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The East Branch of the Delaware, at 1,400 cfs, on April 14. Normal flow is 100 cfs.

Water, water

I believe the summer deluge began sometime in July of 2021. Part of that phenomenon had to do with the inordinate amount of rain that we had in the western Catskills during that period. At the … more

By TONY BONAVIST | 5/5/22

There is something comforting being wrapped up in a huge piece of fabric that hangs from the ceiling. My Gentle Silks class at the Chi Hive with instructor Hilary Chapman gives me the opportunity to rest, build core strength and manuever through the ups and downs of a slump.

Slumping along

Previously in I Just Wanna Feel Better, we talked about habits and the tenacious steps that we have to implement in order to disrupt and alter them. We talked about how we feel in our bodies and how … more

By LAURIE STUART | 5/5/22

Smile for the camera: A low-temperature electron micrograph of a cluster of oblong-shaped E. coli bacteria.

Tracking E. coli at ARS

NATIONWIDE — When a foodborne illness outbreak happens, tracking the source down is critical. Scientists with the USDA’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) have a plan: they are … more

5/5/22

"Cerulean Sunset Over Sawkill Pond" by Vito DiBiasi.

Milford Aquifer threatened by development

Milford’s community and legislative representatives have a stark choice. Do they pursue door number one—protecting the Milford Aquifer/Springs for future generations? Will they meet … more

By VITO DIBIASI | 5/5/22

Taboo

There are things we can’t write about in our newspaper. We can’t slander people, and that’s just. We can’t be profane; it’s a family newspaper, after all. We don’t … more

By CASS COLLINS | 5/5/22

Pride Coalition march and more

Climate change calls for education, accepting responsibility Congratulations on the recent major promotion of sustainability in the River Reporter. Here at Apple Pond Farm and Renewable Energy … more

5/5/22

Cabot Oil & Gas Corporation has six drill rigs running in Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. This rig is the most recent as of October 2013 in Kingsley, Pa. (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)

Accessing Delaware River Basin gas is only fair

Thanks to the sponsorship and hard work done by Rep. Jon Fritz, three bills of importance were advanced by the House. Two of these bills, which would decrease reliance on Russian oil and gas … more

By BETTY SUTLIFF | 5/5/22

A meeting space for all

The Tusten Town Hall has a long history. Built in 1926 by the Narrowsburg Fire Department, it was the home of the Park Theater in the 1930s. The building was sold to the Town of Tusten in … more

By LAURIE STUART | 5/5/22

Traveling internationally is an amazing experience. Just make sure you've taken all the medical precautions before you go.

Preparing for international travel

Being knowledgeable about communicable diseases is essential when traveling to any country or region in the world, including in the U.S. The number of people striking out to more exotic … more

By JAMES D. LOMAX, M.D. | 5/5/22

Bringing adventure to life with Catskill Travelers

JEFFERSONVILLE, NY — There is so much to see in our region. All it might take is a bit of travel. If you’ve wanted to get out of the house, need a break, or want to see something new, … more

5/5/22

SUNY Sullivan's Kite Festival is back. Everyone is invited to a free event resplendent with kites, food and family fun.

Go fly a kite and more

Go fly a kite at SUNY Sullivan LOCH SHELDRAKE, NY — It’s been 30 years of kite-related fun. And after a pandemic-related hiatus, the Kite Festival is back.This year, the … more

5/5/22

Help a Manor dance studio, apply for a scholarship and more

We finally made it to May. The snow is gone, the days are longer, and now is the perfect time to spend the days outside. Minus the mayflies! Here are a few new happenings taking place in … more

By JENN POWELL | 5/4/22

Death notices, May 5 to 11

Jean M. Bidwell Jean M. Bidwell, 85, of Honesdale, PA, passed away April 22, 2022 at Bethany Village in Bethany, PA. Jean was born May 7, 1936 in Galilee, PA. A memorial service will be held on … more

5/4/22

Obituary: Thomas J. Bartle

Thomas J. Bartle, 65, of San Pablo, CA, and formerly of Eldred, NY, passed away on April 12, 2022. He was born in Callicoon, NY and moved to California after graduating from Eldred Central School … more

5/4/22

A friendly cow crossed the road to check out all of the excitement. We love cows.

May Day

According to the almighty Google, May Day is “a public holiday, usually celebrated on May 1st or the first Monday of May. It is an ancient festival marking the first day of … more

By JONATHAN CHARLES FOX | 5/4/22

"What have I gotten myself into?" asks Jonathan Charles Fox. Dharma is sure it'll be great.

Jonathan Charles Fox’s ‘painterly photography’

HURLEYVILLE, NY — When Jonathan Charles Fox put out a call to borrow some easels for his upcoming exhibit, easels came in from all over Sullivan County. In “It’s a Camera, Not a … more

By ANNEMARIE SCHUETZ | 5/4/22

John Sladicka of Hawley brought his grandson, Noah Braxton, to the Model Train Show and Sale. Noah is moving the cow successfully out of the way of the way of the oncoming locomotive.

Trains on track

HAWLEY, PA — The Hawley Fire Department kicked off its 2022 fundraisers on the weekend of April 23-24 with an indoor flea market and bake sale on Saturday and a model train show and sale on … more

By JEFF SIDLE | 5/4/22

Chapel Field’s Heather Schoch connects on a Riley Ernst pitch.

Softball in a snow squall

JEFFERSONVILLE, NY – Leave it to Catskills weather to make local sports a challenge. On Wednesday, April 27, the varsity softball game between the home team Lady Bulldogs and the Lady Lions … more

By TED WADDELL | 5/4/22

Governor Kathy Hochul announces her appointment of Congressman Antonio Delgado as Lieutenant Governor during a news conference in the Red Room at the State Capitol.

Deldago in, redistricting out

ALBANY, NY — It's been a big few weeks for politics in New York State. At stake: the Lieutenant Governor position, and the fate of the state's redistricting maps. Lieutenant Governor … more

By VICTORIA HOFFMANN and LIAM MAYO | 5/4/22

Syracuse man convicted of gun and drug trafficking in Sullivan County

MONTICELLO, NY — District attorney Meagan K. Galligan announced that Jamell Russ, 39, of Syracuse, was sentenced in Sullivan County Court today to fifteen years in prison with five years of … more

5/4/22

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