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Stealing Political SignsPostOct 3, 2024SARPD would like to remind residents that stealing political signs in Pennsylvania is a crime and would be considered Theft by Unlawful taking.  Theft by unlawful taking for stealing something under $50 is a misdemeanor of the 3rd degree and can result in a $2,500.00 fine...read more

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MONROE COUNTY, Pa. — In this episode of The Creepy Side of NEPA Dan Kosloski sits down with Peter Luck, the owner of Pocono Day Tripper, to ...

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania (ESU) is pleased to announce its third consecutive year of enrollment growth, with 5,636 students registered for Fall 2024—marking a 3.2% increase from the previous year. This sustained growth underscores ESU’s dedication to student success and innovative strategies in higher education. Notably, the university saw an impressive surge in both transfer students (6.4%) and returning students (4.9%), a testament to the strong sense of community and academic support at ESU. “I am incredibly proud of the work across our campus to attract and retain students,” said ESU President Kenneth Long. “Our strategy to redesign our student success services has helped us sharpen our focus on increasing student retention and degree completion. These numbers confirm that we are making meaningful progress in building a stronger path to success for every student who joins the Warrior family.”

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East Stroudsburg University announced this year’s Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month keynote speaker will be Jenée Chizick Agüero, founder of Motivos magazine. Her presentation, “Chase Your Dreams: From Traveling the World to Entrepreneurship,” will take place virtually on Thursday, October 10 at 6 p.m. The event is open to the public at no cost. Agüero is a world traveler and entrepreneur with a passion for nature, languages, and empowering young people. She believes that a true explorer is never lost, and that life is richer when approached with curiosity and an adventurous spirit.

#peace #mindfulness #consciousness Visit us at PMPL to turn inward for inner-peace and contentment tomorrow afternoon at 2:30pm. Our instructor, Bev Abel, will lead the group in restful relaxation and give you tips on starting your own meditation practice. Absolutely free! Meditation is an ongoing program at our library, and here are future dates: Friday, October 4th at 2:30pm Friday, November 1st at 2:30pm Friday, November 15th at 2:30pm You can also browse our collection on meditation and other topics.

Route 903 north, 7.1 miles; Route 115 north, 2.1 miles; Interstate 80 west, 7 miles to exit 277; Re-enter at Pocono Interchange. Southbound motorists ...

Elizabeth grew up in Scranton, PA. She received her Master's of Journalism from Temple University and a Bachelor's of Communications and minor in ...

Notice to Delaware Water Gap Residents The post Notice to Delaware Water Gap Residents appeared first on Borough of Delaware Water Gap.

Thu, 03 Oct 2024 00:00:00 NOTICE Stroud Township Leaf Collection 2024 Fall Leaf Collection Schedule Leaves MUST be raked to the road s edge by 7 00 AM on the scheduled pick up date Oct 15 Oct 16 Oct 17 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Area 1 Area 2 Area 3 Oct 18 Nov 7 Area 4 Oct 21 Nov 8 Area 5 Oct 22 Nov 12 Area 6 Oct 23 Nov 13 Area 7 Oct 24 Nov 14 Area 8 Oct 25 Oct 28 Nov 15 Nov 18 Area 9 Area 10 Oct 29 Nov 19 Area 11 Oct 30 Nov 20 Area 12 N Fifth Street East Side to Brodhead Creek Brodhead Creek East to Route 447 N Fifth Street West Side Fox Hollow Road Dayton Avenue South To Stevens St N Fifth Street West Side Wiley Avenue To Phillips Street Northgate Estates and Walgreen s Area White Street to Flagler Street Chipperfield Drive Area Congdon Avenue To Clearview Avenue Route 611 Area Stroud Park Estates to Old Mill Run The Oaks Cranberry Heights West Main Street Area Dogwood Gardens Bridge Street to Stroudsburg Borough Line Glenbrook Area Norton Farms Area Reish Road Area Hickory Valley Area Roc

Exterior of a cafe with a striped awning and red tables and chairs in downtown Stroudsburg ...

MONROE – Sen. Rosemary M. Brown (R-40) has unveiled a comprehensive frequently asked questions (FAQ) webpage to address common questions surrounding Pennsylvania elections. The resource is designed to provide voters with clear, factual and unbiased information about how elections are conducted across the commonwealth. “Ensuring that every voice is heard and every vote is counted is at the core of our democracy,” said Brown. “It is essential that voters feel informed and confident when participating in the election process. My goal with this webpage is to offer a trusted, nonpartisan resource to help voters navigate the upcoming election.” The new FAQ page addresses increasing concerns from constituents by providing information on topics such as voter registration, ballot access and the vote-counting process without promoting any political viewpoint or reflecting Brown’s policy positions.

He's a professor emeritus from the University of Kansas. Pat McElhenny, Pennsylvania stewardship manager for the Nature Conservancy, released a ...

The Pickle Me Poconos Festival will be held on Crystal Street in East Stroudsburg on Saturday, October 5th. This festival runs from noon to 5 p.m. and is free. Pickle-themed activities such as a pickle toss and pickle pong are happening, plus more than 15 pickle vendors will be serving up tasty treats. Live music will be available including Deviant Saints, Who Knows, and many more. This year, The Steamtown National Historic Site is sending a train to the festival which is sure to entertain both kids and adults. For more information, go to Thevalleyledger.com.

On Wednesday, the Mountaineers swept their rival East Stroudsburg South (Cavaliers), 3-0. The Mountaineers came out stronger than ever, dominating every set. This early blitz gave the Cavaliers no chance to catch up. Lara DeFreitas, ’25, scooped up amazing digs throughout the matches; Kornelia Wszolek,’25,  put up beautiful sets for Emily Bozena, ’25, for a smackdown and kills. The Lady Mountaineers are now 10-8 in the 2024 season. They have two games left in the season, both home, against Pocono Mountain East and Pleasant Valley. Go support them in their playoff push.

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M&M’s are releasing the first new permanent flavor since 2022: Peanut Butter and Jelly. The new flavor is supposed to “evoke the comforting experience of a classic PB&J sandwich,” said Gabrielle Wesley, chief marketing officer of manufacturer Mars Wrigley, during an interview with the New York Post. Peanut butter M&M’s have long been a fan favorite, but fans are skeptical of the new flavor. During another interview, a critic said, “PBJ only works as the sandwich. Anything flavored like PBJ is usually gross.”

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