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Enjoy planting your garden—just be sure you know the plants come from some place safe.

What You Need To Know Before Buying Plants Or Seeds From Overseas

(NAPSI)—Online shopping and e-commerce have opened new doors for gardening enthusiasts, offering unprecedented access to rare and exotic plants and seed products from around the world at the click … more

5/19/21

For those who like crunch: as far as crunchiness is concerned, this recipe compares favorably to a bite of celery.

Fair-weather, crunchy onion rings

While it may seem that spring has just sprung and fall is a long ways away, folks are already thinking about the catalyst events of the year: namely, the county fair. We just found out that the Wayne … more

By HUNTER HILL | 4/21/21

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

Reducing the risk and misery of morning sickness may be easier than many mothers-to-be may realize.

Drug-free Ways To Deal With Morning Sickness

(NAPSI)—The National Center for Health Statistics estimates 4 million babies will be born this year. If you’re having one of them, congratulations. If that one is causing you morning sickness, … more

4/5/21

Homestyle cooking on the road

In November of 2004, my sister, Janet, and I were making the long trek from our house in the Catskills to visit family in a suburb of Philadelphia. Anticipating the long drive ahead, we wanted to … more

By JUDE WATERSTON | 3/24/21

Closer to the source

I once had the responsibility of teaching health and nutrition to incoming students at Job Corps. This residential program run by the Department of Labor offers impoverished youth from ages 16 to 24 … more

By LISA GONSALVES | 3/24/21

You can set up your seedlings anytime you like, but I would wait a bit longer before planting.

Delayed by a rodent

Every farmer has an internal clock. As the weather shifts, it pressures toward the next season, creating that sense of motivation that reminds us, “Hey, it’s time to get ready.” … more

By HUNTER HILL | 2/17/21

Thomasina Petrus performs in “Lady Days: The Best of Billie and Me,” a musical timeline of black artists who inspired and influenced Jazz and its origins.

‘Lady Days: the Best of Billie & Me’ and more

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

2/10/21

‘Community newspapers are as important as ever’ and more

Letters to the editor February 4 to 10 more

2/3/21

‘Dear friend,’

I write to you on this bitter January day, wherein such bitterness is not the day’s, but my own. You see, what should be a cold winter morning is instead a fraught (not frosted) warm-weather … more

By NOAH KAMINSKY | 1/27/21

When everything shut down, Kim Simons continued to create between writing monthly columns for River Reporter. This is a mural she painted on her house.

‘A Bright Future: Envisioning 2021’ and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community January 7 to 13 more

1/7/21

In 2021, let’s just look to the inscription on the Peck’s bench for inspiration. “Welcome. Come sit awhile and when you go... leave just your footprints.”

Hindsight is 2020

And so, one of the most universally reviled years in the history of humankind has ended: 2020—poster child of the pandemic, political division, economic upheaval, riots, debates, the deaths of … more

By GREG TRIGGS | 1/6/21

Matt Burns of Burns Farm. Farms create direct economic benefits by providing residents with fresh, nutrient-rich foods.

Wayne Memorial closes three sites, UDC helps food pantry and more

What's going on in the community December 31 to January 6 more

12/30/20

Main Street in Roscoe on a winter afternoon

Together, they do so much

ROSCOE AND LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY — Fred Banks remembers. “You can’t believe the hotels, the motels, the summer cottages.” The lakes. “Tennanah Lake, Lake Muskoday... … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 12/23/20

New business owner, Caroline Akt—pictured at center with supervisor Daniel Sturm—had this to say: “I’m very grateful for the support of the Town of Bethel and wonderful friends who helped make a vision a reality.”

UDC releases fall-winter newsletter, Dime Bank donates to United Way

What's going on in your community December 10 to December 16 more

12/9/20

Kingfisher Project seeks help with ‘Hearten for the Holidays’ and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community December 10 to 16 more

12/9/20

For locals and visitors alike, the “walkability” of Honedale’s Main Street is one of the prized attributes of the downtown experience.

Honesdale for the holidays

HONESDALE, PA — Every few years or so, the Borough of Honesdale—a quaint valley town, somewhat inconspicuous under the shadow of the Pocono and Catskill Mountains—gets a bit of … more

By OWEN WALSH | 12/2/20

Sixty quilts were made by the Wednesday Club to be included in the holiday boxes given out by the Narrowsburg Ecumenical Food Pantry for Thanksgiving.

Quilting for a crowd

NARROWSBURG, NY — Every Wednesday for the past three or four years, Barbara Elco, Judy Mohn, Pat Hawker and Mary Wehr have gotten together at Elco’s house for what our grandmothers called … more

By LINDA DROLLINGER | 12/1/20

A new home at holiday time can be safe, comfortable and connected.

Moving Ideas

(NAPSI)—If you’ll be decking the halls of a new home this holiday season, you won’t be alone. Every year, one in ten Americans moves to a new place. It can take some careful coordination in the … more

11/20/20

Brighten the holidays with side dishes that make you hunger for more.

Start A Few New Traditions This Holiday Season

(NAPSI)—For many families this holiday season will be like no other. Without the gathering at the table, some traditions will be impractical this year. So this may be a good time to try … more

11/16/20

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