This man is going up to doors, pulling to see if they’re open and looking in windows. Police have been notified. In the area of 209 and West Hills Drive at 6pm. Please be careful and make sure your doors and windows are locked. If mine were not locked he would have been in my living room.
Wearing tan pants and boots with a long wool coat
Camelback Resort is known for its waterparks, but this October, they are hosting a fall festival. On October 4-5, fun activities like pumpkin bowling, a ball pit, and mini corn mazes are just a few of the activities happening. Every weekend Camelback will host entertaining family events like movie nights and parades.
If curious for more information, go to Camelback Resort’s website.
On Saturday, Stroudsburg destroyed Dieruff 8-0 during the girls’ senior night.
The Mountaineers had six different players score goals, including three seniors. Amelia Nieman, ’25, showed out scoring two goals and having an assist to add to that. Savannah Hlavac, ’25, and Abby Grella, ’25, contributed to the game in a big way also scoring a goal each.
Kali Milonas, ’27, also scored 2 goals. Leah McWilliams, ’27, and Lila Smedley, ’26, both pushed across a goal as well.
The defense was also outstanding, standing their ground all game and having their fifth shutout of the season. They only allowed 2 shots throughout the 80-minute contest. Goalie Sia Trotter, ’27, and Karly Evans, ’28, both picked up a save.
This game pushes the girls’ record to 5-6-1 on the season. They are looking to improve on this record tomorrow against Emmaus at home.
Movie adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s viral book “It Ends With Us” sparks new levels of controversy over an already contentious book.
According to Chels Upton from Slate, Hoover’s fan base has been described to be similar to Taylor Swift’s: loyal and fierce defenders. To openly criticize Hoover’s books would open yourself to flooding of your social media with displeasure of the negative review. Widespread popularity comes with widespread criticism and hateful comments.
As an intern this summer on Capitol Hill, senior political science major Richermy Batista found herself at the epicenter of American politics, where she applied the academic skillset she gained at East Stroudsburg University to further her passion for public service.
Batista, a first-generation college student born in the Dominican Republic, was one of 30 students nationwide selected for the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute’s (CHCI) 2024 Summer Congressional Interns program. The program’s goal is to give Latino college students opportunities to explore the inner workings of the federal government while preparing them to enter the workforce as future leaders.
Blue Mountain Resort is hosting Oktoberfest on September 28 and 29 from 11-5 pm. Live German music and dancers will perform; traditional foods, games, children’s activities, craft vendors, hayrides, and a pumpkin patch are just a few of the events on the list. More information is available at Blue Mountain Resort’s website.
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