Boro council tightens policy
BY STACI WILSON A week after Montrose Council members bolted from their Feb. 6 meeting after an audience member attempted to videotape the proceeding, the…
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Montrose Publishing ends run
BY STACI WILSON After 196 years in business, one of the oldest printers in the nation will close its doors on Friday. Montrose Publishing Company…
Susquehanna mayor resigns
BY HELEN B. FOSTER Correspondent At Susquehanna borough’s February 14, meeting, Mayor Michael Matis resigned his position, effective March 14. Matis, who was appointed following…
Boro prez alludes to lawsuit over bulk water sales
BY STACI WILSON Montrose Borough Council President Tom LaMont said the borough may be entering into a lawsuit over bulk water sales. In council’s first…
Slaying remains mystery
BY STEVE MCCONNELL Times-Shamrock Writer Joshua David Rogers and Gilberto Alvarez had a “purpose” motivating them to head out to a ruralSusquehannaCountyproperty where they were…
Mountain View hires business manager
BY ROBERT L. BAKER Mountain View School Board approved Monday night the hiring of a new business manager. Janice M. Finnochio of Saylorsburg was hired…
Susquehanna Community takes look at potential cuts
BY HELEN B. FOSTER Uppermost on everyone’s mind attending the February 15, school board meeting was Governor Tom Corbett’s budget and how it will impactSusquehannaCommunitySchool…
Gas data show steady climb in production through 2011
BY LAURA LEGERE Times-Shamrock Writer Natural gas production fromPennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale wells continued to climb in the second half of 2011, according to data reported…
Friends, family mourn, celebrate homicide victims
BY DENIS J. O’MALLEY Times-Shamrock Writer If Gilberto Alvarez was to be remembered appropriately, it would have to be done with the taste of Jack…
Kingsley man charged with fraud
BY ROBERT L. BAKER Charges were bound over toSusquehannaCountycourt last week against a 49-year-old Kingsley man accused of reneging on home improvements he allegedly promised…