Sundays 10am to 2pm May 12 to October 11 Niforatos Field 1978 Old Route 17 in Roscoe, NY www.roscoeny.com FMNP SFMNP

Come visit the 141st Annual

Grahamsville Little World’s Fair August 14-16, 2020

Rides & Games by Shamrock Shows • Live Entertainment 2020 HIGHLIGHTS: Livestock & Still Exhibit Displays! Classic Car Show!

Wee-Wee-Wee Racing Pigs! Mad Science!

Music by Hillbilly Parade, White Wedding, Far Beyond Gone & Fleetwood Macked!

Draft Horse Pull! Watermelon Eating Contest!

Spectacular Fireworks Display on Saturday!

Follow us on Facebook, Instagram & Twitter to get up-to-date Grahamsville Little World’s Fair information!

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BRING THE FAMILY to see an old-fashioned country fair with attractions for all ages!

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Several new jewelry lines...

Beautiful, colorful Fair Trade jewelry & bags.

Fun & different kitchen items • Soy candles

NEW Bath & Body lines Beautiful ‘Inis’ spray mist made in Ireland!

Expanded Melissa & Doug area (lots of new & fun toys, puzzles, activity kits, trucks, dolls, arts & crafts, dinosaurs & other pretty stuffed animals)

FREE GIFT WRAPPING

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Open Tuesday thru Saturday 10-5 Closed Sundays & Mondays

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take a bike hike

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story by Joseph Abraham photos by Patricio Robayo

ith social distancing continuing for the forseeable future, one fun activity you can either do by yourself or with family and friends is a bike ride through one of the area’s gorgeous trails.

In fact, there has been a renewed interest in bicycles during the pandemic.

Charlie Sanborn, owner of Cinder Track Bicycles, which is located at the trailhead at the

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Mountaindale O&W Rail Trail, saw a significant increase in sales, calling it the busiest spring he’s ever had.

Cinder Track’s sales inventory at the 2,400square foot shop has been pretty much cleaned out except for a few high end mountain bikes and some kids bicycles. Customers have included locals, second home owners, as well as individuals from more populated parts of the tri-state area who made the trip for a new bike.

Sanborn, who also does bike repairs, has seen many customers bring in their bikes for a tuneup.

He’s not surprised by the rediscovered love of cycling as it is a perfect way to safely unwind during this challenging time.

“Unless you’re in the company of very talented cyclists, you tend to distance yourself naturally,” Sanborn said. “What I like the most about it and what I think others are discovering is that it preoccupies your mind and serves as a pleasant distraction. If ever for a moment you can forget about the pandemic.

It’s helpful for your mental and physical health. And it’s stress reducing.”

Sanborn has also seen a large increase in people cycling for exercise since they can’t go the gym.

Despite all the bad things the pandemic has brought about, even in the darkest times, something good can happen.

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An example is how families have been forced to spend more time together.

“It’s been a very unifying situation,” Sanborn said.

Normally, the spring is a bit slower for Sanborn, which has made the past two months uncharacteristic. He’s been so busy that he’s only taken two days off since the start of the pandemic.

While he’s been working non-stop, he added that he is grateful to be busy and employed, unlike so many during this crisis.

“I’m very fortunate and I know it,” he said.

“My heart goes out to everyone who is struggling.”

The otherside of his business are bike rentals, which are currently suspended until Sanborn receives word from the state that it can resume, as well as when he feels it can be done safely.

When he is able to restart rentals, it will be by appointment only. Rentals start at $20.

Charlie Sanborn, owner of Cinder Track Bicycles, knows just what your bike needs. Reach out and schedule a time to drop it off for a tuneup and you’ll be back on the trail in no time. He also has diferent bike supplies/accessories available. Biking in the Catskills was popular before the pandemic (see above as a youngster competes at a race at Walnut Mountain in Liberty), but during this challenging time, people have found a renewed interest in cycling.

They’ve used it as a way to relieve stress and to get exercise while gyms were closed.

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dertrack@gmail.com and Charlie will get right back to you.

Cinder Track Bicycles is open for bike repairs and sales on Fridays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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story by Joseph Abraham photos by Patricio Robayo

ith social distancing continuing for the forseeable future, one fun activity you can either do by yourself or with family and friends is a bike ride through one of the area’s gorgeous trails.

In fact, there has been a renewed interest in bicycles during the pandemic.

