Did you ever buy a lottery ticket at the Price Chopper? I do. Not the scratch off kind but for a $2 chance to win a hundred million, why not? Two dollars for a dream? I’ve taken my printed … more

On behalf of the Friends of the Bramley Mountain Fire Tower, I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Delaware County Board of Supervisors Chair Tina Molé, the entire board of … more

In the past few months the northeastern U.S. has been smothering in smoke from unprecedented intense and ubiquitous forest fires from Canada. U.S. weather and health authorities regularly and … more

The Cornell Law School First Amendment Clinic issued a demand letter to Delaware County Tuesday, Aug. 22 on our behalf, seeking reinstatement of The Reporter as an official county newspaper, and for … more

I’d like to commend you and your reporter, Elizabeth DeFalco, for the very informative article about the money being spent on three DelCo DPW projects. Her precise accounting of the … more

Drug “Treatment” Court is ineffective, hence contributing to the increase in overdose rates and children entering into the foster care system. Drug courts were created as an … more

I would like to publicly thank all those on the Delaware County Board of Supervisors who voted yes to moving forward as the sponsoring municipality for the reconstruction of the Bramley Mountain Fire … more

According to an article in The Reporter , July 20, 2023, a crowd so large attended the Sidney Town Council meeting of July 13 that the not-so-small meeting hall overflowed into a corridor where many … more

My parents instilled in me that if you’re going to complain, you better be willing to offer solutions and take action. In a world where it’s easy to complain on Facebook, and garner … more

This is a follow up letter to the letters that I wrote that were a steadfast mission to gather and gain information from concerned citizens of the former teacher at Delaware Academy. I appreciate … more

Allow me to begin with a few ancient personal anecdotes concerning the purchase, ownership and use of firearms in New York City.   In 1951, my Staten Island sixth grade public school … more

A recent article in the New York Times , “How Local Officials Seek Revenge on Their Hometown Newspapers”, recounted how The Reporter lost its contract printing public notices for the … more