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A lone photographer snaps a picture on Main Street in Honesdale, the kind of activity residents were worried would be subject to permits and fees.

Honesdale tables proposed media ordinance

HONESDALE, PA — A controversial media ordinance proposal is still up in the air, for now. Before the March 15 council meeting even began, facing widespread criticism from members of the public, … more

By OWEN WALSH | 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

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

The kids (participating in the fall workshop at the Forestburgh Playhouse) were fantastic, lifting my spirits with their talent, their spirit and their resilience in the face of a global pandemic. For more photos of these and other events, like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and Instagram, and visit www.riverreporter.com.

Oops, I did it again

And by “it” I mean ventured out into the world, which is still a little bit scary—and a little bit spooky, just in time for Halloween. Suddenly and without warning, last … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 10/14/20

Jim Strong, experimental musician and curator of Philadelphia’s Vox Populi, will perform a live improvised score on his original instruments.

'City of Ghosts' and more

What's going on in arts, leisure and community October 15 to 21 more

10/14/20

The reflection glinted off of a lakeside cottage and the water below, illuminating the glory of what one single star, our sun, can provide.

It’s written in the stars

Is it? I don’t know. Maybe. Since the dawn of man, humans have looked to the stars and planets for guidance. Sometimes these observations are based on imaginary configurations (honestly does … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 7/1/20 | 1 comment

Photographers from around the globe travel to Kenoza Lake’s Stone Arch Bridge just for this very reason. Yes, the trees are that green. Scout’s honor!

Take a picture, it’ll last longer

That’s right, it’s a week later and I’m still searching for the “silver lining” alluded to in my last column. To that end, I’ve been hitting the road, taking long, … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 6/25/20

Musicians Glenn Lazarro and Stacy Cohen play acoustic sets every Saturday afternoon at the Catskill Distilling Company in Bethel, NY.

Spring forward, but don’t look back!

Yep, it’s time to reset the clocks (Sunday, March 8), and none too soon, IMHO. It’s the looking back that is often my undoing. Even though I state publicly that I’m not a fan of … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 3/4/20

I caught a lot of live shows over the last year, and the Catskills is always brimming with talent performing top-notch plays, musicals and dramas in a variety of venues and locales. For me, one of the standout productions was at the Forestburgh Playhouse, which presented the ‘60s  tribal love-rock musical “HAIR “last summer to sold-out crowds.

My favorite things

There are some perks (IMHO) to being predictable, and my annual “River Reporter Year-in-Review” full-color, photo-heavy trip down memory lane is one that I simultaneously look … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 12/26/19

Sometimes the stars align

It's no secret that I spend most of my time working either in front of a computer screen, or with a camera in hand. It's also no secret that I'm very frugal when it comes to purchasing things for myself. … more

By AMANDA REED | 11/8/19

Community art auction, photography exhibition, concerts and more

What's going on in arts & culture September 5 to September 11 more

9/4/19

Bobby Skotch, left, and Raina Bowers play Romeo and Juliet with a fiery twist.

Another Shakespeare show, summer dance party and more

‘Summer Solstice Dance Soiree’ HONESDALE, PA — The Cooperage is hosting a “Summer Solstice Dance Soiree” on Saturday, August 10 as part of Honesdale’s monthly … more

8/7/19

This photograph by Tina Tison is last year’s first-place winner in the “Confluence” photo contest and exhibition.

“Confluence: Land, Water, and Wildlife” photography contest and exhibit

UPPER DELAWARE REGION — The Delaware Highland Conservancy announces its second annual juried photo contest for the Upper Delaware River region, open to both amateur and professional … more

8/7/19

This monarch butterfly, in flight, is probably looking for a milkweed plant. This is the time of year when female monarchs deposit their eggs on the bottom side of milkweed leaves. The hatching monarch caterpillars will only eat milkweed. They may also be on other plants to take nectar.

Colorful flyers of summer

One thing about looking for a particular plant or animal along a trail or stream is you are likely to see everything but the target species. It’s kind of like looking for a lost set of keys … more

By SCOTT RANDO | 7/17/19

A panoramic view of the Delaware Water Gap and Pennsylvania’s Mount Minsi. The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area incorporates 40 miles of the Middle Delaware National and Scenic Recreation River and offers more than a hundred miles of hiking trails, 28 miles of the Appalachian Trail, a state forest and state wildlife management areas.

Photographer captures water gap beauty

Established in 1965, the park preserves historical sites predating English settlement in the New World as well as evidence of Native American activity that occurred there 13,000 years ago. more

By SANDY LONG | 7/3/19

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