Happy New Year From Stoltz of Coudersport

12-27 theatre

Merry Christmas

Stoltz of Coudersport

Best Wishes From Charles Cole Memorial Hospital

Santa's Visit To Roulette's Firehall

Santa's Visit To Roulette's Firehall A Good Time Was Had By All

Coudersport Theatre 12-23 thru 12-26

1-20-12 This Will Be The Only Pesticide Traning In Potter County

Santa's Suggestions At Stoltz Of Coudersport

Mark Downs at Stoltz of Coudersport

12-17 Chinese Auction To Benefit Kari Wright

Coudersport Theatre 12-16 thru 12-19

Subs Needed At Northern Potter School District

12-17 Spaghetti & Meatball Dinner

12-19 Holiday Sale Charles Cole Memorial Hospital

Found Beautiful Kitty In Coudersport

This cat followed my grandchildren home and is located on Locust St (off South Main) in Coudersport. She appears to be healthy and well taken care of.

Please call 260-0265 if anyone knows who she belongs to. Thank you

12-17 Sinnemahoning State Park Program GPS Basics

St. Eulalia Catholic Church Will Host Its 6th annual Advent Luncheon

St. Eulalia Catholic Church Will Host Its 6th annual Advent Luncheon

St. Eulalia Catholic Church will host its 6th annual Advent luncheon on Wednesday, December 14th at noon in the Parish Center.

This is an interdenominational community event that benefits the Coudersport Ministerium Relief Fund.

A variety of soups, sandwiches and desserts will be served. Charles Cole Memorial Hospital and Sweden Valley Manor will again join us and add their specialties to the luncheon menu.

A free will offering will be accepted. In the true spirit of the holiday season, let us come together, be merry and enjoy the fellowship of friends and neighbors while supporting the Ministerium as they continue to aid those in need in our community. All are welcome.

12-16 Community Christmas Ensemble In Ulysses

12-17 Ulysses Decorating Contest

New Hours At The Maple Tree In Downtown Coudersport

Michelle Rittberg

Dimock Fights For Safe Drinking Water---An Investigative Report by Melissa Troutman

Drinking Dimock: A Glass Full of Gas Water

The Public Herald

by Melissa Troutman on December 5, 2011 · 2 Comments

If the case of groundwater contamination by natural gas drilling in Dimock, Pennsylvania sets precedent for how the state deals with damaged private water wells, they may not require that the party responsible for the contamination restore your water permanently, depending upon the definitions of “restore” and “permanent.”

Dimock Sets Precendent

Nearly three years ago, 18 residential water wells servicing 19 homes in Dimock, Pennsylvania were contaminated by the natural gas operations of Cabot Oil & Gas, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).

DEP initially issued a number of violations for improper drilling practices in Dimock and a consent order requiring Cabot to provide residents with “water in the amounts sufficient to satisfy water usage needs” until DEP notified the company that it had “determined that the Affected Water Supply had been restored.”

The DEP’s investigation began when a water well exploded at one Dimock residence on Janurary 1, 2009 due to methane migration. Read the rest of this article in the Public Herald....

About Melissa Troutman

Melissa Troutman is co-founder of The Public Herald. She has experience as a traditional print and multimedia journalist and has a passion for photography, teaching, songwriting, and dance. As Managing Editor and co-founder of The Public Herald, Melissa strives to unearth, or sometimes dust off and reorganize, stories that are valuable to all readers. You can email her at melissa@publicherald.org. View all posts by Melissa Troutman »

Coudersport Theatre 12-9 thru 12-12

12-17 Have Breakfast With Santa at Whispering Evergreens

12-10 Natural Tree Ornaments Sinnemahoning State Park

Centerpeice Class At Hamlin Library Dec. 14th

12-10 Cookie Walk Eldred First Church Of God

First Church of God
142 Main St
Eldred PA 16731

Is holding their annual cookie walk December 10th beginning at 9:00 am.