LOCK HAVEN — For many Clinton County residents, the nearest library may not be just a short drive, bike or walk away. For seniors without transportation, families in rural communities and children living miles away from a library branch, access to books and educational materials/programs can ...
MILL HALL — The Central Mountain Clay Target Team concluded another successful spring season with strong performances in conference competition and at the state championships. The team consisted of 23 student-athletes who competed in Trap, Skeet and 5-Stand shooting disciplines. ...
Have you ever dreamed about the glories of Alpine Europe? Picture the splendor of late September, pristine lakes, small towns, a train ride through the mountain peaks, crisp mountain air, topped off with Oktoberfest in Munich. Spots are available now to travel on this adventure with a local group headed by Joanne Heimer to visit five countries from Sept. 11-26, 2027. During this 16-day tour, wander cobbled lanes, view glaciers from the Bernina Express, raise a stein inside a traditional beer tent and finish in the Austrian city (Salzburg) immortalized in The Sound of Music. ...
MILL HALL — Are you a farmer in need of manure storage? Are you interested in installing streambank fencing and a low water crossing in your pasture? Do you need a grazing plan? Do you have an un-vegetated animal heavy use area that needs improvement? The Agricultural Conservation Assistance Program (ACAP) has been established to provide financial assistance to help you implement these practices. The program’s goal is to keep soils and nutrients on your land for peak operation efficiency, while promoting good land stewardship and conservation. The Clinton County ...
HARRISBURG — When Pennsylvania lawmakers passed a state budget on Sunday, leaders praised it for being a fiscally responsible $50.8 billion product that doesn’t dip into the state’s rainy day fund. That’s a misleading picture. To reach that number, they had to employ some accounting ...
Consumers are unlikely to see any relief in gas and electric bills as utilities proposed more than $18 billion in rate hikes across the country over the first half of the year. The consumer advocacy group PowerLines reported that utilities asked regulators for a record $9.2 billion in ...
