It’s In Your Nature: Putting on extra insulation In my opinion, there is something special about autumn. First, the leaves offer a wonderful palette of colors. And, the ... It’s In Your Nature: Before snow flies, fill the feeders o me, October in effect, brings a new birding season. Nearly all of our summer breeders have headed south, some short di... Spotlight: Student-built to last a lifetime The Carbon Career & Technical Institute in Jim Thorpe’s vocational offerings include plumbing, carpentry, welding and el... Spotlight: Ripe for picking I have a few small notebooks and they’re reserved for hand-drawn maps. A path here, a tree with a crooked limb there, an... Spotlight: More than a doggy paddle It was the most incredible water rescue, even if it was orchestrated. Three people deliberately fell from a small boat a... Spotlight: Hallowed ground There’s not a lot to see. A wide, sandy beach. Waves lash the shore. Winds blow across the English Channel causing riggi... Opening doors to Jim Thorpe’s past On any given weekend in Jim Thorpe, tourists wind their way along Broadway, visiting shops and restaurants, enjoying the... It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... Walk, talk and eat like an Egyptian I really did see the tomb of King Tut - the boyhood Egyptian king of SNL skit fame by Dan Aykroyd and Steve Martin - but... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Latest Photo GalleriesScranton Prep-Northwestern Football 2023-11-29Palmerton-Northwestern Football 2023-11-18Central Columbia-Northwestern Girls Soccer 2023-11-15Minersville-Marian Football 2023-11-13Opinion Bravo, if you shopped locally Saturday If you shopped at a locally owned business on Saturday, good for you. You helped your neighbor, your daughter’s sports team and possibly mad... Letter to the Editor: Fed up with what’s happening in LansfordLetter to the Editor:Thanksgiving leftovers a day beforeLetter to the Editor: True conservative leaders should not compromiseOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE DECEMBER 1, 1993 Summit Hill’s newly-purchased rescue truck “is working out really well and had enhanced the capabilities” of the company, according to Dilig... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 29, 1996ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 28, 1994ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 27, 1995ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 25, 1984AP News Casino workers seethe as smoking ban bill is delayedDrivers would pay $15 to enter busiest part of NYCDeath penalty being applied unfairly, many in U.S. believeRetired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has died at age 93Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center illuminatedHenry Kissinger, secretary of state under Presidents Nixon and Ford, dies at 100Pa. to require consent for pelvic exams by studentsArrest made in shooting of 3 Palestinian menFederal judge says Pennsylvania mail-in ballots should still count if dated incorrectly 1 2 3 » Next Bowmanstown man in Greatest Baker competitionA double blessing: Monroe Co. parents who lost children in fire welcome twins$4 million project moves forward at No. 9 Coal MineRush Twp. residents voice concerns after sale of landPalmerton says goodbye to 2 board members
It’s In Your Nature: Before snow flies, fill the feeders o me, October in effect, brings a new birding season. Nearly all of our summer breeders have headed south, some short di... Spotlight: Student-built to last a lifetime The Carbon Career & Technical Institute in Jim Thorpe’s vocational offerings include plumbing, carpentry, welding and el... Spotlight: Ripe for picking I have a few small notebooks and they’re reserved for hand-drawn maps. A path here, a tree with a crooked limb there, an... Spotlight: More than a doggy paddle It was the most incredible water rescue, even if it was orchestrated. Three people deliberately fell from a small boat a... Spotlight: Hallowed ground There’s not a lot to see. A wide, sandy beach. Waves lash the shore. Winds blow across the English Channel causing riggi... Opening doors to Jim Thorpe’s past On any given weekend in Jim Thorpe, tourists wind their way along Broadway, visiting shops and restaurants, enjoying the... It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... Walk, talk and eat like an Egyptian I really did see the tomb of King Tut - the boyhood Egyptian king of SNL skit fame by Dan Aykroyd and Steve Martin - but... