BR addresses failing students’ grad needs
BY STACI WILSON Blue Ridge is looking at a way to improve its graduation rate and reduce the need for summer school. The district plans…
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Ray’s now has ShurSave in Montrose
BY VIRGINIA CODY With the Aug. 31 purchase of Rob’s Market in Montrose, Ray Petty now has three locations of Ray’s Shur Save. Petty, who’s…
UMC involved in flood recovery
The Susquehanna Conference of The United Methodist Church is actively involved in the current flood recovery response. Rev. Doug Sivers is the Disaster Relief Coordinator…
Already stretched food pantries tested
BY DAVID SINGLETON, Times-Shamrock Writer Area food banks and pantries that often struggle in the best of times to keep shelves stocked are feeling an added…
A chance to just have fun
BY MEGHAN DAVIS, Times-Shamrock Writer Luciano and Isabella Shea, with smiles stretching from ear to ear, played catch, saw a magic show and enjoyed free snacks…
Damage totals from Irene
BY DAVID SINGLETON, Times-Shamrock Writer It could almost be called the forgotten disaster, especially among people who were not directly affected. Less than two weeks before…
More charges leveled in theft ring
BY STACI WILSON Additional theft charges have been lodged against aNew Milfordman police say stole jewelry and coins to cash in for drug money. Brandon…
SCSD, fire company honor local heroes
BY HELEN B. FOSTER, Correspondent Members of the Susquehanna Fire Department were honored at the Sept. 21 Susquehanna Community school board meeting for saving a…
Mountain View votes to refinance bond
BY ROBERT L. BAKER Mt. View school board reconvened its Sept. 19 meeting the next night and its first order of business was to hire…
SCSD shares good report card
BY HELEN B. FOSTER, Correspondent The Susquehanna Community School Board got good news Sept. 21 about its students’ PSSA scores this past year. Superintendent Bronson Stone…