Planned Parenthood closure moves care out of reach for many
With Monticello clinic gone and Goshen’s about to close, affordable care slips into the distance
By RUBY RAYNER-HASELKORN
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By RUBY RAYNER-HASELKORN
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8/19/24
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CALLICOON, NY — One employee-owned company is buying another: The four employee-owned Peck’s Markets in Sullivan County are under contract to be sold to PSK Supermarkets.
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8/19/24
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NARROWSBURG, NY — Before summer falls away, and the last petals fade, Jane Luchsinger embraces the beauty of nature and art at her annual exhibition Art in Bloom.
Lasting only the weekend …
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By WILLA HUBER and JOSIE GLICKMAN
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8/18/24
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NEW YORK — NYS Attorney General Letitia James released police body-worn camera footage from the investigation into the death of Albert Melendez Jr., who died on July 16 after an encounter with …
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8/17/24
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DAMASCUS, PA — From Thursday, August 15 through Sunday, August 18, Farm Arts Collective will present “Conference for Those Still Living,” the fifth play of the Dream on the Farm …
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8/14/24
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GLEN SPEY, NY — No politics. No controversy. Just pure fun and fair competition. Such was the case at the local Book Olympics, held on August 3 in Circle Park.
The Sunshine Hall Free …
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By SUSAN WALIGUNDA WADE
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8/14/24
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NARROWSBURG, NY — Nathan Reigner, Pennsylvania’s first-ever director of outdoor recreation, will deliver the keynote address at the Upper Delaware Council’s (UDC) 36th Annual River …
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8/12/24
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MILFORD, PA ― What are your favorite outdoor activities in Pike County? The county’s Planning and Mapping Office wants to know as it updates its Open Space, Greenways, and Recreation Plan …
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8/12/24
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HONESDALE, PA — “This has been the absolute rainiest fair season I have ever seen since my days of fair going and I’ve been going since a child and I’m old lol,” wrote …
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8/12/24
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NARROWSBURG, NY — All water systems leak. And in the Delaware River Basin, the leaks are everywhere.
That was the message delivered by Michael Thompson, senior water resource engineer with …
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By WILLA HUBER
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8/11/24
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BETHEL, NY — Lake Superior Beach, which had closed on Tuesday, August 6, because of an unhealthy algae bloom, reopened on Saturday, August 10.
The lake is located in Lake Superior State …
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8/11/24
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Five Sullivan businesses closed for selling cannabis illegally
Seized products will be tested for ‘contaminants of concern’
By PAMELA CHERGOTIS
BARRYVILLE, NY — …
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By PAMELA CHERGOTIS
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8/9/24
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COCHECTON, NY — The Sullivan County Division of Public Works (DPW) is closing two road sections for extended periods starting on Wednesday, August 14, so that it can do bridge repairs.
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8/9/24
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MILANVILLE, PA — The metal brace that dangled precariously from the Skinners Falls-Milanville Bridge shows an “escalating deterioration” that threatens everyone passing beneath it, …
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By PAMELA CHERGOTIS
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8/9/24
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BETHEL, NY — An unhealthy algae bloom has temporarily suspended swimming and boat rentals at Lake Superior State Park in Bethel, NY.
“Cyanobacteria, better known as blue-green algae, …
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8/7/24
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SWAN LAKE, NY — Sullivan County’s first-ever Emergency Services Youth Academy introduced seven 14-to-15-year-old cadets to the world of local fire, emergency medical services (EMS) and …
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By TED WADDELL
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8/7/24
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COCHECTON, NY — Funeral services and visitation will be held this week for Delana Marie Weyandt, the 11-year-old fatally struck by a car Sunday night outside of her grandparents’ home in …
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8/6/24
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MILFORD, PA ― The Pike County Board of Elections inducted six Pike County voters into the Pennsylvania Voter Hall of Fame at the July 17 Pike County Commissioners meeting.
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8/6/24
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NARROWSBURG, NY — Everyone who approached the River Reporter ’s booth at Riverfest was handed four “Riverbucks” and asked to vote: Which community issue do you consider most …
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By WILLA HUBER
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8/6/24
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SKINNERS FALLS, NY — Local observers are now tracking The Thing Hanging Off the Skinners Falls-Milanville Bridge.
“This wouldn’t happen if they’d maintained the …
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8/5/24
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