Nature’s ‘snowbirders’ eying up winter rentals Through junior high school I was an avid reader. I couldn’t wait for a book fair to order as many paperbacks as I could.... Warmest Regards: Love best serves family ties “He’s not heavy. He’s my brother.” Way back in the 1940s Father Edward Flanagan was inspired to use that slogan to promo... Warmest Regards: Do you mind being alone? Social scientists released a three-year study that showed more Americans than ever are living alone. In much earlier ti... When all else fails “I nearly died laughing.” We’ve all heard this remark when something very funny occurs. What if the words were reversed ... Where We Live: Fair-ly certain you’ll have a great time I love the fair. I love watching the children enjoy the rides. I love looking at all the animals. And I enjoy shopping a... Life With Liz: Make new friends but keep the old Reading has always been a constant in my life. My father often told me about the first time I ever read something. We ha... Senior year, here we come Our school year has officially started and I am the mom of a senior. No two ways about it, I was going to be an emotiona... It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Under my hat: Communication a key in Sheppton tragedy If there was one event that showcased the importance of communication in our lives it was the Sheppton Mine Disaster. Ev... Latest Photo GalleriesNorthern Lehigh wins over Shenandoah2026-11-09Pleasant Vy. vs. PM East2026-11-09Tamaqua vs. Jim Thorpe2026-11-09Penn Forest Trunk or Treat2026-10-28Opinion Opinion: Communities must answer volunteers’ call Volunteer fire companies and ambulance corps are facing a problem that can’t be ignored for much longer. The people who answer a pager at 2 ... Letter to the editor: The trailhead kindness that must continue at homemy oathLetter to the editor: Mix-Up about drug costsLetter to the editor: West Virginia’s AG is doing Shapiro’s job on electricityOn This Date - News NOVEMBER 12, 1972 About 150 people attended a dedication service yesterday in St. John’s Lutheran Church, North Street, Jim Thorpe. A new chancel window was d... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 11, 1970ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 10, 1974NOVEMBER 9, 1973NOVEMBER 7, 2006AP News Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concernsPope spends peaceful night after cancer surgeryHurricane Isaias is expected to strengthen as it barrels toward the US Gulf CoastUN health agency wants more details from Russia on suspected pneumonic plague casePa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80 « Previous 78 79 80 » Next Summit Hill man charged with child pornography, rapeRockslide repairs to cost $5MStudent surge fuels TASD search for spaceSummit Hill officials concerned with increased traffic because of rockslide detourLack of quorum threatens Lansford Fire Department grant
Warmest Regards: Love best serves family ties “He’s not heavy. He’s my brother.” Way back in the 1940s Father Edward Flanagan was inspired to use that slogan to promo... Warmest Regards: Do you mind being alone? Social scientists released a three-year study that showed more Americans than ever are living alone. In much earlier ti... When all else fails “I nearly died laughing.” We’ve all heard this remark when something very funny occurs. What if the words were reversed ... Where We Live: Fair-ly certain you’ll have a great time I love the fair. I love watching the children enjoy the rides. I love looking at all the animals. And I enjoy shopping a... Life With Liz: Make new friends but keep the old Reading has always been a constant in my life. My father often told me about the first time I ever read something. We ha... Senior year, here we come Our school year has officially started and I am the mom of a senior. No two ways about it, I was going to be an emotiona... It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Under my hat: Communication a key in Sheppton tragedy If there was one event that showcased the importance of communication in our lives it was the Sheppton Mine Disaster. Ev... Latest Photo GalleriesNorthern Lehigh wins over Shenandoah2026-11-09Pleasant Vy. vs. PM East2026-11-09Tamaqua vs. Jim Thorpe2026-11-09Penn Forest Trunk or Treat2026-10-28Opinion Opinion: Communities must answer volunteers’ call Volunteer fire companies and ambulance corps are facing a problem that can’t be ignored for much longer. The people who answer a pager at 2 ... Letter to the editor: The trailhead kindness that must continue at homemy oathLetter to the editor: Mix-Up about drug costsLetter to the editor: West Virginia’s AG is doing Shapiro’s job on electricityOn This Date - News NOVEMBER 12, 1972 About 150 people attended a dedication service yesterday in St. John’s Lutheran Church, North Street, Jim Thorpe. A new chancel window was d... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 11, 1970ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 10, 1974NOVEMBER 9, 1973NOVEMBER 7, 2006AP News Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concernsPope spends peaceful night after cancer surgeryHurricane Isaias is expected to strengthen as it barrels toward the US Gulf CoastUN health agency wants more details from Russia on suspected pneumonic plague casePa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80 « Previous 78 79 80 » Next Summit Hill man charged with child pornography, rapeRockslide repairs to cost $5MStudent surge fuels TASD search for spaceSummit Hill officials concerned with increased traffic because of rockslide detourLack of quorum threatens Lansford Fire Department grant
