Laceyville News

'Old Fashioned Christmas' Draws Large Laceyville Crowd - by David Keeler - 12/10/2009 Laceyville's community Christmas program, 'An Old-Fashioned Christmas,' showcased talented local singers and musicians performing at the Braintrim Baptist Fellowship Hall Saturday evening.

Brian Stein, standing and Brandy Miller will portray French Immigrants in the 1790's at Saturday's Christmas Tea at Laceyville's Oldest House.

Laceyville Okays 2010 Budget; Police Funding Curtailed - by David Keeler - 12/3/2009 Members of the Laceyville Borough Council unanimously approved the borough's 2010 budget Tuesday night, which includes a new way of monitoring police expenses.

There are 30 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: In 1955 Rosa Parks, a black seamstress, defies the law by refusing to give up her seat to a white man aboard a Montgomery, Alabama city bus.

Park Place residents Olive Holcomb, center, and Frenchie Whitmiller, left, along with Laceyville resident Marie 'Mimi' Wygrala, all celebrated birthdays this week.

Chris Baine jokes with fellow 'Wounded Warriors' at a Saturday night dinner and recognition event for Hunts for Healing in Black Walnut.

Eric Shafer, left, Laceyville's 2009 Fireman of the Year, gets a congratulatory hug from Mary Bendock who received the company's prestigious award last year.

The progression of the male lineage of the Welles family going back more than two centuries is shown in this series of photos, starting with Lt.

Review Photo/C.J. Marshall Members of the Wyalusing Area School Board and members of the district administration participated in a ground-breaking ceremony on Monday, signaling the start of construction of the Wyalusing Valley Elementary School.

Breaking Ground for District's Educational Future - by Wes Skillings - 10/15/2009 Click Here for Video Coverage of Ground Breaking It has been years in coming, but the day finally arrived when the first dirt was turned over for the construction of the $24.5 million Wyalusing Valley Elementary School, expected to open for classes in the fall of ...

Ground was broken Monday for a new elementary school in Bradford County. With the toss of the shovel, the $28 million project is now officially underway.

The smoldering former residence of Ralph Casselbury and family following Saturday morning's fire, which destroyed the two-story wood frame home and its contents.

A Susquehanna County home about five miles north of Meshoppen was gutted by fire Saturday morning.

A family in Susquehanna County lost their home this morning when flames ripped through the place near Laceyville.

Local fire companies are at a working structure fire at the Black Walnut American Legion Home near Laceyville.

Meshoppen's aerial ladder truck moves into position at the rear of the Black Walnut American Legion during Wednesday's fire.

Firefighters were called to the Black Walnut American Legion on Route 6 between Meshoppen and Laceyville around midday.

Wyalusing School Board Handles Other September Business - by Jean Vande Mark - 9/17/2009 'We're looking at projected savings of $23,000 to the district on that contract.' -Phil Swank.

Members of the Wyalusing Area School Board's Building Committee stand in front of a wooded area that will not be there a few months from now.

Font size: [A] [A] [A] share this Bids are tabulated this afternoon in Wyalusing for the construction of the new Elementary School.