MILL HALL — What began as a longtime dream for Billie Houser-Evers has quickly become a reality with a new destination for antique lovers, collectors and small vendors in Mill Hall. Days Gone By, a new antique vendor market at 3064 Eagle Valley Road, opened its doors to the public on ...
LOCK HAVEN — The City of Lock Haven is working to protect its major investments in Hoberman Park with the installation of cameras throughout the property. At its meeting this week, council heard from Planner I Carter Simcox about this installation, which was completed earlier this month. Simcox said seven cameras were installed throughout the park, including near its basketball court, pump track, skatepark, pavilions and restrooms. “We have it pretty well covered,” he said. Simcox said the footage from these cameras are fed to the Lock Haven City Police Department’s ...
In the gospels, we frequently encounter Jesus warning the crowds about the destructive teachings of the Pharisees (Matthew 5:20, 16:6). Jesus’ disciples followed in His footsteps by providing further warnings to believers in the other portions of the New Testament. While warnings might not always provoke positive thoughts or feelings, they often serve to spare us from unnecessary hardships and pain. In fact, the act of warning others is actually a demonstration of familial love and care for our neighbor. If we know that a particular action or practice is harmful, then the most unloving ...
HARRISBURG — Up and down the ballot, Pennsylvania politicians preparing for the November election are making data center criticism central to their campaigns. There are more than 120 proposed data centers across the commonwealth — among the most in the country, according to Pew Research Center. That rapid, ambitious development has led to overwhelming backlash from many of the communities where these projects are planned. In the state’s marquee midterm race, for governor, incumbent Democrat Josh Shapiro made a conspicuous about-face on the issue this week. Shapiro, who once ...
EXPRESS FILE PHOTO Beards had been added to the makeup and lots more luggage piled on the Jeep, but otherwise this is a facsimile of the scene in March 1957, as “Captain Fishy,” in the person of Bruce Bechdel, set off with “Sakini” in the person of Tom Walker, for the Okinawan ...
NEW YORK (AP) — College administrators read an adjunct professor’s comments to students on personal essays. Managers told a pharmacist to spend less time with patients after tracking the number and length of her appointments. Scanners on a warehouse conveyor belt monitored the pace of ...
