Jersey Shore celebrates 200th Anniversary with party
Jersey Shore Borough Council paid tribute to Faye Revie, seated, who is over 100 years old. From left are Councilman Josh Glunk, Councilman Jeremy Frantz, Mayor Lon Myers, Councilwoman Crystal Kitchen, Borough Manager Sean Simcox, Councilman Steve Kansky and Council President Barbara Schmouder, kneeling.
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US Congressman GT Thompson spoke with the crowd about Jersey Shore’s celebration with 2025 Miss Tiadaghton Queen Lynna Jean Clark and Jersey Shore Town Crier Bryer Dorwart looking on.
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The Lycoming County Commissioners, from left, Chairman Scott Metzger, Vice Chairman Marc Sortman and Secretary Mark Mussina, visited for Jersey Shore’s 200th birthday.
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On March 15, 1826 Jersey Shore was officially incorporated. Two hundred years later, Mayor Lon Myers worked with a committee to celebrate the day. A crowd gathered in the Independent Company Hose Co. 1 building on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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From left, U.S. Congressman Glenn “GT” Thompson, Mayor Lon Myers, PA Rep Joe Hamm, Jersey Shore Council President Barbara Schmouder with resident Faye Revie, seated, who is over 100 years old.
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- Jersey Shore Borough Council paid tribute to Faye Revie, seated, who is over 100 years old. From left are Councilman Josh Glunk, Councilman Jeremy Frantz, Mayor Lon Myers, Councilwoman Crystal Kitchen, Borough Manager Sean Simcox, Councilman Steve Kansky and Council President Barbara Schmouder, kneeling. D. EVERETT SMITH/FOR THE EXPRESS
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- D. EVERETT SMITH/FOR THE EXPRESS US Congressman GT Thompson spoke with the crowd about Jersey Shore’s celebration with 2025 Miss Tiadaghton Queen Lynna Jean Clark and Jersey Shore Town Crier Bryer Dorwart looking on.
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- D. EVERETT SMITH/FOR THE EXPRESS The Lycoming County Commissioners, from left, Chairman Scott Metzger, Vice Chairman Marc Sortman and Secretary Mark Mussina, visited for Jersey Shore’s 200th birthday.
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- D. EVERETT SMITH/FOR THE EXPRESS On March 15, 1826 Jersey Shore was officially incorporated. Two hundred years later, Mayor Lon Myers worked with a committee to celebrate the day. A crowd gathered in the Independent Company Hose Co. 1 building on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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- D. EVERETT SMITH/FOR THE EXPRESS From left, U.S. Congressman Glenn “GT” Thompson, Mayor Lon Myers, PA Rep Joe Hamm, Jersey Shore Council President Barbara Schmouder with resident Faye Revie, seated, who is over 100 years old.
On March 15, dozens of Jersey Shore Borough residents, local, state and federal officials gathered to celebrate a major milestone for the municipality — its 200th birthday. The event featured cake, balloons and saw many speak about the significance of the bicentennial.
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