Pickett Requests Consistent Reopening Guidance for Schools
Submitted Article In the wake of this week’s Wolf administration mandate that Pennsylvania students wear a mask during much of the school day, Rep. Tina Pickett (Bradford/Sullivan/Susquehanna) today sent a letter to the secretaries of Health and Education requesting more consistent guidance for school leaders as they prepare for theContinue Reading
South Creek Lions Plan Take Out Dinner
Submitted Article The South Creek Lions will host a take out dinner on Saturday, Sept.12 at 3:30 pm. The menu includes Roast Beef & Turkey, Real Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable, Baked Beans, Fresh Baked Bread and dessert. The cost is $12 per person. This is a TAKE OUT DINNER. Please observeContinue Reading
Blighted Homes Addressed, Election Department Purchases Approved
By Rick Hiduk (Exclusive to EndlessMtnLifestyles.com readers) The Wyoming County Commissioners moved steadily through an ambitious agenda on Aug. 20, with chairman Rick Wilbur addressing the fractured audience from home. In addition to reporters, participants included sheriff Bob Roberts and director of elections Flo Kellett on site and Rep. KarenContinue Reading
Courts Resume, Prison Population Ticks Upward
Present at a meeting of the Wyoming County Prison Board on Aug. 20 were (clockwise from right) chief clerk Bill Gaylord, district attorney Jeff Mitchell, president judge Russell Shurtleff, sheriff Bob Roberts, solicitor Paul Litwin III, commissioners Tom Henry and Ernie King and commissioner Rick Wilbur via phone. Story andContinue Reading
Commissioner Miller Elected to CCAP Post
Submitted Article During the recent CCAP annual meeting, held virtually this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the membership elected its new slate of officers to serve the association in 2021. Bradford County Commissioner Daryl Miller was elected as 1st Vice President. “I am humbled and honored to be chosenContinue Reading
Dennis Farm Featured on PCN History Program
The 195-year-old Dennis Farmhouse, seen here underneath a temporary pole barn structure, will be renovated, restored and repurposed as a museum site that tells the unique story of the Perkins-Dennis family, free African Americans who settled the farm in Brooklyn Township, PA when George Washington was President. Edited from SubmittedContinue Reading
Susquehanna County Housing Authorities Awarded PHARE Funds
Submitted Article Seeking to aid those affected by COVID-19, Rep. Jonathan Fritz (Susquehanna/Wayne) announced that multiple housing authorities and programs were awarded $1,620,000 through the Pennsylvania Housing Affordability and Rehabilitation Enhancement (PHARE) funding program. “So many people in our communities have really fallen on hard times due to the pandemic, especially low-incomeContinue Reading
Third Annual ‘Ride for Patriots’ Benefits Patriots Cove
Riders present check to Patriots Cove co-founder and president Jeff Swire (top, center) after a daylong event that concluded with a bike and car show at the Black Walnut American Legion. More than 200 motorcycles and cars participated in a ride and show on Aug. 8 to honor military veteransContinue Reading
Livestock Projects Get Their Day in the Arena After All
Bringing dairy feeders in front of judge Toby Paulhamus (top, left) at the youth livestock show held at the Harford Fairgrounds on Friday are (from right) Morgan Tweed, Jeremiah Tweed and Jillian Gustin. Morgan’s steer, Mr. Bubbles, took first in the division as well as Grand Champion, while Jeremiah gotContinue Reading
Extension Instructor Comments on Risks of Summer Annual Forages
Submitted Article Summer annual forages like sorghum-sudangrass and millet have become popular additions to many feeding programs across our region. With robust growth in the hot summer months, they can help to fill some of the gap during the “summer slump” in many of our pastures, and provide a somewhatContinue Reading