Schools react quickly to shutdown
PHOTO BY RICK HIDUK Among the Montrose School District faculty members handing out lunches in front of the school on March 17 were (from left)…
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Sign of Spring: Antol’s opens for season
Antol’s Drive-In, a longstanding take out restaurant on Route 29 in South Montrose, has opened for business weeks ahead of its traditional early April opening. …
Elk Lake modifies lunch program to reach more students
Among the food services staff at the Elk Lake schools who have been packing food for distribution to families of students who need them are…
Interfaith steps up to offer assistance
Susquehanna County Interfaith continues to provide services to those in need despite the temporary closure of the thrift store and offices on Route 706, east…
A Letter to Our Valued Readers
Just as workplaces across the commonwealth, nation and the world continue to deal with developments pertaining to coronavirus, we at The Susquehanna County Independent have…
Decker helps propel Lady Sabers to quarterfinals
Heroes derive from surprising places during the postseason. Nowhere was that more apparent than at Hazleton High Area High School when Susquehanna continued its march…
Covid 19 puts winter championships, spring sports on hold
Covid 19 did what Chester Charter and Lancaster Country Day couldn’t do – halt the Susquehanna Lady Sabers’ march through the PIAA state playoffs. On…
2 sentenced in 2018 murder
A man and woman who pleaded guilty in the 2018 murder of John Amrein were sentenced last week in the Susquehanna County Court of Common…
Ag Day pie contest winners announced
The annual Ag Day pie contest and auction raised $5,995 for Susquehanna County 4-H and the Dairy Princess and Promotions program. Julia Briechle’s Apple Crumble…
New voting machines debut at Ag Day
More than 900 attended Friday’s annual Agriculture Day at Elk Lake High School, no doubt drawn by the promise of tempting strawberry cheesecake ice cream…