Over $5,000 Small Business Development Fund Application Package
There will be an application workshop and pubic information session held at the Arkville Fire Hall on Saturday, march 24th at 9am. All interested applicants and anyone else wishing more information are encouraged to attend. Applicants should read the Grant [...]
$5,000 Small Business Development Fund Program and Application
$5,000 grant funds for small business start up, enhancement, and/or rebuilding efforts. Applications are received at MARK, reviewed for completeness then go before a committee of community members and business owners and reviewed for funding. These are accepted on an ongoing [...]
Fleischmanns First Maple Festival Bake-Off Guidelines
Fleischmanns First Maple Festival Bake Off and Pop-Up Grange Hall Saturday, March 24 • 4-6pm • 1053 Main Street Fleischmanns Bake-Off Guidelines 1. Contestants must be present at the event. 2. Baked goods must include a maple product as [...]
MARK Fundraiser
Captain Squeeze set to heat up Louisiana Saturday Night
Tickets go on sale this week for “Louisiana Saturday Night,” a Cajun-themed night of fabulous food and dancing on February 18 in Roxbury. “Louisiana Saturday Night” is a major fund-raiser for the MARK Project, a regional economic development agency. Ticket sales begin January 19 and are available by calling 845 586-3500. Last year’s event sold out in three days…
Available Programs
The MARK Project in coordination with local, county and state organizations and agencies are assisting with various rehabilitation and revitalization funding programs. Click on the title above for full program details and applicaitons.
Summary of Flood Relief Fund Distribution and Continuing Rebuilding Programs
The MARK Project has assisted business owners in the filing, processing, and validating of 49 applications for CWC funds for structural repair.
MARK is working with 32 households on post Irene clean up, mold remediation, and rebuilding efforts.
Volunteer mold remediation assessors and work crews have logged in over 9600 man-hours in the past six weeks.
The MARK Project has helped 56 displaced individuals and families in their search for temporary and permanent housing.
WIOX November 2011 Schedule
“IT’S IN THE WATER…. shed.” WIOX wildly diverse programs November 2011 update Ragtime Maggie Cullen and Andy Cahill expose the arts, preview Roxbury Arts Group events Friday 1:00 pm. Bonnie’s Bop Bonnie Mitchell plays ‘50′s and ‘60′s music—not just [...]
Farmer’s Market – Oct. 22 – Main Street Margaretville
Saturday, October 22nd. Main Street Margaretville.
Bread Alone, Harpersfield Cheese, Pika’s Farm Table, Tea Thyme Herb and Fruit Farm, Straight Out of the Ground, Cowbella, and MORE …
Flood Relief Work Big Task for MARK
By Jennifer Kabat A woman shuffles into the MARK Project offices in Arkville with a couple handwritten sheets of paper. One of a stream of people to come in since MARK started accepting applications for flood relief, she hardly speaks, [...]
Committee for the MARK Project for Flood Relief
FYI: The review committee for the MARK Project for flood relief funding met last night and will be paying the first round of bills for repair, utilities, rental assistance for displaced families, and many other devastation related expenses. We are [...]
Shops on Main Autumn Festival
Shops on Main will host an “Autumn Festival” on Saturday, October 15th, from 11am-3pm on Main Street, Margaretville. If you’ve got the “Round Barn Blues”, there will be a Farmers Market right on Main Street in front of the Municipal [...]
MARK Project ready to accept applications for flood assistance this week.
The MARK Project will accept applications for flood relief for both individuals and families starting this Thursday, Sept. 15. The local community revitalization organization has been running full bore since disastrous flooding struck Arkville, Fleischmanns, Margaretville and other local hamlets [...]
Middletown Small Business Video and Pictures
A compilation of videos and photos by Fred Margulies.
Middletown Flood Recovery Website
This site includes accurate and approved information to assist residents and business owners in the Town of Middletown, Delaware County, New York, recover from damages sustained during Tropical Storm Irene August 28, 2011. This site is officially endorsed by Supervisor Len Utter and the Middletown Town Board.
Halcottsville
Halcottsville was settled along the banks of the East Branch of the Delaware River which was originally called “Pakakunk” by the native Americans of the time. This now quiet but charming mountain hamlet, Halcottsville holds a lively past.
Ray of Sunshine for Beleaguered Catskills
Comptroller DiNapoli Approves Purchase of 1,189 “Forever Wild” Acres, Enabling Major Economic Development Project to Proceed. New York’s Ulster and Delaware counties, battered by unemployment and flooding from Tropical Storm Irene, got good news today in the State Comptroller’s approval [...]
Fleischmanns Community Center Now Open
Fleischmanns Community Church 904 Main Street Fleischmanns, NY 12430 845-254-5261 Center Director – Lynn Collins, other coordinators Peg Debenedetto, Victoria Quesada Services Available at this time · Meals-breakfast, lunch and dinner · Temporary day care center · Food, clothing, cleaning [...]
From Diane Galusha, Press Officer for the Town of Middletown
As you may or not know, I have been appointed the Information Officer for the Town of Middletown and the Villages of Margaretville and Fleischmanns. With assistance from Amy Metnick,I have been charged with getting out accurate, timely information to [...]
From the Central Catskills Chamber
Merchants of Margaretville: As you have observed there continues to be a great effort of bringing volunteers into Margaretville to help our community get cleaned out. Volunteer coordinators have also sent help to Arkville and Fleischmanns to augment their own [...]
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