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It was not in Mount Holly, but in Burlington(the original county seat) At the corner of Broad and High Streets. I shot some tape of all four corners yesterday, but does anyone know upon which corner it stood? It was built in 1693, by 1795 it was so dilapidated the county freeholders refused...

Dang, wish I had seen this yesterday. I drove right thru there on my way to Mt. Holly to get some exterior video of the Burlington County Courthouse.

good advice. Our builder came highly reccomended by out realtor (I do business with her husband on a regular basis) she no longer reccomends him. I believe he bit off more than he could chew and got taken by the buidling boom. Still, he could have done a better job than he did.

And wasn't it the NY Times that reported his caravan when leaving the hospital was exceeding the speedlimit by 15 mph on I-295?

There are a number of Modular builders in the Scranton area, many near Lancaster (employing many Amish carpenters) and several in the Williamsport, Muncy area. (I've heard Contempri is one to avoid, no specifics were given or I just don't remember them) Shorten Homes has some nice models and...

That's cool. reminds me of when I did a TV stand up in an old turntable, surrounded by weeds. its now back in service at the Steamtown National Historic Site. going back years later to see what that has become from what it had been (basically abandoned) was very interesting. well, now after...

I'm not sure which is scarier, that he was driving 91 mph, or that he didn't know he was driving 91 mph.

Yes, they should, with the ease of vanity press these days there is little reason not to.

What I heard was the red vehicle (no one seems to know if it was a car, truck or small suv) cut off a white vehicle, which the trooper then tried to avoid. Governor was not wearing a seatbelt, and any guesses at how fast the motorcade was travelling? or will that question never be answered...

I loved reading the comments about it.... headline:"washes up.." article: buried in 2 feet of sand" I guess they missed the class in college about reading the article before you write the headline.

Hmmm guess I should have saved that one I scopped out of the pool. nah, better to have tossed it. LOL I went to college with a Tom Slater, we both worked for the college paper, he was a real soccer nut, wonder if its the same guy.

One of the funniest video's I've seen on youtube you have to wait for it...

that's what youtube is for. ;)

That was a Bizzare movie, I can remember Ackroyd's character rolling over in bed and firing a few off... and the "things" that lived out in the "yard" were just freaky. I was in Centralia back in the 80's when I worked in TV news, that too is kinda bizzare.

can't seem to get to youtube from the office today, so I guess I should consider myself lucky?

is it me or does the youtube site seem to be down this morning?

Yes I remember the Rustic Acre... had to step down to go inside! Funny I was just thinking about that place the other day. I had a car accident with a truck there one snowy night, well I think thats' where the truck driver was coming from, since he threw empty beer bottles out of the window...

Interesting how the snake habitat is holding up that construction, but the other center with the theatres just a slight bit east is nearly ready for grand opening. guess those snakes don't travel far eh? plans as I remember them, and sinc eI live right in the area believe me I do not look...

I grew up in Toms River, er Dover Township, but most refer to it was Toms River, and given the census information, attracting businsses etc I think it makes sense. Very few things in Dover, er Toms River are called Dover... a couple of elementary schools (West Dover alum here), the Police...

Potter county eh, you are in the sticks LOL I lived and worked in the Scranton area in the 80's got out to Williamsport and Sayre a couple times. lovely country. a few years back my wife was reading a book set in Montana, so whenever I complain about the increase in population (I've been...