It's over at the Lycoming Mall and now is the time to begin looking at the future. Lycoming Mall…read morecould never overcome the loss of four anchors (Macy's, JCPenney, Sears, and Bon-Ton) with the negligent ownership of the Kohan Retail Investment Group. The loss of Jr. anchors, including Old Navy and soon Dick's will only accelerate the malls end. What's left? Burlington and Books A Million are the best-known remaining stores. Empty storefronts dominate all wings of the mall now, with the Bon-Ton wing now being almost empty. The empty storefronts of Gap, Old Navy, Hot Topic, Arby's, and f.y.e. all remain identifiable, a reminder of this mall's better times. Ownership has not been keeping up with maintenance, as the parking lot has several areas blocked off and water damage is beginning to become more visible in several places. The area surrounding the mall has started to rebound after several tough years, with replacements coming in for Gander Outdoors, Grizzly Industrial, Pier 1, and Toys R Us. This makes the property attractive for redevelopment. What will happen to the mall? Demolition. Walmart would be an obvious option for a redevelopment, as the Williamsport area lacks a Walmart Supercenter and the current store in Montoursville has no room for expansion. Some portion of the mall and Burlington could remain depending on how creative future ownership can be. I can remember when this was one of the good malls that would be a special trip to shop at. Sadly, those days are over, like the Lycoming Mall.

Love Burlington! Go there all the time!Service is great and great selection! The store has…read moredownsized but still a lot to chose from!

The situation here is essentially over and it's just a matter of what the next steps are…read more Susquehanna Valley Mall has lost too many stores to recover, including anchor store Bon-Ton, Books-A-Million, and Victoria's Secret among many others. The mall remains in relatively good condition, despite the lack of stores. We found out why no major changes have occurred; the previous owners were deep in debt. The mall went for sheriff's sale in August 2019 and is now owned by the bank. The only major developments that have occurred is the sale of the former Sears to Family Practice Center, who have been renovating it into a clinic. The future of the Susquehanna Valley Mall is a mystery. Until it's sold to a new owner, the mall continues to lose stores in "status quo" mode. I'd like to see the former Weis sold to Ollie's Bargain Outlet, who needs a MUCH better space. I suspect the mall will have to be redeveloped by new owners and it's a real question how much will remain a traditional mall. Finally, how will the Central Susquehanna Valley Transportation Project bypass affect the shopping strip when completed? There will probably be no happy ending at the Susquehanna Valley Mall.

Three stars because it is well maintained, and it does get some good pop-up stores. This area has…read moremany shoppers, some of whom like a splurge. Wouldn't a high- end store like Nordstroms or Bloomingdale's be good? Even a Nordstrom's Rack would be nice. Also, I don't think any of these would affect Boscov's, which is still essential.

This review is for the airport and the FBO on the field…read more Airport itself is well laid out, with a great strip. But what really impressed me was the FBO, Heritage Aviation. Unfortunately, Yelp does not have an entry for them. So far, I've been there 2 times. First time, they welcomed me right on the radio, and helped to park the plane. The facility has everything. Cool air conditioning (no AC on the plane), free wifi, snacks on the house. I asked about transportation, and they gave me keys to their van. When I came back, my plane was moved by their line staff to avoid debris pushed by a departing helicopter. And they washed the windshield. Second visit was as good as the first one. It's great to see that they are keeping their amazing service. I was greeted right on the line, and lineman helped with airplane parking. Used their facilities for a quick rest. Overall, a great place. You are treated like a human being, not a walking money bag (when did that start anyway? Pilots are not wealthy). There was no pushy sales tactics trying to sell me fuel or any other services. While flying, you do not really have much of a choice where to go, where to fuel up. But if I am ever passing through KSEG, I will make sure to land and grab some fuel.

I appreciated the handicap parking spots being where they are. And I was grateful that the hostess…read moreat The Tavern directed me to this park in garage.

This is actually at Pugh and East College Avenue. 24 hour parking at 0.75/hr or down to 0.50/hr…read more8+hours overnight. Daily rate is 16.00 and monthly permit is $95. Ticketed garage system. Close to Rathskeller and Dark Horse.

Great customer service when you go there and have questions. All of the workers are kind. Good…read morebooks for new choices if you want to start a series.

It's an amazing library! Free books to read, movies to watch, and games to checkout and play. A…read moreplace to come for a quiet atmosphere. It's literally the only place that doesn't expect you to buy stuff. Who ever doesn't rate this place 5 stars has forgotten or never lived a moment to realize that life isn't about money. (Sure we all know it's important) but it's not what life is about. Enjoy the ideas, the people and experiences. Take a mental vacation and grab a book and use your imagination! Love and support the libraries!

The East Parking Deck is a nice parking garage located on the Penn State campus. We parked here in…read moreorder to visit the Berkey Creamery, and it was very convenient for that location. It was also very walkable to/from the Arboretum, as well. The structure itself was clean and had good signage, and the prices were pretty reasonable: $1 per hour with a daily maximum of $16. There are pay machines available to make departure through the automated gates smooth and easy.

A friend recommended parking here to save time…read more.. Quick and easy to access game day!! Staff helpful. Reasonable pricing

This is a great airport, it was the place where I flew for the first time, it's not as hectic as…read moresome of the larger airports can be and the employees are a friendly helpful bunch! The building is new and clean, the male bathrooms were well maintained and clean. The employees who you check your bag with will assist with the loading and unloading of planes and, though some may see this as an issue, it slows check bag collecting in return for efficiency and faster baggage transfer and plane preparation. I'd recommend arriving early (as you should) and relaxing in the lounge area if the check bag staff are not on standby. This airport is perfect for the Williamsport area and though I live far away, I prefer it over just driving to Philadelphia international.

The place is a Joke. One flight out and one return flight....to and from a decrepit crowded old…read moreairport(Dulles). Carriers come...then they go, due to lack of passengers. Do yourself a favor and drive to Wilkes-Barre, State College, Philly, or Harrisburg. I wish the clowns would stop wasting Millions of taxpayer dollars on this waste of space called IPT. Oh by the way, as of Aug 1st, 2026, there are no longer any flights, again!

If you're looking for antiques this is the place for you! Tons of different booths throughout the…read morebuilding to explore. It was really hot outside so this indoor activity was the perfect thing to do. You could easily get lost in this place and it's also super easy to find a treasure to take home with you. They have a restaurant inside if you should get hungry while doing some shopping. Very reasonably priced and the employees were all friendly and helpful. Check this place out if you get the chance!

This spot is huge! There is a good variety of vendors including vintage, antique, crafts, arts and…read morenew. The set up consists of booths of which there seems to be an endless supply. It can get a bit confusing to get around with all the levels and twists and turns. Employees do walk around and offer assistance. There is a nice small, reasonably priced breakfast and lunch restaurant inside the building. Clean bathrooms are available for shoppers.