Warmest regards: Re-evaluating my word for today My word for today is precarious. Life is precarious. One minute we’re fine, floating along in what I call “everydayness.... Inside looking out: Down the stretch we come! Our lives, inside my wild imagination, can be described in the vernacular of a horse race. Stay with me on this. We just... It’s in your nature: Alien invaders — introduced species Before our European ancestors arrived on our East Coast, we had no Norway rats or house mice. These are introduced speci... Warmest regards: Is there such a thing as a ‘forever marriage?’ By Pattie Mihalik newsgirl@comcast.net If you look around at all the marriages that fail as well as those that live in... Now you see it, now you don’t Q. I have a nasty-looking scar that shows only when I wear a bathing suit. I’d like to get rid of it, if possible. What’... Life with Liz: Some decisions matter for kids Last week we did our last-minute scramble to pick up school supplies and make sure we have sneakers that fit and that al... Not everyone has radio-free fillings it seems A while ago, I wrote a column about my wife, Gale, who told me she was hearing talk radio in her head. I researched this... Inside looking out: Stand up for convenience store workers The line in the dollar store was 15 deep and only one register was open. Two young employees were trying frantically to ... Under my hat: A flood can last a lifetime It was just a few hours after the flooding. The water had just subsided and I drove 14 miles to Port Carbon. I felt comp... Inside looking out: Kick in the door of dreams “Find something you love and let it kill you.” Poet and philosopher Charles Bukowski, who struggled with depression and ... Latest Photo GalleriesUkraine Dance Camp2025-07-07Photo gallery: D & L trailfest 2025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill Hootenanny 20252025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill fire2025-06-30Opinion Common sense, moral issues and changing minds We are a debt ridden nation with a need for a great number of workers. Every where you look you see help wanted signs. We have a large numbe... Face forward on front platesblue mountain resort amusement taxesHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Look beyond the insurance company mascotOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1979 For 46 years, motorists from far and wide have traveled to Nesquehoning annually to have the Rev. Msgr. Agnello Angelini bless their cars, b... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1966JULY 16, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 14, 1961AP News Nursing homes struggle due to immigration crackdownBattle takes shape for House in 20262 killed in Ky. church shootingU.S. measles outbreak highest in yearsWorkers, Philadelphia reach deal to end strikeSearchers in Texas still hunting for missingLast jail escapee still on the runDeath toll in Texas flash floods rises to 70; 11 campers remain missingFetterman a concern for Dems, Lamb is back « Previous 181 182 183 » Next 2025 Readers' ChoiceMan charged after gun discharges, shooting childDodgers pick Tamaqua’s LigenzaLehighton grad wins an EmmyMahoning meat business issued notice of violation
Inside looking out: Down the stretch we come! Our lives, inside my wild imagination, can be described in the vernacular of a horse race. Stay with me on this. We just... It’s in your nature: Alien invaders — introduced species Before our European ancestors arrived on our East Coast, we had no Norway rats or house mice. These are introduced speci... Warmest regards: Is there such a thing as a ‘forever marriage?’ By Pattie Mihalik newsgirl@comcast.net If you look around at all the marriages that fail as well as those that live in... Now you see it, now you don’t Q. I have a nasty-looking scar that shows only when I wear a bathing suit. I’d like to get rid of it, if possible. What’... Life with Liz: Some decisions matter for kids Last week we did our last-minute scramble to pick up school supplies and make sure we have sneakers that fit and that al... Not everyone has radio-free fillings it seems A while ago, I wrote a column about my wife, Gale, who told me she was hearing talk radio in her head. I researched this... Inside looking out: Stand up for convenience store workers The line in the dollar store was 15 deep and only one register was open. Two young employees were trying frantically to ... Under my hat: A flood can last a lifetime It was just a few hours after the flooding. The water had just subsided and I drove 14 miles to Port Carbon. I felt comp... Inside looking out: Kick in the door of dreams “Find something you love and let it kill you.” Poet and philosopher