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The Narrowsburg Fire Department welcomes a few smiling helpers at the Fourth of July parade in town. From left, Megan Buddenhagen, Treacy Hillegas, Margaret (Maggie) Beck, Allison Buddenhagen and Heather Utegg, led the march.
NARROWSBURG, NY — In the wake of a busy July 4th holiday weekend, the July 8 Tusten Town Board meeting dealt with a variety of tourism and ecology-related matters.
Narrowsburg was hopping with visitors, some of whom were also hopping—in desperate need of a public restroom. Asking where the nearest... Continue Reading
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Jim Tindell, standing, Paul Plumadore and Olivia Santo pose by the repurposed rendition of “Falling Water” by Lindy Foss-Quillet.
One of the old pieces of The Great Wall of Honesdale has been removed, repurposed and revived. Its new home is in Maude Alley on Main Street.
The... Continue Reading
What's going on in arts and culture July 11 to 18
The summer’s focus is on Woodstock, but the Rock Valley Schoolhouse concert series offers music up close and personal
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There is still a law on the books in Pennsylvania which says that people may not take in a movie on Sunday. There’s another that says people can’t play pool on Sunday. Those laws are not enforced, but they’re on the books. It’s one of the so-called “blue laws” that... Continue Reading
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What's happening in your backyard July 11 to 18
30th annual Delaware River clean-up
BARRYVILLE, NY and MILFORD, PA — The “On and Under the Delaware River Clean-up” is a two day event taking place... Continue Reading
Community Living
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In 1819, Wayne County pioneer Elihu Tallman bought a large pine tract at Six Mile Lake (now Lake Como), including a saw mill that was under... Continue Reading
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Dual legends. Roscoe’s legendary athletic director and coach Fred Ahart, left, and coach Ron Bauer have more than 100-years of coaching experience between them.
LAKE HUNTINGTON, NY — For Ron Bauer, Sullivan West’s veteran track and football coach, home is where the heart is.
In 1960, he graduated from Delaware Valley Central School. After getting a degree from SUNY Cortland in 1966, he returned to his high school alma mater as a social studies teacher and... Continue Reading
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The 143rd New York State Volunteer Infantry presented a salute to the first Memorial Day Parade held in the Town of Fremont, which honored those who served in the Civil War. To see more photos from the 135th annual service and parade, 'like' The River Reporter on Facebook and tag your friends and family.
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