The River Reporter

Keyword: open

Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.

18 results total, viewing 1 - 18

More solar energy for New York by 2030? and more

Measure to confirm PEMA director advances in Senate HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Senate has approved legislation requiring Senate confirmation of the … more

9/28/21

An angry river. This photo, taken September 2, is looking downstream at the Shohola Rapids. The Barryville Gage measured a level of 12 feet when this image was captured. At the lower left of the frame, the confluence of Halfway Brook is dumping some less muddy water into the Delaware after it passes through Barryville, NY.

Hurricane Ida passes through Upper Delaware Region and more

PA & NY governors issue school mask mandate HARRISBURG, PA & ALBANY, NY— Allison Beam, acting PA health secretary, issued an order on Tuesday, August 31, requiring masks to be worn … more

9/7/21

Honesdale's street sweeper on North Main Street

Honesdale roads open after storm

HONESDALE, PA — After the flash flooding the night of Monda more

5/5/21

When school’s out, will camps be open?

REGION — So far, New York has offered no guidance for summer camps in 2021, according to the American Camp Association’s map (www.bit.ly/nycamps16). That goes for both day camps and … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ AND OWEN WALSH | 4/21/21

Despite what the sign say, Designer Bodyworks owner Mike Crum said that masks and social distancing are at customers’ “own discretion.”

Open for business

HONESDALE, PA — For many businesses throughout Pennsylvania, last weekend marked the first one back at work since the state lifted its COVID-19 restrictions. But for others included in the … more

By OWEN WALSH | 1/13/21

Cuomo allows ski resorts to reopen, Wolf vetoes restaurant bill and more

Possible COVID-19 exposure at Livingston Manor Dollar General LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY — Sullivan County Public Health Services is alerting anyone who visited the Dollar General store on 100 … more

10/21/20

Eldred readies to open schools

ELDRED, NY — Further refining plans for the start of the school year, superintendent Dr. John Morgano recommended to the Board of Education that Eldred teach virtually until Friday, September … more

By SUSAN WADE | 8/19/20

Support local businesses

Hello, I am so sorry I did not have a column last week. I could give you lots of excuses—I did not realize it was Sunday, had nothing to write about, the dog ate my homework... The truth is, I … more

By EILEEN HENNESSY | 7/31/20

Sleepaway camps won’t reopen in 2020

NEW YORK STATE — NYS Commissioner of Health Howard Zucker remembers going to summer camp. But, he wrote in a June 12 statement, “amid the worst public health crisis in a century, my … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHEUTZ | 6/24/20

Mamakating farmer's market opens, WMH rededicated to veterans

WMH rededicated to veterans HONESDALE, PA — Wayne Memorial Hospital (WMH) rededicated its healthcare facility in honor of all area veterans. The event was part of Wayne Memorial’s … more

6/10/20

Will summer camps open in NY?

SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — Gov. Cuomo said on May 22 that he would not be willing to send his children to day camp this year, and he wouldn’t expect others to do so, but he did not say whether … more

By FRITZ MAYER | 5/26/20

Grey Towers won't be opening this weekend and contact tracing signup

Grey Towers won’t open for Memorial Day Weekend MILFORD, PA — For the first time in more than 20 years, Grey Towers National Historic Site won’t be opening the mansion doors for … more

5/20/20

COVID-19 at Sullivan County jail, Pike Commissioners respond to sheriff and more

Contact tracers LIBERTY, NY — Sullivan County Public Health Director Nancy McGraw announced on May 15 that the State of New York has launched an urgent effort to curb the spread of COVID-19. … more

5/19/20

Joan Santo in front of her store, Narrowsburg Proper.

Staying open, being there

NARROWSBURG, NY — At a time when nothing feels like usual, Joan Santo is continuing to operate her store, Narrowsburg Proper, to provide “a sense of normalcy for the friends and visitors … more

4/1/20

The Hetrick-Martin Institute will host the two-hour workshop on vogue dancing. The institute believes all young people, regardless of sexual orientation or identity, deserve a safe and supportive environment in which to achieve their full potential.

'Oh deer' exhibit, St. Patrick's Day parade and more

Vogue dance workshop HURLEYVILLE, NY — On Friday, March 13 from 6 to 8 p.m., the Hurleyville Arts Centre is hosting the Hetrick-Martin Institute to present another two-hour workshop that … more

3/11/20

Pictured are Dawn Lasch, left, and Ann DiAgostino, co-chairwomen for this year’s “Stars of Tomorrow” tricky tray to be held on Saturday, March 7.

Setting the record straight on St. Patrick's Day and more

Delaware River Solar open house CALLICOON, NY — Delaware River Solar (DRS) will host an open house on Wednesday, March 11 from 5 to 7 p.m. to celebrate DRS’s new location at 33 Lower … more

3/4/20

Wayne Holbert, left, poses with Pat Carullo after completion of the stone statue in front of the Narrowsburg Union.

Design a Denzien, grow shiitake mushrooms

Seeking nominations for ‘Do 6’ awards WAYNE COUNTY, PA — The PA Route 6 Alliance is now accepting nominations for the “Do 6” Awards to be presented at the annual … more

2/19/20

Lucas Rotman, in the red shirt, opened his set with a cover of “Deep River Blues” with owner Guy Brewster Smith, right, on the Cajon. Chip Forelli, left, and open-mic host and Rafter’s hype-gal Elizabeth Rose joined them to beef up the blues.

A rafter of regulars

They opened a bar and found a community more

By VERONICA DAUB | 1/15/20

Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.