Williamsport Sun-Gazette within the last few years has overhauled their website with significant…read moreimprovements. Layout is plain and simple, it's very easy to navigate, and the advertisements do not annoy or dominate the page. Two very smart decisions were made with the improvements. 1. They kept the archives from the old website. I was able to find articles from 2008(?) still available, a nice surprise as most overhauls will delete this information or place it behind paywalls. 2. They got rid of the paywalls for all articles I can find, a major fault with the old website that severely devalued it as a resource. One complaint I would make about the Sun-Gazette in general, is they seem a few days late on local business news such as changes with the Lycoming Mall. Overall, this overhauled website is a significant move in the right direction.

Wish I could have given no stars, but that wasn't an option... I subscribed to this newspaper…read morebecause I was interested in receiving my newspaper at home to enjoy my sale papers and flyers. I only subscribe to the paper on Sundays, and only for the 'stuffers.' Four times in the last few months they have forgotten to put the flyers and papers into the Sunday paper. After contacting others who also subscribe, I find out that I am the only one that is not getting them. I contacted the paper each time that it occurred and was hit with excuses such as "we must have run out." I know there are papers out in boxes around town with the part I wanted in them, so I am guessing that even though I am a faithful subscriber, I come last in their eyes! Will be calling their circulation department on the next business day to demand a refund of the rest of my subscription!!!!!!

My friends from out of town were visiting Boston and wanted to see Mr. Hughes' printing press…read moredemonstration in Boston. It is located right between Paul Revere's house and the Old North Church/Christ Church. (Will someone please post the exact address -- I can't find it anywhere.) Mr. Hughes demonstrated how his two beautiful antique printing presses worked. He showed us how Paul Revere carved and printed his famous drawings and writings using these types of presses. Mr. Hughes is a compelling and engaging speaker. His beautiful prints were for sale in the adjacent gift store. I HOPE someone from Boston will post and include his address. I'm emailing him to ask for the address too. Bring money -- you'll want to provide a donation in appreciation of his lesson at the very least. If you bring a little more money, you can buy his prints. They are amazing. You can also look at his website to learn more: www.rarenewspapers.com.

Staff are super friendly and knowledgeable. The store is quaint and filled wall-to-wall, which…read moremakes a nice atmosphere. These booksellers are not judgmental people and will give you the same level of service no matter who you are. The selection is super, especially considering the size of the space. Anything they do not have can be ordered for you, often for a better or the same price as amazon or B&N. Support your local bookstores! Great people and a great business.

Love a small, local bookstore with plenty of book lovers around to make recommendations and answer…read morequestions. The staff picks are a nice assortment. Focus on books for all ages and a great little jigsaw puzzle section. Seating for a few folks always available.

Rogue River is a fantastic used bookstore in downtown Williamsport. There are always new titles on…read morethe shelves and I have yet to leave the store without making a purchase. They offer a wide variety of topics and most of the books are in great condition. They also carry used cds, broadsides, and local artwork.

Cannot get anyone to answer the phone or respond to emails. Subscription is paid up but keep…read moregetting bills to renew. This company has a great product in WW2 History magazine (if you can get it) but the customer service is terrible. Cannot understand how they are still in business.

I have received 1 issue of Military Heritage magazine so far this year when I should have received…read more3 as it is a quarterly magazine. Despite numerous calls and promises the magazines never arrive. Emails are not replied to. The funny thing is I keep getting letters asking me to renew my annual subscription. Message to Sovereign Media (1) Keep your promises (2) Reply to messages from unhappy customers (3) Create a "customer is king" ethos or one day you won't have any customers left.