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By coincidence, two months ago to this day we published an editorial praising the restoration of Espy Run, bringing the lost creek back to the surface 70 or so…

Terry Ostrowski, President/CEO of Earth Conservancy, on Monday said the organization has been awarded a more than $17.5 million grant to support restoration of…

Todays writers are Laurie Gray of Fort Wayne

As staff writer Jennifer Learn-Andes recently reported, the long-lost Espy Run now gently flows above ground for the first time in some 70 years…

The Northeast Environmental Partners, comprised of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, Pennsylvania Environmental Council, PPL Corporation, Procter & Gamble Paper Products Company,

Terence Ostrowski hiked through vegetation in Hanover Township last week to reach a marvel he will never tire of seeing — the clear water of Espy Run gently…

With the celebration of the Three Rivers Festival, it is hard not to reminisce about years gone past – memories created downtown over the years.

HANOVER TWP. — The Earth Conservancy was awarded a nearly $1.96 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Brownfields and Land Revitalization Program to begin restoring about 2,500 linear

HANOVER TWP. — If you travel up State Route 2010 from Wilkes-Barre and turn off the road just before you enter Nanticoke, you will come to a winding dirt path.

History Journal delivers pieces of the citys past with photos and stories pulled from the newspapers archives.