Anti-gas activist denies knowing about lawsuit
Last week’s ruling by a Susquehanna County judge in the case of the Dimock Twp. man once identified as the voice and face of the…
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‘Picking’ a family tradition
Howard and Barbara Osborne purchased 54 acres of land in New Milford Township 70 years ago and started planting blueberry bushes in 1952. By 1958,…
Salt Springs gets SWN help
Nearly a year after a flash flood ripped through Salt Springs Park, the namesake spring was restored last week by volunteers from Southwestern Energy. The…
Montrose celebrates ‘American Patriots’
Bridgewater Church’s depiction of Washington Cross the Delaware took top honors in the Patriotic Parade Float Contest during the Montrose July 4th Celebration. The float…
Back-to-back ‘catastrophes’ shut down New Milford’s water
After a raging fire destroyed a local restaurant and depleted the New Milford Borough water supply, the town suffered another setback as the tank was…
Summer cruises in with 3rd Friday
Summer came cruising into Montrose – complete with sunshine and warm temps – Friday evening with classic cars, food trucks, vendors, music and downtown shops…
MAHS Class of ’19 determined to ‘be the best’
Montrose Area Class of 2019 valedictorian Katie Puterbaugh gives her commencement address during the graduation ceremony held Saturday, June 8, in the high school stadium….
One Cure at a Time
The sun shone, music filled the air, games were held, and Superheroes – real and imagined – took to the Mountain View track to battle…
Transportation secretary tours county roads
Pennsylvania’s Secretary of Transportation Leslie Richards toured state roadways in the county on Friday, May 3, with Sen. Lisa Baker, a representative from Sen. Gene…
Wolf visits area to publicize rural infrastructure plan
Governor of Pennsylvania Tom Wolf visited Towanda High School to tout his administration’s infrastructure initiative Restore Pennsylvania on Thursday morning. Wolf spoke in front of…