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Stroud Township approves new Chipolte, Wawa, and Starbucks - Vimarsana News

Stroud Township approves new Chipolte, Wawa, and Starbucks

The popular franchises are planned for an area of Route 611 in the Monroe County township.

Source: wnep.com
Overcrowding, litter closes Stroud Township parks - Vimarsana News

Overcrowding, litter closes Stroud Township parks

Overcrowding and garbage problems has prompted a township in the Poconos to close two parks on the weekends.

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Township steps in after several fires at old Penn Hills Resort - Vimarsana News

Township steps in after several fires at old Penn Hills Resort

Township steps in after several fires at old Penn Hills Resort Firefighters were called to the former resort near Stroudsburg Sunday night. There have been at least five fires at the place in the last 18 months. Author: Carmella Mataloni Updated: 5:11 PM EDT May 3, 2021 STROUDSBURG, Pa. — Flames could be seen pouring out of what was once a garage at the former Penn Hills Resort near Stroudsburg on Sunday night. The fire spread to an old restaurant. The place in Stroud Township went up in flames again, just before midnight on Sunday. "I know it's bad. Every ti...

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Officials, residents in the Poconos brace for snowstorm - Vimarsana News

Officials, residents in the Poconos brace for snowstorm

STROUDSBURG, Pa. - The Poconos are bracing for a lot of snow. The first snowflakes started a little after 1 p.m. Wednesday. Some stores in Stroudsburg, Monroe County closed early, while some didn't open at all. As the sidewalks along Main Street in Stroudsburg are being prepped for snow, Yard of Ale owner Barry Lynch doesn't expect many people on them. "We were only open from 4 p.m. to 10 for takeout and curbside anyway. So we are not going to open today or tomorrow evening," Lynch said. Some others followed suit, as the first significant snowfall since March 2019 is expected to blanket the r...

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