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Stroud Township, Pennsylvania

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Stroud Township was named for Stroudsburg founder Jacob Stroud. Among the larger communities within it are Analomink, founded around 1846 by William White and originally named Spraguesville for a type of brake manufactured there. It was later renamed Analomink after a creek now called the Brodhead. More on poconorecord.com.

Stroud Township Links 

Community page on PoconoRecord.com
News and information about Stroud Township.
About Stroud Township
History and background about Stroud Township.
Stroud Township Meetings
List of where and when the meetings are held.
Stroud Township Officials
Contact list of local officials.
Stroud Township Polling Places
Where to vote.
Stroud Township Web site
The township Web site.

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Kathy Schwartz is the director of Internet Operations for the Pocono Record in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. The Record is a small daily newspaper that is embracing new technology to help share news and information about the region it covers. This lens is another way we hope to inform residents, visitors and newcomers to the Pocono Mountains and Northeast Pennsylvania.

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