Charlie Sanborn, owner of Cinder Track Bicycles, which is located at the trailhead at the

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Mountaindale O&W Rail Trail, saw a significant increase in sales, calling it the busiest spring he’s ever had.

Cinder Track’s sales inventory at the 2,400square foot shop has been pretty much cleaned out except for a few high end mountain bikes and some kids bicycles. Customers have included locals, second home owners, as well as individuals from more populated parts of the tri-state area who made the trip for a new bike.

Sanborn, who also does bike repairs, has seen many customers bring in their bikes for a tuneup.

He’s not surprised by the rediscovered love of cycling as it is a perfect way to safely unwind during this challenging time.

“Unless you’re in the company of very talented cyclists, you tend to distance yourself naturally,” Sanborn said. “What I like the most about it and what I think others are discovering is that it preoccupies your mind and serves as a pleasant distraction. If ever for a moment you can forget about the pandemic.

It’s helpful for your mental and physical health. And it’s stress reducing.”

Sanborn has also seen a large increase in people cycling for exercise since they can’t go the gym.

Despite all the bad things the pandemic has brought about, even in the darkest times, something good can happen.

J U N E / J U LY 2 0 2 0

An example is how families have been forced to spend more time together.

“It’s been a very unifying situation,” Sanborn said.

Normally, the spring is a bit slower for Sanborn, which has made the past two months uncharacteristic. He’s been so busy that he’s only taken two days off since the start of the pandemic.

While he’s been working non-stop, he added that he is grateful to be busy and employed, unlike so many during this crisis.

“I’m very fortunate and I know it,” he said.

“My heart goes out to everyone who is struggling.”

The otherside of his business are bike rentals, which are currently suspended until Sanborn receives word from the state that it can resume, as well as when he feels it can be done safely.

When he is able to restart rentals, it will be by appointment only. Rentals start at $20.

Charlie Sanborn, owner of Cinder Track Bicycles, knows just what your bike needs. Reach out and schedule a time to drop it off for a tuneup and you’ll be back on the trail in no time. He also has diferent bike supplies/accessories available. Biking in the Catskills was popular before the pandemic (see above as a youngster competes at a race at Walnut Mountain in Liberty), but during this challenging time, people have found a renewed interest in cycling.

They’ve used it as a way to relieve stress and to get exercise while gyms were closed.

CINDER TRACK BICYCLES 6 Railroad Avenue Mountain Dale, NY 845-434-4433 www.facebook.com/cindertrackbicycles Make sure to leave a message and/or email cinJ U N E / J U LY 2 0 2 0

dertrack@gmail.com and Charlie will get right back to you.

Cinder Track Bicycles is open for bike repairs and sales on Fridays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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music to our ears

Kevin & Doris Lee

chamber music, and has most recently performed at Rose Studio in Lincoln Center. She last performed at the SMF during the summers of 2011 and 2013.

Kevin Lee is a multiple Gold Prize winner of the Young Pianist Competition in New Jersey, and studied at SMF in the summer of 2009.

You will have an opportunity during the virtual concerts, to make a contribution that will help tremendously in planning future SMF events. You can also donate at www.shandelee.org/donate. SMF is a non-profit organization with 501(c)(3) status.

For more information on the virtual concerts, “like” the Shandelee Music Festival Facebook page or visit www.shandelee.org.

or the safety of the artists, staff and community, the Shandelee Music Festival SMF has postponed the 2020 Sunset Concert Series until August of 2021. But there will still be music this summer!

The SMF will offer one virtual concert in June and one in July on Facebook Live.

Sara Davis Buechner will offer “An Afternoon of Piano Masterworks” on Sunday June 28 at 3 p.m., and Kevin and Doris Lee will perform “An Afternoon of Piano Masterworks” on Sunday, July 19 at 3 p.m.

Buechner was the inaugural performer of Shandelee’s Sunset Concert Series and she most recently performed there in 2018 at the 25th Anniversary Sunset Series Gala. The New York Times praised her for “intelligence, integrity and all-encompassing technical prowess.”

Doris Lee is a top prize winner of numerous competitions for both solo and Sara Davis Buechner

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elp support local restaurants and enjoy the delicious food and libations offered here in the Sullivan Catskills.

Always call ahead as hours may change and so your order is ready when you arrive.

