Business Owners Fed Up With Delays Surrounding Highway Re-Opening
The closure of Route 611 due to a landslide continues to wreak havoc on local businesses in Monroe and Northampton Counties. With visitor traffic dwindling, shops in Delaware Water Gap are struggling to stay afloat, prompting concerns from business owners who are now urging PennDOT and the National Park Service to expedite the reconstruction process […]
Read MoreState Police Investigating Stolen Fuel
Nearly $5,000 worth of gasoline was stolen from a Carbon County truck stop last week. Pennsylvania State Police reported that 1200 gallons of diesel fuel were taken from the Onvo Travel Plaza in White Haven. Surveillance footage captured a white box truck and later a white utility-style pickup truck involved in the theft. The investigation […]
Read MoreLanternflies Hatching Now
Warm weather is spurring a spotted lanternfly invasion. With eggs already hatching, the invasive pests pose a threat to local vegetation. Experts urge squashing any lanternflies spotted and scraping off egg masses to prevent further infestation.
Read MoreWatch Out For Motorcycles
As warm weather beckons, motorcycle enthusiasts take to the roads in Pennsylvania. Yet, with over 3,000 motorcycle crashes in 2022, safety remains paramount. Experts underscore the importance of well-maintained bikes and protective gear. Mirrors, helmets, and proper tires are essential and staying alert is crucial for all road users.
Read MoreMonroe County Man Arrested On Child Porn Charges
A Monroe County man faces child pornography charges following an investigation. 50 year old Andrew Lilly of Pocono Lake, had over 100 illicit images on seized devices, according to Pocono Mountain Regional Police. He’s now in custody in Monroe County, being held without bail pending a May 7 hearing.
Read MoreNew Pocono Pickleball Courts
Brevard County’s waterways are a major attraction, but abandoned or damaged boats tarnish the conditions. With derelict vessels becoming a growing concern, the county has allocated $150,000 in tourist development tax revenue to fund cleanup efforts. Each removal, costs around $7,000, and is a complex process. While the county attempts to locate boat owners, identification […]
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