Montrose Mobile Food Pantry marks 5 years
The Montrose Mobile Food Pantry celebrated its five year anniversary Saturday with, among other things, a free food distribution. There was also cake and breakfast…
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Dimock files suit against Campground Road junkyard
Dimock Township supervisors have filed a lawsuit against the owner and the occupant of a Campground Road junkyard for violating township ordinances over junkyards. Supervisors…
Hospitality businesses welcome CHIRP relief
Hospitality businesses in Susquehanna County have put to good use their part of $2.43 million in pandemic relief funds received as a result of a…
From roads to recreation, Auburn sees ‘impact’
A little more than a decade ago, Auburn Township was one of many struggling rural municipalities trying to make ends meet with a shrinking tax…
Drug Court initiative moves forward
The planning phase is underway in an effort to start a Drug Court in Susquehanna County. Key stakeholders – including the courts, district attorney, public…
Vet clinic reopening video goes viral
It won’t be long before Southtown Veterinary Hospital opens its doors to the public for the first time in about 15 months. The facility has…
Scholarships offset CDL training costs for recent grads
Gavin Baker walked the stage at Susquehanna Community’s graduation ceremony less than two weeks ago, and he’s already back in the classroom – but now,…
Children’s Advocacy Center gets annual clay shoot back on track
Brilliant sunshine met participants of this year’s Breaking Clays for Kids tournament as they arrived at Rock Mountain Sporting Clays near Springville on June 18….
County settles suit filed by ex-chief clerk
Susquehanna County settled a lawsuit filed nearly four years ago by former chief clerk, R.S. Stoud. The case filed against the county was scheduled to…
Masking questioned by MASD parents
The Montrose Area School Board adopted its final 2021-22 expense budget of nearly $23.4 million with no tax increase at Monday night’s meeting – the…
