Pottsville, PA News

• Pottsville, PA News
• DEP to spray areas for mosquitoes
• Hegins-Hubley: No water rate hike, no pool freebie either
• Truck diner parks in Pottsville
• Historian's efforts preserve memory of veterans' graves
• Area spelling champ gets rousing send-off
• Mahanoy City honors veterans during program
• Minersville church has 8th Festival of Lights
• Dean's list, May 28, 2012
• Hamburg man reported missing
• Police log, May 28
• 2 vehicles involved in Branch Twp. crash
• Births, May 28
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill County legislators back traditional marriage
• Exploding ammunition, fire heavily damages Ashland home
• Flash floods hit Schuylkill County
• Pine Grove dedicates alumni wall of fame
• Around the Region
• Redner's gets OK for store in Hegins
• Schuylkill Haven school board approves budget with tax increase
• Police seek Minersville man missing since February 2009
• Community comes out for yard sale, artwalk in Ashland
• Police log, May 27
• Criminal court
• District court, May 27
• 13 arrested in sweep
• Correction, May 26, 2012
• Officials offer tips on staying cool in hot weather
• Around the Region
• Boy reported missing while riding ATV, found few hours later
• Gilberton mayor says be careful after subsidence last week
• Mahanoy woman sent to prison for taking suicide gun, lying about incident
• Blue Mountain Elementary West first-graders enjoy 'booknic' with family
• Man arrested for selling illegal mushrooms
• Tamaqua man sent to state prison for indecently assaulting teenage girl
• Deeds, May 26, 2012
• Criminal Court, May 26, 2012
• Police log, May 26, 2012
• Births, May 26, 2012
• District Court, May 26, 2012
• Community pools gear up for summer rush
• 2 churches to reopen in Schuylkill County
• North Manheim board votes 2-1 to move ahead for plans for new building
• Teen shows award-winning rabbits at Orwigsburg Area Free Public Library
• Around the County
• Minersville Area school board approves budget, will not raise taxes
• Sister Sarah gets a surprise by Trinity Academy students
• Judge rejects attempt to reduce size of McAdoo council
• Authorities explain cause of flood on Route 61 near Pottsville
• Crash damages Ed's USA property
• For the record, Part 2, May 25
• Minersville gun thief admits crimes, enters treatment program
• Lebanon man back in prison after admitting Pottsville burglary
• District court, May 25
• Police log, May 25
• Criminal court, May 25
• For the record, May 25
• Correction, May 25, 2012
• Parades, services, contests to highlight Memorial Day celebrations in county
• Shenandoah Valley aims to start its own cyber-charter school
• Schuylkill Haven Area shines at Sovereign Majestic Awards
• Court upholds Oxenrider's plea, sentence
• Prizes fail to be delivered
• Ticks revive threat of Lyme disease
• Phase IV of Streetscape program should begin in the near future
• 2nd member resigns from Pine Grove borough council this month
• Haven man refuses to admit indecently assaulting girl, will go to trial
• Commissioners approve various projects including new roof, car
• City man sent to state prison for armed assault on couple
• New Philly man admits trafficking in child porn
• For the record, May 24
• Hundreds flock to job fair in McAdoo
• Williamstown man charged in burglary at Yuengling gift shop
• Nonprofit considers renovating long-closed Yuengling Creamery
• Agencies argue over money, role in aiding sexual assault victims
• For the record, May 23
• Police log, May 23, 2012
• Deeds, May 23
• Criminal court, May 23
• Vandals damage gravestones
• Officials alert county of West Nile virus
• North Schuylkill tentative budget includes tax increase, staff cuts, closing of swimming pool
• Splash the Clown garners international recognition
• Juvenile shackling bill goes to governor
• District court, May 23
• 'Miss Dolly' to begin trips today to Hometown Farmers Market
• Republican-controlled committee approves Senate's budget plan
• Man charged with assaulting woman, children with his car in Pottsville
• Customers who get electricity from PPL will see rate hike
• Wms. Valley to cut janitor staff
• Tremont's council hires part-time cop
• Shenandoah mayor announces intention to resign
• SCI/Mahanoy inmate sues to overturn discipline
• Schuylkill-Carbon FOP holds memorial service
• Pa. Game Commission warns of deer hazards
• Police log, May 22, 2012
• Deeds, May 22
• Woman injured in crash down embankment
• Births, May 22
• Criminal court, May 22
• New York entrepreneur partners with Orwigsburg company to offer more American-made clothing
• Around the Region
• Sovereign awards to honor high school productions
• Legislative surplus a target
• Fleeing motorcyclist crashes, flown for treatment
• 2,000 flock to county fairgrounds for 11th Bear Creek Festival
• Police log, May 21
• Criminal court, May 21
• For thieves, anything can be a target
• Inmates spruce up pool
• Monsignor Bocian celebrates 40th anniversary as a priest
• Minersville baseball history should be remembered
• Around the Region
• Yuengling to build new brew house in Tampa
• Sun shines on soap box derby in Pottsville
• Thousands come out to Shenandoah to celebrate the sausage called kielbasi
• Correction, May 20
• Around the Region
• Pottsville Relay still raising funds to reach goal
• City fire chief raises awareness of dilapidated properties
• Police investigating 2 incidents at Schuylkill Mall
• Fundraisers planned to help man with rare disease
• Hundreds of Girl Scouts celebrate centennial in Saint Clair
• Arraignments, May 20
• Criminal court, May 20
• Police log, May 20
• Deeds, May 20
• Police log, May 19, 2012
• Deeds, May 19, 2012
• Woman charged in incident at school, assault
• Vehicle crash causes more damage to railroad wall in Pottsville
• New businesses opening in downtown Minersville
• Students honored for completing YES program
• Around the Region
• Births, May 19, 2012
• Coal cleared from plans
• Tamaqua council rejects payment of railroad bill
• Former furniture store in Haven becomes gym
• Relay for Life off to sunny start in Pottsville
• Dogs hit the town for Orwigsburg's 1st 'Yappy Hour'
• Residents urged to complete surveys
• St. Patrick's convent may add chapter in history
• Zoning Board denies Gillingham application
• FAMA to consider Morea, New Boston
• Wegmans opens new warehouse, creates new jobs in Schuylkill
• Huggins case heads to court
• Police, residents raise questions about chimney cleaning company
• Blue Mountain School District votes to raise taxes by 0.98 mills
• Deeds, May 18
• Correction, May 18
• Bloomsburg man imprisoned for meth lab in West Mahanoy
• Police log, May 18
• Criminal court, May 18
• 5th annual Kielbasi Festival set for Saturday in Shenandoah
• Woodwind Quintet returns to Pottsville for Sunday concert
• Rush asks court to force couple to unblock street
• Pottsville Area School District hires new employees
• Haven woman arrested after selling pills to undercover cop
• Beauty supplier moving to former Hollywood Video
• County to consider prison proposals
• Schuylkill Haven proclaims Emergency Medical Services Week
• Many reasons lie behind thefts from groups
• Saint Catherine's use of federal dollars possibly under investigation
• Police log, May 17
• Deeds, May 17
• Criminal Court, May 17
• Around the Region
• Charity tax status ruling spurs Senate bill
• VISION unveils first "Report to the Community"
• Problems with interpreter lead to continuance in Auburn attempted homicide case
• State further outlines details of Pottsville bridge project
• Blue Mountain School District to announce 2012-13 budget Thursday
• Teener league confronts council on backstop repairs
• Rainy days soak Schuylkill
• Mahanoy Area will keep pool open, bus students in the borough
• County's jobless rate drops again
• Criminal court, May 16
• Police log, May 16, 2012
• Deeds, May 16
• Around the Region
• Ringtown considers occupancy permits
• SARCC invites teachers, coaches to violence prevention workshop
• City council approves street, sidewalk upgrades
• Commissioners vote to eliminate jury commissioners when terms expire
• Schuylkill Center ranked among state's best in health care compliance
• Local author introduces children to Lenape Indians
• Police log, May 15
• Woman trapped inside vehicle after accident
• Roadwork set to start on Route 61 in June
• Coaldale, Tamaqua sue business for violating agreements on street lighting systems
• Helicopter en route from Allentown to Michigan forced to land in Forestville
• Deeds 2, May 15
• Deeds, May 15, 2012
• Criminal court, May 15, 2012
• Around the Region
• Sixth-grade students participate in annual career awareness program
• Travel plaza work could begin this summer
• Pottsville soap box derby slated for May 19
• Recycling bins in Hegins to relocate
• Confiscated items piling up at Schuylkill County Courthouse
• Some tanning salons focus on safety
• Mothers honored at outdoor program in Ashland
• Budget restoration debate takes off
• Drums man selling memorabilia of Angela Park online
• Drums man selling memorabilia of Angela Park online
• Police log, May 14
• Deeds, May 14
• District court, May 14
• Births
• Criminal court, May 14
• Around the Region
• Couple recovering from pit bull attack in Pottsville
• Holden says he's still working
• Emergeny volunteers train at Schuylkill Academy
• Around the Region, May 13
• Penn State Master Gardeners explain significance of rain barrels
• Mahanoy Township man wanted after failing to report to prison
• Ashland accepts bid for streets project
• More than 100 celebrate 15th anniversary of Schuylkill County's Vietnam memorial
• Police log, May 13
• District court, May 13
• Internet leads to growth of child porn
• Teen killed in Thursday's Barry Township crash identified
• Woman accused of killing son to face charges in county court
• Correction, May 12, 2012
• EPA releases last Dimock water tests
• Century-old cemetery shade tree comes down
• Around the Region
• Preparations under way for Mahanoy City's 150th birthday
• John S. Clarke Elementary Center new principal to start next week
• Police log, May 12
• Men arrested in home invasion
• 17-year-old killed in crash in Barry Township
• Zoning appeal on former White Owl Manor rejected
• Big Diamond Speedway, Cass Township in tax dispute
• Plane crash victims identified as aviation students from N.Y.
