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Barryville Farmers' Market founder and board president John Pizzolato, left, with Back to the Garden series curator Mike Edison.

Back to the garden at the Barryville Farmers’ Market

BARRYVILLE, NY — The Barryville Farmers’ Market will launch a new series of educational, cultural and spiritual events. The first event will be held on Saturday, July 2 at 11 a.m. in the … more

By CHRISTINE MARTIN | 6/28/22

Time for summer fun

And that is a wrap on the school year! Seems like just yesterday we were complaining about the snow and cold, and now the Fourth of July weekend is quickly coming up. Wishing you all a healthy and … more

By JENN POWELL | 6/28/22

Death notices published June 30 to July 6

Jeffrey P. Clemente Jeffrey P. Clemente, 71, of Beach Lake, PA, passed away June 20, 2022 at home. Jeffrey was born August 2, 1950 in Brooklyn, NY. Memorial services were held June 24 at the … more

6/28/22

Roe v. Wade

Whether you applaud the Supreme Court’s overturn of Roe v. Wade or whether you are outraged by the intrusion of law on individual choice, let’s talk about it. Let’s explore … more

6/28/22

At the very last minute

I am writing this column, my friends, at the very last minute. I’m right up against deadline—it’s late on Friday, June 24, 2022, about 11 in the evening, moving quickly towards … more

By SKIP MENDLER | 6/28/22

The spirit of ’76

As we gather to celebrate Independence Day, it’s a good time to reflect on how our most fundamental freedoms have served this nation well. It’s an even better time to think about … more

By KEN PAULSON | 6/28/22

Christopher Schofield, 23, from Stroudsburg, was attempting to swim across the Delaware River with two other people when he began struggling in the current. He was last seen going under water just above the old bridge abutments about a half-mile upstream from the Interstate 80 toll bridge.

Body of Christopher Schofield Recovered from Delaware River

Body of Christopher Schofield Recovered from Delaware River BUSHKILL, Pa- The body of Christopher Schofield was recovered today from the waters of the Delaware River near Kittatinny Point … more

6/28/22

Gabrielle “Gabby” Cohen signs a letter of intent to play golf at Kutztown University. The 17-year-old multi-sport scholar-athlete was joined by her folks Ken and Tanya Cohen.

A thoughtful adieu

LAKE HUNTINGTON, NY — Ken Cohen is the longest-serving member of the Sullivan West school board, having held that position for 15 years. During his final board meeting on June 16, he had a few … more

By TED WADDELL | 6/28/22

Ken Cohen, school board member, doing a special handshake with his daughter, Gabrielle Cohen, before presenting her diploma.

‘No feeling is final’

LAKE HUNTINGTON, NY — Despite the fact that this class had anything but a normal high school experience, there were shared feelings of hope, connection and gratitude in the air at the Sullivan … more

By AMANDA MCCORMICK | 6/28/22

Valedictorian Kaitlyn Potter spoke of the benefits of being part of a small graduating class. Looking on are principal Tracy Ferreira, superintendent John Morgano, and school board president Scott Hallock.

Choose to be fearless

ELDRED, NY — It was a picture-perfect evening as family and friends gathered on June 24. They celebrated the 21 students upon whom diplomas would soon be conferred in the 94th commencement in … more

By SUSAN WALIGUNDA WADE | 6/28/22

Radio Catskill general manager Tim Bruno and program director Jason Dole at the new station's soundboard.

New programming for Radio Catskill!

New programs and new time slots for some listener favorites are coming to Radio Catskill starting July 1. As always, these changes are mission-based and are in response to feedback from listeners … more

6/28/22

Radio Catskill general manager Tim Bruno and program director Jason Dole stand next to the (almost) completed new home for the station.

A station for the future

LIBERTY, NY — It took a year of construction, but on June 23, Radio Catskill began broadcasting from its new location in Liberty. Radio Catskill first hit the airwaves 30 years ago, on … more

By LIAM MAYO | 6/28/22

Protesters signs that read: "We won't go back to clothes hangers,","70% of the U.S. supported Roe" and "Pregnancy begins with a penis—regulate that".

Honesdale protests the overturn of Roe v Wade

Over 50 people attended a Friday evening protest at Central Park in Honesdale, PA—from families with young children to those in their 80s. They carried signs that read: “We won’t go … more

6/28/22

Dozens of people gathered on the Monticello courthouse green to protest the repeal of Roe v. Wade.

Together, fighting for all

MONTICELLO, NY — Dozens of people came out to protest in downtown Monticello on June 24, the day the Supreme Court issued its decision overturning the constitutional right to abortion … more

By LIAM MAYO | 6/28/22

The newly seated Highland Planning Board makes quick work at its April 27 meeting. At its May 25 meeting, they will be reviewing project details of Northgate/Kittatinny.

When you’re late, you’re late

ELDRED, NY — Sometimes when you’re just a couple of hours late, it can set you back one month. Such was the outcome of the late filing of site plans by LaBella Associates, which … more

By LAURIE STUART | 6/28/22

Supreme Court strikes down NY concealed-carry rules and more

Supreme Court strikes down NY concealed-carry rules ALBANY, NY — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on June 23 that New York’s concealed-carry gun licensing regulations were in violation … more

6/28/22

Clad in black, some wearing black hoop skirts, men, women and a child walked up and down the Callicoon bridge.

The fall of Roe

CALLICOON, NY — The march to Pennsylvania was slow and stately, the participants garbed in black. Some wore hoops. Some walked with faces wrapped in dark veils, haunting presences against the … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 6/28/22

Kelly Agar, left, and Krystal Weston, Tusten Youth Commission members and masterminds of Tusten's renewed Fourth of July festivities.

Bringing back an old tradition

NARROWSBURG, NY — The Narrowsburg Fire Department will hold its annual parade and chicken barbecue on the Fourth of July this year as it has for years and years. In 2022, following the … more

By LIAM MAYO | 6/28/22

Experienced and beginner gardeners are invited to join the Tusten Heritage Community Garden.

Gardening with Tusten Heritage, a little library and more

Growing strong at the Tusten Heritage Community Garden NARROWSBURG, NY — Experienced and beginning gardeners alike are invited to join the Tusten Heritage Community Garden.Raised beds of … more

6/27/22

No safe level of exposure to PFOA and PFOS

Today, the U.S. EPA proposed new health advisory levels (HALs) for two toxic chemicals in drinking water: PFOA and PFOS. EPA proposed a HAL of 0.004 ppt (parts per trillion) for PFOA and a HAL of … more

6/24/22

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