Letters to the Editor | The River Reporter

[The following comment was left under the op-ed “The politics driving Trump’s conviction.] It’s clear that people have been unfairly targeted for many, many years. Perhaps … more

7/2/24

Molinaro ranked in top five for most bills passed

According to the Congressional Research Service, Marc Molinaro has passed five standalone bills, 37 measures as part of larger bills and has had 11 bills signed into law. “It’s … more

6/25/24

The harm done by horse racing

A series of recent articles concerning Monticello Raceway by Ted Waddell published in the River Reporter led me to find out more about the track, and about horse racing in general. At … more

6/25/24

Vote yes on the ERA

Did you know that the New York State Constitution does not protect the rights of people with disabilities, seniors and those who identify as LGBT, or the reproductive freedoms for women—among … more

6/25/24

Celebrating responsibly

Fourth of July is all about celebrating American values and creating memorable moments with our family and friends. Over cold beers, people come together at barbecues and parades across the country … more

6/25/24

Nonna Hall's pottery studio at 550 State Route 55 in Eldred.

Town should streamline review of Nonna Hall’s pottery studio

Editor’s note: The following letter, dated April 13, is among 13 submitted to the Highland Town Board in support of Studio 55 LLC, a pottery studio and gallery that Nonna Hall wants to open at … more

6/18/24

Food drive helped families in need

The Ecumenical Food Pantry in Narrowsburg thanks all those who donated to the Delaware River Basin Commission Food Drive. Your generosity helps our families in need more than words can … more

6/18/24

Trump’s conviction was about the evidence

[Ed. note: The following is a comment posted on the River Reporter website earlier this month under the op-ed “Condemning political persecution and judicial corruption.” See the original … more

6/18/24

Olsommer: I support responsible education funding

[Ed. note: Olsommer voted “no” on House Bill 2370. The bill, supported by House Democrats, would boost per-student spending and provide some reforms to charter schools. The bill passed … more

6/18/24

Elder Abuse Day—and conditions at the ACC

June 15 was World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Elder abuse takes many forms and is not always easy to recognize, even when it’s taking place right under your nose. Vulnerable elderly … more

6/18/24

Only felons need apply

In the interminable discussion of the age of the two “old guy” U.S. presidential candidates, there is little mention of the fact that rather than a single “guy,” we ultimately … more

6/18/24

Paula Elaine Kay endorsed by SCPBA

Paula Elaine Kay, Democratic candidate for New York’s Assembly District 100, announced recently that she has received the endorsement of the Sullivan County Patrolman’s Benevolent … more

6/18/24

Camille O’Brien is our chance

After 40 consecutive years of a Democrat occupying the Assembly seat in the 100th District, voters have the chance to elect a conservative Republican who will work tirelessly to restore COMMON SENSE … more

6/18/24

Camille O’Brien is our chance

After 40 consecutive years of a Democrat occupying the Assembly seat in the 100th District, voters have the chance to elect a conservative Republican who will work tirelessly to restore COMMON SENSE … more

6/12/24

Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther, left, and Sen. Jen Metzger

Thank you, Aileen Gunther

June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, an excellent time to recognize and thank Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther for the many ways she has supported individuals with Alzheimer’s … more

6/12/24

Bethel moves forward

The Town of Bethel recently held an open house for its residents to comment on the development of the town’s new comprehensive plan, which is in the initial stages of being rewritten. I must … more

6/12/24

The New York State capital building in Albany.

New York’s social media bill

Educators see the harmful effects of social media on our kids every day, and this legislation [Stop Addictive Feeds Exploitation (SAFE) for Kids Act and The New York Child Data Protection Act, which … more

6/12/24

The citizens who vote are the problem

The danger to America is not Joe Biden but a citizenry capable of entrusting an inexperienced “Master of Disasters and Lies” with the presidency. It will be far easier to undo the follies … more

6/12/24

Standing up for women’s health care

Michele Frazier, candidate for New York State Senate District 51, announced recently that she has received the endorsement of Planned Parenthood Empire State Votes PAC. “I almost … more

6/12/24

Sullivan County Patrolmen's Benevolent Association president Jack Harb meets with Paula Elaine Kay, Democratic candidate for Assembly District 100. Kay received the backing of the PBA for her experience as a town attorney, and for her support of and positions on law enforcement.

Kay endorsed by Sullivan PBA

Paula Elaine Kay, Democratic candidate for New York’s 100th District Assembly seat, announced that she has received the endorsement of the Sullivan County Patrolman’s Benevolent … more

6/11/24