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The Tusten town board deliberating on the fate of 93 Main Street.

TUSTEN, NY — It’s a rare town board meeting where a $3 million grant is the second most discussed item on the agenda. The Town of Tusten opened its May 10 board meeting by announcing a … more

By LIAM MAYO | 5/18/22

Sink holes, like this one in a downtown parking lot, are just one of several stormwater problems in the borough.

Slow and steady

HONESDALE, PA — Officials in Honesdale have a plan to eventually fix the borough’s declining infrastructure, which appears to worsen with every significant rainstorm. But progress has … more

By OWEN WALSH | 4/19/22

Resident demands stormwater action

HONESDALE, PA — With warmer days ahead, the Borough of Honesdale is facing another rainy season without immediate solutions to its stormwater problems. Increased rainfall each year, the … more

By OWEN WALSH | 3/23/22

Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther, left, speaking at the press conference for 'Billy's Law,' with DA Meagan Galligan and Senator Mike Martucci looking on.

Sullivan launches 2022 Plans & Progress program and more

What's new in the Upper Delaware region February 24 to March 2 more

2/22/22

Newly elected Honesdale mayor Derek Williams is getting ready to invite more participation in borough affairs.

Honesdale gets new leadership

HONESDALE, PA — An overarching feeling of change underpinned the Honesdale Borough Council’s January 3 organizational meeting, its first public meeting of 2022. The mayor’s … more

By OWEN WALSH | 1/11/22

The O&W Rail Trail is one of a number of projects which received funding in the latest round of the REDC initiative.

Funding windfall

SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — Christmas came early to municipalities and businesses across Sullivan County, as funding from the 11th round of the Regional Economic Development Council (REDC) was … more

By LIAM MAYO | 12/28/21

A rusted-out pole fell on Edwards' car in November. He was unhurt.

PPL, Honesdale assess Main Street poles

HONESDALE — After a rusted light pole fell on a car on Honesdale’s Main Street November 19, PPL Electric Utilities will replace possibly 11 additional poles. Paul Edwards had just … more

By ELIZABETH LEPRO | 12/21/21

Pennsylvania is on the cusp of broadband success

This past summer, two reports were issued that have real meaning to the Agricultural Community. First was a report from USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) revealing just how … more

By WAYNE CAMPBELL | 12/7/21

Cochecton opts out of dispensaries and more

Children’s vaccination clinics in Sullivan County MONTICELLO, NY — In an effort to continue quickly and effectively rolling out COVID-19 vaccines, Sullivan County Public Health … more

11/16/21

Sickness and deaths of despair. What’s a hospital to do?

REGION — That rural health care is in trouble is so accepted, it’s not even news. Rural Americans are more likely to die from heart disease, cancer, unintentional injury, chronic lower … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 11/2/21

Representative Antonio Delgado, center, met with Monticello Mayor George Nikolados, left, Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther, Town of Thompson Deputy Supervisor Melinda Meddaugh, and Town of Thompson Supervisor Bill Reiber on September 17.

Fed money is direct support

MONTICELLO, NY — U.S. Representative Antonio Delgado (NY-19) met with state and local leaders in the Village of Monticello to discuss planned investments using funds from the … more

9/28/21

Cochecton to update its comprehensive plan

LAKE HUNTINGTON, NY — At the June 9 meeting of the Cochecton Town Board, supervisor Gary Maas started talk of updating the town’s comprehensive plan. more

By LIAM MAYO | 6/16/21

Honesdale borough talks infrastructure

HONESDALE, PA — Grants and the betterment of the borough dominated the Honesdale Borough Council meeting on June 9. more

By LYLE T. GALLOWAY | 6/16/21

Walking against the traffic flow

Walking represents the foundation of our transportation networks. Driving and riding begin and end with a walk, yet we usually don’t design around those walks. Why is that, and what does it … more

DEREK WILLIAMS | 5/19/21

What do you see when you walk around?

Walking represents the foundation of our transportation networks. Yet, it’s often not designed around. Why is that and what does it look like from the walked perspective? Let’s explore … more

By Derek Williams | 4/14/21

Infinite pools

This week marks a little over a year since I left work one evening and received a call the next day letting me know I’d be working from home for the foreseeable future. COVID-19, viewed in … more

By CAROL ROIG | 4/7/21

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