Harford convenience store robbed
A Harford Twp. convenience store was robbed in the early morning hours of Sunday, May 19. The suspect entered the Exxon on Route 547 and…
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Commissioners recognize nurses at meeting
The Susquehanna County Commissioners honored local nurses with proclamations in recognition of Nurses’ Week, May 6-12. Nurses from Barnes-Kasson and Endless Mountains Health Systems received…
Students look at jobs on the move
More than 400 fifth graders from school districts across Susquehanna County climbed into big rigs, buses, and emergency vehicles on Wednesday, May 8 as part…
Sen. Yaw turns attention to Dimock ‘box’
For 10 years, people residing in a three-square mile portion of Dimock Township have been caught in a “box” where the largest natural gas operator…
More from the commissioner candidates’ town hall
This article is a continuation of coverage of the town hall held Thursday, April 26, featuring six of the eight candidates in the Susquehanna County…
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…
Bogus burglary report leads to fraud charge
A Pottstown woman faces charged after she allegedly pawned nearly $40,000 worth of jewelry she had reported stolen in Bridgewater Twp. Peggy Gregory, 53, reported…
New Milford Boro awards bid for Johnston St. project
New Milford Borough Council awarded a bid in the amount of $32,250 for the Johnston Street project to Andrew Baldan Construction, of Mayfield, at the…
Interfaith eyes move to Montrose UMC
Susquehanna County Interfaith is looking to move back into the borough of Montrose, and are looking to locate the non-profit in the Montrose United Methodist…
Election board finds no irregularities in process
The Susquehanna County Board of Elections conducted an investigation based on a complaint filed regarding concerns with irregularities in the county commissioner petitioning process. The…