When Penny Pomfret, director of Magic Carpet Preschool in Bloomsburg, dismissed her students early on September 7th from their Barton Street location, she was thinking
Category: Flood 2011
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Survivors of the storms and flooding that ravaged central and eastern Pennsylvania have only two weeks left to register with the Federal
It is the first day of November and many thoughts are now turning to the holidays. Flood victims are the primary concern as the holidays
When Ginny Larson and Brooke Wilson met as graduate students in the Student Affairs program at Bloomsburg University, they had very little idea that they
People have been using maps to share information for thousands of years. First used as simple illustrations to plot paths from location A to location
I came to Bloomsburg over 25 years ago. Our first home in Bloomsburg was right next door to Ash and Naunas on East Street and
Bloomsburg’s Little League fields, located in the town park, were destroyed by the flooding last month. While volunteers have come from as far away as
Of all the buildings damaged in Bloomsburg by September’s flooding, there is one whose address we cannot list. We can’t photograph the outside of it
A Flood of Silence is an ongoing series of digital stories from those personally affected by the 2011 flood in Bloomsburg, PA. This week’s installment
AGAPE is in dire need of volunteers. The need for help (especially during the day) is now critical with the new applications for financial assistance