• NBC show to focus on coal region lineage
• Saint Catherine trustee sues creditors to force repayments
• Pottsville jeweler offers reward to catch robbers in Saucon Valley case
• Treasurer offers resignation from Gillingham board
• Bear Creek Festival to be held May 20
• Meeting scheduled for Mahanoy City crime watch planning
• Deeds, May 11
• Births
• Oversize load breaks down in Pottsville
• Police log, May 11, 2012
• Schuylkill Choral Society to perform final concert of season
• Postal service unveils plan to reduce hours at rural post offices
• Pennsylvania Senate approves $27.6 billion budget bill
• Fire damages kitchen of Mechanicsville home
• Criminal Court, May 10
• Tamaqua Area OKs tentative budget
• Pottsville Area to hold line on taxes seventh year in a row
• School nurses learn about brain injuries at bi-annual meeting
• Mahanoy City Girls Softball League names field in honor of former teacher
• Schuylkill County Commissioners honor 2012 scholar athlete at Minersville High School
• Saint Clair school board approves proposed budget
• Mellow: 'Guilty, your honor'
• Police log, May 10
• Beef Products Inc. to close some plants after 'pink slime' complaints
• Former treasurer of Mahanoy Area wrestling club charged with theft
• Schuylkill Haven school district likely to approve tax increase
• Senate to vote today on Pennsylvania budget proposal
• Man arrested in string of robberies faces additional punishment
• Port Carbon council curious about public auction of truck yard
• Minersville police to begin enforcing parking meters Monday
• Schuylkill County Vietnam Veterans Monument to celebrate 15 years Saturday
• Local companies awarded Northeast Pennsylvania Manufacturers and Employers Association Excellence Awards
• Police arrest man for selling pills
• Police log, May 9, 2012
• Rain expected for next 2 days but drought threat could continue in Schuylkill County
• Tri-Valley senior wins $20,000 scholarship, will compete at national event
• Police log, May 8, 2012
• Correction, May 7
• Ex-police officer becomes prosecutor
• For old stone house, a bicentennial
• Norwegian Township moves forward with municipal building expansion
• Stamp Out Hunger set for 20th year Saturday
• Groups seek to curb youthful interest in starting fires
• Births, May 7
• Deeds, May 8
• Senator's pension will be decided by plea evaluation
• Around the Region
• Hometown woman creates soaps, lotions with help from individuals with special needs
• American Way Fair fills downtown Pottsville
• Time running out for immunization compliance
• Police log, May 7
• Minersville Historical Society strolls back in time
• Criminal Court, May 7
• Report puts Schuylkill at 57th in state
• North Manheim Township plans to construct new building
• Sons of Italy lodge celebrates anniversary, looks back on history
• Childrens program promotes healthy diet, exercise habits
• Rock snot continues to spread
• Around the Region
• Penn State Schuylkill graduates 54, including school's first international 4-year student
• Ashland Boys' historical marker gets provisional OK from state
• Gas leak in Pottsville caused by crash
• Police log, May 6
• District court, May 6
• Around the Region
• Hegins recycling site to close this month
• Redner's pursuing acquisition of Midway
• Schuylkill Haven School District to hold public budget meeting
• Suspects needed in oil theft from Lost Creek home
• Historians salute coal region's baseball history
• New PSU trustees named to board; local alumni not elected
• Toomey urges economic changes to stimulate growth
• Shriners to hold free clinic in Pine Grove
• Around the Region
• Man accused of sexually assaulting teen girl
• Three Main Street programs get national accreditation
• Young musicians perform at District 10 Elementary Band and Orchestra Fest
• PPL wrapping up effort to remove vegetation from power lines
• Alleged getaway car driver remains in prison
• Judges uphold drug conviction, state prison term
• Births, May 5
• Arraignments, May 5
• 2 laid-off Saint Catherine employees sue hospital's former presidents
• Schuylkill County zoning hearing board hears from public on proposed cargo airport
• Saint Clair to explore possibility of constructing cell tower
• Closed section of Old Mill Road getting reevaluated
• Hearing continued for man charged in killing
• Schuylkill County marks National Day of Prayer
• Deeds, May 4
• District court, May 4
• Volunteers clean Avenues playground to kick off Day of Caring
• Prosecutors drop charges against Haven man
• Police log, May 4, 2012
• Criminal Court, May 4
• Correction, May 4
• County Corvette club to hold annual show on Sunday
• County offers great gifts ideas for mom
• Porter-Tower Joint Municipal Authority receives $11 million to upgrade wastewater treatment facility
• Pottsville police arrest man for cocaine possession
• Disability cuts rally draws Corbett response
• Bands, vendors to turn Pottsville into carnival for Way Fair Sunday
• Thousands of silver ribbons to be given out in Schuylkill to raise awareness of elder abuse
• Haven council approves resolutions to proceed with Route 61 widening project
• Commissioners to vote on transfer of county positions at Rest Haven
• Historical society to celebrate Schuylkill's baseball past this weekend
• Delinquent customers risk getting water cut off
• Atrium project at Cooper building getting started
• 2003 cell tower assessment appeal settled
• Police log, May 3
• Deeds, May 3, 2012
• Group files lawsuit against Pennsylvania's voter ID law
• Red Cross reorganizes; Schuylkill County joins eastern Pa. region
• Schuylkill County airport gets $260,000 grant
• Pine Grove students release home-grown trout
• Adventurers prepare for annual Schuylkill River Sojourn
• Ronald McDonald makes laughs with Head Start in Shenandoah
• Students find options at 4th Schuylkill County Career Fair
• 13 more area students honored with Arnold Delin Awards
• Port Carbon to update flood management ordinance
• Corrections, May 1, 2012
• Appellate panel throws out inmate's lawsuit
• Fire destroys group home in Fountain Springs
• Tamaqua man dies of injuries suffered in crash
• Police log, May 1, 2012
• Deeds, May 1, 2012
• Shenandoah Valley welcomes 'Peace Pole'
• County to hold event for National Day of Prayer
• Historians, genealogists find clues to past with online resources
• Volunteers to participate in Day of Care this week
• Blue Mountain must still bridge $776K gap
• Remarkable performer wows audience on Sunday at former CB fieldhouse
• In tough economy, lines will form for popular farm market vouchers
• Deeds, April 30
• In tough economy, lines will form for popular farm market vouchers
• UDA approves meal price increase
• Grant enables Pottsville library to purchase programs for visually impaired
• Self-taught talents fill church in Shenandoah
• Self-taught talents fill church in Shen
• Irish tenor draws crowd of more than 500 in Pottsville
• House plans vote on Delaware loophole bill
• Girl Scouts learn to be good woodland stewards at Sweet Arrow Lake
• Police log, April 30
• Deeds, April 30
• Around the Region, April 30, 2012Around the Region
• Workers get ready for June opening of Dunham's Sports at Schuylkill Mall
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill Haven man wanted after failing to appear for prison sentence
• Pottsville's Elm Street project continues with demolition set
• Fourth Schuylkill County Career Fair to be held in Pottsville on Tuesday
• Police, April 29
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• Shenandoah Valley superintendent says running school district can't be business as usual
• For the record, April 29
• Motorcycle dealership raises funds to support MDA
• District court, April 29
• Deeds, April 29
• Reading man arrested for cocaine possession in Mahanoy City
• Bullet found at Shenandoah Valley under investigation
• Gas prices may be easier on the wallet this summer
• Police log, April 28, 2012
• Deeds, April 28
• Schuylkill County commissioners proclaim 'Week of the Young Child'
• New ID law poses few problems for Schuylkill County's voters
• Coal Crackers football team partners with Simon Kramer Institute
• Knoebels opens today; attractions restored after flooding
• Tree enthusiasts celebrate growth, mourn losses at Arbor Day celebrations
• Births, April 28, 2012
• District Court, April 28, 2012
• Fair market value of Schuylkill Mall lowered
• Booster club wants to raise funds for Tamaqua sports
• 1.8 million gallons of sewage leaks into river in Tamaqua
• St. Nicholas students mapping Air Force couple's journey across United States
• Philly Pretzel Factory gives away looped treats to celebrate national holiday
• Mahanoy Area tables decision on eliminating school bus service in borough
• Hammond asks for new trial in homicide case
• Blue Mountain eliminates real estate tax appeals
• Men strap on heels to raise money, awareness for sexual assault
• For the record, April 27, 2012
• Tower City man headed to court on sexual assault charges
• Police log, April 27
• Charges held for court in alleged scissor attack
• Renowned tenor returns to county for show on Sunday
• Tamaqua Area tentatively cuts three sports to bridge budget gap
• Shenandoah Valley considers tax increase but will keep kindergarten, pre-kindergarten
• Man runs across U.S. to raise money for fight against cancer
• Some NEPA lawmakers still suffering from pay-raise controversy
• North Schuylkill tables decision on some budget cuts
• VISION promotes program on Islamic community
• Volunteers needed to plant trees
• Fatal fire spurs smoke detector drive
• Camp offers guidance to kids dealing with death
• Philly man headed to county court as result of Haven incident
• For the record, April 26
• Pa. game commission creates limited muzzleloader bear season
• Hearing in Auburn attempted homicide case continued
• District Court, April 26
• Criminal Court, April 26
• Police log, April 26, 2012
• Analysis: Incumbents seem to be in danger
• Deeds, April 25
• 3 run unopposed in Schuylkill County Primary race
• Frackville couple owns, operates trucking company together
• Philly Pretzel Factory to celebrate National Pretzel Day
• 40 percent of Schuylkill County voters turn out for Primary
• Pottsville Area hosts forum on drug use
• Knowles edges out challenger Padora
• HOLDEN LOSES SEAT AFTER 10 TERMS
• Argall defeats Rich in tough GOP primary
• 2 charged in attempted copper theft from cellphone tower
• Ex-Reading man to spend 12 years in federal prison for role in Schuylkill drug ring
• Police log, April 25, 2012
• Skaters closer to getting park
• Minersville to raise school lunch prices
• Penn State Schuylkill holds Eco Fair to celebrate Earth Day
• Penn State Schuylkill holds Eco Fair to celebrate Eart Day
• Schuylkill Haven police make 7 arrests from 2 traffic stops
• Rain, possibly wet snow will greet voters
• SWIC celebrates World Book Night with "The Kite Runner"
• Judges uphold drug dealer's conviction, state prison sentence
• Corrections chief weighs privatization of medical services
• Head Start youngsters do heavy-duty drumming to raise money
• Police, April 24
• Deeds, April 24
• Community Spotlight: Minersville softball winning tradition
• Community Spotlight: Minersville Police chief takes proactive approach
• Community Spotlight: Minersville blossoms from humble beginnings into coal region borough of today
• Around the Region
• Saint Clair Area adds ebook program to schools
• 3 contested races highlight Tuesday primary
• State to review keeping party affiliation on absentee ballots
• Police log, April 23, 2012
• Deeds 2, april 23, 2012
• Correction
• Around the Region
• New restaurant offers European look, homey atmosphere and family recipes
• The Market Place in Orwigsburg will become a Credit Union
• First Block of Art Auction hosts a crowd of 25
• Deeds, April 23, 2012
• Unemployment rate shrinking in Schuylkill County
• Saint Catherine's demise ends 130 years of health care legacy
• Cartwright emphasizes work on nation's infrastructure
• Holden seeks 11th term, says he stands for hard work
• Deeds, April 22
• Police log, April 22
• Police arrest 3 on drug charges in Minersville
• District court, April 22
• Around the Region
• Roller Roost adds upgrades with large projector screens
• Film pianist to perform at Penn State Schuylkill
• Benefit raises funds to help find missing Cumbola man
• Suspect needed in Mahanoy City arson
• Volunteers clean illegal dump site in Barry Township
• Criminal court, April 22
• Daycare raises funds for breast cancer awareness
• Around the Region
• Judges uphold 2nd life sentence against prisoner
• Sewer project brings questions from Mahanoy Township residents
• "Peddler's grave" still draws people to historical site
• 6th annual Block of Art kicks off in Pottsville
• Tower City man charged with additional offenses
• Woman pursued by police from Hazleton crashes in Gilberton
• Judge rules Shen man a sexually violent predator
• Rich wants to bring business plan to 'broken' Harrisburg
• Argall: Property tax 'archaic,' overspending needs to end
• Ards, April 21
• Deeds, April 21
• Great Cause!!
• Phoenix AM radio station in Pottsville closed for repairs, still hasn't paid fine
• Holden promises no more negative ads as opponent Cartwright responds to commercial
• Deeds, April 20
• Gap store in Schuylkill Mall to close
• 125 walkers Take Back The Night in Pottsville
• Accused child molester waives right to a preliminary hearing
• North Schuylkill reveals list of recommendations to deal with budget deficit
• Jazz inspires all ages in county
• Hearing continued in death of child
• Padora promises to improve Pennsylvania
• Knowles stresses conservative approach to government
• Saint Clair man faces county court action for 6 burglaries
• Tamaqua man sent to state prison for sex crimes against teenage girl
• Police log, April 20
• Mahoney Brothers to bring music of '50s, '60s to life
• Dont forget softball game tomorrow!!
• Judge orders Saint Catherine Medical Center to be liquidated
• Pottsville Area reorganizes special education department, hires new principals
• W. Mahanoy building to receive upgrades
• Around the Region
• Inmate population still growing at county prison
• McAdoo hires 2 police officers
• Haven approves funds for sewer improvement
• Commissioners place ban on open fires for county
• Attorney cross-examines engineer, planner at cargo airport hearing
• Tamaqua Area considers cuts
• State election officials outline senior-friendly change to policy
• North Schuylkill faces $1.6M budget shortfall
• Minersville man headed to state prison for assaulting 2 with knife
• Saint Catherine's laid-off workers get information on resources, finding jobs
• Hearing continued for Barnesville man charged with assault
• Police, April 19
• Births, April 19
• Deeds, April 19
• Dont forget... Softball game Friday!!!
• Bankruptcy trustee says Saint Catherine Medical Center should be liquidated
• Correction, April 18
• Around the Region
• Reason why 2 Cressona buildings knocked down remains a mystery
• Landingville bridge has been the same for a year, borough council president says
• Alleged convenience store robber, getaway driver waive rights to preliminary hearings
• Hamburg hopes to boost economy
• Pottsville mayor establishes blight task force
• Saint Catherine's former employees will get info from Rapid Response program
• Construction on apartments at former Pottsville knitting mill to begin soon
• Police, April 18
• Criminal Court, April 18
• McCann Alumni Mixer
• McCann Alumni Mixer
• Hearing continued for Mahanoy City man charged with homicide
• Shenandoah mayor: Park rules will be enforced
• Libraries feel pinch as state budget slashes hurt facilities
• Cleanup at Weishample Hollow set for Saturday
• Bicycle Safety Day set at Blue Mountain East
• iPhone app new tool to prevent dating violence
• Deeds, April 17
• Fire that destroys Mahanoy Township shed deemed accidental
• Schuylkill, Berks firefighters battle brush fire near Port Clinton
• Police log, April 17, 2012
• Criminal court, April 17, 2012
• Landingville bridge reduced to 1 lane
• Spring Term classes start tomorrow! Looking forward to seeing you all.
• Schuylkill County's VISION welcomes you all to Block of Art 2012, April 20th, 21...
