Manor Ink

An award-winning, youth-led free newspaper published monthly by the Livingston Manor Free Library

06/06/2026

With the start of summer, it's time to get outdoors and enjoy the beauty of Sullivan County. To help out with your warm weather plans, the June issue of Manor Ink has a review of some of the county's parks, with locations and enticing photos in a four-page pullout section. There's also a review of local creameries and an extensive listing of cool things to do. Grab a copy at Peck's, the Jeff Bank and at venues around Rockland, or read the paper online at manor-ink.org.

06/04/2026

Gas, electricity, fuel oil, food – everything seems to cost more every day. And it doesn't look like worst is over yet. Former editor Zoey McGee takes a look at the recent rise in prices and what the high cost of living means for Sullivan's summer in the latest edition of Manor Ink, on newsstands around town or online at manor-ink.org.

06/01/2026

The June issue of Manor Ink is out this week, available at Peck's, the Jeff Bank and other venues in Livingston Manor and Roscoe. On the cover is a profile of the Beaverkill Meadows Farm, an impressive 500-acre spread in the Manor that is exemplary for its ecological practices, and for its herd of Belted Highland cattle. The issue also covers the high price of nearly everything these days, the RCSD budget and board election, and the region's parks and all the great things happening this summer. Get your copy at newsstands in Rockland or read it online at manor-ink.org. Free as always!

05/14/2026

Roscoe-Rockland firefighter Keith Travers was first on the scene of an early morning house fire in Roscoe. As he arrived, he saw a mother and her two children standing on the roof as smoke billowed from the upstairs windows. Read about the dramatic rescue chronicled by Reporter Abby Olivo in the May edition of Manor Ink, on newsstands or online at manor-ink.org/may-2026-story-7 .

05/13/2026

This just in from the Rockland Central School District. The polling location for the May 19 school budget vote and BOE election has been moved to the auditorium at the Rockland Middle/High School, at 19 School St. in Livingston Manor, rather than the gymnasium. The voting location at the Rockland Elementary School at 6 Academy St. in Roscoe will remain in the gymnasium. The vote will take place between noon and 8 p.m. For more information on the vote, visit https://www.rcsd.us/budget-and-finance-1

05/09/2026

The big news in Roscoe is the Little Store is back! A former favorite venue of residents and visitors alike, the shop, with a long history in Trout Town, had been closed since 2017. But a young couple has reopened the venue in its original location on Stewart Avenue, and have stocked it with everything from the traditional fudge to warm woolen socks. Read the story by Reporter Rachel Zuckerman in the May edition of Manor Ink, available on newsstands in Livingston Manor and Roscoe, and online at manor-ink.org.

05/04/2026

Why are New York State prisons in trouble? Former Corrections Officer Dave Cornish talks with Editor-in-Chief Kat Slattery about his experiences in state facilities in the May edition of Manor Ink. Find a free copy at Peck's, the Jeff Bank, on newsstands in other venues around town, or visit manor-ink.com to read his comments online. Another newsy issue, Ink fans!

05/01/2026

The May issue of Manor Ink is now at Peck's, the Jeff Bank and other newsstands around the Town of Rockland. Read about planning to deal with flood-prone areas of downtown Livingston Manor, including possibly moving the RCS athletic fields, and about the dire troubles facing the region's prisons as shared by a former CO, and about the town's efforts to overcome its various water-and-sewer system challenges. These stories and more in the latest Manor Ink, free in venues around town and on the web at manor-ink.org.

04/09/2026

An artist whose mural created controversy in the hamlet of Roscoe was issued a citation by the town code enforcement officer against what what he said was an unpermitted "sign." The artist responded with a lawsuit, claiming the painting was a mural and not a sign, and alleging his right to free speech had been infringed. Since then, the uncompleted artwork has been painted over and the lawsuit is pending. Read the full story in the April edition of Manor Ink, on newsstands around town or online at manor-ink.org.

04/03/2026

Because the Rockland Central School District is dealing with a predicted 2026-27 budget gap of $1.6 million, Interim Supt. Keith Lewis is recommending eliminating seven staff positions. He's also placed a freeze on current budget expenditures, effective April 10. Read about this and other stories in the April edition of Manor Ink, free on newsstands around the Town of Rockland, or online at manor-ink.org.

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