Charles Bukowski, who struggled with depression and ... Latest Photo GalleriesUkraine Dance Camp2025-07-07Photo gallery: D & L trailfest 2025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill Hootenanny 20252025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill fire2025-06-30Opinion Common sense, moral issues and changing minds We are a debt ridden nation with a need for a great number of workers. Every where you look you see help wanted signs. We have a large numbe... Face forward on front platesblue mountain resort amusement taxesHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Look beyond the insurance company mascotOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1979 For 46 years, motorists from far and wide have traveled to Nesquehoning annually to have the Rev. Msgr. Agnello Angelini bless their cars, b... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1966JULY 16, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 14, 1961AP News Nursing homes struggle due to immigration crackdownBattle takes shape for House in 20262 killed in Ky. church shootingU.S. measles outbreak highest in yearsWorkers, Philadelphia reach deal to end strikeSearchers in Texas still hunting for missingLast jail escapee still on the runDeath toll in Texas flash floods rises to 70; 11 campers remain missingFetterman a concern for Dems, Lamb is back « Previous 181 182 183 » Next 2025 Readers' ChoiceMan charged after gun discharges, shooting childDodgers pick Tamaqua’s LigenzaLehighton grad wins an EmmyMahoning meat business issued notice of violation
It’s in your nature: Alien invaders — introduced species Before our European ancestors arrived on our East Coast, we had no Norway rats or house mice. These are introduced speci... Warmest regards: Is there such a thing as a ‘forever marriage?’ By Pattie Mihalik newsgirl@comcast.net If you look around at all the marriages that fail as well as those that live in... Now you see it, now you don’t Q. I have a nasty-looking scar that shows only when I wear a bathing suit. I’d like to get rid of it, if possible. What’... Life with Liz: Some decisions matter for kids Last week we did our last-minute scramble to pick up school supplies and make sure we have sneakers that fit and that al... Not everyone has radio-free fillings it seems A while ago, I wrote a column about my wife, Gale, who told me she was hearing talk radio in her head. I researched this... Inside looking out: Stand up for convenience store workers The line in the dollar store was 15 deep and only one register was open. Two young employees were trying frantically to ... Under my hat: A flood can last a lifetime It was just a few hours after the flooding. The water had just subsided and I drove 14 miles to Port Carbon. I felt comp... Inside looking out: Kick in the door of dreams “Find something you love and let it kill you.” Poet and philosopher Charles Bukowski, who struggled with depression and ... Latest Photo GalleriesUkraine Dance Camp2025-07-07Photo gallery: D & L trailfest 2025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill Hootenanny 20252025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill fire2025-06-30Opinion Common sense, moral issues and changing minds We are a debt ridden nation with a need for a great number of workers. Every where you look you see help wanted signs. We have a large numbe... Face forward on front platesblue mountain resort amusement taxesHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Look beyond the insurance company mascotOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1979 For 46 years, motorists from far and wide have traveled to Nesquehoning annually to have the Rev. Msgr. Agnello Angelini bless their cars, b... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1966JULY 16, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 14, 1961AP News Nursing homes struggle due to immigration crackdownBattle takes shape for House in 20262 killed in Ky. church shootingU.S. measles outbreak highest in yearsWorkers, Philadelphia reach deal to end strikeSearchers in Texas still hunting for missingLast jail escapee still on the runDeath toll in Texas flash floods rises to 70; 11 campers remain missingFetterman a concern for Dems, Lamb is back « Previous 181 182 183 » Next 2025 Readers' ChoiceMan charged after gun discharges, shooting childDodgers pick Tamaqua’s LigenzaLehighton grad wins an EmmyMahoning meat business issued notice of violation
