Sun Community News & Printing

Sun Community News & Printing Locally owned and operated, The Sun is the region’s most-received community newspaper, serving NY's Clinton, Essex, and Warren counties. ft.

See our additional services at suncommunitynews.agency for marketing, printing, promotional swag, and design. Sun Community News & Printing, published by Denton Publications, and founded by William Denton in Elizabethtown, NY in 1948, has evolved into a robust media company. With a dedicated team of over 50 professionals, we operate from an 18,000 sq. production facility in Elizabethtown, compleme

nted by offices in Plattsburgh and Ticonderoga, NY. Our reach extends across northeastern New York State through four targeted distribution newspapers and a quarterly lifestyle magazine, North Country Living. While our company has experienced steady growth, our core principles remain unwavering:

Quality Work: We uphold high standards in all our endeavors. Personalized Customer Service: We prioritize individualized attention for our valued clients. Fair Pricing: Our commitment to transparency ensures fair rates. Our vibrant print products, distributed free via the US Postal Service, reach more homes in the region than any other medium. Additionally, our online presence—through websites and a mobile app—provides ultra-local hometown news spanning over five counties, all accessible free of charge. Unlike traditional weekly cycles, our distribution news network operates 24/7. The Sun actively fosters growth opportunities for local businesses, supporting the economic health of the region. As the largest commercial web printer in the area, our capabilities span a wide range—from newspapers and signature booklets to custom brochures, business cards, signage, banners, and more. We also handle direct mailings and accommodate variable data requests. Our enduring success hinges on the expertise and dedication of our staff. Regardless of the task’s complexity or the hours involved, our committed team consistently delivers. For local news, visit suncommunitynews.com, and for services, explore suncommunitynews.agency.

12/18/2025

ALBANY | Assemblyman Matt Simpson (R,C-Adirondack) is commending the New York State Energy Planning Board's unanimous approval of the 2025 State Energy Plan, highlighting its pragmatic recognition of the need for fossil fuels to ensure grid reliability and the admission that key Climate Leadership a...

Their letter follows a recently released proposed framework from the Education Department’s Reimagining and Improving St...
12/17/2025

Their letter follows a recently released proposed framework from the Education Department’s Reimagining and Improving Student Education (RISE) Committee that omits post-baccalaureate nursing degrees from the regulatory definition of “professional degree,” meaning they would be classified as a “graduate degree.” If this framework is adopted during the upcoming rulemaking, the proposed definition threatens more debt for post-baccalaureate nursing students.

WASHINGTON, D.C. | On Dec. 17, U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), along with U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley (D-OR) and U.S. Senator Roger Wicker (R-MS), joined a bipartisan group of over 140 lawmakers to sound the alarm over a proposed framework by the U.S. Department of Education to declassify nurs...

Hudson Headwaters Health Network has announced the award of a Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC) Catalyst Progra...
12/17/2025

Hudson Headwaters Health Network has announced the award of a Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC) Catalyst Program grant in support of expanding essential dental services in the North Country.

QUEENSBURY | Hudson Headwaters Health Network has announced the award of a Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC) Catalyst Program grant in support of expanding essential dental services in the North Country.

On Monday, Dec. 15, Knights of Columbus Council  #333 presented a series of six checks to area organizations within the ...
12/17/2025

On Monday, Dec. 15, Knights of Columbus Council #333 presented a series of six checks to area organizations within the community that go above and beyond in making Ticonderoga a better place.

TICONDEROGA | On Monday, Dec. 15, Knights of Columbus Council #333 presented a series of six checks to area organizations within the community that go above and beyond in making Ticonderoga a better place.

The Depot Theatre, the Adirondacks’ first and oldest professional Equity theatre, has announced its 2026 season—a vibran...
12/17/2025

The Depot Theatre, the Adirondacks’ first and oldest professional Equity theatre, has announced its 2026 season—a vibrant blend of new voices, beloved music, and intergenerational storytelling that reflects the company’s continued artistic evolution and deep community roots.

WESTPORT | The Depot Theatre has announced its 2026 season—a vibrant blend of new voices, beloved music, and intergenerational storytelling.

The Essex County Leathernecks made the rounds on Monday, Dec. 15, collecting donations from the Marine Corps Reserve’s T...
12/17/2025

The Essex County Leathernecks made the rounds on Monday, Dec. 15, collecting donations from the Marine Corps Reserve’s Toys for Tots program. All toys stayed local and were given to the Tiny Tim Program run by Ti resident Nancy Quesnel.

TICONDEROGA | The Essex County Leathernecks made the rounds on Monday, Dec. 15 collecting donations from the Marine Corps Reserve's Toys for Tots program. Stops made at Burleigh's Luncheonette, Tractor Supply, and Christoper Chevrolet, and all toys stayed local and were given to the Tiny Tim Program...

Peru junior Reese Duprey scored a game-high 28 to eclipse 1,000 career points and lead the Nighthawks to a 44-39 victory...
12/17/2025

Peru junior Reese Duprey scored a game-high 28 to eclipse 1,000 career points and lead the Nighthawks to a 44-39 victory over Northeastern Clinton on Tuesday, Dec. 16.

CHAMPLAIN | Peru junior Reese Duprey scored a game-high 28 to eclipse 1,000 career points and lead the Nighthawks to a 44-39 victory over Northeastern Clinton on Tuesday, Dec. 16.

