The Ten Mile River Scout Museum is operated by the Greater New York Councils, Boy Scouts of America and is dedicated to preserving the history of the Ten Mile River Scout Camps,…
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Listen: Local News with Owen Walsh of The River Reporter
Governor Wolf is tangoing with Pennsylvania’s GOP over COVID-19…again! Sullivan County law enforcement announced two of its biggest-ever drug busts. And why was the Woodridge man who struck and killed two pedestrians…
Listen: What’s up with Unemployment and Retail Sales? James B. Huntington’s Work Shift
Silver, gold, and stocks are up. Sales didn’t drop as much as expected after millions of Americans lost their unemployment benefits. Is there any bad news? Apart from the near-constant rate of…
Bodhi Talk Is Back !
Bodhi means “awakening” and Bodhi Talk helps listeners awaken to their higher selves. Wake up with host Doug Bill for spiritual and philosophical wellness every Saturday Morning at 6. Namaste.
Listen: Woodstock Augmented Reality
People have been returning to the original Woodstock site in Bethel for 50 years. Festival veterans could look at the grassy field and remember what it was like. Everyone else had to…
Listen: Contact Tracer Scam, Sullivan County Acting District Attorney Meagan Galligan
The process of finding out who a COVID-contagious person may have come into contact with is crucial to keeping this pandemic in check. But state and federal officials are warning that callers…
Listen: Pike County COVID-19 Update
It’s been 9 weeks since WJFF last checked in with Pike County during the news. How have they been doing? Any serious upticks in COVID cases? Any problems anticipated for voting? Matt…
Listen: La Voz’s Mariel Fiori
La Voz en Breve, a Spanish language talk and entertainment show, now airs on WJFF Monday Nights at 7. It’s a weekly “best of” what happens on the daily version of La…
Listen: Sullivan County Public Health Director Nancy McGraw COVID-19 Update
In just two weeks the number of active cases of COVID-19 in Sullivan County went from 2 to 30. Today, there are 30. Some of this is due to positive coronavirus exposures…