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Stretching Your Holiday Dollars
If you haven't started your holiday shopping yet local experts say you are already behind.
Soldier Returns Home from Afghanistan
Sergeant Patrick La Tournous of Honesdale returned home just in time for the holiday.
ALAN DAKEY RICHARD LOCHEN Richard Lochen has stepped down as president and CEO of People's National Bank and will be replaced by a central Pennsylvania banker who has roots in Wayne County.
Santa travels aboard the Stourbridge Line
The other eight reindeer are taking it easy, but Rudolph will be joining his good friend and employer, Santa Claus, aboard the Stourbridge Line Rail Excursions Santa Express in Honesdale.
WAYNE COUNTY COURT NOTES Wayne County court notes are published Tuesdays in The Times-Tribune. MARRIAGE LICENSE - Jeffrey Buli and Kristen Schultz, both of South Canaan Twp.
Cookbook celebrates Honesdale firefighting history
If the community cookbook's title doesn't catch your interest-'From Pumps and Ladders to Plates and Platters'-the unique selection of local lore related to firefighting in the Honesdale area is sure to.
Dairy industry slump hurting other businesses
Kurt Kulick, owner of Lenox Farm Supply and Lenox Farms, harvests hay on a Gibson Township property.
Ancient Relic Displayed at Honesdale Church
In Wayne County the faithful are flocking to a Roman Catholic Church to see a holy relic.
Wayne County faces two federal sexual discrimination lawsuits
BY Josh Mrozinski HONESDALE - Two unrelated sexual discrimination lawsuits filed this year against Wayne County continue to move through federal court in Scranton, and the county is potentially liable for tens of thousands of dollars in damages.
This painting by the late Michael Lowenbein is part of a new show at the Bluestone Gallery in Milford, PA opening on November 13, titled 'Generations,' which includes works by both Michael and his son Adam Lowenbein.
Healing War Wounds You Can't See
Chris Baine jokes with fellow 'Wounded Warriors' at a Saturday night dinner and recognition event for Hunts for Healing in Black Walnut.
Getting by with a skeleton staff
Small business staffs are still shrinking, a trend likely to continue even as the economy starts to thaw.
Haunted attraction brings youth and adults together for Halloween
An uncommon alliance of high school students, business people, residents of the Himalayan Institute and a local professional Broadway stage lighting manager came together to inflict Halloween horror on both children and adults in the Honesdale area.
1200+ Local Folks Have Unclaimed Property in Harrisburg
More than a thousand people in our area could become richer --by watching this next story.
Historic buildings to harvest solar
Before year's end, two historic Honesdale structures will bear 41 new photovoltaic panels, bringing the 1845 buildings' heating system into the modern age.
Scranton fitness club gives yoga a new twist
Imagine working your body's muscles, cardiovascular, immune and digestive systems all in one specialized 90-minute exercise routine.
Archbald Pam Savitski is trying to rejuvenate the borough's defunct Lions Club. It folded about a year ago, she said.
Wayne County court notes are published Tuesdays in The Times-Tribune. DIVORCES sought - Joseph Tighe, 59 Batzel Road, Lake Ariel, v. Juanita Tighe, P.O. Box 369, Lake Ariel; married, May 26, 1990; Oressa Campbell, attorney.
Envirofest film asks question: How truly natural is farming?
"My true love always was cattle. Don't ask me why," a cheerful, earthy woman says, early in Ladies of the Land, a film shown at Envirofest at Grey Towers, part of the Black Bear Film Festival.
Couple Charged with Child Abuse
A couple from Honesdale has a hearing scheduled for next week on charges they abused a 12-year-old girl.
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