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Actor Melissa Gilbert, here pictured with her husband, Timothy Busfield and their dog Chicago, will host the Canine Fashion Show at the Cochecton Pump House on August 20.

Dogs on the catwalk at the Canine Fashion Show

COCHECTON, NY — Fashionable fox terriers. Stylish Samoyeds. Chic cocker spaniels. Glamorous German shepherds. Dogs of all breeds will model their favorite looks in the first Catskills canine … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 8/17/22

Jaimie Cheny and Josh Riley are two of the candidates vying on election day, August 23.

New York goes to the polls

SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — After an extended and contentious process of redistricting, voters in New York are gearing up to vote in their new districts on August 23. Sullivan County voters will … more

By LIAM MAYO | 8/16/22

Algae bloom cleared out of Lake Superior

A potentially harmful algae bloom at Lake Superior State Park in Bethel has cleared out, and test results from the NYS Department of Health indicate no presence in the swim area. As such, Lake … more

8/12/22

Maya van Rossum, the head of the Delaware Riverkeeper Network, advocates at an August 4 meeting of the Upper Delaware Council in favor of citizen participation in the Camp FIMFO permitting process.

FIMFO and the environment

HIGHLAND, NY — The Camp FIMFO project in the Town of Highland could have a major impact on the town. Northgate Resorts, in partnership with Sun Communities, plans to spend around $44.9 million … more

By LIAM MAYO | 8/9/22

The Gramercy Brass Orchestra will open the 29th season of the Shandelee Music Festival on Saturday, August 6.

Three nights of music from the SMF

LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY — The Shandelee Music Festival (SMF) will kick off its 29th season with concerts by the Gramercy Brass Orchestra and by violinist Midori. It all begins at 8 p.m. on … more

8/3/22

The map depicts the proposed warehouse in location to Milford Springs. The close proximity of the development is a main concern for those who are opposed to LVL's plan, as Milford Springs is a primary source of water for both Milford and Dingmans.

Unsent documents and keeping secrets

MILFORD, PA — The discussion over a proposed mega-warehouse in Milford grew heated at a July 18 Milford Township Board of Supervisors meeting and at a July 26 Milford Township Planning … more

By VICTORIA HOFFMANN | 8/3/22

Engineer Ken Ellsworth, center with stack of plannning maps, asks a few clarifying questions at the July 27 Highland Planning Board meeting. He is flanked by code officer Jim Hansen and planning secretary Monica McGil.

Creating Camp Fimfo

ELDRED, NY — It was a full house at the July 27 Highland Planning Board meeting as the review process of creating Camp Fimfo-Catskills moves along. The 230-acre former Kittatinny Campgrounds on … more

By LAURIE STUART | 8/3/22

The hamlet of Narrowsburg will shine at Riverfest.

Celebrating the river

NARROWSBURG, NY —Summer is here. We’re luxuriating in warm days, and it seems like there’s an endless stream of things to do. But don’t miss Riverfest. This is the … more

7/21/22

Pennsylvania approves ‘historic’ spending plan

HARRISBURG, PA — A little more than a week into the new fiscal year, Gov. Tom Wolf has signed his eighth and final budget into law. While lawmakers from both political parties call the $45.2 … more

By OWEN WALSH | 7/20/22

Kids' responses from the River Reporter's envisioning event "Let's Talk."

What do kids want?

NARROWSBURG, NY — On July 13, the playground in the Flats—a residential neighborhood in Tusten—beamed with brightly colored slips of paper, pinned to chain-link fences and garden … more

7/20/22

Report released on Town of Highland constabulary

HIGHLAND, NY — The Town of Highland released a redacted report on its investigation into its constable force. The report includes a substantiated allegation of sexually harassing statements … more

By LAURIE STUART and LIAM MAYO | 7/18/22

Representatives from the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania and from other groups journey down the Delaware from Hancock, NY to Cape May, NJ.

‘A pure good’

DELAWARE RIVER — Four years have passed, and on Saturday, July 30, members of the Rising Nation River Journey will begin following the great river that was once Lenape territory. It’s … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 7/12/22

Janet Burgan, a local singer, songwriter and guitarist, proudly carries the American flag across the Lordville Bridge on July 4...

Patriotism and a little politics

LORDVILLE, NY — Callie Brunelli traces her family history back to the original Lord family, for whom the tiny riverside settlement of Lordville is named. More than seven decades in the past, … more

By TED WADDELL | 7/12/22

Choices, choices

MONTICELLO, NY — Sullivan County’s legislative districts are due for an update. The last round of redistricting took place in 2014, prior to years of growth, a global pandemic and a … more

By LIAM MAYO | 7/12/22

The front yard of my house, heading for the airport.

An empty cage

Five years ago I sat on a mountain, a plateau really, for four days and four nights with four gallons of water. It was a vision quest. It was my intention to clear my mind and body before returning … more

By LAURIE STUART | 7/7/22

Studying Skinners Falls

MILANVILLE, PA — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has released a pair of documents about the reasoning behind the Skinners Falls bridge project. The Skinners Falls … more

By LIAM MAYO | 7/5/22

Nick Santana stands in one of the newly installed doorways that will lead to the Narrowsburg Shops & Market, a multi-space commercial building, on Main Street.

Phoenix rising

NARROWSBURG, NY — The space inside the Rasmussen & Sons building on Main Street is cavernous. And it is soon to be the home of at least six new retail shops. From its two-story-high … more

By LAURIE STUART | 7/5/22

Clad in black, some wearing black hoop skirts, men, women and a child walked up and down the Callicoon bridge.

The fall of Roe

CALLICOON, NY — The march to Pennsylvania was slow and stately, the participants garbed in black. Some wore hoops. Some walked with faces wrapped in dark veils, haunting presences against the … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 6/28/22

Kelly Agar, left, and Krystal Weston, Tusten Youth Commission members and masterminds of Tusten's renewed Fourth of July festivities.

Bringing back an old tradition

NARROWSBURG, NY — The Narrowsburg Fire Department will hold its annual parade and chicken barbecue on the Fourth of July this year as it has for years and years. In 2022, following the … more

By LIAM MAYO | 6/28/22

Portraits of former slave Rose and Wayne resident Joe Lobdell highlight the diversity of the county.

‘An incredible effort’

HONESDALE, PA — “These ideas are truth, and the truth is ours.” Mayor Derek Williams was speaking to a crowd at the old underpass at Honesdale’s Park Street Complex last … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 6/21/22

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