
Under the Unique/Most Interesting Commercial category, “Blue Hills Farm Tent and Breakfast,” Narrowsburg – Owner: Jane Luchsinger – Contractor/Builder: Ken McGinnis, was a sure winner. – Provided Photos
Compiled by Leni Santoro
MONTICELLO,NY (November 28, 2010) – Homes and businesses that enhance the appearance of Sullivan County were recognized at the 2010 “Sullivan Showcase Awards” on November 11 at the Eagle’s Nest in Bloomingburg. The annual awards are sponsored by the Sullivan County Board of Realtors and Sullivan Renaissance.
The residential judges were Diane Deutsch of Preferred Homes & Properties, Joe Freda of Freda Real Estate and Glenn Pontier of Sullivan Renaissance.
The commercial judges were: Diane Butler of Eagle Valley Realty, Susan Boersema of Ulster Savings Bank and Deborah Hornicek of Callicoon Real Estate.
Van Morrow put together the PowerPoint presentation; Ann Finneran of Sullivan Renaissance created the award certificates; and Mary Greene, Lori Malone, Jennifer Bitetto, Emily Grillo and Danielle Gaebel of The River Reporter produced the journal.
In addition to the winners listed below the following finalists were also honored:
Best Residential Addition
White Lake Homes, Kauneonga Lake – Owner: Leonard Shirman – Contractor/Builder: John Connolly
Best New Residential Construction – Under 2500 Sq. Ft.
Lake Ridge Road, Narrowsburg – Owner: Denzil & Carolyn Gallagher – Contractor/Builder: Catskill Farms – Architects: KLM Architects
Tuthill Road, Barryville – Owner: Bryce Boyd and Thomas Norrby – Contractor/Builder: Catskill Farms
Bluestone Drive, Eldred – Owner: Gayle Berman – Contractor/Builder: Catskill Farms – Architects: KLM Architects
Best New Residential Construction – Over 2500 Sq. Ft.
Pine Lake Drive, Wurtsboro – Owner: Phil Milo – Contractor/Builders: PB Majestic Homes and Wurtsboro Electric Service, Inc.
Clear Lake Road, Roscoe – Owners: Sally and Ed Cerny – Contractor/Builder: Allison & Devore – Architect: Irace Architecture, Joseph Irace
Chapin Estate, White Lake – Owners: Russ and Barbara Campbell – Contractor/Builder: Log Chips, LLC, Fred Krol
Best Commercial Spruce Up
Old Stranahan Building, Main Street, Narrowsburg – Owner: Jane Slawyer, Narrowsburg – Contractor/Builder: Narrowsburg Beautification Group/Delaware Valley Job Corps
Best Commercial Renovation Under 2500 Sq. Ft.
“Peace, Love & Ice Cream,” 200 Rock Hill Drive, Rock Hill – Owner: Les & Barbara Fischer – Contractor/Builder: Stanley & Sons
Best Commercial Renovation Over 2500 Sq. Ft.
“Lander’s River Trips,” 5961 Route 97, Narrowsburg – Owner: Rick Lander – Contractor/Builder: Lance Mercado, Narrowsburg
Unique/Most Interesting Commercial
“Cottage at Belle Knowle,” Eldred – Owner: Erin & Larry Farmer
_______________________________________________________________
And the 2010 Sullivan Showcase Award Winners are:
This year the Showcase added a new category – Best Residential Green – to acknowledge homes that are build with the environment and sustainability in mind.
Best Residential Green: Stewart Road, North Branch

Owner: Jeff McMahon & Lizanne Haimes
Contractor/Builder: Jeff McMahon
Designer: Jeff McMahon
Best Residential Addition: Crawford Road, Eldred

Owner: Charles Petersheim
Contractor/Builder: Charles Petersheim – Catskill Farms
Best Residential Renovation
This category is unusual this year because there are three winners. After reviewing all the entries, the judges were faced with three very distinct and varied finalists – each which could be the winner. The three judges then evaluated the entries point by point using a numeric scale – and found that all three homes had received exactly the same number of points. Without further ado – here are the three winners in Best Residential Renovation.
Skyline Drive, Fremont Center

