Comstock Family’s Knack for Restoration Includes Historic Garage
The restoration of the old Commonwealth Garage into the new Comstock Garage is well underway with (above, from right) Steve, Dana and Hank Comstock, and Scott Nicodemus at the helm. Below, Heavy snow blankets the old Dodge Dealership in January 1964. Story and lead photo by Rick Hiduk (originally publishedContinue Reading
Keystone College Collaborates With Dennis Farm for Historic Event
Representatives of The Dennis Farm and Keystone College gather at a planning session for the upcoming June 28 event celebrating a special semi-quincentennial Bell Presentation ceremony honoring The Dennis Farm as one of the nation’s most revered historical landmarks in anticipation of the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026. From theContinue Reading
Pivot Therapist Sets Out for Hunger Awareness Walk
CHOP CEO and founder Dani Ruhf (center) meets with Pivot Physical Therapy employees Shane Chapman (left) and Bill Frye on Monday morning at the Pivot facility in Tunkhannock. Within minutes, Frye stepped off on a 23.7-mile walk to Wyalusing – the first leg of his annual five-day Walk For HungerContinue Reading
Students Invited for Summer Career Experiences
Submitted by Northern Tier Industry & Education Consortium With the school year over (crazy as that sounds), consider spending time with us exploring careers in three different industries. NTIEC is hosting three summer career experience programs this summer. There is something for everyone. Healthcare Career Summer Experience – join usContinue Reading
Two Centuries and Counting – C.C. Allis & Sons Braces for the Future
For many years, regular customers could count on finding (above, from left) Donald, Clair, and Raymond Allis hard at work at the lumber mill and retail center. In recent years, C.C. Allis & Sons has been handed down to siblings (below, from left) Chris and Tim Allis, and their sister, ShannonContinue Reading
Hundreds of Frontier Customers Make Their Voices Heard at PUC Hearings
Edited From Rep. Tina Pickett’s weekly e-newsletter Frustrated by years of poor service, hundreds of Frontier Commonwealth customers turned out recently for four public input hearings held by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) in the 110th District and surrounding areas. Whether you shared your experience with poor customer service,Continue Reading
Heritage Region Hosts Unveiling Event for PA River of the Year
Numerous entities were represented at Vosburg Neck State Park on June 6 as the Endless Mountains Heritage Region (EMHR) paired a celebration of the organization’s 25th anniversary with the unveiling of the 2023 PA River of the Year poster. Representatives from DCNR and the state park system and local electedContinue Reading
Stoney Point Camp Looks to Expand Programs for Adults and Families
Stoney Point Camp director Tommy Hiduk (right) and communications coordinator Vanessa Billings-Seiler invite the public to attend an event or register for a program at the faith-based facility near Wyalusing. Story and photo above by Rick Hiduk (originally published in Living Bradford County Magazine) The staff and management of StoneyContinue Reading
EMVB Room Tax Grant Applications Now Open
Submitted Article The Endless Mountains Visitors Bureau (EMVB) is accepting applications for the 2023 Room Tax Grant Program. All applications must be postmarked by September 25, 2023. The grant program is open to any nonprofit organization or branch of local or county government based in Sullivan, Susquehanna, or Wyoming counties.Continue Reading
Resolution Marks “Chesapeake Bay Awareness Week” in Pennsylvania
Submitted Article / Map by Kmusser with elevation data by SRT The week of June 4 to 10 was designated as “Chesapeake Bay Awareness Week” in Pennsylvania under Senate Resolution 124, sponsored by Sen. Scott Martin (PA 13th), Chairman of the Chesapeake Bay Commission (CBC), and Sen. Gene Yaw (PAContinue Reading