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The South Creek Lions Club in Gillett will host a breakfast fundraiser from January to March, 2018. The meals will be served on the second Sunday of each month from 7:30 to 10:30 am. The menu includes eggs, pancakes, sausage, bacon  and sausage gravy, home fries along with coffee, orangeContinue Reading

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In: Meshoppen

The former B&H Pizza Shop in Meshoppen (above) is slated for demolition as soon as CBDG grants totaling $68,000 are released to the borough by the Wyoming County Housing & Redevelopment Authority. Photo and Story by Rick Hiduk (As published in the Dec. 7 edition of the Rocket-Courier) A buildingContinue Reading

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Photos Submitted by Carol Bardzel / Story by Rick Hiduk Community spirit continues to build in Falls and Exeter Township. In the past year, the village and township celebrated its first Falls Summer Celebration and was recently designated an official River Town by the Susquehanna Greenway Partnership. On Dec. 3,Continue Reading

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In: Tunkhannock

Highlights of Christmas in Our Hometown on Dec. 1 included the lighting of the town Christmas tree by Mr. and Mrs Claus (top) with accompaniment by the Tunkhannock High School Marching Band. The Clauses arrived in a horse-drawn wagon (above), much to the delight of scores of children awaiting them.Continue Reading

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In: Dushore

Youngsters lining the parade route during the Christmas in Dushore celebration on Saturday, Dec. 9 should look for Santa, as he will have a special treat for them. The new coloring book “Welcome to Dushore,” which features panels that highlight the Sullivan County borough’s businesses and annual events, is hotContinue Reading

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In: Wyoming County Government

Wyoming County Housing & Redevelopment Authorities grants administrator Lisa Hahn (top, left) distributes an agenda to county commissioners (from right) Tom Henry and Judy Mead and solicitor Paul Litwin concerning 2017 CBDG applications. Wyoming County chief clerk Bill Gaylord (above) displays a plaque presented by the County Commissioners Association ofContinue Reading

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In: state government

Bradford County Commissioner Doug McLinko announced that he is running for Congress to represent the citizens of the 10th Congressional District. “We need public servants to step forward and help lead our country out of this mess, and the President needs conservatives he can count on to stand with himContinue Reading