Press and Journal

Monday, September 06, 2010

WHAT’S BITING? - Bass fishing on the lower Susquehanna River has taken a hit as young bass are dying of columnaris, a disease that blisters on the fish. Press/Journal Photo-Ashley Carelock

How’s the fishin’?

Where have all the fish gone?
The outlook is grim for small mouth bass in the Susquehanna River. According to Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Michael Helfrich, major and rapid changes are taking place and killing off the fish in the river.

Local fisherman Willi...

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STAY COOL - Young Kathryn Ford finds a way to get out of the heat on Saturday, Sept. 12, as she and many others came out for the Hummelstown Arts Festival, despite the humidity.

Photo by: Brian Phillips
STAY COOL - Young Kathryn Ford finds a way to get out of the heat on Saturday, Sept. 12, as she and many others came out for the Hummelstown Arts Festival, despite the humidity.

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Contractor in place for pool

Summer 2009 might not be so dry for Middletown residents: Middletown Borough has taken the next major step toward repairing t...
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‘Boobies’ golf tournament a bright spot in the rain

Cloudy skies and wet weather didn’t stop 100 golfers from hitting the course for the first-ever Feel Your Boobies golf ...
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Falcons bumped by unrelenting Central Dauphin

The Lower Dauphin Falcons girls’ volleyball team could not break through Central Dauphin’s tightly woven unity du...
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