Smallwood News

Since the late 1960s, Frederick Wiseman has been making documentaries about social institutions like mental hospitals, high schools, theater companies and state legislatures.

Thompson Supervisor Tony Cellini has never been shy about inviting famous people to town.

In Ordinary Injustice: How America Holds Court , legal writer and erstwhile law professor Amy Bach uncovers a clubby system in which overworked lawyers and law enforcement officers are often more loyal to each other than to their clients, and become blind to the human consequences of routine error ;and business as usual.

Firefighters in Sullivan County are currently battling a fire at a restaurant in Smallwood.

The Chrysanthemum Show opens from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Saturday and continues through Nov.

The chairwomen of the Republican, Democratic and Conservative parties were in attendance, which is not a common occurrence in local politics, especially with important local elections just weeks away.

For one of the crowning achievements of the 1960s counterculture, the Woodstock Music and Art Fair sure did leave a very long trail of official papers.

For one of the crowning achievements of the 1960s counterculture, the Woodstock Music and Art Fair sure did leave a very long trail of official papers.

The Dave Matthews Band is playing tonight at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. It's a sold-out show, likely the biggest show at the venue since the Jonas Brothers performed there last summer.

BETHEL a ' A White Lake man has been charged in a July 8 burglary at the Citgo gas station on Route 17B in Smallwood where the side glass door was smashed and about $1,200 in cash and merchandize were stolen.

The Town Board has unanimously adopted a new zoning ordinance after a two-year period of meetings, public comments and revisions, Supervisor Daniel Sturm said.

Graham Parker has been making art with found data for the past decade. His latest project is Fair Use: Notes From Spam .

As they continue their annual ranking of area schools, Business First has found that the once volatile elementary school ratings have settled on a fairly consistent winner.