Library Staff Reveres Its Yesterdays While Preparing For Tomorrow
Full-time staff members at the Towanda Public Library (top, from left) Roberta Hansen, Stephanie Grohl, and Katie Patton bring decades of experience to the facility as it approaches a milestone 125-year anniversary. By Rick Hiduk (Originally published in Living Bradford County Magazine) The Towanda Public Library is honing in onContinue Reading
“Caring for Collections” Workshops to Begin March 26
EMHR executive director Cain Chamberlin (standing, back, center) addresses attendees of a previous program at the Susquehanna County Library. The Endless Mountains Heritage Region (EMHR) will conduct a series of workshops in Susquehanna County to provide participants with the information they need to properly preserve, protect and manage artifacts andContinue Reading
Biggest Storm of the Season May Be Upon Us Tomorrow
Tuesday’s snow may already be a distant memory in the river valleys, but there was still plenty of snow in the Irish Hill section of Susquehanna County on Friday morning, ahead of a vigorous storm system that will affect the region from tonight through Saturday evening. Photos and weather synopsisContinue Reading
Master Gardeners to Host a Free Community Seed Exchange
Submitted Article Brazilian Starfish Peppers, Lemon Cucumbers, or Mongolian Giant Sunflowers in a backyard garden? These options and many more will be available at the Penn State Extension Master Gardeners of Wyoming County 3rd Annual Seed Exchange on Saturday, April 2, at the Dietrich Theater in Tunkhannock. This event isContinue Reading
Harriman Partners with Kentucky Family to Take Horse Pulling Championship
Casey Harriman (above, left), Emma Byler (right) and their pulling champion Buzz in Nordmont. Below, the Mahoney family (left) from Turner Station, KY, and the Harrimans from Sullivan County, PA, split top honors at the Tampa State Fair with their Belgian draft horses, Otis and Buzz. By Rick Hiduk (originallyContinue Reading
Owlett, Fritz Weigh In on PA’s Plans to Divest from Russia, Invest in Freedom
Edited from Submitted Materials Pennsylvania House Republicans on Tuesday announced their legislative plans to divest from Russian financial assets and invest in freedom by empowering Pennsylvania’s energy producers to meet new oil and gas demands. House Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff (Centre/Mifflin) noted the importance of divesting from Russian financial assets. “SinceContinue Reading
Factoryville Fire Company Auxiliary Starts Lenten Pizza Sales
Submitted Article After having to cancel their time-honored tradition for the last two years, the Factoryville Fire Company Auxiliary (FFCA) is thrilled to announce the return of their annual Lenten Pizza Sale, held each Friday beginning March 4 through April 15. These freshly made, square (Old Forge Style) pizzas areContinue Reading
Boback Leads Hearing on Pennsylvania’s EMS Crisis
Submitted Article Rep. Karen Boback (Lackawanna/Luzerne/Wyoming), majority chairman of the House Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, on Tuesday convened a public hearing in Harrisburg on Wednesday to examine Pennsylvania’s emergency medical services (EMS) crisis. The committee heard from stakeholder groups about the recruitment and retention of personnel, financial needs,Continue Reading
Rep. Pickett Tours Courthouse at Tunkhannock
Rep. Tina Pickett (second from right) was welcomed to the Wyoming County Courthouse on Tuesday by (from left) sheriff Bob Roberts, commissioners Rick Wilbur and Tom Henry and (not pictured) chief clerk Bill Gaylord. Story and photo by Rick Hiduk (Exclusive to EndlessMtnLifestyles.com readers) As the redistricting of Pennsylvania’s senatorialContinue Reading
Penn State Extension Schedules Webinars for Dairy Farmers
Edited from Submitted Materials Penn State Extension is hosting a series of free webinars where dairy producers from different Pennsylvania counties share their experience installing and raising calves with automated calf feeders and batch feeding systems. “On-Farm Experience With Calf Feeding” will be presented on Tuesday, March 8, from 11Continue Reading