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February 8, 1981  To the Editor,  Thank you very much for printing up the two articles for the marathon. I really appreciated the added exposure. Since the marathon was a success … more
Thank you for publishing the letter to the editor from citizen Kolesar related to the permissive referendum in the Town of Highland, and thank you to Ruby Rayner-Haselkorn for the straight-shot … more
By the end of the day, an average of 14 Pennsylvanians will die from an overdose. This is happening every day in our state. Lives lost too soon to the scourge of opioid addiction.  The … more
As a longtime resident of the Town of Highland, I am chagrined at the behavior of the town board over recent months. There has been a long series of embarrassing incidents and stumbles—and this … more
I am excited to announce my candidacy for magisterial district judge 22-3-02 in Honesdale, PA. I was born and raised in Wayne County and would be truly honored to serve the citizens of Honesdale, … more
The year 2020 famously gave rise to the “Big Lie” that Donald Trump won the presidential election. In fact, it wasn’t even close. He lost by more than seven million votes and … more
What a shame to see the Skinners Falls bridge be destroyed. I have memories of kayaking past the bridge with my young daughter and later my girlfriend. Always bringing a sandwich and a drink. Gliding … more
I am writing to express my disbelief that, despite the reams of documentation showing that burning garbage is the least efficient, most polluting and expensive method of solid waste disposal, some … more
I am forwarding this news article I read in Mid Hudson News ( www.midhudsonnews.com/2024/12/22/legislature-approves-reallocation-of-kent-arpa-funds/ ) about Putnam County’s decision to allocate … more
Damascus Citizens for Sustainability is alerting the public that PennDOT’s proposal to destroy the Skinners Falls, Milanville Bridge is not based on facts. Our comment letter and associated … more
New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association (NYSCOPBA) has been monitoring the events … more
The New York–Pennsylvania Joint Interstate Bridge Commission agreement, established in 1919, mandates equal responsibility between Pennsylvania and New York for decisions involving the … more
The New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association (NYSCOPBA) is deeply disappointed in Gov. Kathy Hochul’s decision to veto the union’s “death gamble” … more
[Editor’s note: The following letter is part of a campaign from newmode.org. It was sent to the River Reporter by three local residents.] With just one month left before Donald Trump … more
Maurizio Cattelan’s $6.2 million duct-taped banana, titled “Comedian,” became a global sensation. Intended as a provocation, it questioned the value we assign to art, poking fun at … more
While I fully support passage of the NY State Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act, I need to clarify a couple of points fellow advocate Doris Chorny of Wallkill made in her recent … more
It is pretty much certain that polls are completely useless because they are so frequently wrong. All polls in the last election were consistently within several tenths of one percent. Yet, … more
Thank you to Blaise Gomez and her heartbreaking but excellent report on another animal abuser. The governor and every assembly member need to see this article. Thanks to Gov. Hochul and the NYS … more
A recent editorial in a local newspaper gushed euphorically about the possibility of a billon dollar plus income for Sullivan County “…thanks to the tourism industry.” Tourism is … more
Any state or federal politician who claims to care about animal welfare should support public funding for cultivated-meat research.  For those who don’t know, cultivated meat is grown … more
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