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In celebration of Women’s History Month, we have featured images from the Woman Card Girl Power playing cards, which showcases and celebrates young women who have changed the world. Moving …
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By ZEB and ZACH WAHL
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3/28/23
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Democracy may be an increasingly rare creature in what is slowly becoming a worldwide jungle of authoritarian state rule.
Nearly without exception, despotic rulers around the world are …
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By JOHN PACE
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3/28/23
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The following is an open letter to the Town of Tusten Planning Board.
Dear Planning Board members:
I was pleased that I was able to attend your most recent planning board meeting on …
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By DENISE DUNLEAVY
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3/28/23
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By JUDE WATERSTON
It sure is winter. The snow, when first falling in thick, wet, pristine flakes, is stunning and magical to see. And imagining a cognac snifter warming in my hand as I stand by …
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By JUDE WATERSTON
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3/28/23
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There’s a certain poetry in light, and Stone Hill, a beautifully constructed home in the meadows of Narrowsburg, NY, captures it perfectly.
Set on 26 rolling acres, Stone Hill is tucked off …
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By JANE ANDERSON
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3/28/23
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Warm sun, fresh air and the early blooms of crocus and forsythia are the sure signs of spring. It’s a great time to take advantage of mild temperatures, freshen up the house, and tackle spring …
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By BARBARA WINFIELD
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3/28/23
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Do you ever find yourself looking around your home and the overwhelm sets in? You hate the kitchen, the living room is a mess of toys, and items are overflowing from the nonexistent entryway.
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By RACHEL ACEVEDO
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3/28/23
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If you’re a beginner gardener, and live in a moderate growing zone such as 5 or 6—as we do here—you’re about to learn what experienced gardeners have found throughout the …
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By SHARON PEDUTO
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3/28/23
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You never know when a natural wonder might wander into your awareness. While I was washing dishes at the kitchen sink, movement outside the window caught my attention. There on the ground was a …
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By SANDY LONG
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3/28/23
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I might or might not have mentioned in past articles that the house we currently reside in is subject to occasional basement flooding.
In the first few months we were here, there was a …
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By HUNTER HILL
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3/28/23
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ROSCOE, NY — David Eggleton, athletic director at both Roscoe Central School and Livingston Manor Central School, took a page out of the playbook of David Franskevicz, his predecessor from his …
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By TED WADDELL
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3/28/23
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Or an April fool, I suppose. While making out my schedule over the last week, I couldn’t help but notice that April Fool’s Day (April 1, 2023) is about to strike. To be perfectly honest, …
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By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX
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3/28/23
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Remembrance dinner with the Cochecton Preservation Society
BEACH LAKE, PA — The Cochecton Preservation Society will celebrate 30 years after the relocation of the Cochecton Erie Depot with …
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3/28/23
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EVERYWHERE THERE ARE CHILDREN — Most of us have heard of IQ, which stands for “Intelligence Quotient.” It’s a number that represents someone’s reasoning ability and …
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By AMANDA MCCORMICK
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3/28/23
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DELAWARE RIVER VALLEY & BEYOND — In the wake of the February 3 train derailment in OH, elected officials both close to home and far from our region have turned up the heat on the railroad …
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By TED WADDELL
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3/28/23
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HONESDALE, PA — Kim Erickson isn’t big on sitting still. Even when she’s supposed to.
“[When] I had my knee replaced, they told me I was going to be out of work for six …
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By OWEN WALSH
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3/28/23
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ELDRED, NY — The lead agency on a project typically fills out Parts II and III of the SEQR form. However, at its March 22 monthly meeting, the Highland Planning Board read through Part II of a …
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By LAURIE STUART
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3/28/23
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UPPER DELAWARE RIVER VALLEY — The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on March 14 a proposed set of regulations for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances …
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By LIAM MAYO
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3/28/23
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MONTICELLO, NY — A March 18 meeting of the Sullivan County legislature touched on several points of confusion with the legislature’s administrative process. Specifically included were a …
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By LIAM MAYO
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3/28/23
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WHITE LAKE, NY — The Town of Bethel has become the latest in Sullivan County to consider a local law regulating short term rentals (STRs).
STRs—rooms or houses rented out on a …
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By LIAM MAYO
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3/28/23
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