Monday, 18 March 2024 08:58

Let's Fish: At Ice Lake (April 6, 2024)

Get out and enjoy the opening day of Trout season on Saturday, April 6 at beautiful Ice Lake. Located at 6339 Rt. 191, the lake will be stocked and ready! Catch the "Golden" trout and win a prize*

Wednesday, 06 March 2024 11:46

Gun Raffle (May 4, 2024)

$20 donation

Call the fire house for ticket availability:
570-595-7777

May 4, 2024 at 4pm
6690 Route 191
Cresco, PA 18326

Wednesday, 06 March 2024 11:44

Cornhole Tournament: June 9, 2024

June 9, 2024
Register / pay by May 31

Update 3/5/24 @ 7pm
PA Homepage Article: Shooting investigation underway in Monroe County
https://www.pahomepage.com/news/shooting-investigation-underway-in-monroe-county/


Confirmed second-hand: homeowner indicated this was a gang-related drive-by shooting.
6 shots heard - around 3:30am, morning of March 4, 2024
Oak Ridge Lane & Ridge Road

HARRISBURG, Feb. 28 – State Rep. Maureen Madden said the Office of the State Fire Commissioner awarded almost $119,000 to help firefighters and EMS providers in Monroe County.

“Fire and EMS companies face constant challenges, including tight budgets that make it tough to meet equipment, maintenance and other operating expenses. Our hardworking first responders deserve every resource they need to respond to local emergencies and to increase and retain their membership,” said Madden. D-Monroe.

Madden said the following organizations serving the 115th Legislative District received funding through the Fire Company and Emergency Medical Services Grant Program:

  • Acme Hose Co. No. 1 (fire) -- $14,228.
  • Barrett Township Fire Co. (fire) -- $13,256.
  • Bushkill Emergency Corps (EMS) -- $10,000.
  • Marshalls Creek Fire Co. (fire and EMS) -- $24,423.
  • Pocono Mountain Regional EMS (EMS) -- $14,995.
  • Pocono Mountain Volunteer Fire Co. (fire) -- $13,256.
  • Pocono Summit Volunteer Fire Co.  (fire) -- $14,423.
  • Pocono Township Fire Co. (fire) -- $14,228.
Wednesday, 28 February 2024 23:13

Pickleball at BARC!

Wednesday, 28 February 2024 23:11

BARC Clothing Outreach

Have you seen all the wonderful FREE items at the clothing outreach located in the BARC open Monday and Wednesday 9 to 12. Stop in for a closet refresh or drop off donations. They follow the school calendar if school is closed they are closed.

Public Meeting Attendee,

Thanks for attending the Brodhead Tributaries Dam Rehabilitation Public Meeting on February 8, 2024, where the different rehabilitation alternatives for Leavitt Branch and Goose Pond dams were discussed. Below is a link to the presentation slides.

Recently a witness came forward with a detailed account and description that verified Madeleine Leonard was told what happened to her husband, John Leonard, Sr. and why he was murdered. Madeleine said she was going to the Police after finding out what happened to John Leonard. Because of this, she was lured out and killed in Mt. Pocono.

Sunday, 18 February 2024 08:44

Mountainhome Mom Group: Fridays at 10am

Just moms hanging out (kids welcome) as we share our experiences with motherhood, including music and movement for the young ones, storytime, crafts and more!  Come

Snacks and coffee available.  No registration necessary, just show up. 

Weekly, Fridays from 10am-12pm
Mountainhome United Methodist Church

$5 donation per family accepted but not required

Facebook Group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/321240017396186/

Barrett Township consists of the five villages of Cresco, Mountainhome, Canadensis, Buck Hill Falls, and Skytop. One of the many enjoyable features of the township is the Brodhead Creek, a 22-mile-long renowned trout-fishing destination, meandering through lush valleys and wooded areas, drawing anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. History enthusiasts might enjoy perusing the remnants of what was once an opulent resort dating back to the late 19th century, the former Buck Hill Inn. The inn was demolished in 2017, but one room that was the former bowling alley in the resort still stands and is being used to house the historical artifacts for public showing. While Barrett Township possesses a modest commercial presence, such as local markets and cafes, lush landscapes and pieces of its past such as those found in the Buck Hill Inn display create a most indelible impression.