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Speakers talk about their journey of recovery from addiction (opens the original)
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TOWANDA â Two Bradford County residents shared how recovery from addiction helped them rebuild their lives during the fourth annual Recovery Celebration held Friday outside the Bradford County Courthouse. The event, hosted by the Bradford-Sullivan Drug and Alcohol Program in recognition of National Recovery Month, included speakers, treatment and recovery resources, activities and a candlelight vigil. Connect with James: 570-265-2151 Ext. 1639;jamesl@thedailyreview.com Keep it Clean. Please av
Bradford County Library lawsuit settlement calls for Sunshine Act training (opens the original)
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TOWANDA â In response to a Right to Know request, the Bradford County commissioners on Thursday released the details of a settlement agreement in a lawsuit filed in 2025 by the Friends of the Bradford County Library organization. The lawsuit, filed by the Friends and its board president, Anna Jennings, accused the commissioners of violating the Sunshine Act. Connect with James: 570-265-2151 Ext. 1639;jamesl@thedailyreview.com Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexuall
North Towanda opts out of EMS assistance program (opens the original)
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NORTH TOWANDA TOWNSHIP â At Tuesdayâs meeting of the North Towanda Township supervisors, Supervisor Chairman Gerald Sheets said the township is not participating in the countyâs recently launched program to assist local ambulance companies. Under the program, the county will match, up to the equivalent of a half-mill, contributions that municipalities make to their local ambulance company for capital purchases, such as a new ambulance, a cardiac monitor or a motorized stretcher that can li
Residents complain about biosolids applied in Ulster area (opens the original)
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ULSTER TOWNSHIP â At Mondayâs meeting of the Ulster Township supervisors, several residents complained that a local farmer had applied biosolids to fields in a way that created a dust cloud and caused bad odors in the area that lasted for days. One woman said she was able to close her windows so the dust didnât get into her home, but said other residents werenât so fortunate. Connect with James: 570-265-2151 Ext. 1639;jamesl@thedailyreview.com
Progress Authority looks to attract state funding for housing (opens the original)
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TOWANDA â The state may soon offer funding for housing development, so the Progress Authority is trying to put Bradford and Susquehanna counties in a position to attract some of that money, an official announced Thursday at the Progress Authorityâs meeting. Matt Williams, the Progress Authorityâs vice-president for economic and community development, said that earlier this year, Gov. Josh Shapiroâs administration issued the Pennsylvania Housing Action Plan. The plan, which is the commonw
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