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Cogan House Community Church to hold largest rummage sale in its history

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Cogan House Community Church, 3782 Cogan House Road, Trout Run, will hold its annual rummage sale from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19, however this year looks to be the biggest looks to be their biggest in the sale’s seven year history, according to Joyce Way, whose husband, Cleveland Way, is the pastor the church. “It’s really a good fundraiser, and it’s an excellent way to bring our community together,” Joyce said. “We get oodles and oodles of stuff, and it’s always new every year because. We don’t bring things back from last year. We start from scratch ...

Montoursville board approves proposal for sale of school

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The Montoursville Area School Board at its recent meeting approved a proposal from Fish Real Estate for the sale of the Loyalsock Valley Elementary School property. Under its proposal, Fish would receive up to a 5.5% commission with the sale. The proposal lists a suggested sales price of between $2.25 million and $2.50 million. The school located on a 13.6-acre parcel at 3790 Route 87N, Montoursville, is closing at the end of the 2026-2027 school year at which time all elementary students in the district will attend Lyter Elementary School. The vote to approve the proposal was ...

Residents appeal conditional use approval for data center in Muncy Township

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Two Muncy Township residents have filed an appeal against conditional use approval of a data center proposed in April in the township next to their home. Rae-Ellah B. and Sean S. Tetreault filed in Lycoming County Court of Common Pleas against Muncy Township supervisors and DANKO Holdings II, LP/FISHLIPS, LLC. The filing is identified as a notice of land use appeal pursuant to the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code. The plaintiffs are challenging the deemed approval of a conditional use application for a data center facility and related landowner curative zoning ...

Work on Shaw Place Park pump track continues in Williamsport

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The City of Williamsport is getting pumped up for a new kind of bike park that is starting to take shape. Mounds and piles of dirt can be seen from above Shaw Place Park in the east end of the city as the highly anticipated “pump track” for BMX bikes and other kinds of bicycles. In ...

CPRS offers tuition reimbursement to Penn College students

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Pennsylvania College of Technology has entered into an agreement with CPRS Physical Therapy that will allow physical therapist assistant students to offset a portion of their tuition while potentially securing full-time employment. Upon graduation from the PTA program, students who sign an ...