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Michele Frazier, candidate for NYS Senate in District 51, recently launched the Backroads Book Club, a summer reading and community conversation initiative focused on understanding how rural … more
A “My View” (June 11-17) comes as near to a comprehensive description as is possible about the consequences for Jews around the world of actions taken by the Zionist state. But the writer’s … more
Public safety is one of the most important issues facing our communities, and it will play a major role in how I vote. Many residents are concerned about crime in Scranton and believe city leaders … more
Gov. Hochul and our partners in the state legislature delivered meaningful progress this session on several priorities that are critical to the well-being, recruitment and retention of New York State … more
Require data center developers to provide “will-serve” letters confirming utilities can handle a project at full build-out before a formal application is submitted. Limit large-scale data … more
ELYSBURG, PA — On May 29, Affordable Pennsylvania hosted a day of fun and community for working families who are finding it harder to afford summer vacation as everyday costs continue to … more
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued an Interim Final Rule (IFR) detailing how states must implement new Medicaid work requirements, which take effect January 1, 2027. These … more
The National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) and Arts Equity Group (AEG) are condemning the censorship and destruction of artist Seth Indigo Carnes’ mural from his Miniluv project, and call on … more
Paige Cognetti spends a lot of time talking about corruption on the campaign trail. The problem is that she seems to only be against corruption when she isn’t a part of it. Whether it’s … more
I saw the new ad featuring “Steve from Wilkes-Barre” claiming Congressman Rob Bresnahan cut Medicare. That’s just a flat-out lie. Medicare wasn’t touched. Seniors are still receiving … more
Sen. Rosemary Brown (R-40) is continuing her call for stronger safeguards on large-scale data center development in Pennsylvania, urging state leaders to put residents and local communities first as … more
I used to think the cloud was something invisible, floating above in the ether. In reality, it is physical and lives in over 10,000 data centers worldwide. The proposal for a data center in … more
In a recent My View (“The words we use make a difference,” River Reporter , May 7-13), the writer evokes a number of reactions. He asks rhetorically whether a “good American” could fail to … more
Scientific breakthroughs have changed what is possible for New Yorkers. New therapies can slow cognitive and functional decline in the early stages of Alzheimer’s. The Alzheimer’s Association has … more
I am a retired register of wills and recorder of deeds by profession, which means I know what people look like when they’re doing the paperwork to prepare for the best and worst chapters of their … more
U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer visited Butcher Boys in Monticello, NY on Memorial Day. While mentioning the higher price of a typical Memorial Day barbecue, Schumer highlighted his bill to break up … more
The so-called “Big, Beautiful Bill” will take effect mainly after the midterms, and Trump will blame Democrats for its devastating outcomes. Trump is well aware that the impact will be … more
After nearly two months from when it was originally due, the New York state budget has finally been passed. This year, Albany continued its trend of uncontrollable spending, as this budget comes in … more
Congressman Rob Bresnahan’s campaign recently announced that he has earned the Republican nomination to run for a second term representing PA’s 8th Congressional District.  Bresnahan, a … more
Paige Cognetti recently released the following statement after polls closed and the general election officially began in her campaign for Pennsylvania’s 8th Congressional District to root out … more
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