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July Adult Programs

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This July, our library branches offer a wide range of engaging programs tailored for adults, ensuring there’s something for everyone. From book clubs and crafting sessions to health booths and educational talks, you’ll find numerous opportunities to learn, socialize, and have fun. Highlights include movie matinees, gardening advice, drone workshops, and chair yoga. Whether you’re into reading, crafting, or exploring

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Delaware Water Gap officials respond to oil spill at Hidden Lake, urge proper disposal

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DELAWARE WATER GAP (WOLF) —

National Park areas with bodies of water allow people to enjoy the beauty of the outdoors and that’s what the Delaware Water Gap aims to achieve for it's visitors.

But last week, they received a report of an oil sheen on Hidden Lake near the park headquarters. Now, they're reminding people the park is not an area to change their oil.

Poconos Communities and Barrett Township Supervisors Switch from Verizon to T-Mobile Amid Widespread Service Issues

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Monroe County Reporter

Residents in the Poconos have been experiencing significant issues with Verizon Wireless service, leading to a surge in complaints about dropped calls, poor signal quality, and inconsistent service. The widespread frustration has prompted some, including the Barrett Township Supervisors, to switch from Verizon to T-Mobile, signaling a notable shift in the community's response to the ongoing problems.

Tobyhanna man convicted of molesting Wilkes student

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A Tobyhanna man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a Wilkes University dorm room several years ago was convicted at trial this week of misdemeanor sex offenses.

The jury deliberated for a little less than four hours Tuesday evening before finding Khylen Rasul Shoffner, 28, guilty on misdemeanor counts of indecent assault of an unconscious person, indecent assault without consent, indecent exposure and harassment.

Jurors deadlocked on the most serious charges Shoffner faced, aggravated indecent assault and another felony count of indecent assault.

Bus driver charged after allegedly endangering students

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PIKE COUNTY, Pa. — A bus driver from Pike County turned herself in to police after allegedly endangering children.

Police say Kerry Sullivan was driving a school bus in Lehman Township back in April when she suddenly slammed on the brakes.

Nearly 40 children on the bus were thrown from the impact.

Two kids were taken to the hospital.

Sullivan is a bus driver for the East Stroudsburg School District.

She faces assault and harassment charges in Pike County.

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