Supervisor Chairman Jacob Pride joined fellow Supervisors Robert Lovenheim and Michael Albert for the grand opening of Vigon's new distribution center on newly re-paved Airstrip Rd.
They were joined by Rep. Tarah Probst, Monroe County Commissioners David Parker and Sharon Laverdure, Mackenzie Mueller from Senator Rosemary Brown's office, and other officials. We are excited to see job investments within our Township.
Thanks to Senator Rosemary Brown, Rep. Maureen Madden, and Rep. Tarah Probst, Marshalls Creek Fire Co.'s Cancer Risk Reduction & Security Upgrades Project was funded $248,437 via the LSA Monroe program.
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Annual NASCAR Cup Series event scheduled for Sunday, July 14, at the famous “Tricky Triangle” will be sponsored by the Commonwealth’s new tourism campaign “Pennsylvania: The Great American Getaway”
Shapiro Administration makes history with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s initial foray into motorsports.
May 30, 2024
By Evan Jones, The Morning Call,
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Nearly 19 months after a rock slide closed Route 611 in Delaware Water Gap and the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area — and nine months after the initial estimated date to reopen it — the road remains closed. And that likely won’t change this year, or possibly anytime soon.
A dispute over Coolbaugh Township’s authority could alter municipalities’ power to revise ordinances.
Monroe County’s economic development organization and a private landowner are suing Coolbaugh Township over municipal ordinance changes that expand wetland buffers for new development.
Township officials say the changes, approved in August 2023, create additional protections for wetlands and nearby waterways.
MIDDLE SMITHFIELD TWP., Pa. - The Monroe County Coroner has identified a man killed at a bar last week.
The manner of death for Henry David Koroma, Jr., formerly of Scranton, was ruled a homicide, according to Monroe County Coroner Tom Yanac.
Yanac says he is not yet releasing the cause of death pending further investigation.
