Bill would name Laceyville Post Office for Melinda “Mindy” Gene Piccotti, an Air Force veteran and community leader Congressman Fred Keller announced on Thursday that his bill, H.R. 4279 to name the post office in Laceyville, Wyoming County, after Melinda “Mindy” Gene Piccotti, an Air Force veteran and community leaderContinue Reading
Submitted Photo State Rep. Karen Boback visited Memory Lane Antiques in Laceyville Friday afternoon to help management and vendors celebrate their grand opening, which continues through the weekend. Heather and Russ Hodgson are the managers of the shop. Pictured (from left) are Rep. Boback, vendor Mike Houser, co-manager Heather Hodgson, andContinue Reading
“We have heard you. And we are moving in that direction,” Laceyville Borough Council member Henry Laboranti (above) told residents at the most recent council meeting in regards to re-establishing a police force. To increase accountability, he said that the cruiser will have a dash cam, and the new officerContinue Reading
Memory Lane Antiques & Collectibles will open on Thursday, Oct. 3 at the site of the former Laceyville Thrift & Vintage. Managers Russell and Heather Hodgson are excited about bringing a variety of vendors to 420 Main Street with years of experience dealing antiques in other shops and co-ops alongContinue Reading
Melinda “Mindy” Gene Piccotti was an Air Force veteran and community leader Congressman Fred Keller Wednesday announced he has introduced H.R. 4279 to name the Post Office in Laceyville, Wyoming County, after Melinda “Mindy” Gene Piccotti, an Air Force veteran and community leader who founded Hunts for Healing. Started inContinue Reading
Submitted Photo Celebrating the grand opening of the new Commonwealth Health clinic on Main Street in Laceyville on Tuesday are (from left) Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce president Gina Suydam, office nursed Tenisha Pedro and Karon Crawford, physician assistant Mallory Pacoski, primary care physician Dr. Michael Brown, receptionist Joanne Price,Continue Reading
A box culvert is expected to be installed next week to complete flood repairs at the west end of Laceyville (top) and, hopefully, reduce runoff issues in that part of town. Heavy stone placed in a washout area along the eastern end of Main Street (above), however, does not addressContinue Reading
Pitching this past week to help their cross-river neighbors with flooding issues were (from left) Robert Long, Ron Trowbridge, Robin Robinson, Jason VanDeMark and Brent Trowbridge. Submitted Photo/Story by Rick Hiduk A week after a torrential downpour on June 18 caused flooding and runoff issues in several parts of Laceyville,Continue Reading
Borough council president Randy Brigham (top, right) and Laceyville firefighters Adam Dietz (center) and Brian Yurgatis talk beside yet another makeshift dam on Main Street in Laceyville. A PennDOT backhoe operator (above) clears debris from Route 6 in Skinners Eddy. Photos and story by Rick Hiduk (Exclusive to Endless MountainsContinue Reading
Though there was no discussion specific to bringing back the Laceyville Police Department at the June 5 meeting, council members expressed concerns about suspicious activity in the borough and how to best utilize the police cruiser that was put into service in 2018. Laceyville council chair Randy Brigham (above, left)Continue Reading