‘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,…
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County responds to EMS crisis
Emergency service providers in Susquehanna County will soon be able to offer potential members access to a grant that will offset the cost of their…
County adds security guard positions
Susquehanna County Sheriff Lance Benedict is hoping to bring on four, part-time security guards to work at the courthouse. The move gained approval by the…
‘Energy Night’ Raises $5k for the Energy Education Fund
On Thursday, July 18, 2019, energy industry employees, advocates, legislators, and supporters attended the 4th Annual “Energy Night” baseball game at PNC Field to watch…
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…
Local official charged for aiding fugitive
A local school board member is facing criminal charges for hindering apprehension or prosecution after she allegedly lied to law enforcement authorities regarding the whereabouts…
SCCTC adds CDL training program
Elk Lake/SCCTC Superintendent Dr. Ken Cuomo describes the addition of a CDL training program to its offerings as a “win-win-win” situation that will have a…
Elk Lake board appoints Emmerich to fill vacancy
The Elk Lake School Board filled one of its open slots at last week’s meeting Thursday night, appointing Tyler Emmerich to fill the Springville Twp….
Greenfield Twp. man succumbs to crash injuries
A Greenfield Twp. man succumbed to injuries sustained in a July 15 one-vehicle crash in Clifford Twp. According to Pennsylvania State Police, Gibson, driver Jeffrey…
Rocks thrown at cars by man in drug-induced rage
Pennsylvania State Police, Gibson, said a man was in a “drug induced rage” when he launched rocks at vehicles traveling on Route 29 on Monday,…