NEW YORK (AP) — The dominant movie genres of the past decade, superhero films and horror, have usually stayed, like bashful teenagers on the dance floor, on separate sides of the multiplex. But when James Gunn and Peter Safran were plotting the projects with which they wanted to launch ...
Good Day to Ruth Barndt, of Milesburg! Word of the Day Prudently — adv. — With care and thoughtful judgment. Quote of the Day “It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” — Frederick Douglass Fall Fair St. Luke’s United Church of Christ in Flemington will be holding its Fall Fair on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. The fair will feature a HUGE yard sale, bake sale, fudge sale, delicious cakes and desserts, homemade soups (sold by bowl or quart) and sandwiches. Soups to be sold will be vegetable beef or chicken corn. Lunch will be ...
MILLHEIM — The Penns Valley Conservation Association (PVCA) is partnering with the Elk Creek Cafe and Aleworks in Millheim to host a Farm-to-Table Dinner on Sunday, Oct. 25. The speaker for the event is Hannah Kinney Smith, local farmer and leader of Pasa Sustainable Agriculture, a statewide ...
MILL HALL — Though beer is a central part of Millbrook Playhouse’s annual Brews in the Barn fundraiser, held Oct. 17, there’s another key focus — chili. Over 400 individuals had the chance to taste test a variety of chilis, from local restaurants to individuals who looked to ...
LOCK HAVEN — Clinton County Libraries have benefited from the following memorials and donations received from Sept. 1-30. IN MEMORY OF Susan Hoberman Doberstein from Jean Merritt, Loretta E. Coltrane; Galen Donmoyer from Dennis and Jane Marasco, Ed and Connie Peiffer, PSAR Clinton County Chapter; Patricia Hardy from PSAR Clinton County Chapter; Ronald Alan Hodes from Ron and Abby Pete; Dr. Les and Mrs. Betty Kleckner from Steve and Sue Turchetta; Larry Maneval from PSAR Clinton County Chapter; Germaine Weaver from JoAnn and Rich Marcinkevage, Kim, Chris, Jessica, Jared and Chad ...
MILL HALL — Bald Eagle Township Supervisors continued to address repairs following extensive storm damage and discussed a dispute involving a local industrial project during the township’s Oct. 19 meeting. The township reported over $260,000 in storm-related expenses as crews continued repairing roads and drainage systems damaged by last month’s rain. Supervisors also discussed the possibility of recovering some of those costs through disaster assistance, although reimbursement had not been confirmed. Township officials said storm-related expenses had reached over $260,000, ...
