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Brush and floss your teeth with your children so they learn good habits.

Tooth Be Told: Managing Children’s Oral Health In A Pandemic

(NAPSI)—Regular dental cleanings for kids are one of many aspects of people’s lives that have been interrupted over the past year. However, instilling good dental hygiene habits early is still … more

2/18/21

'Wayne Memorial to allow visitors' and more

What's going on in senior living February 18 to 24 more

2/17/21

Keep Your Air Clean

(NAPSI)—People are increasingly concerned about dirt and germs these pandemic days, but many are neglecting an unseen area where airborne contaminants can lurk: the air ducts. Even in the … more

1/29/21

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

Remote learning at home and digital learning at school can be easy, enjoyable and educational with carefully crafted system.

Online Learning Made Better

(NAPSI)—Lately, school districts engaged in “emergency teaching” to meet the challenge of continuing students’ education during the COVID-19 pandemic. A large part of that effort was … more

1/11/21

There are some eyes that reflect joy, some that have a faraway gaze and others that evoke sadness, or even anger, depending on the light.

The eyes have it

“The eyes are the mirror of the soul.” Up until today, I was under the impression that prolific playwright William Shakespeare had penned those words, but when I began fact-checking, I … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 12/30/20

Catskill Provisions' Tasting Room opened mid-pandemic. Other businesses in Callicoon celebrated it as a small victory for the town in a tough time.

Local businesses float in COVID’s wake

Note: This is part of a series of stories about how COVID-19 is changing the area, particularly as it relates to population increases around the Upper Delaware. REGION — Kristina … more

By ELIZABETH LEPRO | 12/30/20

Your Ophthalmologist Is Ready To See You

(NAPSI)—When ophthalmologist Ruth Williams, MD, opened her office after shutting down early in 2020 due to the pandemic, she was surprised to see how many people had developed serious eye problems … more

12/29/20

New polling finds parents aren’t pleased with the state of education right now, but their record-high support for school choice options is telling.

EdChoice Public Opinion Tracker New Poll Shows Parents More Pessimistic About K-12 Than Ever

(NAPSI)—A recent poll by EdChoice and Morning Consult reveals some concerning trends in public opinion on K-12 education. Here are the main points: 1. Americans are not impressed with the … more

12/21/20

Local tourism and hospitality strained by pandemic

HONESDALE, PA — Justin Genzlinger has a “full understanding of the safety issues” causing the multitude of restrictions that have been placed on his restaurants and lodging … more

By OWEN WALSH | 12/16/20

Dave Eggleton, Sullivan West’s new athletic director, presents a trophy to Kyle Reimer, one of the Bulldogs multi-sports star scholar-athletes during the spring 2019 sports awards ceremony.

Dave Eggleton talks sports

LAKE HUNTINGTON, NY — You’ve most likely heard by now that there’s a new Dave at the helm of Sullivan West athletics. On July 1, the district’s long-standing athletic … more

By TED WADDELL | 12/16/20

Word list for the pandemic

So much has changed this year, including the English language. To start off, we are in the “new normal,” as the cloying catchphrase goes. It is a slogan universally disparaged but … more

By KRISTIN BARRON | 12/16/20

We are tired of the pandemic

We’ve all just experienced some of the most distressing and disturbing nine months we’ve ever lived, and in spite of good news about vaccines, there is no tangible end in sight. … more

By JO SHUMAN | 12/16/20

Does anybody really know what time it is?

I’m so befuddled. Between working from home and venturing out sporadically, I’ve lost all sense of time and place. The past week has been particularly confusing as I wandered about, … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 12/16/20

Collecting classic cars can be an entertaining hobby to brighten a difficult time.

Making A Pandemic Busting Purchase

(NAPSI)—You may not be able to treat yourself to an exotic vacation trip, an evening at the theater or even a dinner out these days but there are some other satisfying ways to treat yourself. Did … more

12/7/20

A few simple precautions can help you, your family and your mail carrier have happier, safer holidays.

U.S. Postal Service Shares Safety Tips

(NAPSI)—The United States Postal Service cares about keeping employees and customers safe every day of the year. As the holidays approach, here are some important safety tips. Slip, Trip And … more

12/6/20

My friend Daniel and I created this in photoshop for a party several years ago. It's not too soon for something so blatantly holiday themed, is it?

Tidings of comfort and joy

Narrowsburg can be such an idyllic place year-round, but especially during the holidays. An iconic bridge bisecting the graceful bend of our snowy river, twinkling lights, a beautiful tree, friendly … more

By Greg Triggs | 12/2/20

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

‘Doing the best we can’

LAKE ARIEL, PA — Last September, with summer vacation ending and a new school year just days away, Western Wayne High School chemistry teacher Maria Masankay was feeling “mixed … more

By OWEN WALSH | 11/18/20

Staying safe, staying independent

NEW YORK — Two bipartisan House bills will hopefully do a bit more to keep seniors safe, whether in their homes or in nursing care. In October, U.S. Representative Antonio Delgado announced … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 11/18/20

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