• Around the region
• City authority considers 2-hour parking rule
• Angled parking, like life, is full of twists and turns
• Organist awes crowd at Trinity Episcopal Church
• Mahanoy City planning to sell empty lots it owns
• Comcast customers to see increase in service rates May 1
• Ashland to begin cleaning streets
• Man flown to hospital with head trauma suffered in softball brawl
• Police log, April 16
• Minersville police arrest 3 on drug charges
• Deeds, April 16
• 'City Sweep' volunteers clean downtown Pottsville
• We are looking forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday, April 17th, for the first...
• Around the Region
• Pennsylvania counties plan to use April 24 primary to test voter ID law
• Reading Anthracite holds community day for public
• Daughter: Barnesville man missed boarding of Titanic, believes life was spared
• 'Dine Out' to raise funds for Schuylkill Wellness Services
• SWIC to rally against domestic violence
• St. Nicholas students 'race' to learn healthy living
• Around the Region
• Local Girl Scouts celebrate organization's 100th anniversary
• Police searching for Deer Lake man charged in DUI-related crime
• Tide Task force plans public forum
• Winners from the Envirothon
• Arraignments, April 15
• Criminal court, April 15
• Argall, Rich trade jabs on TV
• Police say Pottsville woman admits to baby's death
• Around the Region
• Local legislators talk taxes, transportation, other issues
• City streets to get spring cleaning
• Landingville bridge restricted to single lane
• Oak trees to be planted in Tremont this weekend
• Deeds, April 14
• Blue Mountain students win 33rd annual Schuylkill County Envirothon
• Shamokin teacher accused of driving into students resigns
• Study to measure stresses of police
• Police log, April 14
• Criminal Court, April 14
• Births, April 14
• District Court, April 14
• Refurbishment of former train station in Shenandoah begins
• Saint Clair teacher charged in pornography confirmed terminated
• Author discusses Titanic's fateful voyage at Orwigsburg Area Free Public Library
• Charges filed in Washington Township assault, robbery
• Renowned organist to perform at Pottsville's Trinity Episcopal Church
• Gillingham, Simon Kramer joining to house athletic department
• Art, music to take over Pottsville streets next weekend
• Shamokin Area School District furloughs 21 staff members
• DEP to hold public briefing on compressor explosion
• Police log, April 13, 2012
• Deeds, April 13
• 'Scotch, Soul and Rock 'n' Roll' comes to Sovereign Majestic
• STS anticipates fare rate increase due to rising costs
• Workers remove sediment under bridges in Pine Grove
• Mahanoy City fire ruled arson but cause of fatal Shenandoah fire undetermined
• Corrections, April 12
• Full-time police officer resigns in McAdoo
• Kline Township concerned about pending closure of oil distribution center in Tamaqua
• Deeds, April 12
• Saint Clair school board terminates employee
• Police arrest Barnesville man, 79, for sexually assaulting boy
• Mahanoy council considers crime watch
• County sheriff's office hosts day to apply/renew firearms license
• Commissioners receive bond money, approve gas tax
• Regulations won't close coal plants
• For the record, April 12
• Reading man admits helping to bring cocaine, meth to Schuylkill
• Police log, April 12
• Absent defendant convicted of indecent assault
• Pottsville motorist's DUI prison sentence upheld by judges
• McCann Easter with Lori Kane
• Saint Catherine's laid-off workers say meeting didn't offer many answers
• With city voting 'no,' Palo Alto may lead project
• Correction, April 11
• Port Carbon finalizes biodiesel plant waiver
• North Schuylkill board approves 37 tutors for after-school program
• Minersville borough to hold auditing firm in contempt of court
• Karen's Heroes reveals results
• Operation Hugs and Kisses to host 2nd auction to benefit fire companies
• Participants gear up for 33rd Envirothon
• Santorum drops campaign but doesn't explain why
• Police log, April 11
• State court denies animal abuser's appeal
• Pottsville man sent to federal prison for role in drug conspiracy
• Pine Grove area man convicted of assaulting policeman
• Saint Catherine can keep medical equipment for now
• Births, April 11
• Schuylkill County's jobless rate at lowest since January 2009
• Saint Catherine Medical Center Fountain Springs files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Dry, windy weather intensifies brush fires
• Ringtown prepares for 2012 road program
• Railroad, city continue to debate wall fix
• Memorial wall/pavilion has more than 300 names
• City says 'No' to bridge project
• 2 bills signed to reinforce juvenile court defendants
• Deeds, April 10
• Police log, April 10
• Congrats to all those graduating tonight!! You deserve it!!
• Around the Region
• Kindergarten program gets OK from UDA
• Concert to raise funds for music scholarship
• New Philly appointed new board member
• PSU Schuylkill to host Eco Fair
• Minersville native pens book about Abbey Road producer
• Easter sunrise service held at Sweet Arrow Lake
• Doctors allowed to share fracking chemicals to patients
• 1 jailed, 2 sought in Shenandoah shooting
• County's historical society seeks money for new microfilm machine
• Firefighters battle two blazes near Darkwater
• Ashland man taken to hospital after more than 4-hour standoff
• Police log, April 9
• Deeds, April 9
• Pa. seeks stream cleanup strategies
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• Police: Mahanoy City murder was isolated incident; Residents should not fear for their safety
• Saint Clair Fish & Game Club hosts large annual egg hunt
• Blessing of Easter foods a very symbolic and tasty custom
• Man shot in Shenandoah; police detain 3 men in connection
• Around the Region
• New Philly requests Saint Clair School District's playground equipment
• Police searching for suspect in Schuylkill Mall assaults
• North Schuylkill students interview elected officials
• Sewer plant plans hit snag
• Upper Dauphin teen shares addiction struggle
• Police log, April 8
• Deeds, April 8
• Criminal court, April 8
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• Deeds 2, April 7
• 'Living Stations' take Christ's Passion to Mahanoy City's streets
• Around the Region
• Jewish faith strong in Schuylkill County as Passover celebrated
• Frackville man donates $250,000 in scholarships to North Schuylkill
• Girardville warned to boil water
• Gordon marks 34th year of Trek of the Cross
• Medicare program sends Saint Catherine Medical Center a termination notice
• Former owner of Schuylkill Products found guilty in historic fraud case
• Saint Catherine to offer information to laid-off employees
• Deeds, April 7
• Mahanoy City man charged with homicide
• District Court, April 7
• Schuylkill Chamber drive scores 112 memberships
• Senate hopeful greets supporters in city
• Romney brands Obama as the "anti-energy president"
• Kline Township police enforcing smaller vehicle restriction
• Pottsville native to appear on game show today
• Paranoia over 'spotted' smallmouth bass unfounded
• Haven police arrest 6 at party
• Landowner awarded $380K for W. Brunswick property condemned for Rt. 61 project
• Criminal court, April 6
• Crowd of 150 gathers to greet new Pottsville Area superintendent
• District Court, April 6
• Deeds, April 6
• Police log, April 6
• Births, April 6
• Oversized loads bring headaches
• Nittany Players celebrate 10th anniversary on stage
• Pottsville singer, songwriter releases 1st full-length album
• Long-term care residents leaving Saint Catherine's for other facilities
• Jurors deliberate fraud case
• Shamokin teacher remains in prison for hit-and-run
• Tamaqua sticks with bid price on community center
• Living Stations in Mahanoy City to celebrate 25th presentation
• Schuylkill Health System honored by American Heart Association
• Commissioners to vote on gas fee ordinance next week
• Engineer: New Pottsville Street Bridge will prevent flooding
• Police log, April 5
• Births, April 5
• Wednesday night Emergency Procedure class visited LVH Medevac helicopter which j...
• Fund set up to help Shenandoah fire victims
• Construction begins for city office building, not mini-mall
• Sen. David Argall, Brian Rich trade accusations about ads
• Saint Clair planning new children's play area
• Hearing set for alleged stabber in Auburn assault
• Frackville fire deemed suspicious
• Gillingham gets competitive in archery
• Saint Catherine board holds informal meeting
• District Court, April 4
• Police log, April 4
• Police investigate death of Pottsville infant
• Criminal Court, April 4
• Correction, April 4
• Shenandoah Valley joins other school districts in asking for more state education funding
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• Criminal court, April 3
• Police log, April 3, 2012
• Fire causes severe damage to apartment building in Frackville
• Hundreds pay respects at Mass for Shenandoah fire victims
• Committee OKs bill that would close 'loophole' in corporate income tax
• Deeds, April 3
• 2 injured in 2-car crash
• VISION seeks to promote public spirit
• Around the Region
• For $2.2M, highway will be better
• Rig snarls traffic for hours in Shenandoah
• Frackville Easter egg hunt draws about 100 children
• Beer expert lays out history of breweries
• Andrew Gudonis is our second place winner for the Easter Shopping basket! Congra...
• Tri-Valley FFA gets donation while band trip, Eagle Scout projects OK'd
• Schuylkill Technology Center class restores 1941 tractor
• High school students' artwork displayed in annual gallery
• 2014: Year of bridge replacements in Pottsville, Port Carbon
• Mexican man OK'd to attend funeral
• State law will make landfilling TVs illegal next year
• Pussy willows blessed for Flowery Sunday
• Pottsville firefighters take part in 16-hour weekend training
• Police log, April 2
• Girl assaulted in mall restroom
• Police probe Pine Grove death
• Man flown to trauma center after his vehicle went over a bridge on I-81
• No fooling: Anglers brave the weather for Southeast Region trout opening day
• Children eagerly participate in Easter egg hunts in Pottsville, Ashland
• Around the Region
• Volunteer group offers free restoration of photos damaged in fall flooding
• Student artwork proudly displayed in Schuylkill Haven businesses
• Investigation continues for missing Cumbola man
• Man wanted after failing to show for prison sentence
• Experts: Dry winter makes wild fires a bigger risk this season
• Police log, April 1
• Criminal court, April 1
• Jobless rate drops to 9 percent in Schuylkill County
• No patients remain at Saint Catherine Medical Center
• Hazleton firefighters share grief after fatal blaze in Shenandoah
• Police charge man with sexual assault against girl
• Trial delayed for man charged with killing father
• Shroud replica draws people to see image of Christ
• Around the Region
• Woman finds hat designed by former pheasant farm operator
• Tour, committee recognizes Klingerstown flood recovery plan
• Births, March 31
• 2 homeless after fire in Tresckow
• Schuylkill Mall accepting donations for fire victims Hazleton firefighters share grief after fatal blaze in Shenandoah
• Students at their Emergency Procedures class!!!
• Shenandoah man charged with firing at home
• Record Mega Millions jackpot raises hope
• Balloon launch includes message from fire survivor
• Shen man waives hearing
• Operator of now-closed White Owl Manor placed in probationary program
• Woman headed to court
• Ashland fire ruled as accidental
• Admitted robber asks court for new trial
• Penn State hosts forum about proposed budget
• Criminal court, March 30
• No one hurt in blast at natural gas compressor
• Police log, March 30
• Shamokin Area teacher suspended after allegedly running into teens
• Clarification, March 30
• The winner of the shopping cart, Kim Rissmiller!! Congrats Kim!! 2nd place winne...
• Open House - Information Session
• Communities to host annual egg hunts
• Celebrate music, arts in county
• The Easter Egg Hunt scheduled for this Saturday will be cancelled. We are sorry...
• State bans surgeries at Saint Catherine Medical Center Fountain Springs
• Judge dismisses all charges against Tremont councilman
• Hundreds gather to honor Shenandoah fire victims
• Shenandoah woman remembered for 'heart of gold'
• Port Carbon man in jail for trying to stab woman with scissors
• School districts remind parents to get students vaccinated
• Fire causes heavy damage to Cressona home
• State association says county should receive uncashed check money
• Correction, March 29
• Public speaks against Shenandoah Valley budget plan
• Mahanoy City fire remains under investigation
• Man charged with trespassing while climbing mountainside
• Deeds, March 29
• Criminal Court, March 29
• Swing-state polls show bright side for Obama
• Police log, March 29, 2012
• Open House Tuesday April 3rd from 8am to 8pm!! Bring your freinds!!
• Dont forget classes begin April 17th!!
