Pratt Library to receive back taxes
Pratt Memorial Library Association in New Milford will see some back tax revenue coming their way after the Susquehanna County Commissioners approved the payment at…
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Storm damage delays school start for Susquehanna
The Susquehanna Community Elementary School sustained water damage during a late August storm affecting numerous classrooms and pushing back the district’s school year start date….
New Milford travel center to get fed funds for EV charging station
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, U.S. Senator Bob Casey, Federal Highway Administration Deputy Administrator Andrew Rogers, and the International Brotherhood of Electrical…
Former Susquehanna County Register/Recorder receives probation in check scandal
Michelle Estabrook, 59, New Milford, entered a guilty plea on May 9 to aiding the consummation of a crime and was sentenced by Judge Jennifer Harlacher Sibum that day.
The Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General filed the charge against Estabrook following an investigation into $12,000 in payments made from Register/Recorder department funds to her daughter for help with the office’s bookkeeping. Estabrook paid her daughter $1,000 per month, for a total of $12,000.
Communications tower added at Silver Lake site
The county entered into a 50-year lease with the Silver Lake Fire Company for use of land for a new 911 tower, effective May 10…
Artist Dibble-Camburn talks abstracts & Appaloosas
A local art teacher’s star is on the rise, and art lovers can see Sarrah Dibble-Camburn’s work in person during the Wyoming County Arts &…
Multiple brush fires amid burn ban sparks SusqCo Commissioners’ ire
Last week’s warm weather and dry air sparked Red Flag warnings noting an increased risk of wildfires in the county last week but those warnings…
Susquehanna County Farm Bureau airs concerns to elected leaders
The custom of bringing elected officials to the table for a discussion with members of the Susquehanna County Farm Bureau prior to the start of…
United Way of Susquehanna County 20th anniversary matching campaign underway
United Way of Susquehanna County is excited to announce a $20,000 matching campaign in honor of its 20th anniversary. The campaign runs April 1 through…
Montrose native’s graphic novel focuses on Holocaust story
Montrose native and writer/illustrator Tim E. Ogline’s newest graphic novel focuses on the story of the Goldberg family – a couple that survived the Holocaust,…