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The contract, which passed as part of the board’s consent calendar — which are taken in one vote unless a member pulls an item for discussion — came after months of disputes between the sheriff’s office and the city. The latter balked at the contract’s initial $315,000 estimate, over double what they paid the previous […]
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NEWTOWN — With two first-quarter trips to the red zone yielding just three points, North Penn’s offense was in need of a spark. It didn’t have to wait very long or look all that far for the fuse to ignite. Knights linebacker Nate Schepian’s late first-quarter hit on Council Rock South QB Marley Emerson forced […]
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Dear Johnnie: What are those tall dark brown weeds — I assume they’re weeds — that are so prevalent this year? If you want to be sure which ones I’m talking about, there are plenty on the property bounded by 95th Street, the Diagonal, and Left Hand Creek. — Don’t Go To Seed! Source : […]
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — The Skidmore College field hockey game vs. SUNY Geneseo on Saturday, Sept. 7 will be played in honor of Saratoga field hockey player Olivia Allen who lost her battle with cancer last spring. The program will be accepting donations before or at the game to the Live Like Liv Foundation. (#LiveLikeLiv) […]
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The lifeblood of any community resides in its children — the next generation of leaders — and the Penrose Community Library unveiled a new addition to its children’s library Tuesday during the annual Friends of Library Meeting and Potluck. Sherry Skye Stuart, a local author and longtime library supporter, discovered two figurines at Coal Creek […]
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KINGSTON, N.Y. – Ulster County Industrial Development Agency officials are finding a lull in interest by developers and companies to either open new work sites or expand existing business. Activity has been limited to business owners who have not quite made up their minds on seeking tax breaks, Agency Chairman Michael Ham said during a […]
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SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — The Hope Rocks Festival was in full swing on Sunday, Aug. 25, raising awareness about addiction, depression, and social isolation through music and activities at Cantine Field. On its second day, the weekend-long festival featured such performers as Journey Blue Heaven and The Rock City Revival and American Nomads. Local vendors were […]
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Two people were killed in a motor vehicle crash during a police pursuit Aug. 22 at the intersection of Griswold Road and state Route 57 in Elyria, according to a news release from the Ohio State Highway Patrol Elyria Post. Tanner Smith, 36, of Cleveland, and Meghan Incorvaia, 36, of Wakeman, died at the scene, […]
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Eighty-one-year-old Susan Vines knows she has just weeks, or maybe months, to live. Because of her choice to request and self-administer Medical Aid In Dying medication when, and if, she is ready, she is at peace. In 2016, Colorado voters approved Proposition 106, “Access to Medical Aid In Dying,” which amends Colorado statutes to include […]
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Saquon Barkley is feeling fearless after completing his summer reading. The new Eagles running back dove into the book Victory Favors the Fearless by author Darrin Donnelly before joining his teammates at training camp. The synopsis: The book is about a fictional boxer who is going through the seven fears that are holding him back […]
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