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Sunflower maze — bigger than before — returns to Clinton County farm

MILL HALL — The beloved sunflower maze is back for 2023. With the summer in full swing, the Dotterer family is ready to welcome the community back to the farm for the second year of its sunflower maze. Doug Dotterer, his wife Cortney and their planning committee have enjoyed planning out ...

Wayward alligator heads to new home after capture

Apollo-area officials and volunteers are celebrating the successful and safe capture Sunday of an alligator living in the Kiski River. The gator, nicknamed “Chomper” by the search team and rescued by two adult male kayakers Sunday evening, had been the subject of an intense search over ...

Bank continues to support library programs

The James V. Brown Library, 19 E. Fourth St., recently was the recipient of a $5,000 contribution from Jersey Shore State Bank, 300 Market Street, through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program. The EITC program, administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Community and ...

Bug for a snack? Program converts some at area Grange

MONTGOMERY – When speaker Nate Moyer asked at a recent meeting of Eagle Grange how many of those present would never consider eating an insect, about half of the audience raised their hands amid snickers and comments of “yuck”. But by the end of Nate’s presentation on entomophagy ...

City library celebrates summer learning

The James V. Brown Library, 19 E. Fourth St., will celebrate all children who participated in the summer learning program during a Summer Learning Finale scheduled from 1-6 p.m. Tuesday, August 1. Children who bring back their puzzle sheet (available at any help desk) will receive a free ...

Old cottages made new in Eagles Mere tradition

If you’ve ever studied the early photos of Eagles Mere cottages in the Eagles Mere Museum exhibits, or in Mere Reflections by Bush and Barbara James and compared them to those same cottages you pass on the village streets today, you will quickly realize that “renovate, renovate” has been an Eagles Mere tradition for almost all of its existence as a resort community. Porches were added as partly or fully enclosed, one or more additions increased the size of what began as a smaller cottage, viewing towers were added and, in some cases, removed or enclosed, rooflines altered, ...