• Blaze damages 2 vacant homes on Spruce Street in Mahanoy City
• Relatives, friends remember mother as 'wonderful,' coach says 10-year-olds were 'good little guys'
• Deeds 2, March 28
• Woman, 3 children killed in fire that engulfs 4 Shenandoah homes
• Senate panel approves umbrella economic authority
• House approves juvenile counsel bill
• 4 escape early morning Ashland fire
• Deeds, March 28
• Criminal court, March 28
• Sewer authority repairing hole in Pottsville
• Mahanoy schools considering cutting buses
• City man doesn't show up for sentencing to state prison on drug, DUI charges
• Daughter of Mahanoy City natives to share craft on 'Martha Stewart Show'
• Police log, March 28, 2012
• Police: Meth ingredients found inside car at crash site in Blythe Township
• Department of Health orders Saint Catherine Medical Center to stop taking new patients
• County block grant proposal likely to be a hot topic in state budget talks
• Wingfest saves N.S. junior high sports
• Restroom closed after vandalism
• City to ask PUC for help to resolve railroad wall issue
• Literacy council kicks off Karen's Heroes week in Pottsville
• County historical society to remember 19th century Greeley Arctic expedition
• Police log, March 27
• Man sent to state prison for robbery
• Deeds, March 27
• Auburn man imprisoned for assaulting troopers, possessing guns
• Woman hurt in I-81 crash
• Correction, March 27
• Correction 2, March 27
• Residents look to compromise, voting on McAdoo school mascot issue
• Industry made City of Pottsville gateway to anthracite coal region
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• Police log, March 26, 2012
• District court, March 26, 2012
• Lawyer returns to courthouse as prosecutor
• Law library valuable asset to county
• 5th annual Schuylkill Senior Idol crowns champion
• Recyclers require proper ID in from people looking to sell items
• Penn State Schuylkill campus reaches out to community
• After 52 years, Auburn woman still taking to the skies
• Curbside recycling could return if budget allows it
• Around the Region
• Girardville turns green for St. Patrick parade
• Cass Township fire rekindles, called suspicious
• Les Brown Festival celebrates composer's 100 birthday
• Pottsville officials consider establishing retail incubator
• Around the Region
• Pottsville native hits high notes in Italy
• Outdoor burning rejected again in Gilberton
• Ex-linebacker fights back after 2 men attack in Shenandoah
• State calls citizens to review Port Carbon bridge plans
• Two Schuylkill County malls hold Easter season activities
• Police log, March 25
• District Court, March 25
• Births, March 25
• Weis joins grocers that won't sell meat containing 'pink slime'
• Planned project in Saint Clair among several major mine reclamation sites
• Watchdog group criticizes Rep. Tim Holden for sister's campaign work
• Fire damages abandoned house in Cass Township
• Around the Region
• Railroad museum demolishes building, looks to the future
• Robber's mom asks for dismissal of charges
• Subsidence behind vacant city home opens to sewer
• Police target aggressive driving near work zones
• Dispute growing over mascot for new McAdoo elementary
• Sex charges withdrawn, re-filed
• Police log, March 24
• Judge lowers value of E. Brunswick property
• Survey: Marcellus brings changes to public schools but not much tax money
• House to vote on juvenile counsel bill
• House moving more flood bills
• Redner's Warehouse Markets, Giant Food Stores to stop selling beef with 'pink slime'
• Updated open container ordinance in force for Girardville parade
• Former Philadelphia Eagles owner visits Blue Mountain East
• Limbs, branches cut from Baber oak tree
• 20th annual quilt show this weekend at Fairlane Village mall
• Schuylkill Chamber finds buyer for building
• Blue Mountain appoints principal
• Police log, March 23
• Ex-councilman sent to state prison for setting his house on fire
• Minersville woman injured after hitting tractor-trailer
• Girardville man gets no added prison time for threats
• Letter carrier notices blaze, fire department quickly puts out flames in Minersville
• For the record, March 23
• Production tells powerful story of Passion of Christ
• We would like to congradulate Theresa Vernon and Eric Brown for being 2 of the 4...
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• Schuylkill County Prison remains over capacity
• Schuylkill County students 'kick butts'
• Saint Catherine Medical Center's financial picture unclear
• Irish tenor returns to Pottsville
• Man to dispute barking citation
• Pottsville Area to swear in Zwiebel as superintendent April 5
• Climber will be charged
• Commissioners approve polling site change in Saint Clair
• Shen man held in contempt for being late to court
• Tamaqua council sets sewer hookup deadline
• Butler residents asked to observe burning ordinance
• Births, March 22
• Career Fair Starts in a Half Hour... 18 employers coming..
• Congrats to Matthew Spies and Barb McGlade on being our drawing winners!!
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• Shenandoah Valley's budget cuts could change before approval
• Landowner improves wheelchair access at Swatara fishing spot
• PLCB launches app for wine and spirits
• Pottsville Area signs contract with energy management firm
• Check found in controller safe remains mystery
• Public hears Blue Mountain budget situation
• Firefighter waives right to hearing on arson, other charges
• Environmental groups release impact fee vote scorecard
• Allergies strike earlier this year
• Police log, March 21, 2012
• District Court, March 21
• Criminal Court, March 21
• Births, March 21
• Dont forget tomorrow is the day!! See Your Future Career open house!! is happeni...
• Welcome Miller-Keystone to McCann!! Blood Drive today from 10am - 7pm!!! What a...
• Happy First Day of Spring everyone!! What is your favorite Spring activity??
• Shenandoah Valley faces $2.6M shortfall
• Whitehall truck driver dies in Brandonville crash
• Deeds, March 20
• 75-foot Baber oak to be felled
• 2 of 3 fired county prison guards receive jobless benefits
• New Schuylkill Haven mayor provides updates at advisory committee meeting
• Minersville police arrest three on drug charges
• Corrections, March 20, 2012
• Police log, March 20, 2012
• For the record, March 20
• Cause for Ciszek's canonization takes a major step forward
• Faces of our Future: Frankie Collazo is getting started in our Electrical System...
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• Family member reopens Orwigsburg area furniture store
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• Charity run to honor Pottsville doctor
• Opinion split on Schuylkill housing court
• Girardville gears up for 9th St. Patrick's Day parade
• Time erasing record of eye-catching stone house
• Local oil dealers scramble with announcement terminal will close
• Crows: liked by some bird watchers, despised by farmers
• Much ado at the Schuylkill County Airport
• Police log, March 19
• Deeds, March 19
• Deed 2, March 19
• Experts: Former state senator's plea agreement benefits public, defendant
• Around the Region
• Pottsville to revise handicapped parking law
• Report has consumers concerned
• Pottsville streets make way for St. Patrick's Day parade
• Students take spotlight in Shen Valley set design
• Around the Region
• Tri-Valley grocery store not here yet
• Karen's Heroes enters 13th year
• Police looking for Mahanoy City man who failed to report to prison
• Ashland council seeks grants for security cameras in public areas
• Police log, March 18
• Deeds, March 18
• Criminal court, March 18
• State offers Hawk Mountain six figure gift
• Correction, March 17
• Warmer winter worries farmers
• Deeds, March 17
• Around the Region
• North Schuylkill students learn about making better choices
• Aristes man sent to state prison for robbery, break-ins
• Dentist on wheels establishes permanent office in Pottsville
• Girardville man who fled from custody gets state prison term, Megan's Law sanctions
• Superior Court upholds Shen driver's DUI conviction, sentence
• Arraignments, March 17
• Police log, March 17
• District Court, March 17
• McCann is recruiting Adjunct Instructors in all disciplines. Please refer anyone...
• Value of Hexcel stolen parts reduced in court
• 2 from New Philadelphia die in Wednesday crash, township discusses safety of intersection
• Former Tamaqua Area High School principal faces child pornography charges
• For the record, March 16
• Police learn of DUIs, drugs, more at symposium
• Mount Carmel school district evacuated after bomb threat
• Police arrest teen for drugs
• Spring cleaning to begin in Mahanoy City
• Mellow agrees to plead guilty
• 11 township water supplies tested, does not show contamination
• Schuylkill Haven man who attacked 2 in Auburn sent to county prison
• Births, March 16
• Police log, March 16
• 37th annual St. Patrick's Day parade steps off in Pottsville on Saturday
• Corbett signs voter ID bill into law
• Schuylkill Haven man charged with stabbing 2 in Auburn
• At victims' request, charges withdrawn against Lost Creek man accused of kidnapping, assault
• Controller finds check written to Schuylkill County in 2009 worth $15,000
• Man heading to court for allegedly abusing newborn
• County readies for April election
• Kony 2012 campaign spreads to Schuylkill campus
• 1 dies, 4 hurt in 2 serious crashes
• Jury rules in favor of city doctor in malpractice case
• Deeds, March 15
• Police log, March 15
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• St. Nicholas students far exceed shoe collection goal
• City man who assaulted fellow student returned to prison
• Minersville to update parking meters
• Seniors belt out tunes for a chance to be called Idol
• Pottsville Winter Carnival honors band director
• Pennsylvania House will decide today on voter ID bill
• Man charged in 7th convenience store robbery
• Bus driver will be cited for crash
• For the record, March 14
• Human Services schools meet on the hardcourt
• Ringtown council approves usage procedures for school property
• Police log, March 14
• Judge cuts values of Ashland, Palo Alto properties
• Deeds, March 14
• With March Madness upon us, some schools were not invited to the big dance. What...
• Singin': "Don't worry 'bout a thing, 'Cause every little thing gonna be all rig...
• Emergency crews rescue man who tried to climb cliff behind Home Depot in Saint Clair
• Schuylkill County's jobless rate drops slightly to 9.2 percent
• Workers clean up damage at flooded sites in Pine Grove
• Deeds, March 13
• Senate bill could take away thousands from city
• McAdoo gets tough with sewer bill delinquents
• Sunday fire in Shenandoah still under investigation
• Historical fire society honors two men
• More Penn State trustee candidates have local ties
• Blue Mountain three-peats in academic competition
• House approves RACP bill
• Pennsylvania's voter ID bill faces final vote
• Police log, March 13
• These are the class section codes and corresponding time for Spring 12 term
• Thank you to the Medical Assistant students for a great breakfast last week!! It...
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• See Your Future Career open house
• See Your Future Career open house
• Saint Catherine Medical Center welcomes new CEO
• Pine Grove business expands
• Sovereign Majestic launches annual membership drive
• Man details memories as Boy Scout in Frackville
• Knights of Lithuania hold regional meeting in Frackville
• RACP program facing changes
• Man burned, 8 homeless in Shenandoah fire
• Would-be robbers get more than they bargained for in Shenandoah
• Rising gasoline prices affect more than just motorists
• Schuylkill alliance against elder abuse makes recommendations to state
• Police, March 12
• Deeds, March 12
• District court, March 12
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah man injured as flames destroy home
• Celebrate 'Charter Day' with free events, some Penn philosophy
• Bands compete in Tournament Indoor Association event at Blue Mountain High School
• Former Marine offers Warrior Boot Camp training in Orwigsburg
• Replica of 'Shroud' to be on display in Minersville
• Around the Region
• Refrigerators, microwaves stolen from Days Inn in North Manheim Township
• Orphaned bunny finding new life at Red Creek Wildlife Center
• PADCO Aesthetics Committee meets with city business leaders
• Police log, March 11
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• Criminal court, March 11
• Deeds 2, March 11
• District court, March 11
• Deeds, March 11
• Schuylkill United Way sets 2012 goal
• Charges mount against man in string of robberies
• Local leaders: KOZ program has helped county
• Dashboard cameras boon for police officers, public
• Students to compete in state computer competition
• Around the Region
• Sewer line repaired in Orwigsburg
• Tamaqua oil supplier back on cash-only basis
• Verdict favors PennDOT in fatal accident lawsuit
• Water advisory lifted in Pine Grove
• Ashland woman seeks bail on multiple charges
• 3 bar association presidents honored
• Deeds, March 10
• District court, March 10
• Judge allows prosecutors to destroy gun
• Police log, March 10
• Shenandoah man acquitted on past burglary charges arrested in new incident
• Minersville man killed, child wounded in ATV crash
• Shenandoah woman faces assault charges after allegedly abusing son
• SEDCO approves move to Union Station
• Mahanoy Area students wear pink as anti-bullying message
• Woman waives right to hearing in Tri-Valley Pharmacy case
• Man arrested for armed robberies faces more charges
• Gillingham to add 2nd kindergarten class
• Girardville council discusses more details of officer's firing
• Shenandoah police arrest 2 in copper thefts
• Judge cuts value of Econo Lodge in Pine Grove Township
• Local enthusiasts learn importance of barns throughout county's history
• Felony withdrawn at victim's request
• Police log, March 9
• Deeds, March 9
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• Choral society to present Masters of Baroque on March 18
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• Officials greet Kohl's with ribbon-cutting ceremony
• Anti-texting ban takes effect today in Pennsylvania
• Case of stolen donation jar heads to court
• Haven borough discusses updating ordinances
• Saint Clair council approves school development plan
• U.S. indicts 2 for roles in drug trafficking conspiracy
• Pottsville elementary collects memories for year book
• County commissioners approve investigative consultant position
• Man arrested in burglary and copper theft
• Births, March 8
• Ringtown cuts down trees due to safety concerns
• Road work means detours around interstate ramps in McAdoo
• 5th man charged in connection with attack on Penn State students
• Trio charged with burglaries in Schuylkill, Carbon, Lehigh counties
• Yuengling tied with Boston Beer in ranking
• More than 120 turn out for Spirit of the Y fundraiser
• Haven man wins more than $300,000 lottery jackpot
• Irish dancers entertain at historical society meeting
• Bicycle, skateboard sales/service shop opens in Pottsville
• District Court, March 7
• Ashland doctor placed on 3-year professional probation
• Buyer found for Neale mansion
• Senators aim to limit value of buyouts for school superintendents
• University of Pittsburgh graduate hired by United Way
• Police, March 7
• Births, March 7
• Winning Cash 5 ticket sold at Cressona Mall
• Grandchildren prompt Orwigsburg woman, 83, to go to college
• Police log, March 6, 2012
• Deeds, March 6, 2012
• Deeds, March 6
• Warmer winter temps lead to early maple syrup production
• Diocese removes priest who served Haven parish
• Weis Markets approved for liquor license
• Trial starts in fatal Gordon car crash
• New rule limits truck drivers' hours
• Fire companies discuss merger in East Union
• District court, March 6
• Fire destroys Pottsville building
• The Winners!! Congrats to North Schuylkill!!
