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Neversink
To the editor:
I can understand introducing readers to both ways of thinking. It is fortuitous to know what others think, and in this day and age, a safe and healthy outlook to …
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Monticello
To the editor:
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month, when we raise awareness of over 6 million Americans who have Alzheimer’s and over 11 million people who …
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Karin Pantel
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6/24/22
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I’m beginning to think that we are living in a brand-new world. We are constantly having to adjust our ideas of what “normal” is.
Remember when you used to steer clear of people …
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Kathy Werner
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6/24/22
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It’s that time of year for senior photos, and that tends to mean a few things.
First, of course, it means you’ll find me, plus a high school senior, my lighting assistant and maybe a …
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Jeanne Sager
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6/21/22
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Fred Singer was a scientist, professor and a writer of hundreds of research papers and contributed articles to the press including essays in The Washington Post.
Singer died at the age of 95, but …
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Today is June 21, the longest day of the year and the official beginning of summer. The next three months are some of the busiest of the year and a time when the population of Sullivan County …
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6/21/22
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Pennsylvania
To the editor:
My loved one had sepsis from gastric outlet obstruction. It was misdiagnosed three times. No MRIs were taken, only cat scans and x-rays.
With my loved one’s …
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Diane Cole
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6/17/22
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Pennsylvania
To the editor:
Two individuals, one a columnist, the other a letter-writer offered similar suggestions for ending the carnage at our schools, and beyond. Sadly, none of those …
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Marshall Rubin
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6/17/22
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This past Saturday we had the sad task of saying goodbye to Gracie, our sweet little pup who has been with us for the past 12 years.
During her all-too-short time on this earthly plane, Gracie had …
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Kathy Werner
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6/17/22
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Aurora by David Koepp (Harper). The disaster that sets off this thriller doesn’t go away. The whole world is electrically and electronically just dead; think what would go not just dark, but …
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by George Ernsberger
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6/17/22
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It’s no secret that there remains a lot of room for improvement when it comes to health outcomes and access to healthcare in Sullivan County. It’s not an uncommon problem in rural areas. …
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6/17/22
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Christoper F. Rufo, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor with City Journal writes about the Walt Disney Company, “a company founded 99 years ago and associated …
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Ed Townsend
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6/14/22
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