Hoss’ can be hit or miss but have had some legitimately great steaks there over the years. I think they are still pretty big in Central PA?

Bird Park has campfires?

Is this place run by Souza?

I’m partial to the Breakfast Burrito but it’s all great!

Oak Hill Post.

One would think. But I could see someone letting him in to make a delivery, even if they weren’t supposed to.

Those are the people that need to lose their license for an extended period of time. I wish that was a thing. We are rightfully tough (probably not tough enough) on drunk drivers. What about drivers who are just dangerous to begin with?

It used to be in the front of the plaza next to where Dunhams is. It was small and not great.

Still beats going to the DMV in the old state office building downtown (where the River Vue apartments are now). That was truly a miserable cluster.

This, and the people who fly down the street in front of our school while the 15 mph sign is flashing. There are never cops there to regulate but the dividing line between the city and our borough runs down the middle of the street so maybe our town doesn’t have jurisdiction?

Yeah the old Bridgeville DMV was a bit of a nightmare. But they certainly have made it into the nicest one I’ve ever seen. Never much of a wait and the people who work there seem to be the friendliest of any location I’ve ever been at.

I missed the entire nice part working in my basement office. Woke up to snow, came upstairs to see a rainy, gloomy late afternoon/evening. Now I’m really bummed I missed it!

My first thought was someone said they’d give him extra money if he tried to deliver it to one of the players on the court. But he apparently wandered around the arena for 10 minutes afterwards before delivering it so who knows.

Yep! So maybe they cut some of the commuter schedules heading into town but keep the routes that run between smaller communities, shopping areas, etc…

I don’t see how there won’t be massive cuts given the large shift to remote work that will never completely go back to the way it was. Even if 90% of downtown workers return to their offices (unlikely), that leaves a 10% reduction in revenue which is huge.

Yeah two very sad incidents.

That other one with the two guys going over the side affected me deeply. Maybe it was because the one guy had stopped to help the other guy and they both perished.