Montrose: ‘Open’ banner violates zoning
For nearly a year and a half, Brian Welch has used a vertical pennant to alert passersby that his basement level diner is open for…
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Sheriff’s department introduces new tactics for modern school dangers
Fire drills have been a mainstay of school safety protocol since the late 1950s, and they have been amazingly successful. Not only have students and…
Homan to continue as Montrose board chair
In a reorganization vote Monday evening, the Montrose Area School Board re-elected Mary Homan as president and elected member Richard Jordan as vice president. Jordan…
Commissioners set salaries for elected officials
The Susquehanna County Commissioners held a special meeting on Thursday, Nov. 29, to set the salaries for elected officials for four years, beginning in 2020….
NG filling station moves forward in Springville
The operators of a compressed gas transfer station scheduled to go online in Springville Twp. have satisfied all initial township requirements and will meet with…
Commissioners talk roads
After weeks of waiting on state action to repair roads badly damaged due to the August floods, commissioners were finally able to report some progress…
Investigators receive death scene training
Regional law enforcement and coroners from around the state participated in a one-day training on death scene investigations on Tuesday, Nov. 27. The training, facilitated…
Blue Ridge board reviews testing data
Blue Ridge Principal of Curriculum and Instruction Matthew Nebzydoski reviewed the state’s new Future Ready Index data on student achievement at the Tuesday, Nov. 27…
Bridgewater Twp. reopens Sprout Road
Bridgewater Township Supervisors announced at their Monday, Dec. 3 meeting, that the bridge swept away on Sprout Road has been rebuilt and the road is…
Community at heart of EMHS award
The Endless Mountains Heath Systems of Montrose has won a $2,000 cash award as part of a national “My Hospital, My Community” Contest sponsored by…