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Crowley, Frank Michael - (1 Count) (18) 3929 (A)(1) Retail Theft (F3)ArrestApr 17, 2025The Stroud Area Regional Police Department arrested...

Image for Crowley, Frank  Michael  - (1 Count) (18) 3929 (A)(1) Retail Theft (F3)Crowley, Frank Michael - (1 Count) (18) 3929 (A)(1) Retail Theft (F3)ArrestApr 17, 2025The Stroud Area Regional Police Department arrested Crowley, Frank Michael on Thursday April 17th, 2025, at 10:07 a.m.  Crowley was arraigned at the MDJ and released on unsecured bail.

Spring break quiz

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Baseball heats up with back-to-back wins

On Tuesday, April 15, 2025, the Stroudsburg High School boys’ baseball team defeated Pocono Mountain West by a score of 5–3. The game was highlighted by a massive home run in the third inning. With the win, Stroudsburg moved to 6–4 on the season. To start the game, the Mountaineers took an early lead with a run in the first inning, making the score 1–0. However, the Panthers responded with a run of their own in the second to tie it at 1–1. Stroudsburg then broke the tie with a two-run home run off the bat of Connor Litts,’25, giving the Mounties a 3–1 lead. Pocono Mountain West managed to add another run in the fourth inning to make it 3–2, but they couldn’t complete the comeback. Both teams scored in the sixth inning, and Stroudsburg added an insurance run in the seventh, leading to the final score of 5–3. “

Pick Up the Poconos Saturday April 26, 2025 Volunteers Needed!

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Frederick Douglass Institute Debate Society Earns Top Honors at PASSHE Arts Conference

frederick douglass debateThe Frederick Douglass Institute (FDI) Debate Society at East Stroudsburg University took home the top prize at the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education’s (PASSHE) FDI Research and Creative Arts Conference on April 3-4 at PennWest Clarion University. Debating the topic, “The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education should mandate the use of artificial intelligence in higher education,” the duo of Isaiah Sampson and Arianna Gonzalez bested 10 other teams from competing PASSHE institutions to receive first place in the 11th annual Douglass Debates. Additional teams of ESU FDI Debate Society members who competed were Dynasia Speaks and Tai Goodwin-Okaome, and Peterson De Oliveira and Adam Alaoui. Amaya Cox served as an alternate.

“Spring” into celebration

As the long-awaited spring break approaches, it’s a perfect time to explore the vibrant cultural traditions that celebrate the arrival of spring across the globe. From unique festivals to long-standing rituals, many cultures have their own ways of welcoming the season of renewal, growth, and new beginnings. The spring festivities begin early in Bulgaria, where March 1 marks the joyful celebration of Baba Marta Day. This day is dedicated to Baba Marta or Granda March. Her tale portrays her as a feisty woman who revolves around a grudge she held against her siblings, January and February. There are a few different versions of the tale, depending on what the children are told when growing up. It is believed that the sun would only shine when she smiled. In one version, Baba Marta prepares for spring by cleaning.

ARREST: Rocker, Terry Kindu - (1 count) (18) 2701 (a)(1) Simple Assault (M2) and 1

Photo of Rocker, Terry Kindu Rocker, Terry Kindu (1 count) (18) 2701 (a)(1) Simple Assault (M2)& (1 count) 18 2709(a)(1) Harassment (S) Age 41 Race Black Gender Male Height 5' 11" Weight 200 lbs Hair Black Eyes Brown

WARRANT: Carr, Corry Robert - (1 Count) (18) 3929 (A)(1) Retail Theft (F3) and 3

Photo of Carr, Corry Robert Carr, Corry Robert (1 Count) (18) 3929 (A)(1) Retail Theft (F3)(2) counts 3922 (A)(1) Theft by Deception (M1)(2 Counts) (18) 3925 (A) Receiving Stolen Property (M1)(1 Count) (18) 3929 (A)(1) Retail Theft (M1) Age 48 Race Black Gender Male Height 6' 2" Weight 230 lbs Hair Black Eyes Brown

WARRANT: Woodhead, Christopher Raymond - (1 Count) (18) 6111G4ii Sale or Transfer of

Photo of Woodhead, Christopher Raymond Woodhead, Christopher Raymond (1 Count) (18) 6111G4ii Sale or Transfer of Firearms (F3)(1 count) (18) 4904(b) Unsworn Falsification to Authorities (M3) Age 36 Race White Gender Male Height 5' 10" Weight 200 lbs Hair Brown Eyes Brown

Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau Returns With More Action For June’s NASCAR Xfinity Race

PMVB serving once again as the entitlement sponsor for the Explore the Pocono Mountains 250 on Saturday, June 21. Xfinity Series race lengthened to 250 miles with 10 additional laps as the middle race of the NASCAR tripleheader weekend. Poconos attracted 30 million visitors that generated $4.8 billion in tourism according to a 2023 state-wide economic report. Pocono Raceway has limited offer for grandstand ticket savings on all three races. NOTE: Click HERE to download the NEW Explore the Pocono Mountains 250 race logo.

