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Who is running for township supervisor, commissioner in Monroe County?

Submitted by Editor2 on

Monroe County's townships have supervisor and, in Pocono Township's case, commissioner elections in 2025.

March 11 was the deadline for candidates to file. Primary elections will be held on May 20. The voter registration deadline is May 5.

Barrett Township

One six-year term is up.

Democrat Sean Anlauf filed to run.

Republicans Grover J. Cleveland and Grant Hilfiger filed to run.

Cleveland is currently a supervisor.

Chestnuthill Township

One six-year term is up.

Democrat Jeffrey S. Weiss filed to run.

2025 NYITCOM Wellness Summit: The Future of Healthcare

Explore innovative strategies and solutions to advance wellness and reduce burnout within the medical community in this two-and-a-half-day conference, held at the Skytop Lodge in the Poconos Mountains of Pennsylvania. Attendees will engage in thought-provoking discussions, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities designed to inspire actionable changes and foster a culture of well-being in healthcare.

Incident at Hamilton Elementary Under Investigation After Cafeteria Tape Incident

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Hamilton Township, PA — April 10, 2025

An investigation is underway at Hamilton Elementary School following an incident that occurred during the first-grade lunch period on Wednesday, April 9th. According to a letter sent home to parents, a staff member was observed placing blue painter’s tape on the mouths of several students.

Pocono Mountain West Presents: Mamma Mia

Get ready to dance, sing, and experience the magic of Mamma Mia! as the talented students of Pocono Mountain West High School take the stage this April.

Show Dates & Times:

  • Friday, April 25 at 7:00 PM
  • Saturday, April 26 at 7:00 PM
  • Sunday, April 27 at 2:00 PM

Join us for a night of fun, music, and energy as PMW students bring this beloved musical to life. You won’t want to miss the chance to dance in the aisles to iconic ABBA hits!

Are Property Taxes Rising Because of Religious and Nonprofit Land Buys in the Poconos?

Submitted by john.galt on

If you’ve opened your local tax bill recently and felt your stomach drop — you’re not alone.

Residents across the Poconos and throughout Pennsylvania are seeing steep increases in their property tax bills this year. Many assume their local township or borough raised taxes — but in most cases, it’s actually the county line on your bill that jumped.

Climb To Conquer Cancer Pocono

Sign up for the challenge of hiking from Camelback to the summit of Big Pocono State Park.

Our family friendly, all inclusive, hiking event includes Survivor activities, live music, giveaways, and a day of adventure!

$35 includes registration and t-shirt!

Starting point Camelback parking lot D6 (look for parking signs)

Hike is about 3 miles to the Summit of Big Pocono State Park up the road.

Don't worry we shuttle you back down!

8am Arrive/ Registration Check In in lot D6