Here’s a list of local businesses offering food and/or spirits via takeout!

Brandenburg Bakery Livingston Manor, (845) 439-0200

Danny’s Restaurant Wurtsboro, (845) 888-2000

Brew Rock Hill, (845) 796-2222

DeFilippis Bakery & Cafe Monticello, (845) 791-4103

BVH Sports Bar Barryville, (845) 557-9903

Dhani’s Curry Melt Liberty, (845) 292-7360

Albella Restaurant Monticello, (845) 794-8866

Cabernet Franks Parksville, (845) 292-1230

Floyd and Bobos Liberty, 845-292-6200

Annie’s Ruff Cut Cochecton, (845) 932-5100

Callicoon Brewing Co. Callicoon, (845) 887-5500

Fosterdale Country Cafe Fosterdale, (845) 932-8683

Ba & Me Callicoon, (845) 640-2838

Catskill Brewery Livingston Manor, 845-439-1232

Beer World Liberty, (845) 292-2337

Catskill Distilling Company Bethel, 845-583-3141

Beer World Monticello, 845-794-8541

Catskill Provisions Callicoon, 845-418-6482

Bernie’s Holiday Restaurant Rock Hill, 845-796-3333

Charlies Pizzeria, Restaurant & Bar, Liberty, (845) 292-1112

CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Stuffed chicken at the Liberty Diner.

2 Queens Narrowsburg, (845) 252-5300 52 & Vine Jeffersonville, (845) 482-2455

Bashakill Vineyards Wurtsboro, (845) 888-5858 Bernie’s Holiday Restaurant Rock Hill, (845) 796-3333 Big Kev’s BBQ White Lake, 845-798-7395 Blue Hill Cafe Claryville, (845) 985-0247 Blue Fox Motel Narrowsburg, (845) 252-5200 12

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Ciao Bella Monticello, (845) 796-4110 Cochecton Fire Station Cochecton, (845) 932-5141 Colosseo Family Restaurant & Pizzeria, Monticello, (845) 791-1255 Crust Italian Eatery Rock Hill, (845) 796-4444

Henning’s Local Cochecton Center, (845) 252-3008 Java Love Coffee Roasting Co. White Lake, 845-583-4082 Jeffersonville Bake Shop Jeffersonville, (845) 482-6020 Kork & Keg Bar & Grill Liberty, (845) 747-9600 Lakeview Pizza Bar & Grill Lake Huntington, 845-932-8131 Liberty Diner Liberty, (845) 292-8973 Lorenzo’s Bistro Jeffersonville, (845) 482-2215 Madison’s Livingston Manor, (845) 439-4368 Main Street Farm Livingston Manor, (845) 439-4309 J U N E / J U LY 2 0 2 0

Miss Monticello Diner Monticello, (845) 791-8934

Roscoe Beer Company Roscoe, (607) 290-5002

The DeBruce Club Room DeBruce, (845) 439-3900

Narrowsburg Fine Wines & Spirits

Roscoe Diner Roscoe, (607) 498-4405

The Kaatskeller Livingston Manor, (845) 439-4339

Russian Mule Brewery Claryville, (845) 985-0247

The Laundrette Narrowsburg, (845) 588-2004

Sal’s Jeffersonville, (845) 482-5004

The Tusten Cup Narrowsburg, (845) 252-6688

Shrewd Fox Brewery Eldred, 845-557-8255

Tilly’s Diner Monticello, (845) 794-6540

Stickett Inn Barryville, (845) 557-0913

Tre Amici Narowsburg, (845) 252-5111

Solaia Restaurant Monticello, (845) 513-4282

Upstream Wine & Spirits Livingston Manor, 845-439-1328

Tavern on Main Jeffersonville, (845) 482-2380

Upward Brewing Company Livingston Manor, (845) 439-1382

Narrowsburg, 845-252-3242 Nature’s Delight Monticello, (845) 796-0270 Neversink General Store Neversink, (845) 985-2076 New Munson Diner Liberty, (845) 747-9912 Nif-T's Roscoe, (607) 498-4405 Northern Farmhouse Pasta Roscoe, (607) 290-4064 Paesanos Liberty, (845) 292-7510 Parksville Pizza Parksville, (845) 747-9183 Peppino’s Callicoon, (845) 887-6767 Piccolo Paese Liberty, (845) 292-7211 Pickled Owl Hurleyville, (845) 693-5322 Prohibition Distillery Roscoe, 917-685-8989 Ollie Grey’s Callicoon, (845) 887-4480 Quickway Diner Bloomingburg, (845) 733-1012

PHOTO BY JOSEPH ABRAHAM Ollie Grey’s is a great place to pick up a bite to eat or grab some ice cream.

