Ashley News

KRISTEN MULLEN / THE CITIZENS' VOICE From left, Joanie Turoski, of Plymouth, Judi Belcher, of Jackson Township, and Joanie Vitkoski, of Edwardsville, look over a classroom during the final walk-through of Main Street Elementary School.

Once something historic or nostalgic or aesthetically wonderful is gone, it is gone.

"Two people were arguing really loud. The next thing you know gunshots, six of them." That's what Schiel's Family Market worker Lew Morganti reported hearing just before 8 a.m. off South Main Street.

A man police say was responsible for knocking power out to thousands early Wednesday was apprehended Thursday night at his sister's house in Exeter, police said.

What it will mean for the future of the park was uncertain Thursday. Elissa Garofalo, executive director of the Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor, could not be reached for comment.

A juvenile female reported to police that a male in a red van made a threatening gesture to her Tuesday as she waited at a school bus stop in Ashley.

Occasionally, our state legislators take action that makes you want to let out a cheer.