Owner: Carolyn Ann Owens /Gregory Solowsky
Contractor/Builder: Scott & Doug Woods
Broadway, Kauneonga Lake

Owner: Jeff Lawson/Peter Hutchman
Contractor/Builder: Allison & Devore
Architect: Irace Architecture, Joseph Irace
Dahlia Road, Liberty

Owner: Ben White
Contractor/Builder: Catskill Harvest, Will Foster
Architect: Irace Architecture, Joseph Irace
Unique/Most Interesting Residential
Smallwood, Bethel

Owner: Wes & Beata Tavor
Contractor/Builder: WT Builders
Designer: Alvin Adler
Best New Residential Construction – Under 2500 Square Feet
Barryville

Owners: Norah Lawlor and Jeffrey Bradford
Contractor/Builder: Catskill Farms
Architects: KLM Architects
Best New Residential Construction – Over 2500 Sq.Ft.
The Lake House

Contractor/Builder: Green Earth Companies Northeast, LLC, Marc Dubrovsky
Architect: Dennis Wedlick Architect, LLC
Special Award Category
Happy Avenue, Bethel

Owner: Scripps Networks – DIY
Contractor/Builder: Catskill Farms
Best Commercial Spruce Up
Literacy Volunteer Center, 63 North Street, Monticello

Best Commercial Renovation Under 2500 Square Feet
“BrookHouse Gallery,” 5 Austin Road, Barryville

Owner: David Bush & Luiz Aragon
Contractor/Builder: Rory McKean, McKean Custom Homes, Milford
Best Commercial Renovation Over 2500 Square Feet
“Green Earth Realty,” 5663 Route 52, Kenoza Lake

Owner: Marc Dubrovsky
Designer: Marc Dubrovsky
Contractor/Builder: Green Earth Companies, Northeast, LLC, Marc Dubrovsky
“Dancing Cat Saloon,” 2037 Route 17B, Bethel

Owner: Stacy Cohen & Monte Sachs
Designer: Audrey Cohen/Monte Sachs
Contractor/Builder: Built to Last/Aaron Salovin
Best New Commercial Construction
“Jeff Bank,” 1460 Route 17B, White Lake

Owner: HSD, LLC/Jeff Bank
Contractor/Builder: Woodstone Companies, Bethel,
Designer: Steve Dubrovsky
Best New Construction Modular
“EcoGreen Community Housing at SCCC” Loch Sheldrake

Owner: EcoGreen Community Housing Fund
Contractor/Builder: The Ruby Group, Goshen
Architect: Mike Berta, Poughkeepsie
Unique/Most Interesting Commercial
“Blue Hills Farm Tent and Breakfast,” Narrowsburg

Owner: Jane Luchsinger
Contractor/Builder: Ken McGinnis
Special Acknowledgement – Signs
Good signage is important, which is why two signs are being recognized this year.

“Dancing Cat Saloon,” 2037 Route 17B, Bethel
Owner: Stacy Cohen & Monte Sachs
Artist: Paul Stark, White Lake
“in2retr0,” 1163 Route 17B, Mongaup Valley
Owner: Amy Kuperblum
Municipal/Public Building
The winner of this category receives a $2000 award from Sullivan Renaissance to help with planting flowers, landscaping and other beautification.
Mountaindale Railway Visitor’s Center, 11 Station Road, Mountaindale

