Misericordia art exhibit to focus on railroading in NEPA
DALLAS — For most railfans the love of trains begins early and runs deep.
Reflecting on rail photography with Oren B. Helbok
Photos by Bloomsburg-based artist and railroad photographer Oren B. Helbok are part of “The Ties That Bind: Railroading in NEPA,” an exhibit that opens this week at Misericordia University’s Pauly Friedman Art Gallery.
Bazaars, festivals promise to light up summer
Edwardsville’s 2023 Pierogi Festival is history now, but don’t worry. The season of bazaars and festivals is just getting started.
Pittsburgh’s ‘Terrible Trolley’ to ride again
Pittsburgh Steelers fans are united in their love for all things black and gold, including the iconic Terrible Towel.
Reflections on Rock and Roll HOF class
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced its latest class last week, and it’s a diverse group that has a little bit for everyone. In general, the class is more modern than many of those of the past, recognizing artists that were actually active after 1975. This is a fun development for the Rock Hall. They have exhausted just about every worthy artist from before the 1980s who is deserving of such esteem. It’s time to move into a new age.
Chocolate-covered strawberries ‘great for Mother’s Day’
“It was dee-licious!”
Bishop Joseph C. Bambera to celebrate Holy Week/Easter Masses at Cathedral of Saint Peter
Parishes across the Diocese of Scranton, including the Cathedral of Saint Peter, are busy preparing for Holy Week and Easter. The faithful are invited and encouraged to attend Masses in-person to experience the joy, hope and love of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Taste testers enjoy carrots with horseradish
Because so many of the newsroom taste testers enjoyed the horseradish sauce that accompanied my corned beef & cabbage last week, I decided to try to repeat the success with a recipe for Horseradish Creamed Carrots this week in the Times Leader test kitchen.
Back Mountain Bloomers plan garden tour for June 24
When a Back Mountain woman named Louise and her husband were looking over the home where they now live, the Realtor said he was sorry it didn’t have a lot of level ground.
A quick Irish Brown Bread, loaf pan and yeast not needed
I had a different recipe ready for this week, but on Tuesday MT decided to try some Corned Beef and Cabbage (a big success as far as I’m concerned, though the meat had more gristle than I like), inspiring me to try this Irish brown bread for St.Patrick’s Day.