Dunmorean Carly Borchardt opens new beauty salon

Carly Borchardt of Dunmore, recently opened The Hive Salon on Burke, located in the newly remodeled lower level of her home at 542 Burke St. in Dunmore. The beauty salon officially opened its doors last month.

Carly, who was born and raised in Dunmore, attended Dunmore Elementary, Dunmore High School, and upon graduation in 1997, began her secondary education at Kutztown University. She transferred to Florida Atlantic University where she earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology in 2003. 

Since she was a little girl, she loved playing with makeup and hair, and although her degree served her well for many years, she couldn’t ignore the tug of getting involved in the beauty industry.  

In 2008, Carly attended The Salon Professional Academy by Redken in South Florida. Fresh out of that program, she cut her teeth at Wild Hare Salon in Boca Raton, Fl, where she worked for two years before moving back to Dunmore.  

For the last decade, Carly has worked for and alongside Carmella Griguts at Lox Unlimited in Dunmore. Through the years, she has stayed up to date on current trends, styles, and methods by taking continuing education in the hair field, and is now the owner of her own salon. 

Carly was adamant that her business remain in the town that built her. Interested persons are invited to stop in and say hello; check out the retail shelves where she carries top of the line hair care products, or call 570-866-2421 for an appointment.  You can find and follow her on Facebook at The Hive Salon On Burke. 

Mayor’s Message: September 2023

By Mayor Max Conway

As the days grow shorter and the temperatures begin to drop, it’s a bittersweet reminder that summer is coming to an end. For many of you, this marks the return to the familiar routine of “back-to-school”, as students, teachers, and parents gear up for another school year filled with promise and opportunity.

To our dedicated teachers, I extend my gratitude for the tireless efforts you invest in shaping our young students. We are thankful and grateful for the inspiration you provide to our community’s youth.

To the parents, your unwavering support and encouragement are invaluable. As you send your children off to school, remember that you play an essential role in their educational journey. 

I wish all of our students, teachers, and parents a great school year filled with love, laughter, and learning!

On a more somber note, I would like to extend my deepest condolences to the family and friends of John Hart, Jr., the respected publisher of our beloved newspaper, The Dunmorean. John’s dedication and passion for journalism have been instrumental in keeping our community informed and connected. Whether it be with a famous “lunch meeting” or a quick phone call to check-in, John was a great resource for me personally, and I will miss him dearly. Our thoughts are with him and his family during this challenging time.

9/11 service planned for September 11th at McDade Park

The 9/11 Memorial Committee of Lackawanna County announces the annual commemoration of the terror attacks will be held on Monday, Sept. 11 at the Memorial site in McDade Park beginning at 8 a.m. This tribute includes the reading of names of Lackawanna County residents who died that day or because of it and the soldiers who gave the” last full measure of devotion” in the subsequent war on terror. The public is invited.

Shown from left are: Charlie Spano, Sheila Shaufler, Patrick O’Malley and Joseph DeAntona.