Have I said how much I appreciate Millbrook Playhouse? Here in Central Pennsylvania we have a professional theatre company that continues, season after season, to attract incredible talent both from within and outside our local community, to engage theatre audiences with an impressive variety ...
LOGANTON — Benjamin Harris was the 23rd President of the United States of America when the current structure over Sulphur Spring in Loganton was built around the year 1889, and since then, 23 more Presidents have served. “Great lives never go out; they go on,” was a mantra that ...
NEW YORK (AP) — Lin-Manuel Miranda and Eisa Davis are turning their concept album “Warriors” into a full-length Broadway show. The story — originally a 1965 novel that was made into a cult, dystopian 1979 film — follows a street gang called the Warriors as they make their way from the Bronx to their home turf of Coney Island in Brooklyn while being hunted by rivals gangs and cops. It will be the first full musical from Miranda since “Hamilton.” The musical of “Warriors” is expected to begin previews next March and open next April at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. ...
LINDEN — With data centers taking over the news statewide recently, the Woodward Township Board of Supervisors are concerned the issue could come to Linden and action needs to be taken. According to board Chairman Jeffrey Stroehmann, several communities in Pennsylvania are dealing with data centers, and developers often are backed with millions of dollars from investors. The centers could show up in any small rural town, pick a spot and build — and it may or may not be a detriment to the community. Stroehmann said that small towns and boroughs with budgets of just tens of ...
MILL HALL — The Mill Hall Borough Council acted on a series of committee recommendations during its June meeting, approving requests related to sewer maintenance, recreation projects, public safety initiatives and traffic studies. Acting on a recommendation from the Sewer and Highway Committee, council approved sending a letter to the Keystone Central School District requesting an annual contribution of $2,000 toward maintenance of a sewer cleanout and sewer line serving school property. Council indicated the amount will be reviewed each year. Committee members said discussions ...
David M. Helminiak, 70, of 147 Third St., Waterville, has been locked up after he allegedly almost shot a couple and their dog who were walking along the Pine Creek Rails to Trail on June 18, as he was target shooting, Lycoming Regional police said in an affidavit. The reporting party stated that the bullets struck within a couple feet of where they were walking, and that they observed a male shooting from the back porch of a nearby residence. The caller estimated that approximately six shots were fired in their direction, according to court filings. While speaking with Helminiak, ...
