Historical Tunkhannock Walking Tour to Continue in July
The Kittredge House (above) at 19 Susquehanna Avenue was built in 1911 and originally owned by William Kittredge, a local lumber baron and manufacturer of cosmetics and food flavorings. In 1915, he applied to the U.S. Patent Office for a trademark for his concentrated food extracts. It is dominated byContinue Reading
Tunkhannock Marks “River of the Year” at Riverside Park
Participants in the River of the Year event held at Tunkhannock on June 14 included (above, from left) Kelly Rossiter of DCNR; Annette Schultz of EMHR; Leslie Cadden, representing Rep. Karen Boback; Wyoming County Commissioner Judy Mead; Exeter Township supervisor Rick Wilbur; Jean Ruhf of the Endless Mountains Visitors Bureau;Continue Reading
Commissioners Applaud Partnership for Walking Tour Project
The Wyoming County Commissioners (seated, from left) Judy Mead, Tom Henry, and Ron Williams signed a proclamation on June 14 recognizing the community effort behind the Historic Tunkhannock Walking Tour, which will be unveiled to the public on Founders Day, June 25. Representing the tour project partners were (standing, fromContinue Reading
Living History Weekend Continues Series of Family Events at French Azilum
A horse-drawn carriage ride around the grounds of the French Azilum Historic Site was just one of many activities for families to enjoy during a Living History Weekend conducted by the Endless Mountains Primitive Outdoorsmen on June 11 and 12. There are numerous family-friendly events on the schedule for theContinue Reading
P&G Donates to Starlite Playhouse Project
The Wyoming County Players’ Junior Players and Little Hams, in costume for their “Grease, Jr” production, surround Kim Whipple, co-director of the Wyoming County Players and Alex Fried of Procter & Gamble, who delivered a grant for $12,400 – the first of two donations promised to the Players for theirContinue Reading
Addiction and Overdose Awareness Rally Planned in Tunkhannock (2016)
Not One More Wyoming County committee members (from left) Celeste Kranick, Sandy Vieczorek, John Fabiseski, Commissioners Tom Henry and Judy Mead, Lizz DeWolfe, County EMA Director Gene Dziak, and Rick Hiduk invite the public to the Wyoming County Addiction and Overdose Awareness Rally, which will be held in Tunkhannock onContinue Reading
BCRAC Announces 8th Annual Endless Mountains Film Festival
The Bradford County Regional Arts Council (BCRAC) announces the eighth Endless Mountains Digital Film Festival. Filmmakers of all ages are invited to submit short digital films to the arts council by Friday, July 26 at 4 pm. Winning submissions will be screened at the Keystone Theatre in Towanda on Monday, Aug.Continue Reading
NEPA Rail-Trail Council Plans 25th Anniversary
submitted story The Rail-Trail Council of NEPA will be celebrating its 25th anniversary with a day full of activities including “Art on the Trail” – a celebration of local art and crafts – on Saturday, June 25. The public is invited to participate in a series of trail events, kickingContinue Reading
EMHR Board Enjoys Tour of Baldwin House
Sullivan County Museum volunteer and EMHR board member Melanie Norton (above, left) gives a tour of the Baldwin House in Laporte to (continuing from left) Hilliary Robinson, EMHR project manager; Alice Deutsch, board president; and Marion Sweet, Wyoming County board member. Board members also toured the home’s Victorian flower gardensContinue Reading
Pickett Pleased with News of Natural Gas Refinery in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Representative Tina Pickett was pleased with the news that Shell Chemical Appalachia will build a petrochemical refinery and complex in western Pennsylvania, thereby increasing demand for Pennsylvania-produced natural gas. “As part of the plastic manufacturing process, this type of plant will need huge amounts of natural gas toContinue Reading