“IT'S ALIVE!”  Right now, you are probably thinking of the same makeshift monster as anyone else, right?   Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus” was the first ‘chapter book’ I ever read cover to cover, and James Whales’s 1931 film adaptation was my favorite film growing up. Naturally, over the years, I have absorbed every bit of information about this story,...

Susquehannock theatre department presented Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town” Nov. 14-16, encouraging audience goers to reflect on their own lives and families. The play, published in January 1938, is based on a story set in the 1800s with a minimalist stage. A narrator, played by sophomore Natalie Schanberger, guides the audience like a spectral observer through the lives of these two families,...