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TheInnkeeper2013
The Innkeeper, published every spring, is an attractive, small glossy guide to the region’s romantic getaways, antique stores, art galleries, boutiques, shops and restaurants—everything you need to make your visit to the region special. Each issue also features an in-depth interview with the proprietor of an area inn, Well written and beautifully designed, The Innkeeper never fails to deliver.
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Our Country Home Spring 2013
Published quarterly, Our Country Home is chock full of stories, ideas and ways to help readers make the most of their country living experience. From showcasing area businesses, homes and gardens, to offering design tips and recipes, to DIY projects and support for sustainable living, Our Country Home is the go-to place for creating the haven of your dreams in the Upper Delaware River valley. The magazine appears as a stand alone and on line, and its beautiful presentation is sure to inspire renewal and creativity. Read more
Election Special Section
Fulfilling the newspaper’s mission to help readers make informed voting decisions, Issues 2013 is a comprehensive guide to the local elections in the Upper Delaware River Valley. From candidate’s statements to articles on the contested local races, Issues 2013 promises to provide the reader with full coverage of the local election scene. Read more
The Best of 2011
Every year, The River Reporter asks its readers and constituents to choose services and people in the community that are the” best of” whatever they do. Categories included in the Annual Readers’ Choice Awards range from organizations and businesses such as youth centers, places of worship and farm markets to artists and photographers to movie theaters, b and b’s and banks, to hospitals, vets and yoga clinics. Need a reliable plumber or a caring dentist? Want to spiff up your yard or fix your roof? Consult the Readers Choice Awards to find the best of the bunch. Read more
Our Country Home Fall 2011
Published quarterly, Our Country Home is chock full of stories, ideas and ways to help readers make the most of their country living experience. From showcasing area businesses, homes and gardens, to offering design tips and recipes, to DIY projects and support for sustainable living, Our Country Home is the go-to place for creating the haven of your dreams in the Upper Delaware River valley. The magazine appears as a stand alone and on line, and its beautiful presentation is sure to inspire renewal and creativity.
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Upper Delaware Fall/Winter 2012
Published twice a year as a stand alone and online, Upper Delaware Magazine provides a substantial and entertaining guide to the Upper Delaware River valley. Its literate features and fine photography highlight the special character of our region: its history, beautiful countryside, colorful people, restaurants, shops and galleries and top notch entertainment. Upper Delaware gives you an insider’s look on a whole range of activities, as well as emphasizing ways to stay fit and have fun with the family. Read more
Explore Honesdale
This attractive guide to historic Honesdale, PA is all a visitor needs to become acquainted with the thriving Wayne County seat. Honesdale has a rich train history, a well preserved historic district and an old stone jail to explore. Honesdale’s Main Street has exploded in recent years with new bakeries, shops, boutiques, farm markets and art galleries. You will find the old and the new, the unusual and the traditional here.
For advertising information please contact Barb Matos, Sales Manager at 845/252-7414, ext. 34, or sales@riverreporter.com. Read more
Bethel Woods Season Preview 2012
This collection of small glossy magazines, published during the Bethel Woods season, includes the official playbill of Bethel Woods. The preliminary issue contains a preview of the season as well as information about The Museum of the Sixties at Bethel Woods. Future issues include the playbill for each of Bethel Woods’ outdoor pavilion shows and a guide to the eight-week annual Harvest Festival at Bethel Woods. The guides are chock full of information about where to stay, where to eat and shop, and how to enjoy your stay in the Upper Delaware River valley. Read more
Welcome to Bethel, New York 2012
Published annually, Welcome to Bethel is a small, attractive glossy that introduces visitors to this charming and historic township. Home of the original 1969 Woodstock concert site and the new premiere Bethel Woods Center for the Arts and the Bethel Museum of the Sixties, Bethel has a thriving café and nightclub scene, rolling scenery, horse and alpaca farms, a farmer’s market, wonderful antique stores, its own distillery and lots more.
For advertising information please contact Barb Matos, Sales Manager at 845/252-7414, ext. 34, or sales@riverreporter.com. Read more
The Innkeeper, 2012
The Innkeeper, published every spring, is an attractive, small glossy guide to the region’s romantic getaways, antique stores, art galleries, boutiques, shops and restaurants—everything you need to make your visit to the region special. Each issue also features an in-depth interview with the proprietor of an area inn, Well written and beautifully designed, The Innkeeper never fails to deliver.
For advertising information please contact Barb Matos, Sales Director at 845/252-7414, ext. 34, or sales@riverreporter.com. Read more
Literary Gazette
Published annually, the Literary Gazette is a unique niche product showcasing the region’s rich literary flair. Each issue centers around a certain theme, and poems, stories and essays by area writers explore that theme. Past themes have included “A Sense of Place,” “Compassion,” “Nature,” “Bridges,” “Roots” and (for the upcoming issue) “Dreams.” Each Literary Gazette also features the work of an accomplished area photographer, whose pictures provide images related to the theme, serving as emphasis and counterpoint to the poems and stories. Read more
