The tiny legs of smiling, blue-eyed Gwen Sharkey propel her baby walker about the kitchen floor as her mother wonders about devalued property, electromagnetic fields, and a potential threat to her ‘miracle baby.’ Tiffany and Erik Sharkey endured a long and stressful journey through in ...
Muncy Creek Township has yet to receive any notice or documentation it is a party in the Muncy Data Center project plan submitted by a Williamsport-based builder-developer. It was stated this week by Muncy Township Solicitor Joseph F. Orso III that “half the project is in Muncy Creek Township,” but a Muncy Creek Township supervisor said he was surprised to hear that and challenged such an assertion. “Muncy Creek Township has not received any applications, permits, requests for zoning determination, plan submittals, or any other documentation relating to a data center in its ...
A Lycoming County judge has issued an order regarding a civil case filed by a former student who is accusing the Williamsport Area School District of permitting an atmosphere to allow a former high school principal and a former teacher to have inappropriate sexual contact with the former ...
A woman who litigated and won a sex abuse case against a former Loyalsock Township School District teacher and was awarded over $2.8 million in compensatory damages is fighting against the school district’s request to overturn the judgment. Plaintiff Jane Doe filed the opposition in ...
The Muncy School District will receive a $138,000 increase in state funding over last year’s allocation, it was announced at the July meeting. Business Administrator Andrew Seese reported to school directors that the money, approved as part of the recently passed state budget, will include additional funds for general education, basic education, and the Ready to Learn Grant. The funding will help fill the more than half-million-dollar deficit of the district’s 2026-2027 spending plan approved in June, which did not include a tax-millage increase. School directors approved the ...
One local woman’s Broadway dream has been fulfilled - but she’s not done yet. Tess Marshall, who went to Loyalsock Township High School, decided after college she would move to New York City and perform on Broadway, but it took her a lot of hard work and rejection to get where she is ...