Authenticity and location recipe for success

On 572 Main Street, Stroudsburg, PA is an authentic Mexican restaurant called EZ Taqueria, which has been increasing in popularity among students. They serve tasty Mexican dishes from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Recently, students have been going to the restaurant after school and extracurricular activities to spend time hanging out with friends. Having been there multiple times, I can say that the food is high quality and it is consistently tasty. For the amount of effort put into the food, it comes out fairly quickly. The restaurant provides a welcoming environment and vibrant atmosphere. The people there are accommodating and nice, even providing me with a free meal when I was struggling to pay. “Their food is really good and very authentic Mexican food which you can’t really find around Stroudsburg, but it’s really on the pricey side compared to other restaurants,” said Delany Jimenez ‘27.

Student Spotlight on Klaryssa Pierre

Where Are You From?   I was born in Long Island, NY. What Makes You Smile?  Babies, they’re so adorable. Favorite Food? Alfredo Pasta. 4.Dream Vacation?  I’m not set on a particular place, but I would love to travel somewhere tropical with remarkable scenery and good food. 1 Thing You Can’t Live Without  My family.  

Tyler, the Creator visits Pennsylvania for his world tour

Tyler, the Creator came to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on March 28 with fellow artists Lil Yatchy and Paris Texas as a dedication to Pittsburgh native Mac Miller, who passed away in 2018. The concert was at the PPG Paints Arena as part of his CHROMAKOPIA: THE WORLD TOUR. The world tour consists of a significant number of concerts where he sings songs from his most recent album “CHROMAKOPIA” and other past albums.  “ “Attending a Tyler, The Creator seems fun, but I probably wouldn’t buy any merch with how expensive they are. $100 for a hoodie is a little much.” — Kaleb Gerard, ‘27

Meet Fred

Hi, my name is Fred, and I am 1 year and a half. I’m very sweet I love to play. I’m very energetic but do love cuddling. Help Fred find a home by sharing her spotlight on your social media page. You can also help by making a donation to your local animal shelter or volunteering at a local animal shelter. Age:   10 months Gender:   Male Size:   Medium Color:   Orange tabby Spayed/Neutered: Neutered House trained:   Yes Where at:  Blue Mountain Animal Rescue Society Hypoallergenic: No How long has the cat been there? 6 months

Commissioner Public Meeting - April 16th

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Minecraft gets a live action movie adaptation

Arguably one of the most popular video games known to man, Mojang’s Minecraft, has recently gotten a PG, big screen adaptation starring renowned actor, Jack Black (seen in popular movie “Nacho Libre” and R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps movie), alongside the main cast of Jason Momoa (starred in the D.C. “Aquaman” and Justice League movies), Rachel House, Emma Myers, and Sebastian Hansen. Minecraft was introduced in 2009, and its console version was released in 2011. From then on, the game became increasingly popular among the younger generations. The game remains the world’s best-selling video game of all time, with just over 300 million copies sold worldwide, according to Forbes.

Report: New York could save $1.3B by cutting packaging waste

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEXSTAR) — The environmental advocacy group Beyond Plastics released an analysis on a proposed state law to cut packaging waste on Wednesday. According to the report, enacting the Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act could save New Yorkers $1.3 billion over the next 10 years. The report—available to read at the bottom of this story—tallies the potential savings from lowering collection and disposal costs if the PRRIA takes effect. The bill, S1464/A1749 reduces packaging waste while increasing recycling, forcing producers to cut plastic, use more recycled material, and ban toxic chemicals to mitigate rising costs, old incinerators, and overflowing landfills.

ESU Foundation Hosts 16th Annual Scholarship Dinner

Scholarship DinnerThe East Stroudsburg University Foundation hosted its 16th Annual Scholarship Dinner, SPOTLIGHT, on April 2, 2025, at Terraview at Stroudsmoor Country Inn in Stroudsburg, Pa. Presented by the Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union, the event brought together more than 300 guests, including donors, students, and alumni, to celebrate the life-changing impact of scholarships. In the 2023-24 fiscal year, the ESU Foundation awarded 778 scholarships totaling $1,218,493.79 and raised $5.6 million in gifts and pledges.