JERSEY SHORE — Ken and Penny Parks-Dean are preparing to take on a 65-mile bicycle ride through the Pine Creek Rail Trail in an effort to help raise funds and awareness for the Jersey Shore Care and Share Food Pantry. The Parks-Dean Team will make the ride Sept. 5, traveling from ...
This feast is celebrated by several Christian churches under a variety of titles, all stemming from the early days of Christianity. Around 325 St Helena, the mother of Emperor Constatine, is believed through a miraculous event to have determined the identity of the Cross upon which Jesus Christ suffered to redeem humanity. Her son built a basilica over the sepulcher where Jesus had been laid, which was dedicated on September 13th, 335 AD and the following day the cross was presented for veneration. The feast of the Holy Cross became associated with this presentation and has been ...
Harrisburg — The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) is once again offering white-tailed deer hunters more opportunities to harvest antlerless deer this hunting season through participation by state forestlands and state parks in the Pennsylvania Game ...
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Penn College Workforce Development’s seven polymer workshops drew 76 participants from 15 states, and an eighth workshop in the series is scheduled for Oct. 7-8 at Kiefel Technologies Inc. in Dover, New Hampshire. Participants learned to select plastic materials that ...
September marks the beginning of the great summer-to-fall garden transition and, although most summer plants still have life left in them, many gardeners are turning their attention to the iconic chrysanthemum. The majority of mums sold in pre-planted containers at the garden center are ...
I decided to go old school this summer and purchase a reel mower. Yep, the old-fashioned mower that uses rotating blades and your own energy to cut the lawn. I have been preparing my garden and landscape for aging-in-place and in the process, I’ve reduced the size of my lawn, leaving more ...
