Editorials
Convictions reflect on the whole legislature
Every time a former state House member or staffer in the "Bonusgate" scandal admits guilt or is found guilty by a jury, it's an indictment of the entire institution. Rep. H. William DeWeese, a Greene County Democrat, became the first sitting House memb (read more)
Follow a good example
Amanda Holt is not a cartographer. And she doesn't have millions of dollars for research, unlike state lawmakers who mangled the mapping of new state House and Senate districts. Ms. Holt is a piano teacher. Perhaps it was her knowledge of musical struc (read more)
Komen's new decision shows common sense
Susan G. Komen for the Cure has done a remarkable job over the last 30 years in raising awareness of breast cancer and funding research and services to help women prevent and fight the disease. In a single stroke last week, it jeopardized that hard-won (read more)

Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor 2/7/2012
Saving the family farm EDITOR: It has been a little over three years since Bradford County started hosting the natural gas industries every want and needs. Taking a ride through our rural country side and you will find signs sprinkled in front of family (read more)
Letter to the Editor, Feb. 4, 2012
Stinks EDITOR: Regarding the threat of eminent domain in Sullivan County, I think that it stinks - enough to gag a maggot. I can't help but wonder how soon we will see ads on local TV stations or special programs on PBS TV, sponsored by the Marcellus Sha (read more)
Letter to the Editor, Feb. 3, 2012
Lies and innuendo EDITOR: Congressman Marino's attack against the President and his ruling on the Keystone Pipeline would be devastating if it was based on truth. Unfortunately, for Mr. Marino - the facts are on the President's side. Mr. Marino's guest (read more)