Warmest Regards: Do you mind being alone? Social scientists released a three-year study that showed more Americans than ever are living alone. In much earlier ti... When all else fails “I nearly died laughing.” We’ve all heard this remark when something very funny occurs. What if the words were reversed ... Where We Live: Fair-ly certain you’ll have a great time I love the fair. I love watching the children enjoy the rides. I love looking at all the animals. And I enjoy shopping a... Life With Liz: Make new friends but keep the old Reading has always been a constant in my life. My father often told me about the first time I ever read something. We ha... Senior year, here we come Our school year has officially started and I am the mom of a senior. No two ways about it, I was going to be an emotiona... It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Under my hat: Communication a key in Sheppton tragedy If there was one event that showcased the importance of communication in our lives it was the Sheppton Mine Disaster. Ev... Latest Photo GalleriesNorthern Lehigh wins over Shenandoah2026-11-09Pleasant Vy. vs. PM East2026-11-09Tamaqua vs. Jim Thorpe2026-11-09Penn Forest Trunk or Treat2026-10-28Opinion Opinion: Communities must answer volunteers’ call Volunteer fire companies and ambulance corps are facing a problem that can’t be ignored for much longer. The people who answer a pager at 2 ... Letter to the editor: The trailhead kindness that must continue at homemy oathLetter to the editor: Mix-Up about drug costsLetter to the editor: West Virginia’s AG is doing Shapiro’s job on electricityOn This Date - News NOVEMBER 12, 1972 About 150 people attended a dedication service yesterday in St. John’s Lutheran Church, North Street, Jim Thorpe. A new chancel window was d... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 11, 1970ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 10, 1974NOVEMBER 9, 1973NOVEMBER 7, 2006AP News Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concernsPope spends peaceful night after cancer surgeryHurricane Isaias is expected to strengthen as it barrels toward the US Gulf CoastUN health agency wants more details from Russia on suspected pneumonic plague casePa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80 « Previous 78 79 80 » Next Summit Hill man charged with child pornography, rapeRockslide repairs to cost $5MStudent surge fuels TASD search for spaceSummit Hill officials concerned with increased traffic because of rockslide detourLack of quorum threatens Lansford Fire Department grant
When all else fails “I nearly died laughing.” We’ve all heard this remark when something very funny occurs. What if the words were reversed ... Where We Live: Fair-ly certain you’ll have a great time I love the fair. I love watching the children enjoy the rides. I love looking at all the animals. And I enjoy shopping a... Life With Liz: Make new friends but keep the old Reading has always been a constant in my life. My father often told me about the first time I ever read something. We ha... Senior year, here we come Our school year has officially started and I am the mom of a senior. No two ways about it, I was going to be an emotiona... It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Under my hat: Communication a key in Sheppton tragedy If there was one event that showcased the importance of communication in our lives it was the Sheppton Mine Disaster. Ev... Latest Photo GalleriesNorthern Lehigh wins over Shenandoah2026-11-09Pleasant Vy. vs. PM East2026-11-09Tamaqua vs. Jim Thorpe2026-11-09Penn Forest Trunk or Treat2026-10-28Opinion Opinion: Communities must answer volunteers’ call Volunteer fire companies and ambulance corps are facing a problem that can’t be ignored for much longer. The people who answer a pager at 2 ... Letter to the editor: The trailhead kindness that must continue at homemy oathLetter to the editor: Mix-Up about drug costsLetter to the editor: West Virginia’s AG is doing Shapiro’s job on electricityOn This Date - News NOVEMBER 12, 1972 About 150 people attended a dedication service yesterday in St. John’s Lutheran Church, North Street, Jim Thorpe. A new chancel window was d... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 11, 1970ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 10, 1974NOVEMBER 9, 1973NOVEMBER 7, 2006AP News Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concernsPope spends peaceful night after cancer surgeryHurricane Isaias is expected to strengthen as it barrels toward the US Gulf CoastUN health agency wants more details from Russia on suspected pneumonic plague casePa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80 « Previous 78 79 80 » Next Summit Hill man charged with child pornography, rapeRockslide repairs to cost $5MStudent surge fuels TASD search for spaceSummit Hill officials concerned with increased traffic because of rockslide detourLack of quorum threatens Lansford Fire Department grant
Where We Live: Fair-ly certain you’ll have a great time I love the fair. I love watching the children enjoy the rides. I love looking at all the animals. And I enjoy shopping a...
