Fall is upon us, and if we stay within the season based upon the weather we are experiencing, most of us are enjoying the cooler weather, the fall festivals and fairs, and the general bounty of the harvest season. We are seeing the plethora of zucchini baked goods produced from the garden’s ...
EPHRATA — Amish and Mennonite shoppers in conservative dress mingled with shoppers from the wider public on a recent Friday at a vast outdoor market here, where vendors sold colorful pumpkins and mums, fry pies and squash, sports jerseys and Barbie accessories. Such interactions are ...
The Lycoming County Commissioners put out a call for anyone who has any ideas or resources to help with finding a long-term solution to the lack of homeless shelters in the area, particularly those equipped to house women and children. Commissioner Scott Metzger said that the commissioners met with representatives of the American Rescue Workers (ARW), which, up until September, had operated the Saving Grace Shelter in Williamsport. Anticipating that the building would be sold, ARW closed the shelter, before the prospective buyers had made a final commitment to the sale. Because of ...
A specially-assigned Northumberland County judge may decide on a change of the procedure to appoint police administration in the City of Williamsport. A Commonwealth Court panel earlier this week ruled the city has been violating the Optional Third Class City Code by not following civil ...
Property owners who will be impacted by proposed PPL transmission lines serving a proposed data center in Union County were able to speak with representatives on the various aspects of the project at an open house this week. Earlier this year, the company had presented options for the ...
Health insurance costs are expected to rise significantly in the Montoursville Area School District in the coming year. And the 14.4 percent increase likely to be included in next year’s spending plan is only part of a trend not likely to end anytime soon, district officials reported at ...
