Free theater performance of A Midsummer Night’s

Dream at Big Boulder

Sunday, June 18th, at 2 p.m., the PA Shakespeare Festival will present a FREE performance of William Shakespeare’s much-loved comedy A Midsummers Night’s Dream, at Big Boulder Ski Area in Lake Harmony. The play will be outdoors in front of the main lodge at Big Boulder. There is lawn seating (bring a blanket), or better, bring a lawn chair. In the event of rain, the performance will be inside the lodge.

Police Beat

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23 y/o from Pocono Lake, had drugs in his car, and is suspected to be under the influence of drugs. He faces fleeing and eluding, drugs/ DUI, and over 80 summary traffic violations.

At 12:24 a.m. on 5-26, PSP-F made a traffic stop on a vehicle with an expired registration, and found a possible drugged driver, along with drugs and paraphernalia. He was taken to the Monroe County DUI Center and submitted to a blood draw. Charges are pending the results.

Keeping the rubber side down 5-31, 1 p.m., a 33 y/o Wilkes-Barre area driver hit a deer with his Prius while driving Interstate 80 east

The event is free. Donations collected will be supporting local emergency services, and the PA Shakespeare Festival’s youth program.

More arts programs will be part of the summer of 2023 as part of a new Lake Harmony Arts initiative. For information, call 570 2150204 x1 and leave a message for a call back, or e-mail to journalseth@pa.metrocast. net in Tobyhanna Twp. He was unhurt. The deer was killed. The Prius was towed.

PSP is looking for a white Jeep with recent crash damage for an incident off Old Stage Road just before Route 903 in Albrightsville where a vehicle went off the road and crashed into a fence on 5-22, and then drove away.

Reports include a couple of rear-enders on Route 209 in Brodheadsville.

PennDOT

Crews are out pothole patching, tar and chipping and/or crack sealing, picking up litter, and doing bridge inspections and repairs. Drainage crews are out to get ahead of future rainy weather. Be alert for these crews…keep them safe.

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OF THE POCONO PLATEAU, MID-JUNE, 2023