Monora

Hunter, a divorcee who specialises in breeding indigenous sheep and cattle on her 1,200 ha farm, Monora, where she lives alone about

ANC Daily News Briefing 2001

When I got to my rental car I took off Anna's cape, which I'd worn all the way across the country since my extended thirty-some-hour day had begun in Monora.

Till the Butchers Cut Him Down Muller, Marcia 1994

It happened in Monora, Suits had told Cap, on a stifling July night.

Till the Butchers Cut Him Down Muller, Marcia 1994

The writer had handed me no further surprises about Suits's time in Monora, although the stories he told affected me strongly.

Till the Butchers Cut Him Down Muller, Marcia 1994

He would, he told me, query Monora, Pennsylvania, as well as surrounding jurisdictions for reports of missing persons; if any seemed probable matches, they'd try to get an I.D. through dental charts.

Till the Butchers Cut Him Down Muller, Marcia 1994

River Park, Monora, Pennsylvania: scene of a drug buy.

Till the Butchers Cut Him Down Muller, Marcia 1994

It took me less than a minute to realize that the Monora Police Station was a former tavern.

Till the Butchers Cut Him Down Muller, Marcia 1994

A small sign that said Monora appeared; the population figure had been painted out and not replaced.

Till the Butchers Cut Him Down Muller, Marcia 1994

It was a ballpoint pen; I looked at the printing on it: Keystone Steel Company, Monora, PA.

Till the Butchers Cut Him Down Muller, Marcia 1994

And then I'd be off to Monora, down on the Monongahela River, halfway to the West Virginia line.

Till the Butchers Cut Him Down Muller, Marcia 1994