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Letter to the Editor: Safety or Security Risk? Yellow Dot Program Raises Questions

Do you carry a wallet with an “in case of emergency notify” card in it? Do you have a similar notification which has a notification that has “health care proxy and living will at … more

Letter to the Editor: Thanks for Faith Community Coverage

Congratulations on your coverage of the Church Tour. Weeks ago I decided to thank you for your article on the National Day of Prayer breakfast. With photos there was a whole page given to the event … more

Letter to the Editor: Church, State — and the County Chairperson

Bless you, Madam Editor for that wonderful editorial “Thou shalt not grandstand”! This piece was a beautifully written condemnation of the proceedings of that county meeting and yet one … more

Letter to the Editor: Landowners Deserve Respect, Not Trespassers

The Hardenberg Patent has long established the rights of landowners along the sections of the Delaware River, including ownership of the beds and banks of the river. Yet, despite this legal … more

Letter to the Editor: Federal Bill Threatens Health Coverage for 1 in 13 New Yorkers

One out of every 13 New Yorkers will lose their health insurance! This is clear. It is true. HR - 1 passed in the U.S. House - will result in a six+ billion dollar cut to NYS hospitals. And … more

Letter to the Editor: Hyped-up rhetoric over federal budget reforms

In response to two letters on page 11 of the June 12 edition of The Reporter : The “Big Beautiful Bill” extends President Trump’s existing tax cuts for ALL taxpayers; the more … more

Letter to the Editor: Offended by a Prayer? That’s Your Right—But So Is Hers

Our Constitution is the world’s best. The Bill of Rights is profound. It gives us all (citizens of U.S.) the freedom of speech, freedom of religion and so on... It does not tell us where, … more

Letter to the Editor: Landowners Deserve Respect, Not Trespassers

The Hardenberg Patent has long established the rights of landowners along the sections of the Delaware River, including ownership of the beds and banks of the river. Yet, despite this legal … more

Letter to the Editor: Big Bill, Bigger Consequences for Rural New York

As someone who has been involved in rural health care issues since the 90s, I was heartened to read about the planned expansion of UHS Delaware Valley Hospital ( The Reporter , June 5). It is much … more

Letters to the Editor: Our Health Isn’t for Sale—Protect Medicaid

Representatives Elise Stefanik and Mike Lawler’s recent vote in favor of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” reveals deeply misplaced priorities—offering more to the wealthiest … more

Letter to the Editor: Time for Answers on County Conflicts and Taxpayer Costs

After reading the article in The Reporter entitled, “Years in Arrears: Why DelCo tax auctions are years behind”, it appears the Delaware County Board of Supervisors may be out of touch … more

Letter to the Editor: Vote for Frank Selleck for Sidney Town Council

It has been an honor to serve on the Sidney Town Board for the past eight years, including the last four as Deputy Supervisor. Throughout my tenure, I have advocated for transparency and the … more
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