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We stopped a few times to snap photos and drink in the excess of chlorophyll that beckoned ‘round every curve in the road.

As it happens, pretty darn green. Truthfully, I’m not a big fan of the color, except where nature is concerned. There are exceptions to the rule, of course, and so many hues to choose from. … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 5/5/21

Lackawanna College Environmental Education Center summer day camp registration open and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community May 6 to 12 more

5/5/21

Team captain Emma Diliberti, Ben Swartz, Jake Turner, Lexi Korb and Codey Gardner make up the Earthlings, the winning team of the Pike/Wayne Envirothon.

Honesdale High School students win 2021 Pike/Wayne Envirothon and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community April 29 to May 5 more

4/28/21

Farm Arts Collective celebrates Earth Day and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community April 22 to 28 more

4/21/21

I’m fairly sure that the ornate frames are a part of Plumadore’s artistic vision, and that one could view his pieces grouped from a distance or individually.

Just call me artsy-fartsy

For those of you new to the area, have no fear. Art is alive and thriving here in the mountains. Granted, none of us have been visiting galleries recently, but they dot the landscape throughout the … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 4/14/21

Volunteers are needed for the first-ever Upper Delaware Litter Sweep, which will take place in every Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River corridor community between Saturday, April 17, through Sunday, April 25 in celebration of Earth Day 2021.

HPAC and WCS Rockies present NatureCultures and more

What's going on in sustainability news April 15 to 21 more

4/14/21

Paul Plumadore's “Wave Pattern #10,” 10.75” x 20”, hand-cut paper montage, 2020.....

DVAA hosts two new art exhibits and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community April 8 to 14 more

4/7/21

Last year’s winning piece was an acrylic on canvas painting, “Adolescent Sunsets,” by Alyssa Palmero of FDR High School in Hyde Park, NY.

'Delgado announces 2021 Congressional Art Competition, calls for submissions' and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community April 1 to 7 more

3/31/21

Residents who wish to participate in the county’s roadside litter pluck can pick up their free labeling stickers (which adhere to clear garbage bags to identify them as roadside litter) along with program guidelines at their town or village hall or county-operated transfer station.

'Roadside litter pluck returns' and more

What's going on in art, leisure and community March 25 to 31 more

3/24/21

“As a storyteller my favorite form for creating art is mixed media. It is irresistible to me to find an object and build a story around it. That’s been the source of my art in recent years. And often, I try to include humor,” says Laurie A. Guzda.

‘The Theory of Relativity’ and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community March 18 to 24 more

3/16/21

Candace Rivela, lead teaching artist at Bethel Woods, prepares for a live virtual class.

'Bethel Woods Center for the Arts launches virtual museum field trips' and more

What's going on in education news March 17 to 23 more

3/16/21

Honesdale local engaging in media-making, the low-impact type that Canaltown’s Derek Williams is concerned will be subject to permits and fines if a new borough ordinance is adopted.

Honesdale artists nervous about ordinance

HONESDALE, PA — Local artists and filmmakers are voicing their opposition to a potential ordinance they fear will hamper creativity in Honesdale borough’s public spaces. Called the … more

By OWEN WALSH | 3/10/21

“Tales of the Dairy Godmother: Chuck’s Ice Cream Wish” by Viola Butler is the 2021 New York Agricultural Literacy Week book selection.

'34th annual Hortonville Talent Show' and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community March 11 to 17 more

3/10/21

Opposition to an encroachment of civil liberty

Respectable Borough Council President, Michael Augello, Councilmen, James Brennan Jr., Robert Jennings, James Jennings, Jared Newbon, William McAllister and Mayor Sarah Canfield: On behalf of … more

By TANNER SIMON | 3/10/21

Filmmaker Oriel Danielson shoots a video of textile artist Christi Johnson for DVAA’s “Salon Series | On Location” video series.

‘From Page to Screen,’ Milford Readers and Writers Festival and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community more

3/3/21

The 2020 Jaycee Student Award winnder, “cNoEvil” by Liadan Leonard from Honesdale High School.....

'Honesdale Jaycees announce student award' and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community February 25 to March 3 more

2/24/21

Georgia Video Game Industry Generates $801.4 Million In Annual Economic Output

(NAPSI)—The video game industry is really bearing fruit in the Peach State. Sweet Stats A new study by Entertainment Software Association (ESA), shows the video game industry in … more

2/23/21

California #1 In Economic Impact From Video Game Industry

(NAPSI)—No state compares to California with respect to the impact of the U.S. video games on its economy. Games Bring Success A new study by Entertainment Software Association (ESA) … more

2/23/21

Video Game Industry Helps Florida Flourish

(NAPSI)—The Sunshine State is in the spotlight for its economic impact from the video game industry. Statistics Suggest Bright Future A new study by Entertainment Software Association … more

2/23/21

Video Games Bring Billions To New York

(NAPSI)—Video games have a presence in New York that extends well beyond those who play them. Indeed, the Empire State is one of the largest contributors to economic output and employment for the … more

2/23/21

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