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Small but mighty: EPCAMR celebrates 30 years of revitalizing region’s coal land (opens the original)
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A group of people lace up their boots and head out to an Ashley stream that begins as clean drinkable water, but as it continues the water disappears underground and emerges carrying iron and other mineral content. The Eastern Pennsylvania Coalition for Abandoned Mine Reclamation (EPCAMR) team treks along the route, climbing over pieces of burnt coal and a habitat of plants that have since grown where the stream used to flow. Their goal is ambitious: bring the stream back above ground and treat
TOMATO TIME: A guide to all things tomato at the 2026 Pittston Tomato Festival (opens the original)
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It’s a tradition that’s unique to the area, and one that people who don’t like tomatoes would probably wince at. Once promoted as the country’s best tomato growing area, the city of Pittston continues to honor the sacred vegetable…or fruit? That might be up for debate, but the excitement for the 43rd Annual Pittston Tomato Festival isn’t. Four days of live entertainment, food vendors, and unique contests bring all the fun to Pittston beginning Thursday, Aug. 20, and concluding on Sunday, Aug. 23
Saving history: Initiative launched to preserve pieces of Harris Hill Road Bridge (opens the original)
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Community members are honoring the history of a century-old bridge that once linked Harris Hill Road and Memorial Highway. Originally built as a stone arch spanning a trolley line, an effort is underway to preserve the bridge’s story through a commemorative marker. The Harris Hill Road Bridge has been closed since November 2023 and demolition began in May. Although what lies there now is a plot of dirt waiting for the new bridge to claim space, the old bridge itself isn’t entirely gone. Local pr
Green Neighbors Network plants soil and pays it forward (opens the original)
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What started as some seeds in plastic blue kids’ pools has grown into a space where the grass is always greener and here, that’s not just a metaphor. Green Neighbors Network Community Garden at 288 Frederick St., Kingston is a nonprofit homegrown space that provides a shared pantry and a love for nature — and the organization seeks the community’s help to keep paying it forward. Green Neighbors Network is currently holding a shoe drive fundraiser through Funds2Orgs, hoping to collect 1,950 pairs
Oliver’s Legacy: NEPA women create safe space for those mourning pets (opens the original)
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Grieving a pet can be isolating and a new NEPA support group wants to change that. A hand to hold, a shoulder to cry on, or a space to just sit and listen is what Oliver’s Legacy is all about. The lack of in person pet grief support groups in the area creates a gap for grieving pet parents. Virtual meetings offer a layer of support but a pair of women are hoping to deepen that effort. Gayle Delano Slezak, of Carverton, and Melissa Laverty, of Mountain Top, created Oliver’s Legacy Pet Grief Suppo
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