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Treasury Says Non-Profits Should Check Unclaimed Database
The Pennsylvania Treasury is urging nonprofit organizations, including volunteer fire companies, service organizations, libraries and more, to check the state’s unclaimed property database. Treasury is currently safeguarding $4.5 billion of unclaimed property, and many nonprofits have money available to claim. Unclaimed property includes things like dormant bank accounts, uncashed...
“Farewell to What?” Bruce Springsteen Unloads Epic Rant on Retirement Plans
Before there was Zach Bryan, there was Bruce Springsteen. Long before American Songwriter noted eerie parallels between the two artists, the “Dancing in the Dark” singer was tapping into the Middle America zeitgeist. Now, 60 years after he got his start, The Boss would like to make it clear that there is Zach Bryan, and there is still Bruce Springsteen. The “Born in the USA” legend recently revealed his retirement plans—or lack thereof.
North Canton robbery suspects arrested in Pennsylvania
STARK COUNTY, Ohio (WOIO) - The three suspects in a robbery of a North Canton Citizens Bank were arrested in Pennsylvania after reports of another bank robbery. According to a press release posted on Facebook on Saturday by the North Canton Police Department, the three individuals were arrested Wednesday after surveillance investigation led detectives and FBI agents to Pennsylvania.
Gavin Sidwar, La Salle College football storm past Harrisburg in Brett Gordon’s debut
HARRISBURG — Harrisburg has mounted immense hype heading into the 2024 high school football season. Packed to the gills with nationally-ranked talent and boasting one of the most star-studded backfields in Pennsylvania, the pursuit of a fourth straight District 3 Class 6A title and return to the PIAA final has been the expectation.
Cornel West can't be on Pennsylvania's presidential ballot, court decides
Independent presidential candidate Cornel West lost a legal challenge Friday in his bid to get on the ballot in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.Commonwealth Court Judge Renee Cohn Jubelirer, in a 15-page opinion, sided with the Secretary of State's office under Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro in rejecting West's candidacy paperwork.The Secretary of State's office said West's campaign lacked the required affidavits for 14 of West's 19 presidential electors. Jubelirer, a Republican, agreed with the Secretary of State's office that minor-party presidential electors are to be considered candidates for office who must file affidavits, even if major-party presidential electors are not.The...
Meet Penn State football’s entire 2024 staff: On-field coaches, analysts, recruiting coordinators, newcomers, and more
The Penn State football staff is set for 2024. Meet everyone, from the coaches to analysts, recruiting department members, and more. The post Meet Penn State football’s entire 2024 staff: On-field coaches, analysts, recruiting coordinators, newcomers, and more appeared first on On3.
Punxsy Man Allegedly Assaults Pregnant Woman During Domestic Dispute
PUNXSUTAWNEY BOROUGH, Pa. (EYT) — Police say a Punxsutawney man was arrested for reportedly assaulting a pregnant woman during a domestic incident in Punxsutawney Borough on Thursday evening. Court documents indicate the Punxsutawney Borough Police Department filed criminal charges against 24-year-old Joshua L. Hamil, of Punxsutawney, in District Judge...
Five Years in the Making
SHEFFIELD, Pa. – Sheffield brought winning back to Wolverine Mountain Saturday for the first time in 27 games with a 38-6 victory over visiting Bucktail. “I didn’t want to focus on that number this week,” said Sheffield head coach Mike Barr in response to the drought. “This...
Parkland veteran receives his high school diploma, 63 years later
SOUTH WHITEHALL TWP., Pa. — A Parkland High School graduate received his diploma this week — 63 years after he left school. The Parkland School Board on Tuesday gave Robert Seel, Class of 1961, his long-awaited diploma. Seel left Parkland High School in his senior year in January...
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