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Sound Off
New direction It's time for the school district to move forward in a positive direction.
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24 year old dies in Route 901 crash
A 24-year-old Locust Gap man was killed in a violent Tuesday afternoon accident along Route 901, during which he was ejected from his car, which collided with a utility pole and later, a dump truck, in the area ...
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2 die in separate crashes
Two men in their twenties died in separate traffic accidents Tuesday afternoon. Paul A. Fuller, 24, of Locust Gap, was killed after he lost control of his car and crashed into a dump truck on Route 901 in Lower ...
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Brayden Lee Koons
Brayden Lee Koons A son, Brayden Lee, was born to Dustin Lee and Margaret Koons of Locust Gap at 9:14 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.
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Sound Off
In cahoots? I see in the paper today on Tuesday, Oct. 28, there is a wasteful spending article in Sound Off about Zerbe Township.
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Belfanti: Sewer, water project funding OKed
State Rep. Robert E. Belfanti Jr. said Monday that more than $10 million in state grants and low-interest loan funding was awarded for municipal sewer and water projects in the 107th Legislative District.
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Northwestern Academy marks 10th anniversary
"Making a dream come true." That was the unofficial theme of Thursday's ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the founding of Northwestern Academy, a juvenile justice rehabilitative facility in the ...
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Police Blotter
Conditions updated DANVILLE - Maria Kaminski, of Mount Carmel, and Maria Birster, of Locust Gap, who were injured in a two-vehicle accident Saturday afternoon along Route 2038 in Mount Carmel Township, remained ...
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Lower Anthracite confident as new campaign kicks off
' The new executive director for the United Way said the agency came close to meeting its 2007 fundraising goal, and knows it can be accomplished in 2008.
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United Way confident as new campaign kicks off
The new executive director for the United Way said the agency came close to meeting its 2007 fundraising goal, and knows it can be accomplished in 2008.
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Mason Joseph Trocki
A son, Mason Joseph Trocki, was born to Jeff Trocki and Nikki Valania, of Mount Carmel, at 8 a.m. Thursday, Aug.
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Police blotter
Guard hit with liquid COAL TOWNSHIP - State at police at Stonington are continuing their investigation into an Aug.
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Police Blotter
Theft of services MOUNT CARMEL - Henry J. Mazur, 60, of East Ave., Mount Carmel, was cited by Patrolman Jason Drumheller for theft of services for allegedly dumping garbage bags into a Dumpster without the ...
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Police Blotter: DUI
Joseph T. McGinley, 44, of 406 N. Grape St., Mount Carmel, is charged by Mount Carmel Township Patrolman Matthew Filarski with two counts of driving under the influence and one count of careless driving ...
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Highways getting rumble strips
During the next few weeks, Surface Preparation Technologies, Inc., a state Department of Transportation contractor, will fulfil a milled rumble strip contract along various state highways in nine north central ...
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Valania - Trocki
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Paula Valania of Locust Gap proudly announce the engagement of their daughter, Nicole Lynn Valania, to Jeffrey Matthew Trocki, son of Mr.
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Police Blotter
Leonard E. Castetter, 40, of 122 E. Chestnut St., Shamokin, was cited for disorderly conduct and harassment following an incident at 5:25 p.m. Monday at 24 E. Willow St.
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Land Rover rider hurt in crash
A 16-year-old girl was injured Saturday night when the sport-utility vehicle she was riding in flipped over on Route 54 . via Dailyitem.com
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