The Guide
We mark their lives Under the ground and above it, memories live on all over Northeastern Pennsylvania
They sit silently under the shade of tall trees or out in the open amid well-groomed lawns, quiet monuments to those who have gone before us.
A Sweet Valley welcome to almost-summer
SWEET VALLEY — Members of the Sweet Valley Volunteer Fire Company are gearing up once again for the annual Sweet Valley Fair, a Memorial Day weekend tradition for many.
Game for an old favorite? Come on down to 'The Price Is Right Live'
Chances are if you're planning to attend “The Price Is Right Live!” interactive show at the Kirby Center on Thursday, you're probably hoping you'll be called to “come on down” and be a contestant.
Song-and-dance revue not just for Anglophiles
All right, old chaps, gather round and let's see how well you know your trivia:Who discovered King Tut's tomb back in November 1922? If you immediately thought of British archaeologist Howard Carter, you're right.
'WHOM DO YOU REMEMBER ON MEMORIAL DAY?'
Because Monday is a special holiday, we asked:“ON MEMORIAL DAY, WHOM DO YOU REMEMBER?”•••“The soldiers, and my grandparents, Ted and Lil Brown.”
HEALTHY LIVING
Here are some healthful foods you can eat this summer to help fight damaging effects of the sun.• Cherries provide melatonin.• Crimini mushrooms boost your immunity with selenium.
Boldly go on 'Star Trek's' latest, scintillating adventure
The warp drives on the USS Enterprise are, as usual, on the verge of meltdown in “Star Trek Into Darkness.” Luckily, the entertainment propulsion system for the sci-fi saga is roaring full throttle.
'Crazy,' meet 'structure'
Newlyweds Corie and Paul live five — or six, if you count the stoop — flights of stairs up in an aging New York City brownstone with a hole in the skylight, a neighbor who enjoys being eccentric, and plumbing that doesn't quite work the way you'd...
Wheels up for Roller Radicals Fundraiser will support local Derby ladies
It's not the roller derby of the '70s, with the intentional fighting, hitting and elbowing.But there are blockers and jammers, women do fall on their butts, and new players are called fresh meat.
EAGLES! Spirits soar with sightings of majestic but still seemingly rare birds
If you went to school a generation or two ago, you very likely heard your teacher say something like this:
Saints be praised
Harrisburg-based Celtic rockers set for Scranton festival.
In the Urban Dictionary listing for Irish bands, you might find an entry similar to this one: “A band formed with the intention of receiving free drinks.”
