Starr shines at Bethel Woods

What’s so funny about peace, love and understanding?

To coin the Elvis Costello song, nothing if you are ex-Beatle Ringo Starr and you are playing for the first time in such a historic venue as the place where Woodstock was held.

Boat collision on Lake Wallenpaupack

A collision on Lake Wallenpaupack involving two boats and a personal watercraft resulted in three people being taken to the hospital occurred Sunday at approximately 8:30 p.m. near Ledgedale in Pike County.

Gouldsboro tavern cited for rats

A Department of Agriculture inspector discovered more than 100 rodent droppings, traces of animal excrement on dishes and glassware and a dead rodent in the basement storage area of a Gouldsboro tavern on Tuesday.

Downtown "Ugly"

An age-old problem is once again rearing its ugly head.

Graffiti is visible on business buildings in downtown Honesdale and one resident wants to do something about it.

Teacher retires after 55-year career

For Helen Adams, Thursday wasn’t any old last-day-of-the-year-of-school day at the Damascus School.

It was a day to remember: The final chapter in a teaching career dating back to 1955.

Debate over Delaware designation

Marian Schweighofer agrees with the Delaware River’s recent designation as being on top of the list of endangered American rivers.

As a farmer in West Damascus, Schweighofer supports the river and wants to keep it from harm. In fact, three brooks on her farm feed into the Delaware.

Man charged with driving into Honesdale building

A Scranton man has been arrested for aggravated assault and several other charges after allegedly driving his car at a high rate of speed and aiming it toward the Fritz Brothers Well Drilling on Cliff Street, police said.

Honesdale woman fined for selling puppies in public

A Honesdale woman has been fined $123.50 for selling puppies in public.

Anna Masker was found guilty of violating Pennsylvania Dog Law following a recent summary trial before District Magistrate Ted Mikulak.

Lake Ariel woman caught up in national scam

You just unexpectedly received a check in the mail for $4,000.
You are told to keep $450 of it and the rest goes to an orphanage in Malaysia.
Sound familiar?
If it does, then you might be involved in a scam.

Groups join to protect Delaware River from drilling

The Delaware River — which has served our shores as a prime source of fishing, boating, swimming and recreational enjoyment for centuries — is now popular for another reason: It’s No. 1 on the list of endangered American rivers.

Bates back in court

HONESDALE — Susan Bates had tears in her eyes as she was escorted by State Police out of the Church Street entrance of the Wayne County Courthouse on Wednesday to face charges in the homicide of a Texas Township man last month.

Lake Ariel man works on key military system

Electro Optics/Night Vision personnel, including a Lake Ariel man, are preparing several key surveillance systems to support the surge in Afghanistan.

Police plan DUI Checkpoints

Pennsylvania State Police will be conducting DUI Sobriety Checkpoints and DUI Roving Patrols this Memorial Day Weekend at various places throughout Wayne County, according to a public information release.

Delaware River Sojourn registration underway

Early bird savings are available for participants registering by June 4 for the 16th Annual Delaware River Sojourn taking place June 20-26.

Narrowsburg Beautification Group's Plant Swap & Bake Sale - Saturday, June 5

The Narrowsburg Beautification Group's (NBG) annual Plant Swap & Bake Sale will be held at the Mews on Narrowsburg's Main Street, between Narrowsburg Roasters and The Nest, on Saturday, June 5,  from 10am to 1 pm.

REVIEW: Balin fires up Jefferson Starship

Close your eyes for a minute and listen.

Register now for the Eastern Region 4-H driving clinics to be held in June

Regional 4-H driving clinics will be held in two different eastern locations in June.
 

PA State Police: 282 trucks taken out of service

Pennsylvania State Police troopers and motor carrier enforcement officers placed 282 trucks out of service and issued 945 traffic citations during a one-day enforcement effort that focused on inspecting the brakes of commercial vehicles, Commissioner Frank E. Pawlowski announced recently.

Fiscal crisis hits Pennsylvania-New York interstate bridges

The fiscal crises being experienced in New York State and Pennsylvania are forcing their Departments of Transportation (DOT) to analyze the highest priority needs to assure safe travel on the Upper Delaware River’s bridges.

Sestak knocks Specter out of the US Senate in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania’s longest sitting Senator will not be returning to office next year.
 

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