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Welcome!
We hope you'll enjoy having your hometown newspaper available to you online, 24-hours
a day. If you are a subscriber, click through the sections to the left for the latest local news
and information, and make sure you check out our new business directory.
For those non-subscribers, you have free access to our classified, obits and business directory pages. Make sure you tell our directory advertisers where you saw their ad! HEADLINES: During the February 20th meeting of the Elk Lake School Board, several people were in attendance. Many were apparently there for an event which occurred early in the meeting. Dr. Bush spoke up, saying that they were going to move to a very proud moment. Dr. Cuomo was going to present a diploma to Mr. Leon Everett Williams, who had waited a long time for that moment. Dr. Cuomo spoke prior to conferring the diploma, stating that they had an opportunity to acknowledge Mr. Williams for his military service to the country. He explained that in 1942 Mr. Williams would have graduated high school, but instead he left school and entered into the military. He served in World War 2, and never had an opportunity to go back and finish school. Dr. Coumo then continued, saying it was their privilege and honor to provide him with a high school diploma. As he handed the diploma to Mr. Williams, applause resounded in the library, with many standing in Mr. Williams' honor. Hallstead Borough’s monthly Council meeting began promptly at 7 o’clock pm. The Borough began with some concerns from members of the Council. The Council wanted to notify residents that State Troopers have alerted the Borough that there have been a number of car break-ins in the area. Having said that, they urged residents to lock their car doors and also pay attention so as to prevent more break-ins. This site is on a subscription-only basis. The Obituary and Classified pages have open access. You will need to be a paid subscriber to have complete access to the entire Susquehanna County Transcript website. Thank you for visiting!
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