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TROUBLED WATERS
April 21, 2013 The Susquehanna River has some problems, and concerned people including environmentalists and anglers would love to have it listed as impaired. more »»
Bass fishing is fine on Lycoming, Pine creeks
April 21, 2013 Smallmouth bass fishing may not be what it was on the Susquehanna River as dwindling numbers of the young fish are transforming what was long considered a kind of fishermen’s paradise. more »»
Suspect shot dead after woman killed
April 21, 2013 MANSFIELD — Moments after he allegedly gunned down his former girlfriend in her Westfield apartment Friday night, a 51-year-old man was shot dead by a police officer after refusing repeated orders t... more »»
Tioga County man killed in crash early Saturday
April 21, 2013 MANSFIELD — A 40-year-old man was killed early Saturday morning when his pickup truck crashed on Canoe Camp Creek Road in Covington Township, state police said. Stephen L. more »» 
Author speaks at college about ‘essential’ skills for children
April 20, 2013 Lessons and skills learned at an early age can greatly affect the success of individuals as they go into adulthood. more »»
Storm, winds bring damage to region
April 20, 2013 MUNCY — A violent short-lived torrential rain storm pounded the borough early Friday night, downing numerous trees, tearing sections of roof off some structures and knocking a few outbuildings off... more »» 
From city cleanup to Mill Cove event, Earth Day activities abound in region
April 19, 2013 Earth Day is Monday, and already people have been pitching in and thinking about what they can do for Mother Earth. more »»
Police: Explosive remains found at inactive gas well
April 19, 2013 PITTSBURGH (AP) — Police say they’re investigating reports remains of small explosive devices were found at two natural gas drilling sites in northeastern Pennsylvania. Shell Oil Co. more »» 
Revisions may be in store for transit center and garage
April 19, 2013 Revision may be in store for engineers working on a parking garage and transit facility in downtown Williamsport. City Council Thursday approved L. more »»
Causes determined in fires in city, Lycoming Township
April 19, 2013 Wednesday’s house fire on Cottage Avenue in Lycoming Township has been ruled accidental, according to Hepburn Township Fire Chief Jeff Tempesco. more »»
Mayor’s wish list of capital projects to face scrutiny
April 18, 2013 Hints are clear that a proposed plan to refinance city debt and float a $20 million bond issue to pay for multiple projects on Mayor Gabriel J. Campana’s wish list is going to face many hurdles. more »» 
3 honored for public service at Brotherhood Alliance dinner
April 18, 2013 The Lycoming County Brotherhood Alliance annually honors local people who step up to the plate on behalf of their communities and demonstrate some of the values that make America great. more »»
Lycoming County strives to attract day-trippers, tourists
April 18, 2013 Members of the Lycoming/Sullivan Counties Boroughs Association were updated on the promotion of Lycoming County as tourist destination at their meeting Wednesday evening. more »»
Final plans for parking garage up for review
April 18, 2013 An $8 million, three-level parking garage to be called Trade and Transit II will be among items on City Council’s agenda tonigh. more »»
Lycoming-Clinton Joinder waiting for its payments
April 18, 2013 Almost $400,000 in payments expected for mental health services provided by the Lycoming-Clinton Joinder Board have not been received. more »»
Woodward Township residents concerned about excavation
April 18, 2013 LINDEN — Several citizens came forward to voice their frustrations and concerns with a neighbor’s logging activities to Woodward Township supervisors during their Wednesday night meeting. more »»
Prepare for the worst, but hope for the best
April 17, 2013 When the eyes of the world are on Williamsport in August for the Little League World Series, will any further security measures be needed after Monday’s bombings at the Boston Marathon? A Little... more »»
Williamsport School Board votes to eliminate 2 courses
April 17, 2013 The Williamsport Area School Board voted in favor of curtailing part of the career and technical education program at the high school during Tuesday’s meeting. more »»
Number of blighted buildings in double digits
April 17, 2013 Sixty-five properties are considered to be blighted in the city. That was the update provided Tuesday morning by Joseph Gerardi, codes administrator, to the city blighted properties review committe. more »»
Arbor Day efforts include brochure
April 17, 2013 Something new for Arbor Day is expected to attract many more tourists to historic Brandon Park. more »» |
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