Montrose Feed & Supply reopens showroom
When members of the Parrish family were challenged with maintaining a vital business at the onset of the COVID-19 related shutdowns, they weren’t sure what…
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Health care admins urge caution
As Susquehanna County moved from the Red to Yellow Phase of reopening, health care officials presented a unified front to urge residents to proceed with…
Susquehanna budget ‘up in the air’
After working on next year’s school district budget over the past couple of weeks, Susquehanna Community Superintendent Bronson Stone told the board that it was…
County enters yellow phase
Susquehanna County was among 12 counties announced by Gov. Tom Wolf last week that will move to the Yellow Phase of reopening, starting Friday, May…
Temporary housing added at jail
In a continued response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Susquehanna County Commissioners approved 12-month lease of two, 20’x8’ box office units for use at the…
Susquehanna County sees RED
“Open up! Open up!” chanted a group of over 60 protesters that gathered on the Green in Montrose Monday morning. After a press conference held…
MASD approves $27M budget for 2020-21
The Montrose Area School Board approved a final expense budget of $27,448,929 for the 2020-21 school year at their virtual meeting held Monday, May 11….
SWN Energy makes donations during crisis
Southwestern Energy donated 200 N95 masks to emergency management agencies in the five counties where they have operations in the region. The personal protective equipment…
Susquehanna County lags in census response
The U.S. Constitution empowers congress to carry out a census with the Founders’ plan to count every person living in the newly formed United States…
County provides COVID-19 update
Once again, the Susquehanna County Commissioners opened their meeting with a report from Bruce Butler, the county’s director of public safety. Butler provided an update…