Laura Ancherani, executive director of the Abington Business and Professional Association (ABPA), has helped to plan the Clarks Summit Festival of Ice for the past 13 years. The festival began in 2005, the brainchild of Maryann Nichols and Dorothy O’Conno
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It’s a wonder how the ice sculptures at the annual Clarks Summit Festival of Ice can hold their shapes with all the warmth that our families and community bring to that event every year. I am sure the tradition will continue with ICEtendo, the 16th Annual
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S. ABINGTON TWP. — For the first year, the Abington Heights High School has a unified bocce ball league in which students with and without disabilities come together as a team to compete against other schools and cheer each other on. Casey Beichler, unifi
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The Creative and Performing Arts Academy (CaPAA) will perform “Honk! JR.” as part of the 16th annual Clarks Summit Festival of Ice. The play will be presented Saturday, Feb. 15 at 2 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, 300 School St., Clarks Summit. Adm
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CLARKS SUMMIT — Abington Heights Art students will be featured at The Gathering Place in Clarks Summit for the third annual Our Town Student Art Show. During the month of February, drawing, painting, photography and mixed media pieces will be on display.
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Two Abington Heights elementary schools are picking up STEAM. South Abington Elementary School and Newton-Ransom Elementary School have both conducted STEAM nights within the last week. The South Abington school hosted its first STEAM night on Jan. 30 and
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Jennings Calvey Funeral and Cremation Services will observe its 120th year in business this year. John J. Jennings founded the Jennings Funeral Home in 1900 in North Scranton with a livery service and horse drawn carriages. The business moved to West Mark
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