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DA in Pa. county wants public banned from preliminary hearing in homicide case
SUNBURY — The Northumberland County district attorney wants the public banned from the preliminary hearing for the two men charged in relation to a fatal shooting on Aug. 15 near the courthouse. District Attorney Michael D. O’Donnell cited safety concerns in a motion filed Thursday in county court. His...
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Lily’s House is Berwick and the surrounding areas, finest pet grooming facility. Lily’s House delivers outstanding service to pet owners and provides impeccable care for their pets. Their team is always mindful of your pet while using gentle and patient techniques to provide a calm, positive, and safe experience.
Men's Soccer Announces 2024 Season Captains
BLOOMSBURG, Pa. – Bloomsburg men's soccer head coach Mark Bassett announced Kody Besser (Lacey Township, N.J./Lacey Township), Anthony Schlee (Baltimore, Md./Archbishop Curley), Teagan Wallace (Lumberton, N.J./Rancocas Valley Regional) and Alex Wilsterman (Orefield, Pa./Parkland) as team captains for the 2024 season. The four returners look to help the Huskies build...
Too many mistakes cost Mount Carmel Area in season opening loss to North Schuylkill
FOUNTAIN SPRINGS-The hill was too steep to climb for Mount Carmel against a quality opponent. A forgettable first half that was filled with mistakes proved to be the Red Tornadoes undoing. North Schuylkill capitalized on its opportunities, jumped out to a big lead, and withstood a second-half comeback attempt, as the Spartans were able to hang on for a 37-30 victory.
Berks County Farm honored for 200 years of family legacy
The Shapiro Administration has recognized the George R. and Barbara A. Hess Farm in Shoemakersville, Berks County, as a Pennsylvania Bicentennial Farm, marking over 200 years of family ownership and operation. This prestigious designation, awarded by Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding, highlights the Hess family’s enduring commitment to agriculture and their community, preserving a vital part of Berks County’s rural heritage.
La Tolteca set to pay back $1.3M in unpaid tips
WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A popular Mexican Restaurant in Luzerne County is facing backlash. This comes as the U.S. Department of Labor finds the owner of La Tolteca Authentic Mexican Restaurant in Wilkes-Barre withheld tips from 51 employees and now has to pay back $1.3 million. Investigators found the owners had the servers and […]
Two ejected in motorcycle crash in Forty Fort
FORTY FORT, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A man is injured after a motorcycle crash in Luzerne County. The crash happened just before midnight on the off-ramp of State Route 309 at Exit 4 to Rutter Avenue. The bike went airborne and hit a guard rail, ejecting 48-year-old John Daley and 42-year-old Tina Latona over an […]
6 Nabbed and Stash of Drugs Busted by Authorities after Extensive Operation in Pennsylvania
Six individuals have been apprehended following a significant drug operation carried out at an apartment complex in Edwardsville. Following an extensive investigation involving various agencies, detectives conducted a raid at Eagle Ridge Apartments in Edwardsville. The Luzerne County District Attorney’s Office has reported that a raid was conducted at the...
Carbon County coroner IDs driver in fatal Rt. 80 truck crash
KIDDER TWP., Pa. - The Carbon County Coroner's Office has identified the driver who died in an accident on Route 80 in Kidder Township back on Aug. 14. Begaiym Samudunova, 37, of Des Plaines, Illinois, was identified as the driver of the tractor-trailer, the coroner said. The accident happened just...
Berks County Veterans Affairs Office Relocating to Spring Township
In response to an unprecedented increase in compensation claims and the growing need for private, trauma-informed care, the Berks County Veterans Affairs (BCVA) office is set to relocate to a new facility during the week of Sept. 16. The move comes at a pivotal time as BCVA experiences a record-breaking surge in successful compensation claims, positioning the office as the #2 rated county in Pennsylvania for veteran compensation claims and revenue return.
Lebanon County Board of Elections warns of suspected 'smishing' scam targeting local voters
LEBANON, Pa. — The Lebanon County Board of Elections issued a warning to residents Friday about a suspected "smishing" scam involving phony texts messages. The texts come from a number purporting to be the Lebanon County Board of Elections. The messages claim the recipient is not registered to vote, and provides a link where they can check their registration status.
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