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Emergency personnel responded to a one-car crash with possible injuries on Route 6, Richmond Township, at around 1 p.m. today, July 27.
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UPDATE: Press release from U.S. Marshals Service
MANSFIELD — Kathryn Barrett, a Democrat who won the nomination for mayor in May and was unopposed, was appointed to the post during Mansfield borough council’s Wednesday, July 14 meeting.
A new interactive website and plans for a comprehensive series of hearings were announced this week as we prepare to embark on the process of drawing Pennsylvania’s new congressional district lines based on the results of the 2020 U.S. Census.
The following individuals are or were scheduled to appear before District Judge Robert Repard in Wellsboro.
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The Blossburg Area Lions Club is forming following an organizational meeting July 18 in the Blossburg Memorial Library, said Cheryl Wilbur, the Lions’ global membership chair for Pennsylvania and past district governor.
The following individuals faced court action in the Elkland District Court, Judge James Edgcomb presiding.
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ANSONIA — The Schuylkill Running Club held their annual Conquer the Canyon Marathon, Half-Marathon and 5K on Saturday, June 24 and Sunday, June 25.
The Mansfield Destroyers continue to roll through the regular season and during the past week compiled a record of 2-1-1 as they approach the 2021 NYCBL Playoffs.
The inaugural Mountaineer Athletics 30-Days of Giving Challenge, which raised nearly $10,000 towards the support of Mansfield University student-athletes, has announced the field hockey progra…
The Wellsboro minors 10 and under Little League All-Star team’s season came to a close in a three-day Sectional Playoff outing in Mill Hall against the Upper Dauphin-Millersburg team on Friday…
WELLSBORO — Wellsboro hosted the Senior League Softball Tournament on Wednesday, July 15 and Thursday, July 16 with the United softball team from Levittown taking home the championship as they…
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A Family Movie Night will be held in the Mountaintop Grace Community pavilion at 6531 Route 414, Liberty, at 8 p.m. Friday July 30. Bring chairs and/or blankets and snacks. Everyone is welcome.
From 1-3 p.m. every Sunday in August and in September, weather permitting, the Nessmuk Rod and Gun Club is hosting skeet shoots open to anyone at 4646 Route 287, Wellsboro.
The hunt for the Totally Ninja Raccoons at 25 different locations in the Wellsboro ends this Saturday, July 31. By 6 p.m. Saturday, all passports must be turned in to From My Shelf Books &…
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Life expectancy fell by 1.5 years in the United States in 2020. The decline, driven by the COVID-19 pandemic and the opioid crisis, represents the most pronounced regression in public health in the United States since World War II. While the most recent dip in life expectancy in the U.S. is alarming, there are many […]
(The Center Square) – As national debate rages about the teaching of critical race theory in public schools, the Pennsylvania Department of Education says schools won’t incorporate the subject into classrooms any time soon, though the department is encouraging "diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts" at all districts.
(The Center Square) – The Pennsylvania House State Government Committee will examine ethics policies this fall after a former member was indicted on theft charges last week.
(The Center Square) – The latest recipients of the 2020-21 Historic Preservation Tax Credits were announced by the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development.
(The Center Square) – A restaurant owner in Lancaster County said this week he used grant funding from the state’s COVID-19 relief fund to raise wages for his workers.
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The following individuals faced court action in the Elkland District Court, Judge James Edgcomb presiding.
The following individuals are or were scheduled to appear before District Judge Robert Repard in Wellsboro.
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The Northeastern Pennsylvania Industrial Resource Center closed out its most recent fiscal year on June 30, with reports of dynamic growth and much faster than expected COVID-19 recovery among its manufacturing clients over the past year.
Miracle-Ear of Wellsboro a part of the nationwide hearing solution franchise, partnered with the Miracle-Ear Foundation to provide, Mary Sherman the gift of sound.
The Pennsylvania Department of Aging has announced that as of July 1, the PA State Health Insurance Assistance Program, formerly known as APPRISE, has now been renamed Pennsylvania Medicare Education and Decision Insight, or PA MEDI. Pennsylvania’s Medicare beneficiaries will receive the sam…
Blood donations are critically needed now and throughout the summer to ensure availability of all blood types for patients in need at local hospitals. While summer can often be a challenging season for blood donations, the Community Blood Bank is facing a unique and concerning set of challen…
The Tioga County Lyme Disease Support Group has resumed meeting on the third Thursday of every month at 6:30 p.m. The informal group will meet on Thursday, July 15 in the Warehouse Theatre at 3 Central Ave., Wellsboro, next to the Native Bagel. The meetings are free and open to the public
The Mansfield University-Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital Respiratory Therapy program was recently recognized with the President's Award for Excellence in Credentialing Success by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care.
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Blues guitar legend Buddy Guy has influenced some the greatest guitarists of all time, including Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Gary Clarke Jr. Now the 84-year-old is the subject of the latest installment of PBS biography series, “American Masters.” (July 29)
Don’t shoot the messenger.
About 34 million people have fallen ill with COVID-19 in the U.S. and nearly 610,000 have died. Protection is readily at hand, but is going to waste in storage and in some cases while millions refuse to avail themselves of it.
Sometimes the guy who calls the fire department is the one who started the fire.
Late last week, the Department of Labor and Industry owned up to a decades-long error it made and has yet to rectify five years after it was discovered. It might be laughable if it wasn’t so irresponsible and disrespectful to Pennsylvania’s taxpayers and workers.
