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Thomas ‘Lee’ Schenck Thomas “Lee” Schenck quietly passed away on Thursday, May 6, 2021, with his family by his side. Lee was born July 21, 1949, in Renovo, Pa. During his lifetime, Lee would live in various locations but only felt his true home to be in the beautiful mountainous area of Lycoming County. Lee is survived by his loving wife of 44 years, Dana (Hold) Schenck. He was the truly loving father of Dana Schenck-Welshans, Lee M. Schenck, and Tena D. (Schenck) Miller and his two wonderful son-in-laws: Seth Welshans and Kirk Miller. Lee was blessed with three adoring grandchi...

1 of 6 Ambria Leedy, 13, left, and her sister, Adaleigh Leedy, 7, wave to the staff and residents at Courtyard HealthCare in Goshen on March 22 as part of Boling Vision Center’s Parade of Cars. Some Courtyard residents have spent most of the pandemic within the facility. Joseph Weiser | The Goshen News Courtyard Healthcare Center along College Avenue in Goshen posted signs in March prohibiting all visitors until further notice. Joseph Weiser | The Goshen News Shirley Myers is pictured at Courtyard Healthcare Center in Goshen. Virginia Gouchee is pictured at Courty...

Iconic restaurants in Upstate New York: 13 quintessential places to dine Updated Dec 22, 2020; Creating a list of iconic Upstate New York restaurants can be a difficult task, even in normal times. One person’s icon may not be another’s, especially if their favorite candidate didn’t make the list. And, in the current pandemic era, it remains difficult because so many iconic establishments have temporarily — we hope — suspended or markedly reduced services. Consider the Franklin Lunch & Grill in Syracuse that recently closed after 58 years; the upscale, classic French restaurant LaSe...