Andreas

Andreas, PA · Municipal
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Montgomery’s Literary Society held autumn program in Victorian era
In late 1894, a group of young men and women founded the Montgomery Literary and. Social Club. There were twenty-five members at their first meeting to organize the group,according to the Williamsport. newspaper the Evening News,on December 18, 1894. The group continued to grow, and less than a year later,...
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Fairies, knights, and magic gather at Muncy’s Moonlight Market
Muncy, Pa. — Downtown Muncy Inc. will host Moonlight Market, a free and family-friendly event, from 1 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 17 at Today Farm in Muncy. The event will combine the atmosphere of a Renaissance faire with a fantasy twist, bringing together artisan vendors, food trucks, local drinks, and entertainment for all ages. Guests can explore the market and shop for unique handmade items before the day turns into an evening of fire performances and after-dark activities. Costumes are welcome, and many vendors will join in with decorated tents and costumes of their own. Entertainment will include armored knights and live combat demonstrations by Exiles Armored Combat. Aerials by Amber will offer chances to try aerial silks, hoop, and trapeze until dusk. Michael Peluso will give live glassblowing demonstrations and lead ticketed workshops where guests can create their own glass pumpkins. Joe Reichenbach will perform live music. Sanderson Sisters character actors from Dreamer’s Hollow will roam the grounds throughout the event, and the Celestial Dragons Collective will perform fire dancing. Axe of Faith will offer axe throwing for daring guests who want to test their skills. Today Farm will also offer hayrides and welcome guests to its corn
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Former skill games parlor in Northumberland transforms after ruling
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Muncy Township solicitor predicts no data center ‘in the next 10 years’
Muncy, Pa. — Muncy Township's solicitor told residents Wednesday he doesn’t expect a data center to be built in the township for at least a decade. Pointing to a newly filed constitutional challenge to the state law the developer has relied on, and to tighter state permitting rules, solicitor Joe Orso said during his report at the Oct. 14 supervisors' meeting, “I don’t see a data center here in the next 10 years."