Girl Scouts sell off 50 more acres at Camp Archbald
A Bucks County couple has purchased a 50-acre parcel at Camp Archbald, further reducing the amount of Girl Scout owned properties at the Brooklyn Twp….
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Natural gas distribution expands in region
Ground was ceremoniously broken on Oct. 16 for the first phase of a public natural gas service project in Tunkhannock. UGI Utilities is overseeing the…
Montrose board member resigns seat
The resignation of a Montrose Area school director was accepted by the board at the Monday, Oct. 8 meeting. Amy Lyden resigned her seat, effective…
More charges filed against Lewis
Additional charges have been filed against the man accused of beating the former mayor of Hallstead on Sept. 11. James Lewis, 38, of Hallstead, was…
PAsmart looks to build workforce
A visit to the Susquehanna County Career and Technology Center in Springville last week by a deputy secretary of the state Department of Labor and…
PennDOT hosts Safety Day
PennDOT, along with the Northeast Highway Safety program, hosted a Driver Safety Awareness Day on Friday, Oct. 5, at the Great Bend Welcome Center. The…
New Milford looks for Smith Creek fix
New Milford Borough Council plans to move forward with an application to the USDA National Resources Conservation Service and Dept. of Environmental Protection to help…
MV board debates class rank policy
An animated but civil debate over a new policy on class rank broke out Monday night at Mountain View School Board’s public meeting. Half a…
Lackawanna College successfully adopts clay shoot tournament
After four years of growth under Cabot Oil & Gas, the annual Sporting Clay Tournament benefiting the Lackawanna College School of Petroleum & Natural Gas…
Legislative luncheon
The Montrose Area Chamber of Commerce and Endless Mountains Business Association joined forces to host the annual Legislative Luncheon on Friday, Oct. 5, at the…