Slanted Art Co-op members and supporters who are excited about their upcoming move to the former Lee’s Furniture Store on Church Street include (from left) Deb Reimel, Susan Zellner, Jesse Jackson, Rip Howard, Greg Flanagan, Sue Palackas, Rita Eddy and Chris Lathrop. By Rick Hiduk (Also published in the SusquehannaContinue Reading
Submitted Article Following a long awaited announcement, Pennsylvania summer camps will be permitted to reopen for the summer 2021 season. Senator Lisa Baker (20th district) called this decision a victory not just for children and families across Pennsylvania, but also for northeastern Pennsylvania’s economy. “Last year, Governor Wolf’s decision toContinue Reading
Submitted Article Congressman Fred Keller (PA-12) today reintroduced the Reviewing Urban and Rural Adjustments to Level Hospital Expenses and Lopsided Payments Act, otherwise known as the RURAL HELP Act in the 117th Congress with original co-sponsors Mike Kelly (PA-16), Glenn “GT” Thompson (PA-15), Morgan Griffith (VA-09), Frank Lucas (OK-03), and Greg Steube (FL-17).Continue Reading
A photo taken by Ed Krizauskas (top) shows the Starrucca House as it appears from Ira Reynolds Riverfront Park. It is clearly visible again since the removal of a long row of railroad cars that had been parked in Susquehanna since December. Photos taken by Starrucca House resident Andreas Plonka,Continue Reading
“I started paddling with my friend, Danielle Foust, this past summer as an exciting new way to get exercise and for a safe activity during the pandemic. The second I was on a kayak, I found a new sense of freedom that I had not felt in a long time.Continue Reading
Endless Mountains Heritage Region representatives Cain Chamberlin (top, left) and Vanessa Billings-Seiler (second from right) enjoy a walk on the Countryside Conservancy Trolley Trail with Wyoming County Commissioner Ernie King (second from left) and Keystone College programs and grants coordinator Marina Martino. (trolley tr at Riverside Dr) Above, Countryside Conservancy TrolleyContinue Reading
Dear Editor, Over the past seven weeks, we have all been overwhelmed with the daily news and updates on COVID-19. The impact on our economy, due to political actions, has also been staggering. As usual, I will focus on food issues. Immediately after states began shutting down schools and businesses,Continue Reading
A number of agencies and philanthropic organizations in the Endless Mountains region of northeastern Pennsylvania have joined forces to coordinate and implement the Small Business Assistance Fund to help companies employing two to 20 people maintain operations and get back on their feet after the COVID-19 pandemic passes. Corporate donationsContinue Reading
Chris McPherson (above) is an American biochemist working and living in South Korea, just across the Yellow Sea from mainland China, as seen in Google map at top, and the epicenter of the cornavirus outbreak. By Rick Hiduk (Also published in the Daily Review) While news of the coronavirus thatContinue Reading
Submitted Article The Endless Mountains Empowerment Summit for Women was founded five years ago, with the mission to educate, inspire, and empower women of our region in personal and professional development. Each year the summit provides women with a day of life changing workshops in addition to raising funds forContinue Reading