Owner: Town of Fallsburg
Architect: Bernard Kozykowski
Engineer: William H. Illing
Landscaping: Mountaindale Action Committee
Contractor/Builder: Precise Landscaping, Inc., Wallkill
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Showcase committee chair Diane Deutsch, who emceed the awards, encouraged everyone to begin thinking about nominations for 2011. For more information about the awards, call Mary Bakalis at 845-794-2735, mbakalis@verizon.net.
For more photos of the Mountaindale Railway Visitor’s Center visit the Chronicle on Zenfolio. Read the story “A Brand New Old Train Station Opens in Mountaindale.”
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2010 Sullivan Showcase Awards
November 28, 2010 by The Catskill Chronicle
Under the Unique/Most Interesting Commercial category, “Blue Hills Farm Tent and Breakfast,” Narrowsburg – Owner: Jane Luchsinger – Contractor/Builder: Ken McGinnis, was a sure winner. – Provided Photos
Compiled by Leni Santoro
MONTICELLO,NY (November 28, 2010) – Homes and businesses that enhance the appearance of Sullivan County were recognized at the 2010 “Sullivan Showcase Awards” on November 11 at the Eagle’s Nest in Bloomingburg. The annual awards are sponsored by the Sullivan County Board of Realtors and Sullivan Renaissance.
The residential judges were Diane Deutsch of Preferred Homes & Properties, Joe Freda of Freda Real Estate and Glenn Pontier of Sullivan Renaissance.
The commercial judges were: Diane Butler of Eagle Valley Realty, Susan Boersema of Ulster Savings Bank and Deborah Hornicek of Callicoon Real Estate.
Van Morrow put together the PowerPoint presentation; Ann Finneran of Sullivan Renaissance created the award certificates; and Mary Greene, Lori Malone, Jennifer Bitetto, Emily Grillo and Danielle Gaebel of The River Reporter produced the journal.
In addition to the winners listed below the following finalists were also honored:
Best Residential Addition
White Lake Homes, Kauneonga Lake – Owner: Leonard Shirman – Contractor/Builder: John Connolly
Best New Residential Construction – Under 2500 Sq. Ft.
Lake Ridge Road, Narrowsburg – Owner: Denzil & Carolyn Gallagher – Contractor/Builder: Catskill Farms – Architects: KLM Architects
Tuthill Road, Barryville – Owner: Bryce Boyd and Thomas Norrby – Contractor/Builder: Catskill Farms
Bluestone Drive, Eldred – Owner: Gayle Berman – Contractor/Builder: Catskill Farms – Architects: KLM Architects
Best New Residential Construction – Over 2500 Sq. Ft.
Pine Lake Drive, Wurtsboro – Owner: Phil Milo – Contractor/Builders: PB Majestic Homes and Wurtsboro Electric Service, Inc.
Clear Lake Road, Roscoe – Owners: Sally and Ed Cerny – Contractor/Builder: Allison & Devore – Architect: Irace Architecture, Joseph Irace
Chapin Estate, White Lake – Owners: Russ and Barbara Campbell – Contractor/Builder: Log Chips, LLC, Fred Krol
Best Commercial Spruce Up
Old Stranahan Building, Main Street, Narrowsburg – Owner: Jane Slawyer, Narrowsburg – Contractor/Builder: Narrowsburg Beautification Group/Delaware Valley Job Corps
Best Commercial Renovation Under 2500 Sq. Ft.
“Peace, Love & Ice Cream,” 200 Rock Hill Drive, Rock Hill – Owner: Les & Barbara Fischer – Contractor/Builder: Stanley & Sons
Best Commercial Renovation Over 2500 Sq. Ft.
“Lander’s River Trips,” 5961 Route 97, Narrowsburg – Owner: Rick Lander – Contractor/Builder: Lance Mercado, Narrowsburg
Unique/Most Interesting Commercial
“Cottage at Belle Knowle,” Eldred – Owner: Erin & Larry Farmer
_______________________________________________________________
And the 2010 Sullivan Showcase Award Winners are:
This year the Showcase added a new category – Best Residential Green – to acknowledge homes that are build with the environment and sustainability in mind.
Best Residential Green: Stewart Road, North Branch
Owner: Jeff McMahon & Lizanne Haimes
Contractor/Builder: Jeff McMahon
Designer: Jeff McMahon
