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Local News
Report: One-third of households struggle to pay energy bills
By Cathy Bussewitz
Nearly a third of U.S. households have trouble paying their energy bills, and the problem mainly impacts racial minorities, according to a report released Wednesday by the Energy Information Administration.
One in five households — an estimated 25 million — went without food, medicine or other...- FULL ARTICLE
- Tuesday Sep 25, 2018 09:24 pm
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Senior citizens invited to free dinner-theater at DDMS
DINGMANS FERRY — The Dingman-Delaware Middle School will hold its 26th annual...
- Sep 25, 2018 05:45 pm
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Pennsylvania dioceses consider victims' compensation fund
By Marc Levy
Pennsylvania's Roman Catholic dioceses said late Friday they are willing to set up a victims' compensation fund...- Sep 24, 2018 04:36 pm
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Seat checks urged during National Child Passenger Safety Week
Jim Champion, Creative Commons
- Sep 24, 2018 04:35 pm
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Names of 3 killed in Stroud crash released
STROUDSBURG — Authorities have released the names of three people killed in a...
- Sep 24, 2018 03:56 pm
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Dieticians pick 'Top 10' for healthy eating
What are the ten best foods for healthy eating? ShopRite dieticians say they have the answer.
“As part of the first...- Sep 23, 2018 01:39 pm
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Boost your potassium to keep your blood pressure down
Foods that are rich in potassium are important in managing high blood pressure because potassium lessens the effects of sodium.
- Sep 22, 2018 01:15 pm
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Share the Harvest brings community together in support of food pantry
By Frances Ruth Harris
MILFORD — The 11th annual Share the Harvest Dinner on Sept. 17...- Sep 20, 2018 12:56 pm
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Remembering John Filone, an extraordinary host
By Ginny Privitar
MILFORD — The Milford community is mourning the passing of John...- Sep 20, 2018 12:41 pm
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PennDOT announces traffic changes at Delaware Water Gap
Traffic pattern changes are scheduled to be implemented Friday afternoon, Sept. 21, in the Delaware Water Gap area, according to...
- Sep 20, 2018 02:00 pm
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Is there real science in science fiction?
By Marilyn Rosenthal
MILFORD — Is there real science in science fiction? You will find — if you attend the...- Sep 20, 2018 01:27 pm
- Is there real science in science fiction?
- Behind the French Doors extends the lives of great furniture
- Pennsylvania sends troops, water rescue team for storm help
- Pipeline training course opens door to new careers
- Businesses invited to decorate a pumpkin for silent auction
- Davis Chant coordinates sale of Milford Professional Park
- Teachers learn Stop the Bleed techniques, developed after Sandy Hook massacre
- The lessons of 9/11
- Residents return after gas blasts destroy homes in Massachusetts
- Tough decisions for thousands of 'food insecure' families
- 'I do it for the butterflies': Monarchs rule this home
- Night shift work may be associated with higher cancer risk
- Study points way to finding genes affecting depression risk
- Brooke Warner has an answer to traditional publishing
- States eye Pennsylvania's clergy probe as court battle looms
- Lots of literary freebies to be offered at festival
- Fun in the sun during fourth-grade recess
- Check out these items up for grabs at Gar-Po-Fire Community Auction
- Kelly Stagen named Secretary of the Pennsylvania Association of Conservation Districts
- Women in Science Symposium coming to Woodloch Pines
- American Legion observes Patriots Day
- Fall Bible study offered at the Milford United Methodist Church
- Aquatic ecologist joins Upper Delaware staff
- Teachers in East Stroudsburg area district strike
- Can you hear me now?
- Corporal Bryon Dickson Memorial 5K this Saturday
- New Delaware Township ambulance reports for duty
- Dispositions in Pike County Court
- University begins 5-year initiative to teach 100+ languages
- Study: Brain injury may boost risk of Alzheimer's earlier in life
- Siblings prevalent among the victims of predator priests
- Parents often unsure whether, where to seek medical care for children’s headaches
- PA deputy secretary for health is redefining hospital care
- Local students thrive in rainforest research expedition
- Amy Ferris is a woman of her words
- Marie A. Alessi of Lords Valley, Pa., dies at age 80
- Former corrections officer charged in worker’s comp fraud
- A chat with the principal
- Bishops back victim fund over abuse lawsuits in Pennsylvania
- Nonbelievers win suit over Pennsylvania House prayer policy
- Get to know your school library
- Man charged with homicide for cutting girlfriend's brakes
- Community auction to benefit three Milford institutions
- Dispositions in Pike County Court
- Pennsylvania to start pre-qualifying residents for a Real ID
- Know what to say when postpartum depression hits a loved one
- When thunder roars, go indoors
- 'A Warming Planet: What Can We Do?'
- Kindness came in the form of backpacks
- Upper Delaware is in hot water again, Friends say
- Back from vacations, a good time to beef up cybersecurity
- State rebates available to help Pennsylvanians drive cleaner cars
- Feminist writer Susan Faludi to discuss father's gender change
- A tragedy unfolds at Dingmans Falls
- A delightful day one at DV
- Realty Executives welcomes new agents to Milford branch office; Weichert honors agent
- Law enforcement in Pennsylvania will be working hard this Labor Day
- Dispositions in Pike County Court
- Court upholds Wolf order organizing home health care workers
