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Graphically Enabled

Colors gone by

Colors gone by

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Publisher's Log

Steven Michaels, right, formerly of Lake Huntington, is excited to receive an autograph from actor Richard Castellano, left, in 1999. Zac Stuart-Pontier is in the background. Zac’s experience as a teenaged student in Richie’s acting school and an actor in “Four Deadly Reasons” is heavily featured in the documentary.

After all these years

Friday, September 13

I’m looking forward to the Big Eddy Film Fest next weekend. Most specifically, I’m looking forward to being in the former …

I first walked through these doors when I interned with former Delaware News-Times editor and printer Claude Hector. It was Easter vacation of my senior college year in 1978. I started working here in 1980 after Claude sold the shop to George Krause, Jr. The River Reporter moved to this original newspaper building on Erie Ave. in 2001.

Through these doors

Friday, September 6

When printer Ed Kraus dropped off a case of window envelopes yesterday he remarked that he had walked through those same doors when he …

Finding heroes in our midst

Friday, August 23

The instruction was to turn to our neighbor and tell a brief story of a hero in our lives.

Finding the strawberries amongst the weeds.

Amongst the Weeds

Thursday, August 15

I am caught by the news each morning.

Tanya talked about the strength of community and the support they received.

A swift learning curve

Friday, July 19

I have to admit that before Wednesday morning, I did not know what a heat index was. “It’s like the wind chill factor,” …

Becoming a nomad on a Thursday evening

Rainy day and Mondays

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A River Runs Through It

Lunch Break

Looking for a Home

A "Northern Pearly Eye"

Late Spring

At the Window

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