Best Residential Addition: Crawford Road, Eldred
Owner: Charles Petersheim
Contractor/Builder: Charles Petersheim – Catskill Farms
Best Residential Renovation
This category is unusual this year because there are three winners. After reviewing all the entries, the judges were faced with three very distinct and varied finalists – each which could be the winner. The three judges then evaluated the entries point by point using a numeric scale – and found that all three homes had received exactly the same number of points. Without further ado – here are the three winners in Best Residential Renovation.
Skyline Drive, Fremont Center
Owner: Carolyn Ann Owens /Gregory Solowsky
Contractor/Builder: Scott & Doug Woods
Broadway, Kauneonga Lake
Owner: Jeff Lawson/Peter Hutchman
Contractor/Builder: Allison & Devore
Architect: Irace Architecture, Joseph Irace
Dahlia Road, Liberty
Owner: Ben White
Contractor/Builder: Catskill Harvest, Will Foster
Architect: Irace Architecture, Joseph Irace
Unique/Most Interesting Residential
Smallwood, Bethel
Owner: Wes & Beata Tavor
Contractor/Builder: WT Builders
Designer: Alvin Adler
Best New Residential Construction – Under 2500 Square Feet
Barryville
Owners: Norah Lawlor and Jeffrey Bradford
Contractor/Builder: Catskill Farms
Architects: KLM Architects
Best New Residential Construction – Over 2500 Sq.Ft.
The Lake House
Contractor/Builder: Green Earth Companies Northeast, LLC, Marc Dubrovsky
Architect: Dennis Wedlick Architect, LLC
Special Award Category
Happy Avenue, Bethel
Owner: Scripps Networks – DIY
Contractor/Builder: Catskill Farms
Best Commercial Spruce Up
Literacy Volunteer Center, 63 North Street, Monticello
Best Commercial Renovation Under 2500 Square Feet
“BrookHouse Gallery,” 5 Austin Road, Barryville
Owner: David Bush & Luiz Aragon
Contractor/Builder: Rory McKean, McKean Custom Homes, Milford
Best Commercial Renovation Over 2500 Square Feet
“Green Earth Realty,” 5663 Route 52, Kenoza Lake
Owner: Marc Dubrovsky
Designer: Marc Dubrovsky
Contractor/Builder: Green Earth Companies, Northeast, LLC, Marc Dubrovsky
“Dancing Cat Saloon,” 2037 Route 17B, Bethel
Owner: Stacy Cohen & Monte Sachs
Designer: Audrey Cohen/Monte Sachs
Contractor/Builder: Built to Last/Aaron Salovin
Best New Commercial Construction
“Jeff Bank,” 1460 Route 17B, White Lake
Owner: HSD, LLC/Jeff Bank
Contractor/Builder: Woodstone Companies, Bethel,
Designer: Steve Dubrovsky
Best New Construction Modular
“EcoGreen Community Housing at SCCC” Loch Sheldrake
Owner: EcoGreen Community Housing Fund
Contractor/Builder: The Ruby Group, Goshen
Architect: Mike Berta, Poughkeepsie
Unique/Most Interesting Commercial
“Blue Hills Farm Tent and Breakfast,” Narrowsburg
Owner: Jane Luchsinger
Contractor/Builder: Ken McGinnis
Special Acknowledgement – Signs
Good signage is important, which is why two signs are being recognized this year.
“Dancing Cat Saloon,” 2037 Route 17B, Bethel
Owner: Stacy Cohen & Monte Sachs
Artist: Paul Stark, White Lake
Owner: Amy Kuperblum
Municipal/Public Building
The winner of this category receives a $2000 award from Sullivan Renaissance to help with planting flowers, landscaping and other beautification.
Mountaindale Railway Visitor’s Center, 11 Station Road, Mountaindale
Owner: Town of Fallsburg
Architect: Bernard Kozykowski
Engineer: William H. Illing
Landscaping: Mountaindale Action Committee
Contractor/Builder: Precise Landscaping, Inc., Wallkill
_________________________________________________________
Showcase committee chair Diane Deutsch, who emceed the awards, encouraged everyone to begin thinking about nominations for 2011. For more information about the awards, call Mary Bakalis at 845-794-2735, mbakalis@verizon.net.
For more photos of the Mountaindale Railway Visitor’s Center visit the Chronicle on Zenfolio. Read the story “A Brand New Old Train Station Opens in Mountaindale.”
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