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Chamber Players of Tempesta di Mare to Perform at Beacon Hill
Announcing two Beacon Hill Concerts—one instrumental, one vocal— by the Chamber Players of Tempesta di Mare
(All the artists are principal players/performers with the Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra)
Sunday, December 3, 2023, 3:00 pm, “UNMATCHED” – six players, six wind and string instruments – flute, recorder, oboe, bassoon, violin, lute, and harpsichord in many combinations. The instruments blend and contrast, call and respond, stand out as soloists, and form a cohesive whole. The program starts with a concerto by Vivaldi followed by works of other baroque composers: Telemann, and lesser-known Zelenka, Janitsch, Fasch, and Boismortier.
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Meals on Wheels in need of donations, volunteers
STROUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — For more than 50 years Monroe County Meals on Wheels has provided food and services to hundreds of people in the Poconos.
Monroe County Meals on Wheels in Stroudsburg is seeing a staggering uptick in clients who need their services as they just surpassed helping more than 350 people every week.
“We’re all affected by the increase in cost and things like that, but it could be as simple as somebody has an aging parent and they don’t live in the state,” said Stacey Koeck the special events coordinator for Monroe County Meals on Wheels.
August is always a busy month for the nonprofit as they use it to spread awareness for its donation drives where several townships are collecting household essentials for its clients as well as public libraries collecting pet food donations through the end of the month.
Monroe County West End Fair kicks off
GILBERT, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Summer fairs are always packed with diverse activities and attractions.
A week-long fair in Monroe County goes beyond cotton candy and carnival rides.
Thrilling rides, carnival bites, and endless entertainment line more than 90-plus acres of the West End fairgrounds for seven whole days.
Live music from singers like Chris Eckert, dancing, and cheerleading performances on stage even barns full of livestock.
"They're not only our neighbors or friends, but we are one big family here," said Mindy Seese from Reeders.
Sunday kicked off the first day of the week-long fair that runs through Saturday, August 26.
Warrant issued, woman sends police on high-speed chase
POCONO TOWNSHIP, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Officers have issued an arrest warrant for a woman in Monroe County after she sends officers on a high-speed chase.
According to Pocono Township Police Department on August 19 around 9:50 a.m., officers conducted a traffic stop on a white Tesla SUV with an expired and suspended registration.
During the traffic stop, police say they made contact with 29-year-old Jamisa A. Mclvor from East Stroudsburg who had an expired and suspended driver's license.
Upon asking her to step out of the vehicle officers say Mclvor fled from the traffic stop leading officers on a high-speed chase.
Body recovered in Monroe County lake
Police note the chase had to be terminated due to unsafe conditions.
Officials state a felony warrant has been issued for Mclvor's arrest.
The West End Fair’s 101st Opening Day, Come by the West End Food Pantry’s Food Stand behind the Bandshell for some Great Food, also checkout the Boscov’s Friends Helping Friends Table, with a $5.00 Donation get a 25% Off Shopping Pass for Boscov’s. Please
We are at the West End Fair August 20th through the 26th at the West End Food Pantry Booth behind the Bandshell, if you are not going to the West End Fair, you can also get your 25% off Coupon by sending an email to thewestendreporter@gmail.com and we can make arrangements to meet in Effort


Body recovered in Monroe County lake
COOLBAUGH TOWNSHIP, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Officials say they have located the body of the man who went missing Saturday afternoon.
According to Chief George Dobson with the Coolbaugh Township Fire Department, a man went missing in Dresser Lake after his kayak went under the water.
Crews fight second-alarm fire in Northumberland County
Chief Dobson said fire crews, dive teams, search and rescue teams, and drone operators were called in from three counties to assist with the search efforts.
Officials say first responders located the missing man's body a few hours into the search through the use of penetrating sonar about 20-30 feet from the shortline.
The victim has been identified at this time but their identity is being withheld pending notification of the family.
Smoke clears after warehouse fire in Tobyhanna Township

