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The Beech Creek Watershed has been adversely impacted by past mining operations, but work is under way to remediate its streams, according to a Pennsylvania Tro ....
The public is invited to a special presentation by Scott Koser, program manager for the PA Coldwater Habitat Program of Trout Unlimited, who will outline TU’s ....
James D. Boatman, 63, of Montoursville, died Sunday, Nov. 12, 2023, at his home. Born Dec. 2, 1959, in Williamsport, he was a son of the late James and Mary ( ....
LANA MUTHLER [email protected] LOCK HAVEN The merger of Lock Haven University with Mansfield and Bloomsburg universities has been a controversial issue for the past few weeks, with local rallies, town halls and other events expressing opposition to the PAASHE proposal. On Thursday, the Clinton County commissioners took a stand on the issue. Commissioner Angela Harding read the following statement: “The Clinton County Board of Commissioners are concerned about the adverse effects that the proposed merger of Lock Haven University will have on our county. “We understand that changes need to occur within the PASSHE system for sustainability and longevity. However, those changes should not come at the cost of employees who live and work in our community. These changes should neither be made in haste, nor without careful consideration of the economic impact on Clinton County. ....
Feb 13, 2021 LOCK HAVEN Clinton County Agriculture Preservation Board reminds area farmland owners of 35 acres or more, the current round of applications to the Farmland Preservation Program will be accepted until March 31. The next round of applications will be eligible for April 1 to March 31, 2023. Applications submitted previously can be resubmitted to be reconsidered for the next round, if landowners who have previously applied so choose. There is a $50 non-refundable fee to apply. Clinton County’s Program, similar to 57 other county programs, pays farmland owners for conservation easements to be placed on valuable farmland. The easement purchases the development rights of the land, thus preserving the farmland forever. ....