BradCo Inmate With No Outside Contact Tests Positive for COVID
By Rick Hiduk (Exclusive to EndlessMtnLifestyles.com readers) A male prisoner at the Bradford County Correctional Facility in Burlington has tested positive for coronavirus, though he has not been outside the facility recently. According to warden Don Stewart (above), the man was tested after exhibiting symptoms and found to be positive.Continue Reading
Slanted Art Co-op is Ready for the Holidays
By Sue Palackas (Also published in the Kitson Arts Alliance North Branch News) The holidays have arrived in Montrose. The streets are adorned with greens and white lights, and Slanted Art is overflowing with holiday spirit. Our windows on the corner of Church Street and Route 29 have come aliveContinue Reading
Soup Nights Expanding to Warm Souls During Pandemic
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church members Martha Kupscznk (top, left) and Karen Blye-McAbee stir soup pots in the church kitchen last Wednesday in preparation for the church’s first Soup Night. Above, Dan and Lynne Graham put up signage along Church Street to direct people to the pickup area for Soup Night,Continue Reading
Details for COVID Testing in Wyoming County Released
Free Covid-19 testing will be conducted by the Pennsylvania Department of Health from Thursday, Dec. 10 to Monday, Dec. 14 at the Wyoming County Emergency Operations Center, 3880 US-6, Tunkhannock. Testing will be offered from 9 am to 6 pm daily – or until 450 people have been tested thatContinue Reading
Penn State Extension Offers “Cost of Production 101”
The Penn State Extension Program will conduct a ‘From Cash Records to Cost of Production’ Webinar on Jan. 11, 2021. By Michal Lunak, Dairy Educator, Penn State Extension Cost of production (COP) per unit is the best way to summarize financial information about a farm enterprise. Cost of production perContinue Reading
Northern Counties Fare Well in Cultural, Historical Support Grants
The Bradford County Historical Society in Towanda (top) and the Sullivan County Historical Society (above) are two of three local winners of grants from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum. Submitted Article The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Commission (PHMC) today awarded $30,080 in grants to seven eligible museums and officialContinue Reading
Too Warm for Weekend Snow?
While some may have seen Wednesday morning’s snow and gray skies as gloomy, the light wintery weather was beautiful to others. Here, some cabins at Shore Forest Campground near Hop Bottom in Susquehanna County are reflected on Tanner Pond. Photo and Weather synopsis by Rick Hiduk Forecast models differ slightly,Continue Reading
Dietrich Theater to Show ‘Twelve Movies of Christmas’
Submitted Article What is your favorite Christmas movie of all time? Is it associated with a tradition or a childhood memory? Well, there is a good chance that one of your favorite Christmas films will be celebrated at the Dietrich Theater as part of the Dietrich’s Twelve Movies of Christmas.Continue Reading
Master Gardener December Photo Contest: Holiday Decorations
A ceramic Santa’s workshop (above) made in the 1970s by Aileen Gleason with fresh evergreens and lights at the base. Submitted Article Do you have some beautiful holiday decoration photos on your phone or camera that you would like to share in a contest and win some super prizes? TheContinue Reading
Sullivan County Rewarded for Election Preparation and Management
Sullivan County director of elections Hope Verelst (third from left) and chief clerk Francine Doyle (fourth from left) are congratulated by commissioners (from left) Brian Hoffman, Donna Iannone and (second from right) Darlene Fenton, and county solicitor Ken Levitsky for receiving the Outstanding Chief Clerk/Administrator Award from the County CommissionersContinue Reading