Photos from the March 25 papers and special section are now online
It was determined one camp and one garage were a complete loss with two additional camps, two outbuildings and a pavilion heavily damaged in the Wharton Township fire Sunday evening. Reports indicate approximately 10 acres burned in the wildfire.
- photo provided
The Easter Bunny will be at Highland Chocolates at 82 Main St., Wellsboro this Saturday, March 27 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to have his photo taken by children and adults. Featured during Saturday’s Open House from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. will be a wide assortment of handcrafted chocolates and candies To order by phone with front door pick up, call 570-724-6777.
- photo by JOHN EATON
Kindergarten students in Mrs. Mascho’s class at Charlotte Lappla Elementary School in Wellsboro, have been studying plants. Here, the group stands before a colorful display of flowers identifying the parts of the plant, hold sprout houses where they are trying to grow beans and their writing on how a seed becomes a plant. Students are (from left) Cate Dresser, Henry Hamm, Eoghan McCon
ville and Taylor Keister.
- photo by Natalie Kennedy
Sixth grade students in Mrs. Morral’s class at Rock L. Butler Middle School, Wellsboro, spent February researching notable figures of Black history, wrote a report on each, colored an image, then assembled a 4-foot by 6-foot paper ‘quilt.’ One student said the project demonstrated how important it is to pursue dreams and achieve them.
- photo by Natalie Kennedy
Wellsboro High School recognized Students of the Month for February: (from left) Olivia Chilson, ninth grade, fine arts (women’s choir, Dickens choir, band, chorus, school musical); Bailey Monks, 12th grade, athletics (basketball and volleyball); Madeline Gage, 10th grade, career and technical (accounting); and Regan Regina, 11th grade, academic and college prep plans to pursue (engineering/math-based career).
- photo by Natalie Kennedy
