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Amendment threatens stability of frack ban in Delaware River basin

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By Liam Ainslie Mayo
| The River Reporter Verified
Posted Friday, July 10, 2026 5:12 pm PA-08 Representative Rob Bresnahan, who represents Wayne and Pike counties, is a co-sponsor of the "DRILL Now act." Bresnahan also serves on the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. In March 2025, Bresnahan convened a roundtable with local pro-fracking industry figures, advocates and elected officials.
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Four-story hotel proposed for Honesdale

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By Liam Ainslie Mayo
| The River Reporter Verified
HONESDALE BOROUGH, PA — Plans are in the works for an independent, upscale hotel to be located on land behind Honesdale’s CVS, just off Main Street: the Hotel Stourbridge. The developer, Briana Wilkins, gave a presentation before the Honesdale Borough Council on Monday, June 22, explaining the hotel’s concept. Wilkins grew up in Wayne County and went to college at Princeton before going into real estate development in the Philadelphia area.
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Resignations roil Honesdale - The River Reporter

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By Liam Ainslie Mayo
| The River Reporter Verified
Posted 7/6/26 HONESDALE BOROUGH, PA — Honesdale’s borough government will look to fill a pair of key vacancies in the coming months, as the current borough president and borough manager have both announced … Stay informed about your community and support local independent journalism. Subscribe to The River Reporter today. click here This item is available in full to subscribers.
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