• The list of online classes available for Spring 12 term
• LIHEAP funding added
• Arraignments, March 5
• Woman takes it upon self to clean up roadways; SKIP seeks volunteers
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• Task force turns to community in quest to renovate Orwigsburg's memorial hall
• Girardville mayor holds special session on police situation
• New street signs will guide motorists to Pottsville library
• LIHEAP extends assistance this season
• Local schools mark NIE Week
• Kohl's at Fairlane Village has a 'soft opening'
• Senators lining up against higher education cuts
• 13 Schuylkill League swimmers qualify for states
• Deeds, March 5
• In age of tweets, teachers hammer the grammar
• Williams Valley student wins spelling bee
• Around the Region
• Pottsville Open Writers celebrate anniversary with compilation
• Slide show presented to raise funds for continuing restoration of Minersville locomotive
• Flood cleanup continues in Pine Grove
• Fake money used at Auburn business
• 57th Regional Spelling Bee eliminations by round
• Deeds 2, March 4
• Police log, March 4
• Deeds, March 4
• Around the Region
• Mahanoy City man arrested for robbing Rite Aid
• 5 new lawyers join county bar
• Judge denies 3rd bail modification request for Kent
• Girardville council to hold 'informal get-together'
• PennState trustee campaign draws more candidates this round
• Alleged child abuser released on reduced bail
• Fall rains keep reservoirs full despite lack of snow
• Haven man sentenced to state prison for sex crimes against boy
• Deeds, March 3
• Bath salts contributing factor in trooper's death
• For the record, March 3
• Police log, March 3
• Mahanoy City man faces charges
• Hearing continued in case of severe neck injury
• Nesquehoning firm buys former Morgan factory
• Fire companies keep Lenten tradition alive
• Friends seek Cumbola man missing for three weeks
• Proposed cargo airport could disrupt Service Electric Cablevision satellites, expert says
• Correction
• Judge cuts values of 3 North Schuylkill properties
• Police log, March 2
• Senators seek state health program
• Lawmakers support legislation that would require an ultrasound before an abortion
• Seuss' story 'The Lorax' still carries environmental message
• Hazleton teachers won't proctor PSSAs for own students
• Minersville audits filed
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• Deeds, March 2, 2012
• Welcome spring by getting outside
• Branson entertainers coming to Tri-Valley
• 2011 McCann Madness Winner's... can't wait to see who wins tomorrow's challenge!
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• Correction, March 1
• Federal judges uphold convictions of former Shenandoah officers
• 2 local families welcome babies on leap day
• Most serious charge dropped against woman in gun threat
• 2 Shenandoah men arrested for stealing metal from abandoned house
• Minersville asks court to order firm to finish audits
• Ringtown Valley Fire & Rescue celebrates 5th anniversary
• Newspaper's 57th annual spelling bee Saturday
• Pottsville Pride plans 2nd Summer Kick-Off Concert
• Pennsylvania House postpones vote on abortion ultrasound bill
• N.Y. man charged with theft of ATV
• Tamaqua man sent to state prison
• Births
• Deeds, March 1
• Students, instructors support teaching methods at Gillingham Charter School
• Police: Jim Thorpe man is only suspect in double murder in Split Rock
• Corbett's proposed welfare cuts draw anger from Democrats
• PennDOT to begin road work on Interstate 81 on Thursday
• Deeds, Feb. 29
• Mootz family may reopen candy factory, if lawsuit is success
• Killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea
• Water delinquents could get service shutoffs
• Lonergan crowned the 2012 Schuylkill County Junior Idol
• 'The Flicker' has a good safety record, police say
• Schuylkill County residents celebrate being born in leap year
• Police log, Feb. 29
• Police seek thief in Mahanoy City
• Paper road maps still play role in digital age
• Police: Grandson suspected in double homicide
• Hamburg Area denies charter school application
• Tilden police have new crime-fighting tool
• Idol fans ready for final event
• Library district considers adding ebooks
• Teen brings Africa experience to local production
• Fire company forms extended family
• Police log, Feb. 28
• Minersville accepts after-school grant
• Economic revival evident in 'Little Town That Could'
• Economic revival evident in Schuylkill Haven
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• Medical helicopter landing sites include baseball fields, playgrounds
• Treasurer eyes comprehensive project financing changes
• After 100 years, Schuylkill courthouse clock keeps on tickin'
• Senior citizens, older felines forming warm companionships
• Minersville elementary principal defends recess procedure
• Professor targets prejudice at Unitarian Universalism program
• Frackville forms fireworks committee
• State official stresses importance of voting to Panther Valley students
• Hazleton Area School District residents to vote on library system
• Police log, Feb. 27
• Births, Feb. 27
• Criminal Court, Feb. 27
• Around the Region
• U.S. Senate candidate Welch speaks to county Republicans
• Around the Region
• Hikers shake the winter blues at Sweet Arrow Lake
• More than 600 trees damaged at East Brunswick farm
• Purple Heart recipients honored in Mahanoy City with display
• Lake Wynonah woman recalls dancing in Jackie Gleason's TV show
• Investigation leads to drug raid in Mahanoy City
• Deer Lake Polar Plunge raises money for Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Police log, Feb. 26
• Deeds, Feb. 26
• Births
• Local post offices brace for closure of Reading mail facility
• Sentencing delayed again for McAdoo man charged with threatening lawyers
• Hamburg students back in school 1 day after fire in science room
• Firefighter admits to Auburn arson
• FCC fines city radio station for failing to keep records
• Rising gas prices felt in county-owned vehicles
• Around the Region
• Mahanoy Area students will wear pink as anti-bullying message
• Coal company continues efforts to mine in Palo Alto, citizens rally against plan
• Virginia man sentenced to federal prison for Schuylkill drug ring
• Saint Clair writer to be featured on PCN
• Deeds, Feb. 25
• Judge revokes bail for Pinebrook man after charges filed in Berks County
• State agencies consider selling lottery tickets at liquor stores
• Pizza Hut breaks ground for new restaurant building
• Hearing continued in Tri-Valley Pharmacy robbery
• Man arrested in Minersville on meth charges
• Charges upheld in child rape case
• Tamaqua man admits indecent assault
• 2 resign from Blue Mountain school board
• Businesses can now pay North Schuylkill taxes in installments
• Fire in Hamburg Area High School science section sends 7 to hospital
• Police log, Feb. 24
• Births
• Deeds, Feb. 24
• Investigation continues into Wednesday's drug raids of Schuylkill stores
• Schuylkill County/Joe Zerbey Airport to receive $300,000 grant from state
• Gabriel ensemble to feature violins, flutes Sunday in 3rd show of season
• Correction, Feb. 23
• State police search for bath salts, synthetic pot at stores in area malls
• Senate GOP leader: No change in April 24 primary
• Schuylkill County Prison's inmate population exceeds capacity
• Pennsylvania's 2nd-in-command visits West Penn Township, discusses state budget
• Police arrest man for threatening people with a pocket knife
• Tamaqua students propose 'Fit Day'
• 3 sentenced for pharmacy robbery
• County commissioners declare Daffodil Days
• Minersville police arrest 2 men for selling pills
• Dress for Success Day!
• Dress for Success Winners: Lynn Boris -- Medical Assisting -Gift Certificate f...
• Teachers, historians celebrate George Washington
• Pottsville man sentenced to 10 to 20 years for molesting girl
• West Mahanoy Twp. protecting firefighters at dilapidated buildings
• Walk-In Art Center develops additional studio space
• Shenandoah considering the 'SWEEP' program
• 6 hopefuls sing theme songs dedicated to Black History Month
• Fire that injured woman remains under investigation
• Police log, Feb. 22
• Deeds, Feb. 22
• Schuylkill County's seal, proposed flag symbolize area history
• Mahanoy City man faces charges after allegedly pushing brother out window
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah preps for paving of streets
• Water breaks in Ringtown will be investigated
• Scheduling, conduct involved in officer's discharge
• Public defender: Office has enough people, money to do job
• Police log, Feb. 21
• Deeds, Feb. 21
• Woman injured in Shenandoah blaze
• Bakers prepare thousands of fastnachts for Doughnut Day
• Closed Palo Alto bridge remains concern for residents
• Bucks for Brenden is today!! A fundraising event that will help a young boy figh...
• Xbox prank brings police into picture
• Police log, Feb. 20, 2012
• Potholes popping up less through the county
• Potential for Orwigsburg sky high, business and professional association says
• Frackville Rotary Citizen of the Year announced
• Corrections wage legislation waiting for House vote
• Deeds, Feb. 20, 2012
• Local police officials say major crimes task force would benefit Schuylkill County departments
• Holy Name sponsors Stations of the Cross
• Arraignments, Feb. 20, 2012
• Around the Region
• Gas prices on the rise
• Barns in Pine Grove Area have a story to tell
• Tremont Area Historical Society reopens the past every month
• Around the Region
• Saint Clair to take its playground to the roof
• Girardville council approves changes to ordinances
• Daffodil Days help with cancer research and local patients
• Equipment damaged, stolen from Reading Anthracite site in New Castle Township
• 3 taken to the hospital after 2-vehicle collision in Cressona
• Deeds, Feb. 19
• Births
• Students of the month, Feb. 19, 2012
• Neighbors in the news, Feb. 19, 2012
• Graduates, Feb. 19, 2012
• Dean's list, Feb. 19, 2012
• College notes, Feb. 19, 2012
• Schuylkill Chamber plans to sell office building, move into Union Station
• Girardville police officer suspended pending resignation or termination
• Schuylkill County prisoner flees after bail revoked, is caught minutes later
• Mahanoy Tunnel still in use after more than a century
• Pennsylvania House approves bill to help fight against blight
• Criminal court, Feb. 18
• Police log, Feb. 18
• Births, Feb. 18
• KBM Regional Authority headed to Schuylkill County Court
• Marcellus gas production in state continues steady climb
• Pottsville Weis Markets plans to build cafe with liquor license
• Around the Region
• Man charged with intimidating witnesses
• Pottsville porch covered mysterious room
• Mahanoy Twp. supervisors approve motel plans
• Mahanoy Area's 'Hoodie Hoo!' tells Ol' Man Winter to take a hike
• 2 Penn State Schuylkill students prepare to dance at THON
• Judge allows federal wrongful death lawsuit against Shenandoah, police
• Police charge man in robberies
• Pine Grove votes in new police chief
• McAdoo council signs petition to drop two members
• Former Orwigsburg convenience store auctioning equipment Saturday
• Walk a Mile kicks off with YouTube video
• SEDCO, Schuylkill Chamber aim to move into Union Station
• Deeds, Feb. 17
• Police log, Feb. 17
• 3 motorists confined for repeatedly driving with suspended licenses
• State adds 25 troopers to shale drilling region
• Father-daughter dance set for Sunday
• Pottsville names new superintendent
• Fairlane Village confirms Michaels craft store coming to mall
• Girardville man charged with assaulting 2-month-old son
• Lost Creek man allegedly threatens girlfriend, sister, causes Frackville bank to be locked down
• Power plant planned in Good Spring clears another hurdle
• Correction, Feb. 16
• Deeds, Feb. 16
• Schuylkill Haven appoints new fire chief, assistant chiefs
• Sharp Mountain subsidence pushes officials to take action
• Mahanoy City to start process to remove problem buildings
• Schuylkill County commissioners support new Access Services building
• Great Backyard Bird Count kicks off in county Friday
• Criminal court, Feb. 16
• Police log, Feb. 16
• Births, Feb. 16
• Congratulations to our new students that started in January. They have successfu...
