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PUBLIC BOG WALKS through the Tannersville Cranberry Bog will be held 10 a.m. today and next Wednesday.
The verdict: Pharaoh's Phortress is pretty cool
A long line of keyed-up kids, with their parents in tow, eagerly awaited the opening Wednesday of Camelbeach's newest attraction, Pharaoh's Phortress.
Senator Casey outlines his economic priorities
Monroe County: 5.7 percent, 4,900 workers. Pennsylvania: 5.2 percent U.S.: 5.5 percent Scranton/Wilkes-Barre: 6 percent Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton: 5.5 percent Median Income Monroe County: $50,173 Pennsylvania: ...
When they enter Montana Mercantile on Route 611 in Tannersville, owner Susan Parker wants customers to feel as if they're walking into her living room.
More students study online as gas prices soar
GILBERT — These days, Christy LaBadie can stay home, go to class and save money on gas — all at the same time.
'Boob' author to speak at Borders
Karen de Balbian Verster of Tannersville will read from her novel, "Boob, A Story of Sex, Cancer & Stupidity," at Borders in Stroudsburg.
Green Monday: Pocono stream dye tested; no lifeguards on state beaches; teen still missing -
Dye testing on the Brodhead today. Check out this line from our story: "It is possible but unlikely that traces of the dyes may turn up in treated drinking water." In case you needed a reminder that what goes ...
Thursday Pocono midday: Ride the bus, catch bugs, give blood
Here's the latest on yesterday's PNC bank robbery at Foxmoor Village. Police actually told us how much money the guy got.
The higher the gas price, the more attractive public transportation becomes.
The Monroe County Transit Authority reports an 11 percent increase in bus ridership from March and April compared to last year.
Slots grants assistance at ESU on Friday
Municipal officials will get help applying for slots grants during a public meeting this Friday at East Stroudsburg University.
Fine police work halts 'running' men
Two local police deparments have done an outstanding job of identifying graffiti vandals whose activities have damaged many Pocono structures.
Court Blotter: Friday, June 13
The following appeared before Snydersville Magisterial District Judge JoLana Krawitz and will head to Monroe County Court: Linda M. Fleming, 41, of Kunkletown, placed in Monroe County Correctional Facility ...
Hard work put Bob Hay on track to succeed
'He has been a source of inspiration' Eileen Chaladoff, an agent with Prudential Real Estate in East Stroudsburg and president of the Pocono Mountains Association of Realtors, has known and worked with Bob Hay ...
Townships get on same page for Sanofi-611 sewer line plan
TANNERSVILLE — Pocono Township expects to quickly move forward with its local sewer line project — using its previously approved state permits — despite recent changes to where the sewage will be ...
4 First Choice agents hired by Wilkins
Four First Choice Real Estate agents have been hired to join Wilkins' Stroudsburg and Brodheadsville offices: James Knowles III, Donald C. Beck Jr., Roxann Dunlap and Mary Ellen Plant.
Police identify other driver in fatal crash on Route 611
Pocono Township police have identified Carey Clark Jr., 43, of Tannersville as the man involved in a May 25 motor vehicle accident on Route 611 that claimed the life of 20-year-old Jessica L. Weisshuhn of ...
Pennsylvanias Poconos Things to Do When the Weather is Warm
The Poconos has long been hailed as a winter fun destination. With numerous mountainous slopes, the destination has lived in the hearts of winter warriors for some time.
The following appeared before Snydersville Magisterial District Judge JoLana Krawitz and will head to Monroe County Court: David Dwayne Rahaley, 26, of Saylorsburg, released on his own recognizance, charged ...
Nice catch: Trout sculptures to be scattered throughout Poconos
From June 6 through Aug. 24, the trout will be on display at various locations throughout Monroe County.
Take the bus to speak out on redistricting
A free bipartisan bus trip to Harrisburg is scheduled next Thursday, May 29, so residents can lobby legislators to change the way state Senate and House districts are drawn.