EdCamp celebrates 10th year
BY STACI WILSON Budding performers have turned out for EdCamp’s 10th year. This week-long, intensive theater camp for middle and high school students culminates with…
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Cabot begins drilling in Harford
BY PAT FARNELLI Harford Township Supervisors approved a driveway permit for the first Cabot Oil and Gas drilling pad located within the township at their…
Man’s body mauled by bear
BY ROBERT L. BAKER A man’s body was found in a vehicle on a rural Susquehanna County road on the Fourth of July, apparently mauled…
Accident claims Hop Bottom teen
BY DAVID FALCHEK and ERIN MOODY, Times-Shamrock Writers A Hop Bottom teen about to start high school died Friday in an accidental electrocution. Ebon C….
Boro may co-sign sewer loan
BY PAT FARNELLI Montrose Borough Council and the Montrose Municipal Authority butted heads last Tuesday (July 5) over the MMA’s request for the borough to…
Daylily gardener plans sell-off
BY STACI WILSON All of the energy in a daylily stalk is concentrated to produce one perfect bloom that lasts only 24 hours. Montrose’s Fred…
Great Bend Borough making headway
BY PAT FARNELLI Great Bend Borough is making progress on the municipal police department, streets with water and drainage problems, and other projects, it was…
Dimock advertised gas lease for bids
BY PAT FARNELLI Dimock Township Supervisors were surprised to hear Monday night that one reason they have not received royalty checks for township property is…
Burmans grand marshals for Home Town Days
BY HELEN B. FOSTER, Correspondent David and Diane Burman were selected Grand Marshalls for Susquehanna’s Home Town Days parade that took place on Friday evening, July…
Stalker settling in at Williams
BY ROBERT L. BAKER Just a couple of years ago, Ryan Stalker was helping Lackawanna College map out a new gas technology program – the…