Boys and girls who reside in Thompson are invited to join in a FREE weekly sports night event held INDOORS on Tuesdays from 6-8pm at Kenneth L. Rutherford Elementary located at 26 Patricia Place in […]
Love playing pickleball? Meet up with other Town residents who enjoy the sport. Pickup games are being held at Monticello High School every Tuesday from 6-8pm – through March 2024. All experience levels are welcome. […]
Both of the popular Thompson youth basketball leagues will continue this winter! Here are the details:
Elementary School League | Saturdays 9am Until Noon Through February
Any boy or girl of elementary school age who resides in […]
Youth age 5-18 who reside in Thompson and pre-register can ski or snowboard for free at Holiday Mountain in Monticello until all spots have been reserved. As long as weather permits, the […]
New York State Environmental Facilities on behalf of Gov. Kathy Hochul, just announced that the Town of Thompson has been awarded a Water Infrastructure Improvement (WIIA) grant award totaling $805,003. This will fund up to […]
With the holidays coming, your Thompson Sewer & Water Department put together a wish list for all residents and visitors!
1. Please Don’t Flush “Flushable” Wipes
Spoiler alert: they aren’t flushable, and we’re not sure how the […]
by Town Historian Al Dumas
Last month, I shared the origins of Monticello’s name. Now, I’m highlighting the history of how counties in New York were named…
When New York State was in its infancy in […]
Any child attending Cooke or Rutherford Elementary is invited to join this FREE and fun league for all skill levels held indoors at Rutherford Elementary, located at 23 Patricia Place in Monticello. The league is […]
Get crafty with us at this festive, FREE event on December 16th! Kids can make one of these crafts: an evergreen Hanukkah or Christmas wreath, giant candy cane reindeer, popsicle stick Star of David, or […]
by Town Historian Al Dumas
Just as parents are faced with the task of naming their child, so were the founders of towns and villages across America centuries ago. And like parents, […]
