by Jeff Shaffer / Standard Journal News
In early January at the Mifflinburg Borough Council's annual reorganizational meeting a new mayor and two new councilmen were sworn into office. Mifflinburg's new mayor is David Cooney and joining council are Ben Dietrich and Jason Fritz. At the same meeting Bob Brouse was elected council president and Betsy Robertson council vice president. News & Views asked for an "Up Close and Personal" from each of these folks to acquaint our readers with those who will be serving our community. They join long time councilmen Mike Snook, owner of In-Wood Design and Ryan Stahl of Gutelius Excavating. read more...
Cabin Fever got you down? Then pack up the family and come visit the 11th annual Valley Outdoors Standard Journal Cabin Fever Expo to be held February 20 and 21, 2010 at the Mifflinburg Area High School. read more...

Welcome to Art of Living Design Studio, located at 120 Walnut Street. Jody Johnson, owner, can help you with Interior Design and Fine Home Furnishings. Art of Living Design Studio is offering a complete line of Hunter Douglas & Kathy Ireland Window Fashions that include Blinds, Roller and Roman Shades, Cellular, Shutters, Verticals and Woven Woods.
Other offerings are Custom Window Treatments, Bedding, Pillows and Accessories, Designer Fabrics and Trims, Decorative Rods and Custom Drapery Hardware and Designer Series Wall Coverings.
Come visit our Studio and CLOSETS PLUS Showroom. Professional services include Color Coordination, Room Planning, Skilled Fabrication, in Home Design, Measuring and Installation.
Contact Jody and her team at 966-1332 or email at jjohnson@dejazzd.com. Visit their website at www.artoflivingdesignstudio.com.
By Steve Benner and Margaret Metzger
Snow Removal Reminder:
Please be reminded all owners, occupants, and (or) tenants of property fronting upon or alongside any public streets with sidewalks parallel and adjacent to the street are required to remove accumulated ice and snow within twelve (12) hours after the ice or snowfall has ceased.
If we all "think spring" hard enough, perhaps we won't have to worry about this burden for another year! read more...