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Model railroad display opens today

SHAMOKIN - The Lower Anthracite Model Railroad Club will hold an open house, featuring its annual train display, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. today and Saturday. The display is on the second floor of the...

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4 board members begin terms at Shamokin Area

SHAMOKIN - Three new school board directors and an incumbent began four-year terms on the Shamokin Area School Board Thursday.Richard Kashnoski, Matthew Losiewicz, Rosalie Smoogen and Edward Griffiths,...

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ACA could burn fire houses; Barletta questions IRS

A local congressman wants answers on whether volunteer firefighting companies could be unintentionally swept into the national health care reform law championed by President Barack Obama.The...

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Noteworthy: Friday, Dec. 6, 2013

MCA presents holiday concertsMOUNT CARMEL - Students at Mount Carmel Area will perform holiday concerts this month.The junior high chorus and band will present a concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 10, in...

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Numidia man charged in assault of 2-month-old son

NUMIDIA - A 25-year-old Numidia man with a history of child abuse has been charged with assaulting his 2-month-old son who suffered multiple fractures and bruises in October at the defendant's...

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Barletta: Lease renewal will save $150 million

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure approved several measures Wednesday, including a lease renewal for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) that will save taxpayers...

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Masser at hearing on family's behalf, remembers niece as 'sweet, fun-loving'

CATAWISSA - State Rep. Kurt Masser thought it was important that he be present for Thursday's hearing for one of the two men charged in connection with the heroin overdose of his niece, Erika Smith,...

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Grant gives historic church in Sunbury new life

SUNBURY - Resembling preachers in front of their congregation, local legislators and a state official addressed a small gathering Friday inside historic Albright United Methodist Church.It wasn't a...

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Police Blotter: Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013

Tire slash chargesSHAMOKIN - William C. Slusser, 42, of 132 N. Eighth St., is accused of slashing four tires on a vehicle parked in his neighborhood on Thanksgiving Day.The vehicle was parked outside...

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Brewser's, CSO join forces to help kids stay warm

COAL TOWNSHIP - Brewser's Sports Grille is again partnering with Central Susquehanna Opportunities Inc., (CSO) Community Action Agency to sponsor the "Keep Our Kids Warm" program, which provides...

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Child abuse suspect turns self in, can't post $10K bail

CATAWISSA - Following his arraignment on child abuse charges Friday morning, Matthew J. Sacks denied committing the offenses and said he didn't know why he was being arrested.Sacks, 25, of Numidia, who...

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Choraliers will perform Christmas concert at Shamokin Area High School Sunday

COAL TOWNSHIP - The Choraliers will present their annual Christmas Concert at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the Shamokin Area High School auditorium. The men and ladies choir group will be under the direction of...

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Jackknifed tanker slams into sedan at Routes 54-61 in Mount Carmel Township

STRONG - A tanker-truck jackknifed when the driver tried to stop on Route 54 at the intersection with Route 61 Friday evening, sending the empty tanker spinning around to the front of the truck and...

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More probation for Coal Township drug defendant

WILLIAMSPORT - A federal judge has imposed a new one-year supervised probation period for a Coal Township man charged in connection with a drug bust last December. U.S. Middle District Judge...

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Health care, pension part of $800,000 owed by Shamokin

SHAMOKIN - Employee pension, health insurance, street lights and legal fees are among the unpaid costs cited by the city as it seeks an emergency loan of $800,000 to pay outstanding bills. A hearing...

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UPDATED: Police say husband strangled LaFerrara while wife stabbed him

SUNBURY - Police say Miranda K. Barbour didn't act alone when she stabbed Troy LaFerrara to death with a knife last month in her car. Barbour's husband, Elyett, who was hiding in the back seat, held a...

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Noteworthy: Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013

Movie tickets available noon to 4SHAMOKIN - Tickets for "Polar Express," which will be shown at 6 p.m. today at the Northumberland County Career and Arts Center, Arch and Eighth streets, will be...

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Church News: Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013

All Saints All Saints Evangelical Lutheran, 12th and Scott streets, Kulpmont. Pastor - The Rev. Alfred J. Bashore. Worship service - 9 a.m. Participants - Richard Kovach, lector, and Marsha Karnes,...

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Crowd gathers to greet Santa, see decorated trees in downtown Shamokin

SHAMOKIN - Dave Koyack, his wife, Kay, and stepson, D.J., traveled 210 miles from Oil City Saturday to enjoy three favorite traditions in Shamokin. "We come to see the Downtown Christmas, then visit...

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Sunbury homicide details met with shock; couple held in separate prisons

SUNBURY - Comments posted at stories online about Elyett and Miranda Barbour seem to sum up people's shock and disgust at the revelation that the young married couple allegedly conspired to kill...

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