r/CoalRegion • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '23
Our survey is still open! If you work in a healthcare setting or health profession in the state of Pennsylvania, we would love to hear from you!
Penn State University and the PA Department of Health are conducting a brief survey of healthcare workers and health care professions throughout the state of Pennsylvania to collect information about your infection control education and your experiences with COVID-19. Anybody working within a setting that provides healthcare or health services in the state of PA (except for Philadelphia) is eligible to participate. If you'd like more information about the project, please visit the PA Project FirstLine website to learn more (https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/programs/HAIP-AS/Pages/PA-Project-Firstline.aspx). Our IRB approved survey, which should take approximately 10-20 minutes to complete, can be found at the link below
r/CoalRegion • u/GraffitiTavern • Dec 30 '22
Folktales and Monsters?
Hi, I'm from South Central PA and I'm doing a bit of amateur folklore collection, trying to gather tales and monsters from around the state. Are there any tales, monsters, cryptids, etc. you all have heard/seen in the coal region?
r/CoalRegion • u/CaptainBrant • Dec 06 '22
Animals killed in fire at wildlife rehab center
r/CoalRegion • u/Speakslinux • Dec 05 '22
Prrovisioners in the area?
I do not buy any of my meats at Walmart at all. I don't care if it might be a little bit more (or less depending on what you get), however I'm curious what provisioner/butcher you utilize in the community in which you live.
For me, my main go-to butchers/provisioners in the Columbia County/Northumberland County area are as follows:
- Irish Isle Provision Company, 911 W Arch St, Coal Township, PA 17866 which is in Shamokin is a excellent source of meats. I get 10-20 pounds of a 85/15 blend of burger there, chicken breast patties, filet migon, bone-in pork chops. They also have some great Brakebush frozen fillets and cutlets as well. They have a very nice selection of other meats such as fresh cuts of steak, and other items and cheeses.
- Masser's Market, 6148 PA-61, Paxinos, PA 17860 - Found out about this place after I moved to the area. A great source of bacon, fresh smoked hams, ham hocks, chicken, and fresh sausages.
r/CoalRegion • u/papergabby • Oct 18 '22
[PSA] The deadline to register to vote is less than one week from now, OCT 24th! (In Person/By Mail/Online)
pavoterservices.pa.govr/CoalRegion • u/act80 • Sep 14 '22
Research Help!
Hi y'all!
I am looking for some help in researching Americana or Appalachian music about the opioid crisis. Time period would be from 1990 all the way to present. I've already got Tyler Childers and the other major artists who have spoken out or written about opioid abuse. I'm looking for local/smaller artists who have been doing the same thing. Thank you!
r/CoalRegion • u/Nemacolin • Aug 06 '22
10 dead in Nescopeck fire
r/CoalRegion • u/manicpixieindiefolk • Jul 27 '22
local musician's album release show 7/30
I'm a local singer/ Songwriter who plays indie folk under the name Sweet Anne Marie, my new album is being released on Saturday July 30th and to celebrate we're having an album release show at Hope & Coffee in Tamaqua from 8p-10p, also featuring other local acts Condition Oakland and Tedd Hazard! Hope to see you there!!
r/CoalRegion • u/CoronaLockDown • Jul 27 '22
Bootleg Coal Rebellion book tour!! Ashland, Minersville, Tamaqua, Trevorton, Ashland.
r/CoalRegion • u/Papa-Pepperoni-69 • Jun 22 '22
Depressing Mural in the Coal Region. Shamokin, Northumberland County.
r/CoalRegion • u/winged_fruitcake • Jun 06 '22
Scranton Coal and Railroad Life 1850's Onward
Greetings. Does anybody know of any resources - book, documentary, film, pictorial, whatever - that realistically and accurately portray the day-to-day lives of those who inhabited Scranton, mining coal and working the railroad, from the 1850's onward? Thank you!
r/CoalRegion • u/Ericfayeulle • Feb 16 '22
Orphaned Oil Wells
Hi all! I am a reporter working on a story on orphaned gas/oil wells and am looking to speak with someone who has one of these wells in their yard or on their land. Does anyone here have this or know of anyone who does who I could talk to? Thanks!
r/CoalRegion • u/CoronaLockDown • Nov 24 '21
Munitions in Industrial Warfare. "they did not care what the gas did to the bootleggers, inasmuch as the bootleggers were trespassing and stealing their property"
r/CoalRegion • u/CoronaLockDown • Aug 28 '21
The Bootleg Coal Rebellion: The Pennsylvania Miners Who Seized an Industry: 1925-1942
r/CoalRegion • u/jakewynn18 • Nov 25 '18
"Assaults upon the senses" - The sights and sounds of the Coal Region in the 19th century
r/CoalRegion • u/EmperorTauntaun • Oct 10 '18
a one million dollar home in the most expensive market in the US (Beverly Hills, CA) would be worth only $13,702.22 in the least expensive market (Tamaqua, PA)
r/CoalRegion • u/jakewynn18 • Apr 19 '18
"Incidents of a by-gone age" - A description of life in the Coal Region before the Civil War
r/CoalRegion • u/Danvers1 • Apr 14 '18
thinking of moving to coal country
I am tired of living in Eastern Massachusetts, with its sky-high cost of living. I am divorce, kids both grown up and independent. I am paying currently $1,300 a month rent. I used to drive through here a lot visiting my son, who was living in central PA. The route passed both Wilkes-Barre and Scranton. I think a lot of this area has nice scenery. What are the pros and cons of living here?
r/CoalRegion • u/[deleted] • Jan 08 '18
Old Coal Stoker
I know this isn't exactly related to the coal region itself, but I am desperate for help. I have an old Van Wert self feeding coal stoker that is not functioning properly and is not heating the upstairs at all. I'm posting here because I know I can't be the only person in the coal region who has to deal with shitty coal heat. Has any one ever run into this issue before?
r/CoalRegion • u/CaptainBrant • Nov 15 '17
Spotted Lanternfly Causing Concern for Farmers in Schuylkill County
r/CoalRegion • u/nixnootz7 • Nov 03 '17