SCCTC students to build pavilion
BY PAT FARNELLI Elk Lake’s school board announced Thursday night that a contract with the building trades programs in its Susquehanna County Career and Technology…
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Susquehanna Community accepts resignations
BY HELEN B. FOSTER Correspondent Susquehanna Community school board accepted three resignations, two teachers and one aide, at its Wednesday (Feb. 16) meeting. High school…
Harford adopts noise ordinance
BY PAT FARNELLI Harford Township supervisors adopted an Industrial Noise Ordinance Tuesday and listened to residents’ opinions about winter road conditions. The noise ordinance, written…
New Milford Twp. informed on seismic tests
BY PAT FARNELLI New Milford Township supervisors learned Wednesday (Feb. 16) about what to expect from seismic testing about to happen. Seismic detection by Geokinetics…
Rental ordinance proposed for Montrose
BY PAT FARNELLI Montrose Borough Council discussed a proposed rental ordinance and a Drainage Maintenance Agreement for SR 706’s Church Street section proposed by PennDOT…
Local legislators tour gas compressor site
BY ELIZABETH SKRAPITS Times-Shamrock Writer Local legislators got an up-close and detailed look at a natural gas compressor station Friday that is similar to one…
Women to be honored as ‘Legacy Ladies’
The Montrose Area Adult School is initiating an annual recognition of the contributions local women have made to the community. During Women’s History Month,…
Blue Ridge facing tough choices
BY STACI WILSON Rumors about windmills, program and staff cuts and increased class sizes prompted Blue Ridge Superintendent Robert McTiernan to issue a taped phone…
Williams Energy sets up shop
BY ROBERT L. BAKER Williams Energy, an Oklahoma-based natural gas transportation company in the.Fortune 500, is planning to open offices in Tunkhannock and possibly Nicholson…
Elk Lake runners get red carpet
BY KEVIN WOODRUFF Elk Lake’s boys’ and girls’ cross country teams, who each won the PIAA Class AA state championship last fall, took a special…