• Police say Cressona man admits to stealing aircraft parts
• McAdoo woman reacts to husband, son being held in Alaska on charges of harassing Sarah Palin's lawyers
• Pine Grove sediments to be removed
• Pennsylvania's secretary of public welfare urges reforms
• Minersville approves new curfew
• Kline Twp. to remove trailer in violation of ordinance
• Talent on display during Round 2 of Schuylkill County Junior Idol
• List of trustee candidates keeps growing
• Police log, Feb. 15
• For the record, Feb. 15
• Births, Feb. 15
• Criminal Court, Feb. 15
• What are your plans for Valentine's Day?!?
• Happy Valentine's Day Everyone from all of us here at McCann!!!
• Shenandoah library displays expressions of love
• Pine Grove residents return to apartment building
• Teen dating conventions illustrate generation gap
• Police log, Feb. 14
• Deeds, Feb. 14
• Internet benefits come with dangers
• Shenandoah man headed to state prison for break-in role
• Ashland preparing for next downtown Streetscape phase
• Around the region
• Polar plunge to benefit Make-A-Wish Foundation
• students to support wildlife in 'green challenge'
• Port Carbon to start emergency notification program
• Minersville police start up alert system
• mild winter keeps steps on city's 10th street open for the season
• Red Dress event raises awareness of heart disease
• Corbett raiding special funds
• 4 homeless, $300K damage in blazeOfficials seek fire cause in Wayne Twp.
• Police log, Feb. 13
• District court, Feb. 13
• Bill seeks 7-year extension for Keystone Opportunity Zone program
• Northeastern Pennsylvania counties to raise millions or nothing under gas impact fee
• Deeds, Feb. 13
• Criminal court, Feb. 13
• Around the Region
• Police officers from Schuylkill, Northumberland counties use public to study DUI
• State senate resolution looks at how breweries affect local economy
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill historical societies take mall-goers back in time
• PDC to teach community leaders downtown survival skills
• Watches, rings stolen from Tremont home
• New county coroner seeking to save funds with fewer autopsies
• Criminal court, Feb. 12
• Police log, Feb. 12
• Deeds, Feb. 12
• As roads and bridges deteriorate, governor still silent on paying for fixes
• Explosives still rock Schuylkill mine operations
• State puts millions into Swatara Park improvements
• Around the Region
• Paterno funeral prompts local native to seek seat on board
• Nativity BVM goes retro with 'Queen For Almost A Day'
• Shale bill dominates Legislative Roundtable discussion
• County historical society celebrates local artists for Black History Month
• Criminal court, Feb. 11
• Police log, Feb. 11
• For the record, Feb. 11
• DEP secretary answers questions on Marcellus Shale drilling
• Holden joins opposition to proposed rule on free birth control in health coverage
• Expert explains how to make the perfect impression on Valentine's Day
• Municipal officials learn about regional police options
• Trustee resigns from Gillingham school board
• Snow emergency route will be re-signed for enforcement
• West Penn Township home severely damaged in Thursday morning blaze
• Volunteers thanked by council for help with fixing borough building
• For the record, Feb. 10
• Police, Feb. 10
• Deeds, Feb. 10
• Fairlane Village mall hosts 10th annual fair
• Officials put brakes on green light 'myth' in Minersville
• Seip to run against Argall for state Senate seat
• Saint Clair school board moves toward renovation
• Pottsville Area school board appoints representative, votes to support SWIC
• Commissioners approve reallocation of funds for county bridge project
• Blythe Township receives grant to repair 100-year-old reservoir
• Block grants get county association support
• Deeds, Feb. 9
• Impact fee bill wins final approval
• Admitted robber will remain in state prison
• Police log, Feb. 9
• Minersville police seek info on those wanted on warrants
• Births, Feb. 9
• Jury acquits Shenandoah man of burglary, stalking
• Corbett's budget proposal slashes higher education spending but keeps taxes the same
• Correction, Feb. 8
• Saint Clair council addresses fast drivers
• Mayor to hold state of city address at union station
• 34 youths display voices at Schuylkill County Junior Idol
• Fire company, coal company resolve muddy issue
• New housing development takes shape in friedensburg
• Deeds, Feb. 8
• Murder conviction, life sentence upheld on appeal for Orwigsburg man
• Police log, Feb. 8
• Births, Feb. 8
• Check out Alexis Lafey at the Winter Carnival this past weekend!!
• 2 arrested after high-speed chase are also suspects in convenience store robberies
• Pine Grove's mayor says photos show mold in apartments
• Corbett to unveil budget today that likely calls for more cuts to education, public welfare
• McAdoo woman charged with robbery
• YMCA kicks off 'Y Thrive' campaign
• Pottsville mayor to announce Union Station tenant at State of City Address
• Propane tanker flips in Sugarloaf Township
• Local businessman announces run for state representative
• Norwegian Township supervisors to proceed with plans for expansion
• Police log, Feb. 7, 2012
• Mount Carmel woman convicted in Schuylkill County Court of selling heroin
• District court, Feb. 7, 2012
• Deeds, Feb. 7, 2012
• On Tuesday, February 14th, McCann is holding a “Bring a Friend to School” event...
• Fire leaves 5 homeless in McAdoo
• Deeds, Feb. 6, 2012
• Schuylkill Haven eatery looks to expand
• Hauler: Recycling system increases volume 20%
• Schuylkill Haven woman, 97, still exercises, keeps active
• Shenandoah burglary trial highlights light criminal term
• Radio-controlled airplanes attract enthusiasts, newcomers
• Representatives express mixed views on downsizing legislature
• Pottsville library turns to supporters to bolster budget
• Haven woman, 97, inspiring to others THE LADY STAYS IN SHAPE
• Armed robber takes cash from Tamaqua mini mart
• Deeds, Feb. 6
• District court, Feb. 6
• Police log, Feb. 6
• Births, Feb. 6
• Criminal court, Feb. 6
• Around the Region
• Corbett faces another fiscal test
• Residents of Pine Grove apartments want answers on alleged mold problem
• Around the Region
• Catholic Schools make sweet music together
• Police searching for man who robbed Hometown area convenience stores
• Comcast extending program for low-income families
• Cumbola woman crowned 2012 Queen of Snows
• Deeds, Feb. 5
• Police log, Feb. 5
• Drug conviction, state prison sentence upheld
• Criminal Court, Feb. 5, 2012
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• Births, Feb. 05
• District court, Feb. 5
• 2 convenience stores robbed at gunpoint
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court explains rejection of new districts
• Obstacles prevent 24-hour veterinary care
• Around the Region
• McAdoo finds illegal hook-ups to sewer system
• Kline Twp. supervisors to decide fate of trailer
• Vicki Harman to run for state representative of 125th District
• Trinity Academy students get demonstration in liquid nitrogen
• District Court, Feb. 4
• Uncertainty over local funds puts bridge repair on hold in Palo Alto
• Potato truck crashes near Hegins, takes out power lines
• Police, Feb. 4
• Casey plans bill to promote natural gas as vehicle fuel
• Deeds, Feb. 4
• Arraignments, Feb. 5
• Have a great Super Bowl weekend everyone!!!
• Rich enters bid for state Senate
• Gun used in city incident to be returned to family
• Millions in federal grants allow IU 29 to fund after-school tutoring, activities
• Grover the Groundhog decides on Phil's prediction
• North Union bridge ready to be replaced with new span
• 100 years celebrate 100 days at Minersville Elementary Center
• Cargo airport in East Union Township encounters more issues
• Ashland authority reservoir projects moving forward
• Criminal court, Feb. 3
• Police log, Feb. 3
• 2 admit roles in Quakake meth lab
• Shenandoah man admits robbing borough pharmacy
• Correction, Feb. 3
• District court, Feb. 03
• Congrats to Mary Ann Sarge for winning the $50 Sheetz Gas Card!! Keep up the goo...
• Congrats to James Krieger for winning the $75 Sheetz Gas Card!! Keep it up!
• Congrats Jesse for winning the $125 Sheetz Gas Card!! Keep up the good work!
• Make the best of long winter
• LoveFriendship and Teen performers produce cabaret
• Its a busy day here at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA!!...
• Tractor-trailer crashes at bottom of Gordon Mountain
• Casey supports tax cut extension; move would save average Schuylkill County worker $448
• Deeds, Feb. 2
• Schuylkill Haven fire chief thanks supporters at council meeting
• Children's author shares story with Trinity students
• Psychiatry office opening in Pottsville today
• Local contractor buys former Greenwood Hill Fire Company
• Schuylkill County coroner establishes larger headquarters
• Argall to seek 2nd term as state senator
• Police log, Feb. 2
• Recovery Edge billboards around Pottsville to come down this week
• Take a look!!
• 16 women vie for Queen of Snows title
• Hey Everyone!! Personal Touch will be here at McCann School of Business & Techno...
• 4-vehicle crash snarls traffic in Saint Clair
• Blue Mountain students dress up to mark 100th day of school
• Deeds, Feb. 1
• Police log, Feb. 1
• State prison term upheld for assault on corrections officer
• Coaldale woman sent to federal prison for drug conspiracy
• Redistricting focuses attention on reform bill
• Procedural rules on delinquents approved by Ashland authority
• Blast in mine operation prompts phone calls
• Access Services holds open house at 3 service locations around region
• Trinity third-graders learn about postal operations
• Judge to recommend no changes to magisterial districts
• Births, Feb. 1
• Ashland woman faces charges for allegedly helping man rob Tri-Valley Pharmacy
• Schuylkill County's district attorney, police chiefs exchange ideas
• District attorney names new top detective for Schuylkill County
• Former Lackawanna commissioners sentenced on corruption charges
• Seedlings sale benefits Sweet Arrow Lake County Park programs
• PSU Schuylkill students learn about communications majors from University Park dean
• DEP calls for Marcellus air data
• County actors guild preps for 2012 shows
• Police log, Jan. 31, 2012
• Important Dates/Events This Term
• Community Spotlight: Shenandoah continues to work toward revitalization
• Around the Region
• Regional police a good idea for many areas, but not all
• New Jersey man dies in crash in Pine Grove Township
• Around the Region
• New Schuylkill County Bar Association president attributes work ethic to position
• Williams Valley adds gymnastics to sport roster
• Marian opens doors as Catholic Schools Week begins
• Schuylkill County firefighters group gets $25K for training purposes
• Historical society to give cash award in student contest
• Police log, Jan. 30
• Deeds, Jan. 30
• Old local newspapers to highlight Historical Society of Schuykill County display
• Schuylkill Haven girl crowned 2012 Snowflake Princess
• Around the Region
• Judge cuts value of golf course in Butler
• Mahanoy Area building upgrades producing energy savings
• Cartwright says he's the real Democrat, not Holden
• Money stolen from West Brunswick Township businesses
• Deeds, Jan. 29
• Antiques dealer, auction moving at Schuylkill Mall
• Police log, Jan. 29
• West Brunswick homeowner sees value reduction on property
• Pottsville nursing school renamed for man who helped save it
• GOP leaders in Schuylkill County uncertain who will win Pennsylvania's presidential primary
• Allentown Diocese will start paying taxes on former Cardinal Brennan school
• Around the Region
• North Schuylkill board approves retention pond project
• Counselor: Heroin epidemic snares Hazleton teens
• 'Farm families' to be topic of third Ag Day
• Potential queens show personality at Yuengling Night
• Correction, Jan. 28
• Police log, Jan. 28
• District Court, Jan. 28
• Deeds, Jan. 28
• Births, Jan. 28
• House leader introducing RACP reform bill
• New databases improve access to state gas drilling records
• Judges uphold DUI guilty plea, sentence
• Criminal court, Jan. 28
• Faces of our Future! Shawn Johnson is ready for classes in HVAC/R. Welcome to th...
• Faces of our Future! Welcome to the McCann family Kristen Wingle!
• 3 Schuylkill County residents, frustrated with PSU trustees' response, seek election to board
• Police log, Jan. 27
• Spring Glen man who allegedly cut his girlfriend's throat will answer to all charges
• Seniors given financial aid lesson
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah Valley board approves a preliminary budget with a potential tax increase
• Group working to develop health center for Penn State Schuylkill
• Catholic Schools Week to focus on faith, academics and service
• Births, Jan. 27
• Tax appeal for industrial property dismissed
• Correction, Jan. 27
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• So since classes have started... how is everything going for you?
• Soupie contestants gear up for lucky 13
• Snowdrop, Snowflake princesses to be crowned Saturday
• Bus ridership increasing for the Schuylkill Transportation System
• State Supreme Court dismisses redrawing of district lines
• Police log, Jan. 26
• Mom, children sickened by carbon monoxide
• Wal-Mart distribution center volunteers to rebuild SPCA
• Trial no-show sent to state prison for DUI
• Prosecutors drop rape charge against Gilberton man
• Authorities investigate cause of Mahanoy City blaze
• Kantner comes back to criticize decision
• How was everyones break?
