Rose Knows The Poconos
The holiday season is a time to give back to the local community and help those who may not have the means to provide a holiday sit-down dinner for their family. Figuring out what to donate to local food banks may seem self-explanatory, but there are a few often overlooked staples to consider picking up when shopping for this initiative.
Toiletries
- Shampoo
- Body wash
Snacks/Drinks
- Popcorn
- Granola bars
- Dried fruit
- Gelatin
- Pudding
- Applesauce
- Instant coffee
- Tea bags
- Bottled water
Condiments
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If you have or plan to have children and you’re shopping for a new home, one of the most important deciding factors will likely be the number of bedrooms. While many parents seek out homes that are large enough for each child to have his or her own room, some choose to have their children share bedrooms because of the clear benefits.
It Teaches Important Social SkillsSharing a bedroom with a sibling teaches kids respect. Children who share rooms have to learn to respect each other’s belongings,...
Even while facing unprecedented challenges, farmers lead efforts to help amid COVID-19 pandemic.
When her high school students returned to class—now in an online format—Kelly Taylor’s first order of business was to find out how they were coping amid the pandemic that had shuttered their school and halted much of life as we know it.
A teacher and Tioga County dairy farmer, Taylor surveyed her students about whether their everyday needs were being met, including whether they were getting e...
Some kitchen tools and gadgets are splurges—an ice cream maker is probably rarely used by most—and others are essentials that you’ll likely use daily.
If you’re just starting out in the kitchen and don’t own much more than a pot and a spoon, here are some essential items that are worth the money and will get you ready for cooking.
Chef’s KnifeA full set of knives is great, but the one you’ll use most often is a chef’s knife—a big blade that can do many cutting tasks. A good knife will make cook...
If you’re a first-time homeowner, the odds are good you will soon be ready for the fun and responsibility of owning your first dog.
If you’re looking for a pet that suits you and your lifestyle, the pooch experts at Petbreeds.com suggest breeds that are low maintenance, shed minimally, are easily trainable, and get along well with kids and other dogs:
Labrador retriever. There’s a reason these dogs are among the most popular breeds in the country. Known to be loyal, intelligent, obedient, and...
Between your desk job, your social media accounts and your nightly Netflix-a-thon, those hours in front of a screen really stack up. Too much time in front of a screen can seriously damage your vision and hinder your mental health. Below are a few tips for stepping away:
Host a weekly game night. Skip the TV time for a weekly game night with family or friends. Pick out your fav, old-school board game and get some healthy competition flowing, away from your phone.
Set a rule—no phones in bed. Le...
Summer can be a hectic time, with kids home from school, camps, vacations, and more littering the itinerary. So hosting a summertime soiree can be challenging—but it doesn’t have to be. Just plan ahead a little, and use the creative tips below to get some easy ideas that will make your get-together memorable!
Premix a variety of summer beverages, and pour single servings into Mason jars. Serve the sealed jars in large metal tubs filled with ice to keep them cool. Make signs for the t...
