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No Kings’ crowd in front of courthouse. ( Photo by Nick Rivera)

Milford. Pike County Commissioner Christa Caceres encourages civic engagement.

Delaware Valley Action hosts third No Kings protest

31 Mar 2026 | 03:35

On Saturday, March 28, Delaware Valley Action hosted the third No Kings protest in Milford, on the lawn of the courthouse.

The event drew people from all around the area to speak out against the Trump administration and its policies. Protesters covered the courthouse lawn and lined the streets for blocks,...

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ESU Student Government Association visits Harrisburg. ( Photo provided.)

ESU Student Government Association visits state capital

31 Mar 2026 | 12:42

One Wednesday, March 25, students from East Stroudsburg University’s Student Government Association visited...

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Attendees at a recent Greater Pike Community Foundation breakfast mixer. ( Photo provided.)

Greater Pike breakfast mixer to bring nonprofits together

31 Mar 2026 | 08:25

Greater Pike Community Foundation is inviting leaders of area nonprofit organizations to a breakfast...

Entertainment

Back Road Brewing hosts Jaketown Road for a set of Woodstock-era rock and Americana from the ‘60s through the ‘80s. ( Photo provided)

Music for the Week: Enjoy performances from Roxon, Scott Weis, Jaketown Road and more

30 Mar 2026 | 03:09

Saturday, April 4

Starting at 6 p.m., The Harrisons bring their high-energy rock sounds to Jam Room Brewing...

Local News

Probst introduces legislation to protect local wetlands from rising data center demands

30 Mar 2026 | 02:10

Pennsylvanias State Representative Tarah Probst introduced legislation that would require wetland mitigation...

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Pennsylvania State Representative Tarah Probst ( Web photo.)

Rep. Tarah Probst addresses housing crisis in the Poconos

30 Mar 2026 | 08:37

Pennsylavania State Representative Tarah Probst hosted the Pennsylvania House Housing and Community Development...

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Chester Highway Superintendent John Reilly in Orange County Court on May 25. ( Photo by Bryan Fumagalli)

Chester Highway Superintendent faces up to 25 years in prison after being found guilty in DoorDash shooting trial

27 Mar 2026 | 02:57

An Orange County jury on Thursday, March 26, found Chester Highway Superintendent John Reilly guilty...

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Milford. Pike County Commissioner Christa Caceres encourages civic engagement.

Delaware Valley Action hosts third No Kings protest

ESU Student Government Association visits state capital

Greater Pike breakfast mixer to bring nonprofits together

Music for the Week: Enjoy performances from Roxon, Scott Weis, Jaketown Road and more

Probst introduces legislation to protect local wetlands from rising data center demands

Rep. Tarah Probst addresses housing crisis in the Poconos

Chester Highway Superintendent faces up to 25 years in prison after being found guilty in DoorDash shooting trial

DVSD Board of Education approves Title IX changes, following Trump pressure

St. Patrick’s Day parade embraces family and inclusion

Upper Delaware Council to host presentation on data centers

Free emergency-preparedness program coming to Port Jervis

Hanna Q Dance Company brings Regency era to life

Delaware Valley High School celebrates February Students of the Month