• Delayed snowfall helps municipalities save on removal costs
• Tax hike in Blue Mtn. preliminary budget
• Girl Scouts celebrate centennial
• DEP Weighs using mine water for fracking
• Gun theft case moves forward
• Second-grade elementary students meet baby bull
• Man heads to court for trying to rape teen
• Correction, Jan. 25
• Nine homeless after Mahanoy City fire
• Births, Jan. 25
• Around the Region
• Penn State Schuylkill holds vigil to honor Joe Paterno
• State supreme court hears appeals as candidates line up
• Tamaqua man dies in Orwigsburg crash
• Arts and crafts store planned at Fairlane Village mall
• Drug prosecutor named first assistant DA
• Steep Gordon hill still worries residents
• Minersville Area records letter closing investigation into allegations of test irregularities
• Flames destroy West Penn clubhouse
• Blue Mtn.: New principal needs morals, skills, focus
• Stuck tractor-trailer blocks Route 61 South traffic near Schuylkill Haven
• Police log, Jan. 24, 2012
• Criminal court, Jan. 24, 2012
• Around the Region
• Be safe driving!!!
• Women's heart health focus of Feb. 12 'red dress' event
• Mine pool remains problem in Palo Alto
• 'Fire & Ice' warms visitors to Sweet Arrow Lake on cold winter day
• Winter Carnival senior princesses take center stage with fashion show
• Human service cuts prompt initiative
• Wind farms in county produce electricity for thousands of homes
• 'The Dale' split among townships, counties and more
• Police log, Jan. 23
• Deeds, Jan. 23
• Delay Schedule
• Around the Region
• State welfare spending under microscope
• Position of county auditor restored, chair appointed
• Area shovels, sleds out of 5 inches of the white stuff
• Young 'princesses' enjoy tea time with the county royals
• Around the Region
• FAMA board elects officers, passes 2012 budget
• Suspect needed in Frackville arson
• Bethel AME still going strong after 170 years
• Deeds, Jan. 22
• Police log, Jan. 22
• Criminal court, Jan. 22
• Schuylkill chorus pens first original song to accompany Pottsville "Our Town" premiere
• 4 to 6 inches of snow expected, some weekend events postponed
• Man charged with raping boys
• Correction, Jan. 21
• Police log, Jan. 21
• Criminal court, Jan. 21
• For the record, Jan. 21
• Coal boosts railroad traffic
• District court, Jan. 21
• With the arrival of snow, hospital offers tips for shovelers
• Around the Region
• 'Person of interest' in Pottsville homicide kept in prison
• 2 have bail cut in Haven break-in case
• Binns admits sexually assaulting 2 girls
• Construction to begin Monday on North Union Township bridge
• Spring Glen man arrested after cutting girlfriend's throat
• Lehigh Coal and Navigation sells assets
• KBM Authority makes few changes during reorganization
• Blue Mountain considering increase in taxes for 2012-13
• Contractor re-points bank facade
• Correction, Jan. 20
• Blaze damages business building along Route 183 in Reedsville
• Frackville fire ruled arson
• Police, Jan. 20
• For the record, Jan. 20
• Mall event highlights academic offerings
• Tamaqua council approves traffic safety, new signs, lower speed limit
• Weather conditions not suitable for ice skating
• Schuylkill Haven EMA deputy coordinator resigns
• Prostitution-related charges dropped against deported woman
• Schuylkill County commissioners approve 911 service agreement
• PADCO reorganizes Aesthetics Committee
• Police: Frackville woman jailed after pointing pistol at man
• Local congressman speaks out against SOPA, PIPA
• Ex-prison guard to pay costs, fine for harassment
• Like Mootz, AAA files lawsuit against Union Station contractors
• Police log, Jan. 19
• Pottsville Area principal praises literacy program, says students' reading levels improved
• Police log, Jan. 19
• Firemen quench room-and-contents fire
• Deeds, Jan. 19
• Marcellus Shale well safety bill heads to governor's desk
• 1098T forms (for tax credit) will be mailed on January 30, 2012
• A special thanks to all of the staff and faculty at McCann who do such an excell...
• 4 headed to trial for alleged assault involving Penn state Schuylkill students
• Supreme Court rejects appeal by Blue Mountain School District
• Residents challenge drilling legislation
• Shenandoah will consider law firm to collect delinquent taxes
• Alvernia to host MLK celebration
• $1 million winning instant lottery ticket sold in Barnesville
• St. Ambrose School gets students interested in math and physics
• County gives out watershed grants
• Police, Jan. 18
• To honor slain civil rights leader, PSU students do service activities
• Marcellus bill moving to passage
• Deeds, Jan. 17
• Woman killed in 901 crash
• St. Nicholas School collects shoes for international charity
• Orwigsburg plans to create better village business district
• Jury awards Frackville man $1.5 million for bad calf operation
• Donaldson man sent to state prison for molesting 3 girls
• Police log, Jan. 17
• Crumbling homes pose threat to firefighters
• Injection wells blamed for earthquakes
• Around the Region
• We are looking forward to all of our McCann Students coming back to school on We...
• Leaving car running unattended opens possibility of theft
• Minersville locomotive nearing return to tracks
• Friendship takes centerstage at Snowflake fashion show
• Port Carbon Cub Scouts feel need for speed at Pinewood Derby
• Sewer treatment plant site location to be discussed this month
• Borough pleased with progress on bridge upgrades
• IRS pushes online filing, but tax preparers urge printing copies of cyber documents
• Police log, Jan. 16, 2012
• Criminal court, Jan. 16, 2012
• Around the Region
• Welfare drug-testing study begins in Schuylkill County
• Winter weather shows its face in Schuylkill County
• Young girls strut their stuff at Snowdrop Fashion Show
• For the record, Jan. 15
• Around the Region
• Study: Marijuana use among teens rises for 4th straight year
• Identity needed of man who stole camera from Heisler's
• Doctors divided on health benefits of polar bear plunge
• PennDOT invites high school students to enter distracted driving PSA contest
• Police log, Jan. 15
• Criminal court, Jan. 15
• District court, Jan. 15
• Arraignments, Jan. 15
• Deeds, Jan. 15
• Dave Smith, Food, Sunshine, and traffic in admissions is what today is all about...
• T-102 and McCann Team up again for our TEAM U Open House Event!! Tune your radio...
• TEAM U Open House
• Expert says closure of 3 refineries won't spike fuel prices in northeast Pennsylvania
• Penn State Schuylkill names new chancellor
• Correction, Jan. 14
• Police log, Jan. 14
• Deeds, Jan. 14
• Yuengling named America's largest independent beer-maker
• Valley View company still waiting for water extraction decision
• Around the Region
• Allentown man admits being part of meth ring in Schuylkill
• Carbon County fire department to receive $617,500 grant
• Penn State Schuylkill professor explores African journey in new book
• District Court, Jan. 14
• Schuylkill Mall Theatres plans bigger screens, stadium seating
• Saint Clair teacher faces federal child porn charges
• Lawyers argue for new trial for Shenandoah men convicted of hate crime
• Shenandoah police seek man who led officers on chase
• 2 charged in theft from local hardware store
• Northern Schuylkill Catholic parishes still waiting for consolidation decision
• West Hazleton man jailed in alleged sexual assault of teen
• Police log, Jan. 13
• Correction, Jan. 13
• Pinewood Derby, fashion shows set for this weekend
• Mootz Candies sues 3 Union Station contractors
• Lawyers for Shenandoah men convicted of hate crime will argue appeal
• Orwigsburg recycling pickup working, but some still throw trash in bins
• Pottsville school board accepts Superintendent Gallagher's retirement
• Minersville to put operating hours on parks to prevent crime
• Banker: 'Nothing normal' in U.S. economy
• County commissioners hear public to open new year
• Joyce retained as Ashland borough manager; two council members appointed
• Deeds, Jan. 12
• Officials try to crack down on dumping along Burma Road
• Saint Clair schools look into digital learning
• Police, Jan. 12
• Mahanoy man who set fatal fire denied new trial
• Births, Jan. 12
• We are 5 "likes" away from 700!! Who are the lucky 6 going to be to put us over...
• Master Gardeners plant seeds of knowledge in Blue Mountain students
• Pinebrook man headed to court for child porn, DUI charges
• Republican Senate hopeful Scaringi speaks to Schuylkill County conservatives
• State Rep. Knowles announces bid for re-election
• Pennsylvania House passes bill allowing easier reclamation of coal mines
• Pennsylvania House panel considers standards for private water wells
• Norwegian Township supervisors hope for traffic light at routes 209 and 901
• Weis freezes prices
• Police log, Jan. 10
• Pottsville council approves restriction on cellphone use, talks about vacancies
• Ashland borough positions to be filled
• Winter work keeps the Pioneer Tunnel ready for tourist season
• Company waits to get soda trucks back
• Gilberton settles councilman's lawsuit
• Shenandoah man admits making child porn
• Corrections, Jan. 10, 2012
• Around the Region
• Not sure what to do yet in this new year?... Change your future!! Come by McCann...
• We are getting closer to our TEAM U Open House this Saturday!! Invite your frien...
• Mild winter weather enables outdoor opportunities
• Police, Jan. 9, 2012
• District court, Jan. 9, 2012
• Deeds II, Jan. 9, 2012
• Visitors Bureau Prints Its Own Guide For 2012
• Trucks stolen from Schuylkill County recovered in New Jersey
• Deeds, Jan. 9, 2012
• Correction, Jan. 9, 2012
• Fire causes remain uncertain
• McAdoo couple get 1st 2012 marriage license, gifts
• Mahanoy Area Historical Society Revamps Website
• Dutcavich learning details of new role
• The new class section code list was too long to post, so if you click on the pic...
• Around the Region
• Faithful celebrate Orthodox Christmas
• Lost Creek woman dies in crash near Ringtown
• Consultant works to motivate UDA students
• Around the Region
• Tamaqua woman assigned to commissions by Gov. Corbett
• Information needed for tool theft in West Mahanoy Township
• New clothing store looking to expand in Pottsville
• Entrepreneurs drop Garfield Diner for Clairian House
• For the record, Jan. 8
• Pennsylvania Farm Show kicks off in Harrisburg
• Family holds 87th holy supper in same Saint Clair home
• Police log, Jan. 8
• Deeds, Jan. 8
• If you ever need assistance logging in to your school email or the student porta...
• GOP legislators back governor's budget actions while Democrat opposes them
• New interpretation of federal law could lead to online lottery ticket sales
• Tamaqua police discuss reaction to toy gun incident
• Around the Region
• Judge upholds case against Middleport man
• Local men to make repeat appearance on 'Explore PA'
• Theophany one of the great feasts for Eastern Rite Catholic and Orthodox churches
• Local car dealers excited about expected boost in sales
• Pine Grove approves budget with no tax increase
• Deeds, Jan. 7
• china's hunger for coal leaves dent in Pennsylvania's supply
• Tribal police file charges in death of Ringtown cyclist in New Mexico
• Police, Jan. 7
• District Court, Jan. 7
• Book Store hours!! Dont forget your ID Badge!!
• Hit-and-run charges held against Palo Alto woman
• Stormwater collection tunnel in Minersville not an issue
• Testimony heard on construction of cargo airport in East Union Township
• Model train display to close in Jim Thorpe
• Schuylkill County residents ready to strut stuff at 96th annual farm show
• Homeless in schuylkill County have no official shelter from winter cold
• Toy gun causes stir at Tamaqua school
• Allentown man charged for damaging property in Hometown
• Police, Jan. 6
• Births, Jan. 6
• Its almost that time!! Our new term begins in less than two weeks!! So what are...
• Keep holiday spirit alive with Stonehedge Gardens' tree display
• Tourism important to everyone
• Need some time to relax?? Take a look at our McCann Massage and Spa Clinic and t...
• Around the Region
• Deeds, Jan. 5
• Skate parks draw visitors year-round
• Santorum's friends in Pennsylvania toast his Iowa showing
• Schuylkill County commissioners look ahead
• Around the Region
• Ringtown council reorganizes with smaller council
• Warm fall weather keeps more raptors at Hawk Mountain
• Stove causes fire in renovated Pottsville apartment building
• Humboldt plant property sold for $33 million
• Pottsville elementary celebrates 30 years
• Schuylkill County commissioners appoint new faces in the courthouse
• World Resources again challenges proposed development
• Police, Jan. 5
• Don't forget about our TEAM U Open House next week!!