Raimondo’s Roscoe, (607) 498-4702 Rafter’s Tavern Callicoon, (845) 887-9882 Riverside Cafe and Lodge Roscoe, (607) 498-5305 Rockland House Roscoe, (607) 498-4240 Rock Valley Spirits Long Eddy, 845-887-4184 J U N E / J U LY 2 0 2 0

The Arnold Tavern Livingston Manor, (845) 439-5070 The Cabin at Hessinger-Lare Livingston Manor, (845) 482-3802 The Corner Piazza Eldred, (845) 557-3321 The Heron Narrowsburg, 845-252-3333

White Sulphur Springs Inn White Sulphur Springs, (845) 292-9865 Yanni’s Monticello, 845-794-2044 Yiasou Cafe Liberty, (845) 292-3152 Yulan Country Store Yulan, (845) 557-0425 C AT S K I L L S C O N F I D E N T I A L

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get golfing! njoy the fresh air and beauty of nature at one of the many local golf courses, which each have their own tests and challenges for golfers to conquer.

Some rates and course availability may change on a dime due to the pandemic. To socially distance, make sure to call and set up a tee time.

Here’s some information about the area’s courses.

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Sullivan County Golf & Country Club 2514 NY-52, Liberty, NY 12754, 292-9584 Membership: Visit www.sullivancountygolf.com.

Greens fees w/cart: $22 for nine holes weekday, $32 weekends. $30 for 18 holes weekdays and $40 weekends. Offering discounted daily rates for Seniors.

Specials: Buy 5 rounds, get one free.

Swan Lake Golf & Country Club 38 Eagle Drive, Swan Lake, NY 12783, 292-0323.

Single membership: $700, $645 for seniors.

Visit www.swanlakegolfcc.com.

Greens fees w/cart: 18 holes is $30 weekdays.

Nine holes are $21 on weekdays. 18 holes on weekends are $48 for Sullivan County residents, $55 for non-Sullivan County residents.

18 holes are $35 for everybody after 1 p.m. on weekends. Nine holes before 1 p.m. are $35 on weekends, $25 after 1 p.m. 10 play card is $240, any day of the week. 9 holes walking $10 dollars 18 holes walking $15 dollars.

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Specials: Spring Weekends $35 Sat/Sun anytime. Thursday is Ladies Day and ladies play for $25. Seniors play for $25 Monday-Friday. In addition, the course honors the Tee Time Pass.

Professional: Bob Menges *Plans to open mid-May. Villa Roma 356 Villa Roma Road, Callicoon, NY 12723, 887-5097, www.villaroma.com/golf Single membership: $900 or $1,300 per couple. Each additional family member: $300.

Cart fees for members are $700 for single, and $400 for each additional member. Membership includes green fees for the entire season, Club storage & locker room, 10 percent off Clubhouse restaurants, members only tournaments, and USGA handicap service. Walking privileges after 3 p.m.

For Greens fees please call for up to date information.

Professionals: Matt Kleiner and Davis Tuttle.

Tennanah Lake Golf & Tennis Club 100 Fairway View Drive, Roscoe, NY 12776, 607-498-5000, www.tennanah.com Family membership: $3,150. Family is considered spouse and children. $225 per additional member.

Single membership: With cart: $1,170 ($585 additional), $990 for seniors 65plus ($495 additional). Without cart: $720 ($360 additional), $607 for seniors 65-plus ($315 additional), $300 for juniors.

Greens fees: $35 with cart Monday through Friday, $48 with cart weekends and holidays. $28 with cart after 2 p.m. on weekdays, $39 with cart after 2 p.m. on weekends. Reduced rates for nine holes are available.

Specials: Breakfast and golf for $40 on Monday. Golf for two with cart, $60 on Tuesday. Golf and lunch for $44 on Wednesday. Foursome for $100 on Thursday. Dinner and golf for $55 on Fri. Tarry Brae 387 Pleasant Valley Road, South Fallsburg, NY 12779, 434-2620 Memberships: Available.

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