State police investigating theft of used cooking oil at Nicholson Twp. restaurant – Wyoming County Examiner
State police at Tunkhannock are investigating the reported theft of used cooking oil from a Nicholson Twp. restaurant last week. Accordin…
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Hype for the Future 133G: Town of Oceana, West Virginia
Overview The Town of Oceana is situated within the northwestern portion of Wyoming County, West Virginia, and serves as the oldest community within the county and former county seat (prior to 1907). Today, the town limits are served by Routes 10 and 85, with the former connecting the community to the Logan and Pineville areas and Route 85 connecting the area to the Madison community.https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026/03/13/hype-for-the-future-133g-town-of-oceana-west-virginia/
Hype for the Future 121G: Borough of Factoryville, Pennsylvania
Overview The Borough of Factoryville, Pennsylvania, is located at the northwestern edge of the concurrency of United States Routes 6 and 11 and is named for a woolen factory located near the original town site. Today, the most notable feature of the community site is Keystone College, a smaller private institution of higher education.Hype for the Future 120J: Borough of Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania
Overview The Borough of Tunkhannock is located within Wyoming County, Pennsylvania, serving as the county seat. Today, the community is situated along United States Route 6 and Pennsylvania Route 29, directly along the Susquehanna River with a business alignment of Route 6 serving as the east-west Main Street of the borough. Of the notable amenities of the community, only the Wyoming County Historical Society is of any particular significance.
Buttermilk Falls, Liquid State Brewing, and Ballooning over Letchworth State Park and Genesee Falls
In September 2018, Bhavna and I booked a weekend getaway on Seneca Lake on the Finger Lakes region of New York. This is day two of three.
Does anyone recognize this bridge with the Coles Shoes sign? Photo was taken in 1910 in Western NY. The family had a cottage at Silver Lake in Wyoming County and was related to the Cole family of Wyoming County who were shoe & bootmakers.
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