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Joe the Manager told me I had a bent strut - I went in for alignment b.c my car was pulling to the left side. After much debate and confusion re' ...

'Total Loss': Fire Destroys Monroe County Shopping Plaza A fire completely destroyed a Monroe County shopping plaza Sunday, June 25, firefighters said ...

MCCT is starting off 2024 with two stellar cast announcements and programs. LOVE FOUND LOVE LOST First up, we have our "Love Found, ...

314 Main St APT 2, Stroudsburg, PA 18360 is an apartment unit listed for rent at $1450 /mo. The 345 Square Feet unit is a 1 bed, 1 bath apartment ...

... PA. 2:00PM; Kalahari Resorts Poconos · MetalRockClassical · Mar 23. Dirtwire: Winter Wake Up - The Poconos 2024. 9:00PM; Kalahari Waterpark Resort ...

A house in Long Pond that sold for $1 million tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Monroe County in the...

The world’s most famous groundhog has some competition this holiday in Monroe County. https://www.brctv13.com/images/2024/2-2_WEB_Nicole_PKG.mp4 For the first time ever— spectators made their way to a wildlife center in Hamilton Township this morning for their Groundhog Day prediction. “There’s no shadow!” “There’s no shadow!” If that’s making you feel like the weather man from the Groundhog Day movie. Don’t worry it’s not repeating, those are two separate predictions at the Pocono Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center in Hamilton Township. Both groundhogs named Baked Potato and Sweet Potato are in agreement with Punxsutawney Phil, the prognosticator of all prognosticators. “An early spring is on the way!”

The world’s most famous groundhog has some competition this holiday in Monroe County. https://www.brctv13.com/images/2024/2-2_WEB_Nicole_PKG.mp4 For the first time ever— spectators made their way to a wildlife center in Hamilton Township this morning for their Groundhog Day prediction. “There’s no shadow!” “There’s no shadow!” If that’s making you feel like the weather man from the Groundhog Day movie. Don’t worry it’s not repeating, those are two separate predictions at the Pocono Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center in Hamilton Township. Both groundhogs named Baked Potato and Sweet Potato are in agreement with Punxsutawney Phil, the prognosticator of all prognosticators. “An early spring is on the way!”

The setup has already begun in South Whitehall Township by the Jordan Creek for Groundhog Day 2024.

The East Stroudsburg PNC location is one of four in Pennsylvania and one of 20 nationwide set to close this year.

Parchment was arraigned on charges of aggravated and simple assault and harassment. He was lodged in the Monroe County Correctional Facility for lack ...

Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.

Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.

Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.

Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.

Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.

Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.

Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.

Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.