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13/08/2025

If you haven't gotten your copy of the August edition of The Hurleyville Sentinel yet, you're missing out on some great writing and reporting. From Jonathan Shimkin's always beautifully crafted Out Divine Corners Way, to Jack Robbin's new Bronco Kelly adventure to Winfield Hadley's article about summer hiking, there is something for everyone. Don't miss out...get your copy today! The Hurleyville Sentinel...free because it's priceless! Also online at HurleyvilleSentinel.com

06/08/2025

Just hours away now from the August edition of The Hurleyville Sentinel! Make it a point to get your copy of this issue, and find out what’s happening in the liveliest little hamlet in the Mountains…and beyond. And you won’t want to miss the start of a great new Bronco Kelly adventure by Jack Robbin, only in The Hurleyville Sentinel…free because it’s priceless.

10/07/2025

Be sure to get your copy of the July edition of The Hurleyville Sentinel while quantities last. Pick one up today at our office at 227 Main or at Casa Mia Restautant, Forage & Gather, the Sullivan County Museum, or any number of other fine establishments. The Hurleyville Sentinel… free because it’s priceless.

08/07/2025

The July edition of The Hurleyville Sentinel is just hours away! Don't miss everything that's going on in the liveliest little hamlet in the Mountains. The July edition takes a look at some new happenings in the hamlet and the county, features the conclusion of the short story, "The Gentle Life," and, of course, our regular columnists, Jack Halchak and Jonathan Shimkin, the Weatherman and Brian the Ballgame Baffler... exclusively in the Hurleyville Sentinel... free, because it's priceless!

16/06/2025

Just a reminder that in recognition of World Sauntering Day, the first ever "Sentinel Saunter" will take place on Wednesday, June 18 at 6 p.m. on the west side of the Milk Train Trail in Hurleyville. Join Sullivan County Historian (and Hurleyville Sentinel Editor-in-Chief) John Conway for a leisurely saunter on the rail trail and learn a little local history at the same time. Meet at the Trail Head at the Upper West Side Municipal Parking Lot. Free and open to the public, no pre-registration required.

06/06/2025

Everyone has been asking, so here it is! The June edition will be on the street this afternoon. It is the first edition of our tenth year in print, and we couldn’t be any prouder. Don’t miss the June edition of The Hurleyville Sentinel… the best way to keep up with all that’s happening in the liveliest little hamlet in the Mountains… and it’s free because it’s priceless!

06/05/2025

Just hours away now from the May edition of The Hurleyville Sentinel. Read all about the very successful gala The Center for Discovery put on in Manhattan, about two new books about very different aspects of the region's history, about a very prestigious honor for a CCHS student, and many more informative stories, plus columnists like Jonathan Shimkin, Kathleen Sullivan, and Jack Halchak...only in The Hurleyville Sentinel...still free because it's priceless!

04/04/2025

The April edition is on the street! Don’t miss our complete coverage of the development debate in the town of Fallsburg, and so much more about the liveliest little hamlet in the Mountains, only in the pages of The Hurleyville Sentinel… available at Forage & Gather, Decant, the Sullivan County Museum, and other businesses, as well as at our office at 227 Main Street. And remember, every page of every edition can be viewed online at hurleyvillesentinel.com…

11/03/2025

The March edition of the Hurleyville Sentinel is on the street! Get your copy today, and enjoy stories you will not find anywhere else! Lily Barrish Levner writes about an interesting book club, Eve Minson visits with a fascinating local herbalist, and of course, the incomparable Jonathan Shimkin shares his thoughts on life in "Out Divine Corners Way." These stories and more only in The Hurleyville Sentinel.

05/03/2025

The March edition of The Hurleyville Sentinel is on the street! Available this afternoon at The Sentinel office at 227 Main Street and at Forage & Gather, and on Thursday at many other fine establishments in Hurleyville and beyond!

Find out about everything that's happening in and around the liveliest little hamlet in the Mountains, including an inside look at the 47th Annual WSUL Heart-a-Thon, an update on the bird flu scare, the conclusion of the frightening tale of The Monkey's Paw, and a chance to choose the locale for the next History Hike...only in The Hurleyville Sentinel.

06/02/2025

The February edition of The Hurleyville Sentinel is on the street! Get your copy at Morgan Outdoors, Casa Mia, Forage & Gather, and many other fine establishments. And stay safe out there!

04/02/2025

Just hours away now from the February edition of The Hurleyville Sentinel! Read about all that's happening in the liveliest little hamlet in the Mountains, as well as chapter II of our fiction serial, a super bowl trivia quiz, and the region's very best columnist, Jonathan Shimkin! Don't miss it...

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227 Main Street
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12747

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Monday	09:00 - 16:30
Tuesday	09:30 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:30 - 16:30
Thursday	09:00 - 16:30
Friday	09:30 - 16:30
Saturday	09:00 - 17:00

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(845) 707-6000

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http://www.hurleyvillesentinel.com/

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