It’s Plunge Time! Mark your calendars for Saturday, February 7!
Tickets for the Pre-Plunge Party and the Plunge are on sale now. Don't forget the Handmade Parade to the Plunge site! Proceeds support Lewisburg Neighborhoods year-round programming.
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Tired of Tires?
This year we’ll be doing our cleanup in the river on Sunday, September 28, from 1 pm to 4 pm, weather and water conditions permitting! Meet at the Borough Office parking lot at 55 S 5th Street to get equipment,…
River Road Holiday 2025!
On Sunday, October 5, from 1 to 5pm, weather permitting, everyone is invited to come on down and enjoy the waterfront road as it stretches from the Borough north into Kelly Township.
Hufnagle Park — At the Heart of Us All
The following poem was written by Ann Keeler-Evans, Lewisburg Poet Laureate, to rededicate Hufnagle Park on April 18th, 2024. We border an ancient river — Waterway for peoples who Traveled, traded, and fished this bounty.Every trickle moving across this Valley…
Lewisburg Public Paddle
Renew (or build) your connection to the Susquehanna River with gear you can borrow through Lewisburg Public Paddle.
Confessions of an Itinerant Weeder
I'm not so good at remembering to keep plants alive, but I am quite good at killing them, i.e. weeding.
Doo-ing Good
Pet waste can have significant impacts on water quality and quality of life.
“Vaxxed or Masked” Meets Local Realities
We have long been encouraging everyone to wear masks -- well-fitted, high-filtration, properly positioned, in key scenarios -- as well as promoting vaccination as soon as that was an option. When the CDC announced recently that many restrictions on fully vaccinated people could be lifted, confusion arose about what that meant for masking in general.
Protected: Coronavirus Diary — May 2021
Where do we stand right now? Places that have been tracking the numbers over the past year plus have been revamping their data pages recently. It's time to integrate infection and vaccination data, rather than looking at those things in isolation. So, looking at all the number tracking, what is really going on in Union County at this point?
Agnes Revisited — Almost 50 Years Later
Guest post by Professor Andrew Stuhl, Bucknell University Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences For anyone interested in environment, history, theater, natural disasters, crisis, and/or community resilience — check this out! Last Thursday evening over zoom our team put on…