When you request something Basic and something Amazing happens, It’s a Wrap!
CHESTNUTHILL TOWNSHIP: Three Weeks before the West End Fair, a couple of Volunteers were discussing with the director of the West End Food Pantry (WEFP), Karena Thek, what to do with the two (2) Beverage Coolers to make them stand out. They discussed using contact paper on the sides and adding the West End Food Pantry Logo. The two Volunteers had the idea to reach out to Bay Image of Brodheadsville to see if they would consider donating vinyl wraps for the coolers. The ask was for a very Basic Wrap consisting of a light gray background, with the WEFP Logo on the top portion and Bay Image's Logo on the bottom portion noting that they donated their services.
Dive teams report after a man is missing in Monroe County
COOLBAUGH TOWNSHIP, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Officials state five dive teams are searching a lake in Monroe County for a missing man.
According to Monroe County Communcation Center dive teams in Lackawanna, Luzerne, Wayne, Pike and Monroe County were called to Dresser Lake for reports of a man in the water.
Crews fight second-alarm fire in Northumberland County
Officals note this happened around 12:30 p.m.
Eyewitness News will keep you updated as more information becomes available to us.
E-news Updates – August 18, 2023
Traffic Safety Grants Awarded
This week, the state provided nearly $36 million in grants that will be used to relieve traffic in 77 Pennsylvania municipalities through traffic signal upgrades and measures to increase safety and mobility. I am pleased to announce two municipalities in the 40th district were recipients totaling $685,566.
Blakely Borough received $472,479 to update signal equipment at Ridge Road & Keystone Ave and Main St. & Keystone Ave.
Olyphant Borough received $213,087 to update signal equipment at Lackawanna Ave & River Street and at South Valley Ave & Garfield Ave.

Woman allegedly found intoxicated at Camelback assaults EMS, officers
MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A woman is being charged after police say she was found unconscious at Camelback Lodge and then began assaulting, staff, EMS, and officers.
According to the Pocono Township Police Department, on August 13 around 10:00 p.m., officers were called to the Camelback Lodge for an intoxicated woman found unconscious in the water park who was trying to fight employees when she awoke.
Owners of reptile store charged with 284 counts of animal neglect
On the scene, police said they found 49-year-old Joanne Reily of Bath, who was extremely intoxicated and uncooperative with officers, security, and EMS. Reily was then placed under arrest and transported to Lehigh Valley Pocono Medical Center to be evaluated.
Smokey skies as firefighters battle fire at medical supplies center
TOBYHANNA TOWNSHIP, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Firefighters from three counties are fighting a major fire at a medical supplies manufacturer in the Poconos.
Crews are on the scene of a fire located along Commerce Boulevard at Medline Industries in Tobyhanna Township where they tell 28/22 News that the fire is believed to be in the middle of the building.


Pocono Township First In Monroe County To Try Microsurfacing

AG: Woman straw purchases 30 guns, weapons for felon boyfriend
EYEWITNESS NEWS (WBRE/WYOU) — Attorney General announced the arrests of two Monroe County residents for an alleged straw purchasing operation that involved a woman buying guns for her boyfriend, a convicted felon.
According to Attorney General Michelle Henry, Melissa Saldana and Ramon Roldan, Jr., both age 39, are charged with numerous violations of the Uniform Firearms Act, and false swearing.
An investigation by the Office of the Attorney General discovered Saldana repeatedly bought firearms for her boyfriend, Roldan, who was prohibited from having firearms due to multiple felony convictions.
Fall Programs
Printable Program Schedule for Kids available here!
Programs for Kids
Special Musical Storytime Ages 2-5. Join us for a special Storytime with our Bookmobile staff who will read stories and entertain you with songs on the guitar and banjo. Walk-in.
Hughes: Tues, Sept 12, 10:00 am
Lapsit Ages 1-2. Siblings welcome. Books, songs, & developmental activities. Walk-in.
Hughes: Mon, 11:00 am: Sept 18, 25; Oct 9, 16, 23, Nov 6, 13, 27
Hughes: Tues, 11:00 am: Sept 19, 26; Oct 10, 17, 24, Nov 14, 28
Preschool Storytime Ages 3-5. Siblings welcome. Stories, songs, & coloring sheet or simple craft. Walk-in.