Skiing Conditions Said To Be ‘Fantastic’
Ideal skiing conditions are in place for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend. Most Pocono Mountain ski areas are now fully open, and they are reporting fantastic snow conditions. In fact, many say it’s one of the best seasons in years. Skiers are already taking advantage of the slopes, with many planning weekday trips […]
Read MoreMissing Man Found Safe
Stroud Area Regional Police confirmed Thursday that 66-year-old George R. Johnson, missing since January 7th in East Stroudsburg, has been found safe. Johnson had been reported missing by family. No other details were released.
Read MorePocono Mountain School Board Talks Tax Abatements
The Pocono Mountain School Board recently reviewed a request to participate in a public hearing for a tax abatement ordinance. The proposal, part of the Local Economic Revitalization Tax Abatement program, aims to incentivize development in Pocono Township’s commercial, industrial, and recreational areas. The school board will revisit the ordinance at its February meeting.
Read MoreSnow Geese Killed To Stop Spread Of Avian Flu
As avian influenza continues to spread across eastern Pennsylvania, the Game Commission has intensified efforts to curb its impact. On Monday and Tuesday, crews shot and collected hundreds of sick snow geese after the virus has killed large numbers of them. Although depopulation efforts have ended, the public is now urged to report sightings of […]
Read MoreInvestigation Into Deadly Long Pond Shooting Leads To Two Arrests So Far
Police today continue investigating a deadly gunfight that broke out at a short-term rental in Tunkhannock Township last weekend, leaving one man dead and two others wounded. Authorities now say it was a close-quarter shootout, and some nearby homes were targeted in an attempted burglary, which is believed to be connected. Two people have been […]
Read MoreSnowmen Of Stroudsburg Here Until February 21
Stroudsburg’s downtown is brimming with life-sized snowmen, thanks to a community event that showcases local artists and businesses. Now in its seventh year, “Snowmen of Stroudsburg” have been on display since November, have become a popular attraction for families and tourists. Visitors can explore the exhibits through maps and trading cards available at local businesses. […]
Read MorePennDOT Aims To Ease Tannersville Congestion
PennDOT is working on a $15 million project to improve the intersection of Route 611 and Route 715 in Tannersville. Crews are clearing trees and realigning the roadways to reduce congestion. The project will also widen Route 611 and include bridge work on Route 715. PennDOT expects some detours, with completion set for 2027.
Read MoreLong Pond Shooting Investigation Ongoing
The investigation continues into that deadly shooting that occurred at a short-term rental in Long Pond on Sunday. Police say an argument broke out during a weekend party, leading to the death of one man and two others injured. Officers found evidence of drug sales and party drugs inside. Several people have been arrested. The […]
Read MoreAccused Stroudsburg Wawa Shooter Has His Day In Court
25 year old Andrew Quattrochi made a court appearance on Monday, facing charges for the shooting death of 17-year-old Garrett Gearhart at a Wawa in Stroudsburg on November 30. During yesterday’s preliminary hearing, evidence revealed that Quattrochi texted his girlfriend, admitting he shot “some kid.” His trial is set to continue in March.
Read MoreGot Real ID? You’re Gonna Need It To Travel By May 7th
The deadline for Pennsylvania’s Real ID is fast approaching, and residents have just a few months to get their updated driver’s licenses before new federal regulations go into effect. Starting May 7th, only Real ID-compliant IDs will be accepted for boarding commercial flights or entering federal buildings.
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