Joe Sylvester is a Staff Writer at Citizen Standard. He covers a diverse range of topics including automotive, climate change, and regional interest, with a keen focus on environmental services, public policy, and technology. Joe's work has been featured in notable publications such as Milton Daily Standard, The News-Item, The Huntingdon, Southside Times, and The Daily Review.
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MANDATA — For the seventh consecutive year, Line Mountain School District taxpayers will pay the same tax rates.
CATAWISSA — An 81-year-old Catawissa man is facing more than 80 counts of child pornography-related charges filed by the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General.
SHAMOKIN — The city man charged with setting the May 4 fire on North Franklin Street that displaced up to 13 people and spread to three other homes
WATSONTOWN — Borough council Monday night voted 6-0 to terminate Patrolman David Podgorney, a police officer with the borough department since 2020.
Following a bitter cold winter, spring seemed unusually chilly. On some days. On other days, it seemed as though summer had arrived early.
By: Joe Sylvester
LEWISBURG — Representatives of two engineering firms Monday presented recommended transportation safety improvements in East Buffalo Township and
SCRANTON — It didn’t take very long for Dr. Robert E. Wright to notice the growing physician shortage in Northeast Pennsylvania. Wright, an Archbald native, had just returned to Lackawanna County in 1971 after he completed his fellowship in…
ELYSBURG — America was just 150 years old when Knoebels Amusement Resort first entertained area families.
ELYSBURG — America was just 150 years old when Knoebels Amusement Resort first entertained area families. But the resort's story goes back even further, nearly 100 years prior.
By: Joe Sylvester
ELYSBURG — America was just 150 years old when Knoebels Amusement Resort first entertained area families.