Warmest regards: Is there such a thing as a ‘forever marriage?’ By Pattie Mihalik newsgirl@comcast.net If you look around at all the marriages that fail as well as those that live in... Now you see it, now you don’t Q. I have a nasty-looking scar that shows only when I wear a bathing suit. I’d like to get rid of it, if possible. What’... Life with Liz: Some decisions matter for kids Last week we did our last-minute scramble to pick up school supplies and make sure we have sneakers that fit and that al... Not everyone has radio-free fillings it seems A while ago, I wrote a column about my wife, Gale, who told me she was hearing talk radio in her head. I researched this... Inside looking out: Stand up for convenience store workers The line in the dollar store was 15 deep and only one register was open. Two young employees were trying frantically to ... Under my hat: A flood can last a lifetime It was just a few hours after the flooding. The water had just subsided and I drove 14 miles to Port Carbon. I felt comp... Inside looking out: Kick in the door of dreams “Find something you love and let it kill you.” Poet and philosopher Charles Bukowski, who struggled with depression and ... Latest Photo GalleriesUkraine Dance Camp2025-07-07Photo gallery: D & L trailfest 2025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill Hootenanny 20252025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill fire2025-06-30Opinion Common sense, moral issues and changing minds We are a debt ridden nation with a need for a great number of workers. Every where you look you see help wanted signs. We have a large numbe... Face forward on front platesblue mountain resort amusement taxesHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Look beyond the insurance company mascotOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1979 For 46 years, motorists from far and wide have traveled to Nesquehoning annually to have the Rev. Msgr. Agnello Angelini bless their cars, b... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1966JULY 16, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 14, 1961AP News Nursing homes struggle due to immigration crackdownBattle takes shape for House in 20262 killed in Ky. church shootingU.S. measles outbreak highest in yearsWorkers, Philadelphia reach deal to end strikeSearchers in Texas still hunting for missingLast jail escapee still on the runDeath toll in Texas flash floods rises to 70; 11 campers remain missingFetterman a concern for Dems, Lamb is back « Previous 181 182 183 » Next 2025 Readers' ChoiceMan charged after gun discharges, shooting childDodgers pick Tamaqua’s LigenzaLehighton grad wins an EmmyMahoning meat business issued notice of violation
Now you see it, now you don’t Q. I have a nasty-looking scar that shows only when I wear a bathing suit. I’d like to get rid of it, if possible. What’...
Life with Liz: Some decisions matter for kids Last week we did our last-minute scramble to pick up school supplies and make sure we have sneakers that fit and that al... Not everyone has radio-free fillings it seems A while ago, I wrote a column about my wife, Gale, who told me she was hearing talk radio in her head. I researched this... Inside looking out: Stand up for convenience store workers The line in the dollar store was 15 deep and only one register was open. Two young employees were trying frantically to ... Under my hat: A flood can last a lifetime It was just a few hours after the flooding. The water had just subsided and I drove 14 miles to Port Carbon. I felt comp... Inside looking out: Kick in the door of dreams “Find something you love and let it kill you.” Poet and philosopher Charles Bukowski, who struggled with depression and ... Latest Photo GalleriesUkraine Dance Camp2025-07-07Photo gallery: D & L trailfest 2025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill Hootenanny 20252025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill fire2025-06-30Opinion Common sense, moral issues and changing minds We are a debt ridden nation with a need for a great number of workers. Every where you look you see help wanted signs. We have a large numbe... Face forward on front platesblue mountain resort amusement taxesHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Look beyond the insurance company mascotOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1979 For 46 years, motorists from far and wide have traveled to Nesquehoning annually to have the Rev. Msgr. Agnello Angelini bless their cars, b... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1966JULY 16, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 14, 1961AP News Nursing homes struggle due to immigration crackdownBattle takes shape for House in 20262 killed in Ky. church shootingU.S. measles outbreak highest in yearsWorkers, Philadelphia reach deal to end strikeSearchers in Texas still hunting for missingLast jail escapee still on the runDeath toll in Texas flash floods rises to 70; 11 campers remain missingFetterman a concern for Dems, Lamb is back « Previous 181 182 183 » Next