Life With Liz: Make new friends but keep the old Reading has always been a constant in my life. My father often told me about the first time I ever read something. We ha... Senior year, here we come Our school year has officially started and I am the mom of a senior. No two ways about it, I was going to be an emotiona... It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Under my hat: Communication a key in Sheppton tragedy If there was one event that showcased the importance of communication in our lives it was the Sheppton Mine Disaster. Ev... Latest Photo GalleriesNorthern Lehigh wins over Shenandoah2026-11-09Pleasant Vy. vs. PM East2026-11-09Tamaqua vs. Jim Thorpe2026-11-09Penn Forest Trunk or Treat2026-10-28Opinion Opinion: Communities must answer volunteers’ call Volunteer fire companies and ambulance corps are facing a problem that can’t be ignored for much longer. The people who answer a pager at 2 ... Letter to the editor: The trailhead kindness that must continue at homemy oathLetter to the editor: Mix-Up about drug costsLetter to the editor: West Virginia’s AG is doing Shapiro’s job on electricityOn This Date - News NOVEMBER 12, 1972 About 150 people attended a dedication service yesterday in St. John’s Lutheran Church, North Street, Jim Thorpe. A new chancel window was d... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 11, 1970ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 10, 1974NOVEMBER 9, 1973NOVEMBER 7, 2006AP News Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concernsPope spends peaceful night after cancer surgeryHurricane Isaias is expected to strengthen as it barrels toward the US Gulf CoastUN health agency wants more details from Russia on suspected pneumonic plague casePa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80 « Previous 78 79 80 » Next
Senior year, here we come Our school year has officially started and I am the mom of a senior. No two ways about it, I was going to be an emotiona... It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Under my hat: Communication a key in Sheppton tragedy If there was one event that showcased the importance of communication in our lives it was the Sheppton Mine Disaster. Ev... Latest Photo GalleriesNorthern Lehigh wins over Shenandoah2026-11-09Pleasant Vy. vs. PM East2026-11-09Tamaqua vs. Jim Thorpe2026-11-09Penn Forest Trunk or Treat2026-10-28Opinion Opinion: Communities must answer volunteers’ call Volunteer fire companies and ambulance corps are facing a problem that can’t be ignored for much longer. The people who answer a pager at 2 ... Letter to the editor: The trailhead kindness that must continue at homemy oathLetter to the editor: Mix-Up about drug costsLetter to the editor: West Virginia’s AG is doing Shapiro’s job on electricityOn This Date - News NOVEMBER 12, 1972 About 150 people attended a dedication service yesterday in St. John’s Lutheran Church, North Street, Jim Thorpe. A new chancel window was d... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 11, 1970ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 10, 1974NOVEMBER 9, 1973NOVEMBER 7, 2006AP News Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concernsPope spends peaceful night after cancer surgeryHurricane Isaias is expected to strengthen as it barrels toward the US Gulf CoastUN health agency wants more details from Russia on suspected pneumonic plague casePa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80
It’s In Your Nature: Where do they go? Eighty percent of North American birds do not remain here for the winter months. The champion long distance migrant is t... It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Under my hat: Communication a key in Sheppton tragedy If there was one event that showcased the importance of communication in our lives it was the Sheppton Mine Disaster. Ev... Latest Photo GalleriesNorthern Lehigh wins over Shenandoah2026-11-09Pleasant Vy. vs. PM East2026-11-09Tamaqua vs. Jim Thorpe2026-11-09Penn Forest Trunk or Treat2026-10-28Opinion Opinion: Communities must answer volunteers’ call Volunteer fire companies and ambulance corps are facing a problem that can’t be ignored for much longer. The people who answer a pager at 2 ... Letter to the editor: The trailhead kindness that must continue at homemy oathLetter to the editor: Mix-Up about drug costsLetter to the editor: West Virginia’s AG is doing Shapiro’s job on electricityOn This Date - News NOVEMBER 12, 1972 About 150 people attended a dedication service yesterday in St. John’s Lutheran Church, North Street, Jim Thorpe. A new chancel window was d... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 11, 1970ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 10, 1974NOVEMBER 9, 1973NOVEMBER 7, 2006AP News Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concernsPope spends peaceful night after cancer surgeryHurricane Isaias is expected to strengthen as it barrels toward the US Gulf CoastUN health agency wants more details from Russia on suspected pneumonic plague casePa. records 5th measles death; worst outbreak since 1991Jazz singer Cassandra Wilson dies at 70Gloria Steinem, voice of U.S. feminism, dies at 92Mail voting ruling fuels uncertaintyDolly Parton, music star, actor and beloved figure who spanned generations has died at 80
It’s In Your Nature: Spotting butterflies More than 900,000 insect species have been identified - some sources say well over a million. With such diverse habitats... Under my hat: Communication a key in Sheppton tragedy If there was one event that showcased the importance of communication in our lives it was the Sheppton Mine Disaster. Ev...
Under my hat: Communication a key in Sheppton tragedy If there was one event that showcased the importance of communication in our lives it was the Sheppton Mine Disaster. Ev...
Opinion: Communities must answer volunteers’ call Volunteer fire companies and ambulance corps are facing a problem that can’t be ignored for much longer. The people who answer a pager at 2 ...
NOVEMBER 12, 1972 About 150 people attended a dedication service yesterday in St. John’s Lutheran Church, North Street, Jim Thorpe. A new chancel window was d...