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The Sullivan County Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association is the union that represents the patrol members of the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office. The brave men and women who make up this … more
When our hospitals were planning to close, Congressman Rob Bresnahan didn’t side with the corporate suits who were ready to cut and run; he stood with the working families who keep our … more
I lost my dad to colon cancer over 20 years ago, but no matter how long it’s been, you never stop needing your parents and learning lessons from them. It wasn’t just colon cancer … more
We need to prevent AI data centers from accessing public electricity and water in PA. To operate in PA, AI data centers must be compelled to build their own power plants separate from the public … more
On Thursday, October 16, the Sullivan County Bar Association canceled its monthly 6 p.m. meeting at Albella’s Restaurant and Pizzeria in Monticello, but virtually nobody knew about the … more
The Senate approved legislation sponsored by Sen. Lisa Baker (R-20)  that provides clearer and uniform procedures for filling vacancies in the office of district attorney across counties. … more
  Yesterday, U.S. Representative Rob Bresnahan, Jr. (PA-08) introduced H.R. 5836, the Keep WIC Working Act , legislation to ensure the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, … more
Five years ago I went to the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office terrified and seeking protection. The judge had just issued a restraining order against someone who had access to a handgun and … more
I would like to voice my thoughts regarding the upcoming election for Sullivan County Sheriff. I worked with Sheriff Michael Schiff and Undersheriff Eric Chaboty since they were first elected to … more
As Tim Dymond’s sister and someone who has known him nearly his entire life, I find it hard to imagine anyone better suited to serve as Sullivan County Sheriff. Tim comes from a family … more
It’s about time that homeowners in upstate New York hold our Albany elected leaders fully accountable for issuing foolish and economically unsound mandates that, if not reversed, could easily … more
On Monday night (10/06/25), our local NY District 19 Congressman Josh Riley held a town hall at SUNY Sullivan that was also being live-streamed on the congressman’s official Instagram and … more
A recent article in the River Reporter titled “Local constables participate in ICE partnership program,” by Mark Casner and Liam Mayo, asks many important questions in a non-threatening, … more
I am a resident of Tusten, NY and was walking my dog one day and the Knights of Columbus man noticed me. He asked another Knight, who was visiting a friend in the neighborhood, to inquire whether I … more
On or before November 4, voters will decide municipal positions and judicial retention. Usually, retention elections get little attention. You probably received mailers from both sides of the … more
If the Pennsylvania legislature does not ban electric scooters from our roads, many children will be maimed and killed. Misinformed politicians and bureaucrats think that electric scooters are a … more
Members of the Democracy Defense Project Pennsylvania Board met with Carbon County leaders to learn about their process and to identify and discuss solutions that will streamline election execution … more
The Republican bill signed into law in July lowered taxes for billionaires to a rate far below that paid by ordinary Americans. (On average, billionaires will pay just 22 percent; most of us pay … more
Did you know that PA is one of only seven states that elect all of their judges? I did not. This is the first state I have lived in where voters decide on all judges. That is power! As this is … more
If I were able to vote in the Town of Delaware, I would be marking my ballot for both Al Steppich and Ian Blumenthal. Al and Ian have honorably served on Delaware’s town council and are both … more
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