FRANKLIN COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) - The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is warning of a new scam on Thursday. In a Facebook post, the FCSO warned of a popular jury-duty scam, saying they “will never call you regarding jury duty or ask you to pay a certain amount for missing jury duty.” They clarified that only [...]| mypanhandle.com
Step back to 1775 with Conococheague Institute, located on Bain Road in Mercersburg, on October 18 to celebrate the harvest season. Activities include traditional grape stomping (pipeage) and apple pressing for cider, along with demonstrations of hearth cooking and beer brewing by Oakgrove Farm. Festivities begin at 10 AM and conclude about 6 PM. Attendees can also experience 18th-century games, listen to a special presentation on indigenous harvest traditions and medicinal plants by Drew Shu...| Visit Franklin County PA
Franklin County Visitors Bureau is hosting an exhibit, titled “Letterkenny World War II Italian Prisoner of War Experience” in the lobby of the Franklin County 11/30 Visitors Center. The exhibit is on display through Veteran’s Day 2025 and remembers the stories of Italian POWs, their time at Letterkenny Depot, and the Letterkenny Chapel, built by the POWs of Letterkenny.| Visit Franklin County PA
New policy boosts access to nutritious food for clients Tupper Lake, NY – A multi-year collaboration is helping the Tupper Lake Community Food Pantry serve up more healthy offerings to its clients. For the last two years, the food pantry has been partnering with The Heart Network’s Creating Healthy Schools & Communities (CHSC) program, which is funded by a grant from the New York State Department of Health. One of the primary focuses of the CHSC program is to work with schools and commu...| The Adirondack Almanack
A recent ruling sending the case back to the state’s environmental court extends a dozen-year limbo for the store, which its owner still hopes to reopen.| VTDigger
by Logan Finney, Idaho Reports The Larsen-Sant Public Library in Preston will temporarily restrict public access to its building starting Monday in response to a new law that opens libraries to lawsuits if minors access inappropriate content on the shelves. “In order to comply with House Bill 710 we are closing the library to the […]| Idaho Reports