Beekmantown erased an early eight-point deficit and withstood a late Saranac push to claim a 46-43 CVAC girls basketball...
12/17/2025

Beekmantown erased an early eight-point deficit and withstood a late Saranac push to claim a 46-43 CVAC girls basketball victory in an early-season showdown Tuesday, Dec. 16.

SARANAC | Beekmantown erased an early eight-point deficit and withstood a late Saranac push to claim a 46-43 CVAC girls basketball victory in an early-season showdown Tuesday, Dec. 16.

AuSable Valley and Moriah earned boys basketball victories Monday, Dec. 15, during the 15th annual John and Judy’s Alzhe...
12/17/2025

AuSable Valley and Moriah earned boys basketball victories Monday, Dec. 15, during the 15th annual John and Judy’s Alzheimer’s Awareness Basketball Tournament at Moriah.

MORIAH | AuSable Valley and Moriah earned boys basketball victories Monday, Dec. 15, during the 15th annual John and Judy's Alzheimer's Awareness Basketball Tournament at Moriah.

Eva Sargent sank two free throws with the score tied late to lift Crown Point to a 48-44 MVAC girls basketball victory o...
12/17/2025

Eva Sargent sank two free throws with the score tied late to lift Crown Point to a 48-44 MVAC girls basketball victory over Lake Placid on Tuesday, Dec. 16. Crown Point boys basketball pulled away in the second half to earn a 46-32 MVAC win over Lake Placid.

CROWN POINT | Crown Point completed an MVAC sweep of Lake Placid, with Eva Sargent's late free throws sealing a 48-44 girls win before the Panthers pulled away in the second half for a 46-32 victory in the boys game Tuesday, Dec. 16.

Sullivan Loughan scored a goal and added two assists as Beekmantown pulled away for a 4-2 victory over Plattsburgh High ...
12/17/2025

Sullivan Loughan scored a goal and added two assists as Beekmantown pulled away for a 4-2 victory over Plattsburgh High in CVAC boys hockey on Tuesday, Dec. 17.

PLATTSBURGH | Sullivan Loughan scored a goal and added two assists as Beekmantown pulled away for a 4-2 victory over Plattsburgh High in CVAC boys hockey on Tuesday, Dec. 17.

Gov. Hochul has announced an agreement with the Legislature to make medical aid in dying available to terminally ill New...
12/17/2025

Gov. Hochul has announced an agreement with the Legislature to make medical aid in dying available to terminally ill New Yorkers with less than six months to live. The bill, with the agreed-upon amendments, will be passed and signed in January, and the law will go into effect six months later.

ALBANY | Legislature will make medical aid in dying available to terminally ill New Yorkers with less than six months to live.

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Denton Publications Inc, now publicly known as Sun Community News & Printing (or simply The Sun), was founded in Elizabethtown, New York in 1948 by William Denton. Working out of his garage, with a small print shop and family members as his staff, Mr. Denton began publishing the Valley News. Today, from that humble beginning, the company has grown to employ a staff of over 60 dedicated professionals. We operate out of an 18,000 square foot production facility in Elizabethtown, New York and serves the region with seven targeted distribution newspapers throughout northeastern New York State along with a quarterly lifestyle magazine; North Country Living Magazine. Despite the steady growth of our company we still operate under some very simple guidelines; quality work, personalized customer service and fair pricing. Through our vibrant print products delivered free via the US Postal Service to over 63,000 homes in the region, and our online offerings; website, mobile and social media, we are able to provide the valuable, ultra-local hometown news from our communities and make that information available world wide. Our distribution news network is no longer based on a weekly cycle but active 24 hours a day, seven days a week. While many community news organizations have reduced their services over the past few years, Sun Community News continues to expand and provide new opportunities to local businesses to market their goods and services. Sun Community News is committed to the economic health of the region and is constantly providing new methods for local businesses to reach their customers with nationally acclaimed products like North Country Living Magazine, front page sticky notes and other unique services designed to serve both reader and advertiser alike. Aside from our news products, our northern office in Plattsburgh also manages the largest digital LED billboard, in one of the most heavily traffic intersections in the city. In addition to our community publications, we are also the region's largest commercial web printer. Our printing plant is capable of everything imaginable in a cold set printing environment. The production department is anchored by a highly skilled staff working with a 17 unit Goss Community Press and the associated equipment that allows us to fulfill a wide variety of printing needs. We now offer a full array of digital design services, full color digital printing, mailing and delivery services to meet the needs of our loyal customers. The real secret to the long term success of our firm continues to be the quality and experience of our staff. Our employee contributions to the United Way of the Adirondack Region ranks annually among the top 20 firms in the three county region proving our commitment goes well beyond self. Regardless of the task, the hours or the difficulty of the job, our dedicated team really does make the difference. Many firms make that claim; we hope you'll have an opportunity to learn first hand why we are so proud of the team we've assembled and why our customers repeatedly sing their praises. They truly are the very best and we are extremely proud of every one of them! In closing, please allow me to extend a warm invitation to tour our facilities or to further discuss the use of our resources to enhance your opportunities in our region. Please feel free to contact us at any time. Headquarters Ph. (518) 873-6368 P.O. Box 338 14 Hand Avenue Elizabethtown, New York 12932 Northern Office Ph. (518) 561-9680 178 Broad Street, Suite 10 Plattsburgh, New York 12901 Southern Office Ph. (518) 585-9173 102 Montcalm Street, Suite 2 Ticonderoga, New York 12883 Vermont Ph. (802) 388-6397 Middlebury, Vermont 05753