Beware the Ides of March! Or, you know, don’t. Unless you’re Caesar (or someone who needs to be absolutely sure your ad appears in the next issue of Paper Shop), you’ll probably be okay. Friday is the day that we wrap up our week’s work, give the paper a final go-over, and send the whole…
Ready to get your motor runnin’? Head out on the highway? Yeah, us too. Some people gauge the arrival of spring by the first crocus to peep out of the snow or by the appearance of the first robin, but not us. We know spring’s on its way when our Motorcycle category begins taking off.…
Ale. Lager. Porter. Stout. Light or dark, hoppy or malty. How do you like your brew? If you’re American, chances are that you like it cold. And we’ve got you covered! Beer’s got a very solid spot in American history. According to a Mayflower passenger’s diary, the pilgrims chose to land at what later became…
Ever feel like you’ve got a round peg in a world full of square holes? Have you experienced the angst of uncertainty over which category would best suit your advertised item? Sadly, we can’t assist with existential crises, but we can help you put your ad in just the right spot. And we’re happy to…
Lackawanna Trail winter sports athletes were honored at the awards program held on Monday, February 25, at the high school. Athletes honored were: Wrestling: Left to right, Kyle Burgette, Coach’s Award; Victor Rosa, Most Outstanding; Billy Lee, Most Dedicated; and Justin Barber, Most Improved. Basketball Cheerleading: Left to rightKara Fernald, Most Improved; Lindsay Bergey, Best All Around; Coach Betty-Jo Bergey,…
It’s said that every journey begins with a single step; even so, it’s odd to think that one of the culminating events of the High School experience takes its name from a simple walk. You might have already guessed that Prom is a shortened form of the word promenade, but did you ever wonder what…
It’s the atomic number of Unqadnilium (yikes!). The age at which Job supposedly died. The phone number for you’d dial for directory assistance if you found yourself in Cairo. It also happens to be the maximum number of characters that can be used in a tweet. You know us. We’re friendly, open and tend toward…
Laackawanna Trail sophomore Jericho Hendershot, son of Seth and Mari Hendershot, Dalton, received a citation from Commander Albert C. Seeman, Commanding Officer Navel Operational Support Center Avoca. Hendershot received the citation for “Your superb leadership, military bearing and outstanding participation making him an effective and intricate part of the United States Navel Sea Cadet Corps…
Even if you’re not particularly extreme, chances are you’ve clipped a coupon or two at some point. After all, over 80% of Americans use coupons – even if it’s just once in a while. Coupons are a relatively new-fangled thing, historically speaking. The first were handwritten tickets issued by druggist Asa Candler inviting folks to…
Saturday’s St. Patrick Day, and that can only mean it’s time for the wearin’ o’ the … blue?! Yes, blue. As strange as it seems to us now, the color originally associated with St. Pat was not emerald, but azure. However, owing to the holiday’s spring timing, the colors of the Irish flag, and that…
At Paper Shop we’re got some sheep, E-I-E-I-O! Donkeys, roosters, even peeps, E-I-E-I-O! *ahem* In other words, we could keep Old Mac Donald in business! Our Farm Supplies category contains not only tractors, haybines & electric fencing, it’s also got livestock, poultry and the necessities for both. See that handsome fellow at the top of…
We all are. Literally! At sea level, the Earth’s atmosphere exerts 14.7 PSI (pounds per square inch) of pressure, so our bodies think that 14.7 PSI is completely normal; you’re completely unaware of this pressure that operates on and in you at all times. In fact, we’re willing to bet that most people don’t think…
The times, they are a-changin’. And to that? We say “good”! We’re happy to spring forward and adjust our clocks accordingly. We’ll still have our same office hours, and the change to Daylight Savings Time won’t have any affect on our ability to get all ads posted on findnflip.com within 30 minutes of when we…
There might be no such thing as a free lunch, but there are free ads. We know that everyone’s trying to save a buck wherever they can, so we offer you this: advertise any item with us for $25 or less, and it’s a completely free ad. No commission, no fees, nada. When you sell…
… and a pretty significant one at that! On March 7, 1876 Alexander Graham Bell was granted U.S. patent #174,465 for a new invention: the telephone. Three days later, on March 10, he made the first clear transmission of spoken words using the new device. When Bell died on August 4, 1922, all U.S. &…