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Latest Photo GalleriesScranton Prep-Northwestern Football 2023-11-29Palmerton-Northwestern Football 2023-11-18Central Columbia-Northwestern Girls Soccer 2023-11-15Minersville-Marian Football 2023-11-13Opinion Bravo, if you shopped locally Saturday If you shopped at a locally owned business on Saturday, good for you. You helped your neighbor, your daughter’s sports team and possibly mad... Letter to the Editor: Fed up with what’s happening in LansfordLetter to the Editor:Thanksgiving leftovers a day beforeLetter to the Editor: True conservative leaders should not compromiseOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE DECEMBER 1, 1993 Summit Hill’s newly-purchased rescue truck “is working out really well and had enhanced the capabilities” of the company, according to Dilig... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 29, 1996ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 28, 1994ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 27, 1995ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 25, 1984AP News Casino workers seethe as smoking ban bill is delayedDrivers would pay $15 to enter busiest part of NYCDeath penalty being applied unfairly, many in U.S. believeRetired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has died at age 93Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center illuminatedHenry Kissinger, secretary of state under Presidents Nixon and Ford, dies at 100Pa. to require consent for pelvic exams by studentsArrest made in shooting of 3 Palestinian menFederal judge says Pennsylvania mail-in ballots should still count if dated incorrectly 1 2 3 » Next Bowmanstown man in Greatest Baker competitionA double blessing: Monroe Co. parents who lost children in fire welcome twins$4 million project moves forward at No. 9 Coal MineRush Twp. residents voice concerns after sale of landPalmerton says goodbye to 2 board members
Spotlight: Student-built to last a lifetime The Carbon Career & Technical Institute in Jim Thorpe’s vocational offerings include plumbing, carpentry, welding and el... Spotlight: Ripe for picking I have a few small notebooks and they’re reserved for hand-drawn maps. A path here, a tree with a crooked limb there, an... Spotlight: More than a doggy paddle It was the most incredible water rescue, even if it was orchestrated. Three people deliberately fell from a small boat a... Spotlight: Hallowed ground There’s not a lot to see. A wide, sandy beach. Waves lash the shore. Winds blow across the English Channel causing riggi... Opening doors to Jim Thorpe’s past On any given weekend in Jim Thorpe, tourists wind their way along Broadway, visiting shops and restaurants, enjoying the... It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... Walk, talk and eat like an Egyptian I really did see the tomb of King Tut - the boyhood Egyptian king of SNL skit fame by Dan Aykroyd and Steve Martin - but... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Latest Photo GalleriesScranton Prep-Northwestern Football 2023-11-29Palmerton-Northwestern Football 2023-11-18Central Columbia-Northwestern Girls Soccer 2023-11-15Minersville-Marian Football 2023-11-13Opinion Bravo, if you shopped locally Saturday If you shopped at a locally owned business on Saturday, good for you. You helped your neighbor, your daughter’s sports team and possibly mad... Letter to the Editor: Fed up with what’s happening in LansfordLetter to the Editor:Thanksgiving leftovers a day beforeLetter to the Editor: True conservative leaders should not compromiseOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE DECEMBER 1, 1993 Summit Hill’s newly-purchased rescue truck “is working out really well and had enhanced the capabilities” of the company, according to Dilig... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 29, 1996ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 28, 1994ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 27, 1995ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 25, 1984AP News Casino workers seethe as smoking ban bill is delayedDrivers would pay $15 to enter busiest part of NYCDeath penalty being applied unfairly, many in U.S. believeRetired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has died at age 93Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center illuminatedHenry Kissinger, secretary of state under Presidents Nixon and Ford, dies at 100Pa. to require consent for pelvic exams by studentsArrest made in shooting of 3 Palestinian menFederal judge says Pennsylvania mail-in ballots should still count if dated incorrectly 1 2 3 » Next Bowmanstown man in Greatest Baker competitionA double blessing: Monroe Co. parents who lost children in fire welcome twins$4 million project moves forward at No. 9 Coal MineRush Twp. residents voice concerns after sale of landPalmerton says goodbye to 2 board members
