Two Dead After Driveway Turn Leads to Crash in Monroe County
Two women died after a car turning into a driveway on Route 115 in Tunkhannock Township was hit by an oncoming vehicle. Samuel Frantz was making a left turn when his car was struck. 55 year old Cherylynn Frantz and 75 year old Joann Keifer later died at the hospital. Fog may have been a […]
Read MoreBuckle Up or Get Pulled Over – ‘click It or Ticket’ Crackdown Starts Monday
Law enforcement agencies across Pennsylvania and neighboring states are stepping up seat belt enforcement as part of the national “Click It or Ticket” campaign. The initiative is underway now, and it runs through June 1st. It includes high-visibility patrols, especially at night. Police warn: if you’re not buckled up, expect a ticket.
Read MoreFather and Son Expected to Be on Trial for About Eight Days in Wawa Shooting Case
The trial for 25 year old Andrew Quattrochi and his father, 54 year old Joseph Quattrochi, both of Bushkill, is set to last about eight days. Andrew faces criminal homicide charges in the fatal shooting of 17 year old Garrett Gearhart at a Wawa in Stroudsburg. Joseph is charged with hindering apprehension and related offenses. […]
Read MorePocono Township Plans Poconolympics, an Adult Field Day Event
Pocono Township is hosting the Poconolympics on August 16 at Mountain View Park, a new event designed for adults to compete in nostalgic field day games like sack races and tug-of-war. Teams representing neighborhoods, local police, and fire departments are now forming, For details, visit www.poconopa.gov.
Read More$1,000 Rent Rebate Still Available for Eligible Pennsylvania Residents
Seniors, widows, and disabled adults across Pennsylvania may still qualify for a rent or property tax rebate of up to $1,000. To qualify, residents must meet income limits and age or disability criteria. The deadline to apply has been extended through the end of 2025. Applications can be submitted online, by mail, or in person.
Read MoreI-80 Welcome Center Reopening This Week in Monroe County
The I-80 Delaware Water Gap Welcome Center in Monroe County is set to reopen today after months of repairs. PennDOT closed the facility back in November for roof and interior upgrades. All restrooms, vending, and parking areas will now be open daily from 9 to 5:30.
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