Not everyone has radio-free fillings it seems A while ago, I wrote a column about my wife, Gale, who told me she was hearing talk radio in her head. I researched this... Inside looking out: Stand up for convenience store workers The line in the dollar store was 15 deep and only one register was open. Two young employees were trying frantically to ... Under my hat: A flood can last a lifetime It was just a few hours after the flooding. The water had just subsided and I drove 14 miles to Port Carbon. I felt comp... Inside looking out: Kick in the door of dreams “Find something you love and let it kill you.” Poet and philosopher Charles Bukowski, who struggled with depression and ... Latest Photo GalleriesUkraine Dance Camp2025-07-07Photo gallery: D & L trailfest 2025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill Hootenanny 20252025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill fire2025-06-30Opinion Common sense, moral issues and changing minds We are a debt ridden nation with a need for a great number of workers. Every where you look you see help wanted signs. We have a large numbe... Face forward on front platesblue mountain resort amusement taxesHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Look beyond the insurance company mascotOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1979 For 46 years, motorists from far and wide have traveled to Nesquehoning annually to have the Rev. Msgr. Agnello Angelini bless their cars, b... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1966JULY 16, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 14, 1961AP News Nursing homes struggle due to immigration crackdownBattle takes shape for House in 20262 killed in Ky. church shootingU.S. measles outbreak highest in yearsWorkers, Philadelphia reach deal to end strikeSearchers in Texas still hunting for missingLast jail escapee still on the runDeath toll in Texas flash floods rises to 70; 11 campers remain missingFetterman a concern for Dems, Lamb is back
Inside looking out: Stand up for convenience store workers The line in the dollar store was 15 deep and only one register was open. Two young employees were trying frantically to ... Under my hat: A flood can last a lifetime It was just a few hours after the flooding. The water had just subsided and I drove 14 miles to Port Carbon. I felt comp... Inside looking out: Kick in the door of dreams “Find something you love and let it kill you.” Poet and philosopher Charles Bukowski, who struggled with depression and ... Latest Photo GalleriesUkraine Dance Camp2025-07-07Photo gallery: D & L trailfest 2025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill Hootenanny 20252025-06-30Photo gallery: Summit Hill fire2025-06-30Opinion Common sense, moral issues and changing minds We are a debt ridden nation with a need for a great number of workers. Every where you look you see help wanted signs. We have a large numbe... Face forward on front platesblue mountain resort amusement taxesHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Look beyond the insurance company mascotOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1979 For 46 years, motorists from far and wide have traveled to Nesquehoning annually to have the Rev. Msgr. Agnello Angelini bless their cars, b... ON THIS DATE JULY 18, 1966JULY 16, 1964ON THIS DATE JULY 15, 1962ON THIS DATE JULY 14, 1961AP News Nursing homes struggle due to immigration crackdownBattle takes shape for House in 20262 killed in Ky. church shootingU.S. measles outbreak highest in yearsWorkers, Philadelphia reach deal to end strikeSearchers in Texas still hunting for missingLast jail escapee still on the runDeath toll in Texas flash floods rises to 70; 11 campers remain missingFetterman a concern for Dems, Lamb is back
Under my hat: A flood can last a lifetime It was just a few hours after the flooding. The water had just subsided and I drove 14 miles to Port Carbon. I felt comp... Inside looking out: Kick in the door of dreams “Find something you love and let it kill you.” Poet and philosopher Charles Bukowski, who struggled with depression and ...
Inside looking out: Kick in the door of dreams “Find something you love and let it kill you.” Poet and philosopher Charles Bukowski, who struggled with depression and ...
Common sense, moral issues and changing minds We are a debt ridden nation with a need for a great number of workers. Every where you look you see help wanted signs. We have a large numbe...
ON THIS DATE JULY 21, 1979 For 46 years, motorists from far and wide have traveled to Nesquehoning annually to have the Rev. Msgr. Agnello Angelini bless their cars, b...