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Area Memorial Day parade dates back to 1940s

Anyone with plans to honor veterans or visit gravesites at the Clarks Green Cemetery on Memorial Day, might be interested to know that the cemetery is the resting place for 248 Veterans of all wars, and approximately 20 are women, according to Warren Watkins, president,...

A Solution for Feral Cats

DALTON - At the Dalton Council meeting, May 9, Lisa Dixon, employee of Bunker Hill Veterinary Hospital in Factoryville, talked about a program to help...

Old photos sought for Clarks Green Centennial

The Clarks Green Centennial Committee is seeking photographs of landmarks from the past. In particular, Brown's Drug Store and the school which...

Local lion elected district governor

Mark Kusma, 47, of South Abington Twp., was elected district governor of the District 14-H Lions Club at its convention April 14.

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Brothers united, grateful for community support

'Pitching In For The Diskins' will be held May 25 at the Ransom Township Lions Club Playground/Ball Diamond.

Three South Abington Township brothers, Patrick, 27, Joseph, 24, and Michael, 21, Diskin love their home and want to keep it.

Pet of the Week: Meet Cuddy

Name: CuddyAge: 5 years oldSex: MaleAbout me: I'm up to date with shots and compatible with other cats.

Hootenanny hosted at academy

Abington Christian Academy recently hosted a hootenanny, a folk-music singing party with roots in Scotland, the Appalachians and the hippie movement of the 1960s at the school. The large Fellowship Hall at Abington Christian Academy rang with laughter and verses of...