Spotlight: Ripe for picking I have a few small notebooks and they’re reserved for hand-drawn maps. A path here, a tree with a crooked limb there, an... Spotlight: More than a doggy paddle It was the most incredible water rescue, even if it was orchestrated. Three people deliberately fell from a small boat a... Spotlight: Hallowed ground There’s not a lot to see. A wide, sandy beach. Waves lash the shore. Winds blow across the English Channel causing riggi... Opening doors to Jim Thorpe’s past On any given weekend in Jim Thorpe, tourists wind their way along Broadway, visiting shops and restaurants, enjoying the... It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... Walk, talk and eat like an Egyptian I really did see the tomb of King Tut - the boyhood Egyptian king of SNL skit fame by Dan Aykroyd and Steve Martin - but... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Latest Photo GalleriesScranton Prep-Northwestern Football 2023-11-29Palmerton-Northwestern Football 2023-11-18Central Columbia-Northwestern Girls Soccer 2023-11-15Minersville-Marian Football 2023-11-13Opinion Bravo, if you shopped locally Saturday If you shopped at a locally owned business on Saturday, good for you. You helped your neighbor, your daughter’s sports team and possibly mad... Letter to the Editor: Fed up with what’s happening in LansfordLetter to the Editor:Thanksgiving leftovers a day beforeLetter to the Editor: True conservative leaders should not compromiseOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE DECEMBER 1, 1993 Summit Hill’s newly-purchased rescue truck “is working out really well and had enhanced the capabilities” of the company, according to Dilig... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 29, 1996ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 28, 1994ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 27, 1995ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 25, 1984AP News Casino workers seethe as smoking ban bill is delayedDrivers would pay $15 to enter busiest part of NYCDeath penalty being applied unfairly, many in U.S. believeRetired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has died at age 93Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center illuminatedHenry Kissinger, secretary of state under Presidents Nixon and Ford, dies at 100Pa. to require consent for pelvic exams by studentsArrest made in shooting of 3 Palestinian menFederal judge says Pennsylvania mail-in ballots should still count if dated incorrectly 1 2 3 » Next Bowmanstown man in Greatest Baker competitionA double blessing: Monroe Co. parents who lost children in fire welcome twins$4 million project moves forward at No. 9 Coal MineRush Twp. residents voice concerns after sale of landPalmerton says goodbye to 2 board members
Spotlight: More than a doggy paddle It was the most incredible water rescue, even if it was orchestrated. Three people deliberately fell from a small boat a...
Spotlight: Hallowed ground There’s not a lot to see. A wide, sandy beach. Waves lash the shore. Winds blow across the English Channel causing riggi... Opening doors to Jim Thorpe’s past On any given weekend in Jim Thorpe, tourists wind their way along Broadway, visiting shops and restaurants, enjoying the... It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... Walk, talk and eat like an Egyptian I really did see the tomb of King Tut - the boyhood Egyptian king of SNL skit fame by Dan Aykroyd and Steve Martin - but... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Latest Photo GalleriesScranton Prep-Northwestern Football 2023-11-29Palmerton-Northwestern Football 2023-11-18Central Columbia-Northwestern Girls Soccer 2023-11-15Minersville-Marian Football 2023-11-13Opinion Bravo, if you shopped locally Saturday If you shopped at a locally owned business on Saturday, good for you. You helped your neighbor, your daughter’s sports team and possibly mad... Letter to the Editor: Fed up with what’s happening in LansfordLetter to the Editor:Thanksgiving leftovers a day beforeLetter to the Editor: True conservative leaders should not compromiseOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE DECEMBER 1, 1993 Summit Hill’s newly-purchased rescue truck “is working out really well and had enhanced the capabilities” of the company, according to Dilig... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 29, 1996ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 28, 1994ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 27, 1995ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 25, 1984AP News Casino workers seethe as smoking ban bill is delayedDrivers would pay $15 to enter busiest part of NYCDeath penalty being applied unfairly, many in U.S. believeRetired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has died at age 93Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center illuminatedHenry Kissinger, secretary of state under Presidents Nixon and Ford, dies at 100Pa. to require consent for pelvic exams by studentsArrest made in shooting of 3 Palestinian menFederal judge says Pennsylvania mail-in ballots should still count if dated incorrectly 1 2 3 » Next
