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Abington Journal, Week of June 20, 2012
Date: 6/20/2012 Album ID: 1490573
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From left: Joseph Brudzinski, general manager of Brown's Gym; Peter Hubbard, organizer of the event; and Jim Brown, owner of Brown's Gym.
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Woods and Company owners, sisters Nettie Goldstein, far left, and Val Serine-Langan, far right, with Gail Rees, Abington Business and Professional Association Mixer Co-Chairperson, and Barry Kaplan, Abington Business and Professional Association President and Be Life owners Rebekah Gillette and Jason Carlyle discuss plans for the After Hours Mixer June 21 at their locations.
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Artists Karina Singer, Ann Ross and Barry Singer display their art at Be Life Cafe in South Abington.
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Karina Singer shows off her mural at Be Life Cafe in South Abington.
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The construction of Countryside Community Church's new building on Orchard Drive nears completion.
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Workers dig into Riverside Drive in Factoryville in preparation for drainage system repairs.
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Steve Kuffa and Tony Hag clear the way for new drainage piping on Riverside Drive in Factoryville Monday.
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Picking strawberries at Pallman Farms, Clarks Summit, from left: Jeanmarie Williams, Isabel Williams and Cole James McKenzie.
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Picking strawberries at Pallman Farms, Clarks Summit, from left: Grey-Paul Bossi, Nico Bossi, Siena Bossi and Kathy Bossi.
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Alison Treat adjusts Adrian Treat's hat while strawberry picking at Pallman Farms, Clarks Summit.
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A wagon at Pallman Farms, Clarks Summit, takes strawberry pickers for a ride up to the the field.
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Strawberry season in NEPA is early and short-lasting this year, according to Brian Pallman, of Pallman Farms.
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Picking Strawberries at Pallman Farms, Clarks Summit, are: Camilla Treat, Adrian Treat and Alison Treat.
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Strawberry pickers fill their buckets at Pallman Farms, Clarks Summit, June 14.
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Picking strawberries at Pallman Farms, Clarks Summit, from left: Agnes Whitehead, Theresa Whitehead, Mary Solomon and Barb Gallagher.
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A high pressure natural gas pipeline, owned by UGI Corporation, protrudes out of the creek that runs through Bud Stann's property on Dark Region Road, Clarks Summit.
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A tree, logs, weeds and other debris collect around an exposed high pressure natural gas pipeline, owned by UGI Corporation, in a creek that runs through Bud Stann's property on Dark Region Road, Clarks Summit.
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