After the 50 degree temperatures we had earlier this week, it was quite a surprise Friday morning when some people in our area woke up to more than six inches of snow.

Shoveling was the activity of the day in Wayne County. Many people woke up to more snow than they expected and got right to work shoveling their driveways.

Earl Riesler started shoveling his driveway in Honesdale early and said it's no big deal to him, he's used to shoveling piles of snow.

"Oh god no, no no. I do this here. This will take me 15 to 20 minutes at that," said Riesler.

Next door neighbor David Mitchell is happy to finally have snow and said now it finally feels like winter.

"It's part of the season, you get snow , you enjoy it, but then you also have to work at it, shovel, make a snowman, play in it, all that types of stuff," said Mitchell.

A bank in Wayne County is cleaning up after an early morning burglary.

State police said someone smashed the glass front doors of The Dime Bank in Damascus shortly after midnight Friday and got inside the bank.

Investigators said the person then forced open drawers at some of the teller stations and took rolls of coins.

Troopers said surveillance cameras in the bank caught the whole thing on video.

Anyone with information about the burglary is asked to call state police at Honesdale.

A suspected child rapist was brought back to Wayne County Monday from New York state where he where he was being held on a probation violation.

Police said Frank Neglia gave alcohol to a 15-year-old girl at a party in Equinunk last July, then sexually assaulted her.

Neglia was brought to Wayne County based on the warrant for his arrest in the case.