Opening doors to Jim Thorpe’s past On any given weekend in Jim Thorpe, tourists wind their way along Broadway, visiting shops and restaurants, enjoying the... It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... Walk, talk and eat like an Egyptian I really did see the tomb of King Tut - the boyhood Egyptian king of SNL skit fame by Dan Aykroyd and Steve Martin - but... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Latest Photo GalleriesScranton Prep-Northwestern Football 2023-11-29Palmerton-Northwestern Football 2023-11-18Central Columbia-Northwestern Girls Soccer 2023-11-15Minersville-Marian Football 2023-11-13Opinion Bravo, if you shopped locally Saturday If you shopped at a locally owned business on Saturday, good for you. You helped your neighbor, your daughter’s sports team and possibly mad... Letter to the Editor: Fed up with what’s happening in LansfordLetter to the Editor:Thanksgiving leftovers a day beforeLetter to the Editor: True conservative leaders should not compromiseOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE DECEMBER 1, 1993 Summit Hill’s newly-purchased rescue truck “is working out really well and had enhanced the capabilities” of the company, according to Dilig... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 29, 1996ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 28, 1994ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 27, 1995ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 25, 1984AP News Casino workers seethe as smoking ban bill is delayedDrivers would pay $15 to enter busiest part of NYCDeath penalty being applied unfairly, many in U.S. believeRetired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has died at age 93Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center illuminatedHenry Kissinger, secretary of state under Presidents Nixon and Ford, dies at 100Pa. to require consent for pelvic exams by studentsArrest made in shooting of 3 Palestinian menFederal judge says Pennsylvania mail-in ballots should still count if dated incorrectly
It’s In Your Nature: Fall is not leaving before we enjoy it My nature notes remind me that I can expect the “best” fall foliage palette between Oct. 15-20. That can vary a bit each... Walk, talk and eat like an Egyptian I really did see the tomb of King Tut - the boyhood Egyptian king of SNL skit fame by Dan Aykroyd and Steve Martin - but... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W... Latest Photo GalleriesScranton Prep-Northwestern Football 2023-11-29Palmerton-Northwestern Football 2023-11-18Central Columbia-Northwestern Girls Soccer 2023-11-15Minersville-Marian Football 2023-11-13Opinion Bravo, if you shopped locally Saturday If you shopped at a locally owned business on Saturday, good for you. You helped your neighbor, your daughter’s sports team and possibly mad... Letter to the Editor: Fed up with what’s happening in LansfordLetter to the Editor:Thanksgiving leftovers a day beforeLetter to the Editor: True conservative leaders should not compromiseOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE DECEMBER 1, 1993 Summit Hill’s newly-purchased rescue truck “is working out really well and had enhanced the capabilities” of the company, according to Dilig... ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 29, 1996ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 28, 1994ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 27, 1995ON THIS DATE NOVEMBER 25, 1984AP News Casino workers seethe as smoking ban bill is delayedDrivers would pay $15 to enter busiest part of NYCDeath penalty being applied unfairly, many in U.S. believeRetired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has died at age 93Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center illuminatedHenry Kissinger, secretary of state under Presidents Nixon and Ford, dies at 100Pa. to require consent for pelvic exams by studentsArrest made in shooting of 3 Palestinian menFederal judge says Pennsylvania mail-in ballots should still count if dated incorrectly
Walk, talk and eat like an Egyptian I really did see the tomb of King Tut - the boyhood Egyptian king of SNL skit fame by Dan Aykroyd and Steve Martin - but... Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W...
Presenting insects: In no certain order The numbers seem to fluctuate by what source you refer, but the world has at least 900,000 identified insect species. W...
Bravo, if you shopped locally Saturday If you shopped at a locally owned business on Saturday, good for you. You helped your neighbor, your daughter’s sports team and possibly mad...
ON THIS DATE DECEMBER 1, 1993 Summit Hill’s newly-purchased rescue truck “is working out really well and had enhanced the capabilities” of the company, according to Dilig...