The nice weather means big business for canoe and rafting companies, especially in the Poconos. Author: Carmella Mataloni Updated: 4:23 PM EDT May 19, 2021
DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa. It was a great day to hit the water, and lots of people, canoes, and paddles were dropped off at Smithfield Beach near Marshalls Creek. I just like being outdoors. It s quiet and peaceful. It s just neat to be out in nature, said Max Land, New Jersey. It s really nice to get outside. We spend a lot of time on Zoom and computers and stuff, so it s good to get away from that, said Emily Ryu, New Jersey.
Soaking up the sun in the Poconos
It was a beautiful May day and the weather looks like it will cooperate for the next few days. Author: Carmella Mataloni Updated: 4:35 PM EDT May 18, 2021
MARSHALLS CREEK, Pa. It was a beautiful day to take a trip to Smithfield Beach near Marshalls Creek.
Joshua Fuller from Stroudsburg spent the day fishing on the water with his son Hunter. Hunter s birthday was on Sunday, so I took a day from work, and he took a day from school, and we got up early, did some fishing. We fished for shad, fished for bass. We caught a couple of little bass, shad weren t working, but it was a fun time on the river, said Fuller.
Surrounding ski resorts, campgrounds, and downtown Stroudsburg serve as the backdrop of our beautiful campus.
The University has 66 buildings located on 258 acres in the East Stroudsburg Borough and in Smithfield Township which include academic facilities, eight residence halls (housing 2,400 students), a 1,000-seat dining hall, a student center and a recreation center. The Student Activity Association, Inc., owns Stony Acres, a 119-acre off-campus student recreation area near Marshalls Creek that includes a lodge and a small lake.
East Stroudsburg University has comfortable and spacious meeting rooms, outstanding fields, gymnasiums, outdoor athletic courts, an indoor swimming pool, suite style (air-conditioned) and traditional residence hall (non air-conditioned) housing for
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With ESU’s strong health services programs, it’s not surprising that Warriors are on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. But alumni with criminal justice, social work and other degrees are also responding to this unprecedented national crisis.
Here are just some of their stories.
Caitlyn O’Connell ’16
Bachelor of science, nursing
Caitlyn O’Connell is experiencing the pandemic head on since her hospital surgical unit started treating COVID-19 patients in March. Staffing shortages are real, so she also works at Mount Sinai South Nassau on Long Island, where started her career.
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