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LIBERTY, NY — Liberty Central School District middle school students will be able to use new indoor and outdoor equipment at recess, thanks to $500 from a grant awarded to the district in the … more
BUSHKILL, PA — Looking for a fun day paddling on the river but don’t have a second car to leave downstream? Want to do a long one-way bike trip on the McDade Trail? Well, at Delaware … more
ALL YOU GRILLERS OUT THERE — This Memorial Day, on Monday, May 27, will mark the beginning of summer for many New Yorkers, and with it, the start of the grilling season. Following proper safety … more
As Mother's Day concluded, we got to celebrate the incredible women who had shaped our lives with their love, wisdom and unwavering support. Whether it was your own mom, a maternal figure or a friend … more
REGION — All who care about the preservation of the Skinners Falls bridge are invited to express their connection to this elemental part of the Upper Delaware River Valley and its history … more
Mr. Philip Adam Levy of Shohola, PA died unexpectedly on Monday, May 13 at home. He was 61. He was born January 14, 1963 in Brooklyn, NY... more
HARRISBURG — More than a month out from the June 30 budget deadline, top Pennsylvania lawmakers are beginning a new round of negotiations with few specific points of agreement. The renewed … more
HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Senate is looking at measures to address the increasing rates of substance use disorders among older adults. U.S. Senator Bob Casey (D-PA), chair of the … more
MONTICELLO, NY — Monticello and Port Jervis are receiving millions to help low-income residents pay their rent. The Housing Authority of Monticello will get $1.9 million and the Port … more
LIBERTY, NY — “The Gem of the Town,” “the Spirit of Liberty” or “the Crazy Hat Lady”—Harriet Forshay has been called them all. Forshay has had … more
Emergencies happen anytime, day or night. In particular, a fire or a medical issue requiring immediate action and transportation can happen to all of us.  Traditionally in rural areas, … more
NEW YORK STATE — Volunteer emergency medical services (EMS) in the Empire State are hurting, and a quick-fix bandage isn’t the cure. Steve Kroll, chair of the New York State … more
At the Federal level Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) P.O. Box 10055 Hyattsville, MD 20782-8055 800/621-3362 fema.gov Natural disasters and emergency management. Federal … more
MONTICELLO, NY -- A bill to build more care centers for drug-addicted infants passed unanimously. So why did the governor veto it? “It’s ridiculous,” said NYS Assemblywoman … more
SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — A new policy in New York wants to fix how the state’s most vulnerable communities are treated when developers ask for permits. Many of those communities are in … more
JEFFERSONVILLE, NY — As the varsity softball season draws to a close, the Lady Bulldogs of Sullivan West 8-6) are one win away from nailing down a berth in the upcoming sections. But on … more
COCHECTON, NY — Driving from our small Poconos town across the Delaware River, we find ourselves in the Catskill Mountains. The world around us is green and lush. The altitude makes us feel … more
With spring comes the emergence of many young animals. Whether it be fawns, bear cubs or young eagles or owls, this is the season of new life.  A few days back, I was walking past a house … more
By the time this piece appears in the River Reporter , the season’s first mayfly hatches, including Hendricksons, should be well underway. That means that mayflies in the spinner or imago … more
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