PENNSDALE — Blaise Alexander, a local businessman and philanthropist, made a cameo appearance with his dog and fiancee at the Muncy Township Board of Supervisors’ meeting this week. Alexander’s visit was prompted by a statement from Board Chair Terri Lauchle about a $7,000 fine she ...
A man found lying in the middle of the street following a shooting incident on April 27 will stand trial on attempted homicide and related charges, District Judge Aaron Biichle ruled following a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning. Police responded to the 600 block of Green Street around 3 ...
The natural gas impact fee generated $244 million in 2025 for critical projects across Pennsylvania, bringing the total revenue collected since 2012 to more than $3.12 billion, according to the state Public Utility Commission. Lycoming County received $4,108,204 in 2025, with the county collecting $57,152,620 since 2011, according to a news release from state Sen. Gene Yaw’s office. Another $6,773,225 went to municipalities in Lycoming County, bringing the total since 2011 to $88,298,830. Tioga County and its municipalities received about $9.45 million in 2025 and Sullivan County ...
A restoration project for the Route 44 bridge over the West Branch Susquehanna River in Nippenose Township and Jersey Shore Borough is underway, with completion slated for fall. The contractor, Spartan Contracting LLC, will be performing steel repairs and continuing the construction of a ...
The headstones, forming a concentric circle around the monument dedicated to the soldiers who fought and died in the Civil War, sits atop a hill in Wildwood Cemetery. Time and the environment have obscured the names of those brave soldiers, so the cemetery is planning a workshop to ...
JERSEY SHORE — Confronting a roughly $1 million budget deficit, the Jersey Shore Area School District is considering cuts to staffing and student programs that parents and community members have criticized. After the school board directed Superintendent Brian Ulmer to identify additional savings earlier this spring, he returned last week with a package of proposed cuts totaling more than $141,000. The recommendations include leaving several vacant positions unfilled, reducing field trip and extracurricular budgets and placing the district’s swim team on a moratorium. Ulmer said ...