• Texas business buys International Bedding plant
• Deeds, Jan. 04
• Around the region, Jan. 4
• Saint Clair to place stop sign near church
• County borough councils hold reorganization meetings
• Ashland man faces charges
• Greenwood hill trustees reduce sale price of fire company building
• Crash cuts power, traffic signals out
• Corrections, Jan. 4
• Senate GOP leader says Marcellus impact fee could stall state budget deal
• Police log, Jan. 4
• Shenandoah man ordered to stay in state prison
• Panel upholds Shenandoah man's robbery conviction, prison sentence
• Births, Jan. 4
• Local teen drivers weigh in on new regulations
• Want to get in shape? Take walk, hike, trek
• Orwigsburg farm donates Christmas trees to Orthodox church in Philly
• Want to get in shape? Take walk, hike, trek
• Around the Region
• Clarks Valley Road pipe project near Carsonville begins this week
• Cemetery damaged in Mahanoy Township
• Christmas relics at historical society include wwii era letters
• Police, Jan. 3
• Around the Region
• 70 jump in Pine Creek for annual Polar Plunge
• Pine Grove borough website up and running
• Norwegian Township holds line on taxes
• Gilberton adopts 2012 budget with no tax increase
• Shenandoah woman delivers first Schuylkill County baby of 2012
• Blessed Tersea of Calcutta celebrate the new year
• Police log, Jan. 02
• Schuylkill County residents make New Year's resolutions
• New year, new DA for Schuylkill County
• Schuylkill YMCA suggests 5 resolutions for new year
• Tombstones found near Saint Clair were unused; no charges to be filed
• New Year's Day food traditions go beyond pork and sauerkraut
• Arraignments, Jan. 1
• Around the Region
• Rush Township, Air Products create new emergency center
• Task force formed to prevent flooding
• Pottsville Cruise to scale down to one-day event in 2012
• Suspects needed in burglary at Walker Township gun club
• Holidays are peak time for alcohol sales
• Schuylkill volunteers battled flames in 2011
• Murders notable in Schuylkill's year in crime
• Police log, Dec. 31
• Around the Region
• Charges withdrawn, will be refiled in vandalism case
• Talented Schuylkill County residents see spotlight in 2011
• Union Station, Kohl's among business spurs in 2011
• Frackville adopts balanced budget
• Police warn people to not drink and drive over holiday weekend
• A look back at Schuylkill County's top stories of 2011
• Origin unknown of tombstones left on side of Saint Clair road
• Schuylkill County Sears, Kmart to stay open
• New faces sworn into Schuylkill County offices
• Questions unanswered surrounding Shamokin deaths
• Deeds, Dec. 30
• Ice skating rink installed in park
• Around the Region
• Old railroad tracks poke through modern Pottsville streets
• Pottsville raises taxes for 2012
• Kline Township sees tax increase for 2012
• Police log, Dec. 30
• County prepares to celebrate new year in style
• The New Year is right around the corner. How about enrolling in school to change...
• Mahanoy City man charged in teacher's death headed to court
• Grants will help fund 6 projects in Schuylkill County
• Geisinger will only hire tobacco-free applicants
• Schuylkill County commissioners approve autopsy contract with Reading hospital
• Shenandoah's 2012 budget adopted with 1.5-mill tax increase
• Deeds, Dec. 29
• West Mahanoy Township will see real estate tax increase
• Water main break closes rest rooms at Tuscarora
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill Haven appoints new mayor
• Recycling to begin for the new year
• Butler Township adopts 2012 budget with no tax increase
• Two men charged in Zion Grove campground thefts headed to court
• Police, Dec. 29
• Births, Dec. 29
• So what are you going to do differently in 2012?
• Salvation Army exceeds goal for kettle drive in Schuylkill County
• Shenandoah couple win $1 million on lottery ticket
• Malfunctioning heater blamed for man's death
• Around the Region
• Local Santa and Mrs. Claus make kids' wishes reality
• Landfill group selects 2012 officers
• If ice arrives, city inclines will challenge salt trucks
• Cressona council to swear in new mayor
• Police log, Dec. 28
• Hope everyone had a great Holiday but there is no time to waste!! Our new term b...
• Shoppers capitalize on after-Christmas sales
• Lasting legacy to reorganize in january
• Delano man charged with child pornography
• historical society to pursue historical marker for salem hill mine
• Video featuring space availability in Tamaqua touted in national magazine
• Rush Township purchases new dump truck
• Tri-Valley hires architect for feasibility study
• Around the Region
• Rush Township prepares for 3rd year of road program
• New Shenandoah senior center coordinator loves her job
• Pine Creek Polar Plunge in 3rd year
• Warmer-than-usual weather worries ice skaters
• 2 more arrested in connection with Schuylkill Haven attacks
• 2 retiring commissioners reflect on changing the county
• Criminal Court, Dec. 26
• Police, Dec. 26
• Deeds, Dec. 26
• Art of ringing church bells with rope remains alive in some Schuylkill County churches
• Police log, Dec. 25
• District court, Dec. 25, 2011
• Deeds, Dec. 25, 2011
• Art of ringing church bells still alive in some Schuylkill County churches
• 40-foot Christmas tree towers over altar in Shenandoah church
• Defendant in Blythe Township bush party assault case seeks dismissal of charges
• Police: Jealousy, cash were motives in Shoemakersville killing
• Around the Region
• Family still rebuilding life after tornado in May
• Milk glut dried up but market remains uncertain
• Minersville police jail two on drug charges
• West Coast Video: Business still strong
• Mahanoy City Fire Department names "Person of the Year"
• Tamaqua man sent to state prison
• Police log, Dec. 24
• Deeds, Dec. 24
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• Penn State Schuylkill renovates former Child Development building into offices
• Man murdered in Shoemakersville was son of Deer Lake Inn's former owner
• Unitarian Universalists preparing first holiday celebration
• Around the Region
• Rush Township will see no tax hike
• Trinity students bring Christmas spirit alive through song
• County lawyers give coats to Salvation Army
• Ashland adopts budget without tax increase, raises sewer fee
• KBM Regional Authority approves 2012 budget
• Deeds, Dec. 23
• Maryland woman charged with prostitution admitted into ARD program
• Man waives hearing in assault charges
• Police log, Dec. 23
• Deeds, Dec. 22
• Around the Region
• Growing Sapa plant hosts industry leader's visit
• Hamburg man admits sex acts with child
• Haven budget adopted without tax hike
• Dunham's Sports coming to Schuylkill Mall
• Bit of bank architecture goes to college
• Coats available for pickup in Pottsville
• Schuylkill campus forms committee to combat crimes
• 'Angels' pay off layaway accounts at Kmart in Frackville
• U.S. grand jury indicts teacher for child porn
• Commissioners hold line on taxes for 2012
• Tamaqua council cuts police officer, puts community center for sale
• Police log, Dec. 22
• Northumberland County man jailed for violating PFA order
• Pottsville man sent to state prison for meth lab
• We would like to wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season from everyone her...
• Holiday Mixer tonight from 5-6pm for new January students. Cant wait to see ever...
• Celebrating the first day of winter
• Pa. official warns of $500 million shortfall in upcoming state budget
• House OKs plan that puts Pottsville, Scranton in same congressional district
• Schuylkill County makes improvements to website
• Around the Region
• Pottsville lawyer honored for work with low-income clients
• Propane leak detected in Port Carbon
• PennDOT opens storm drain paved over a decade ago
• Butler agrees to stipulation on Brennan property value
• Police, Dec. 21
• Births, Dec. 21
• Deeds, Dec. 21
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• Police release information on Shenandoah robbery
• Schuylkill County Jewish community starts Hanukkah celebration
• Gallagher to retire; Pottsville Area seeks superintendent candidates
• Palo Alto family not injured in house fire
• Mahanoy class leaders to provide reports for school board
• Trinity Academy students learn about different cultures through traditions and food
• Salvation Army delivers Christmas to Schuylkill County residents
• Man arrested for Mahanoy Township burglary, suspect in others
• State flood aid awaits 2012 resolution
• Deeds, Dec. 20
• Check out the next stars!
• Armed robber makes off with cash from Shenandoah business
• Tamaqua residents paying sewage bills without service
• Local experts offer tips to minimize holiday stress
• Around the Region
• County lawyers help legal services group
• Clean chimneys save lives
• No tax increase, but sewer rate going up in Ashland
• Recommendation for national ban on use of cell phones while driving supported by local police
• 80-year candlelight tradition continues at Frackville church
• Police, Dec. 19
• For the record, Dec. 19
• Criminal court, Dec. 19
• Holden's district welcomes Scranton, Wilkes-Barre
• Light snow adds to ambience of Ashland Old-Fashioned Christmas
• Police log, Dec. 18
• Around the Region
• Children have breakfast with Santa in Schuylkill Haven
• Doing chores important to get on Santa's nice list
• Candy shops in Pottsville, Cressona to satisfy the county sweet tooth
• Williams Valley band students wrap gifts to fund Washington D.C. trip
• Information needed on man who stole from Rite Aid store in Mahanoy City
• Foreign language educators encourage fluency, but students say it's a challenge
• Criminal court, Dec. 18
• Ryan Township supervisor, former Argall adviser sworn in as deputy secretary for state DCED
• Police, Dec. 17
• Minersville man charged in stabbing returned to prison
• Ashland holds candlelight service for parents who lost a child
• Make-a-Wish gears up for annual fundraiser
• Around the Region
• Blue Mountain implements new security system
• Altamont man admits 11 burglaries, will spend at least 15 years behind bars
• Commissioners drop another lawsuit against Kantner
• Two face charges for gun theft in Minersville
• Schuylkill County receives $500,000 to renovate Children & Youth building
• Deeds, Dec. 17
• Military presence felt at Penn State Schuylkill's fall graduation
• Police, Dec. 16
• PennDOT to introduce new plow
• Shenandoah mural project completed
• Frackville budget tentatively adopts unbalanced budget
• Gun charges withdrawn
• China comes to Tamaqua
• Mahanoy Township adopts budget with no tax increase
• Congratulation to Laurey Schaeffer Lewis, Tonia Grigas, and Tina Keefer for pass...
• A lot of traffic today in admissions!! Who's coming in next to enroll for Januar...
• 7th annual Old-Fashioned Christmas event set for Saturday in Ashland
• Ashland Area Community Choir ready for annual Christmas concert on Sunday
• Attention all students and upcoming Winter '11 graduates: Monday, January 16th....
• Police: Pottsville man charged with rioting at Penn State
• Senate panel OKs redistricting bill
• Pottsville Student volunteers 'pay it forward'
• Ryan Township fire chief retires
• Pottsville students observe commissioners in action
• Salvation Army volunteers ring quieter bell in Schuylkill Mall
• Palo Alto woman charged in pedestrian hit-and-run
• Correction, Dec. 15
• Orwigsburg council names chambers after late president
• For the record, Dec. 15
• port carbon holds line on taxes
• Police log, Dec. 15
• Pottsville woman sent to federal prison for drug-trafficking conspiracy
• Reading man shows up late for trial, is convicted of possessing marijuana
• McAdoo passes 2012 budget
• Northern Schuylkill County communities consider plan to regionalize police
• Local state legislators happy with new districts
• Proposal OK'd by House panel would open wine to private sales but keep state-owned liquor stores
• Correction, Dec. 14
• Proposal puts Pottsville in same congressional district as Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Easton
• Shenandoah budget tentatively adopted with tax increase
• Payless closes in the Schuylkill Mall
• County Pet Food Pantry donates to the needy
• Minersville borough votes no tax increase
• Lasting Legacy erects restroom at Pottsville park
• Philly man convicted of possessing cocaine in Pottsville
• Smoke at Schuylkill Manor Nursing Home causes temporary movement of residents
• Police, Dec. 14
• Judge upholds conviction, state prison sentence
• Births, Dec. 14
• Rotten Apple Toss = Success!! Thank you all who came out!!
• The rotten apple toss is on! Head to the back parking lot from 4-5 for your chan...
• Hey students, check out the Business Journal edition of "BEST PLACES TO WORK IN...
• Even Joseph Ackell's door is decorated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's a Christmas mi...
• It's beginning to look like Christmas in Career Services....
• Warm, wet fall frustrated farmers, outdoor enthusiasts
• Minersville council will vote today on plan to build pharmacy on site of burned eatery
• Ringtown holds the line on taxes
• Pottsville to upgrade traffic lights at Market and 12th streets
• PennDOT: New licenses hard to copy
• Santa meets with children in Frackville after parade
• Christmas pageant performed for the 8th year in Frackville
• Crash injuries fatal for retired Bishop Pataki
• Boyer's, customers provide food to Ashland pantry
• Correction, Dec. 13
• PennState Student arrested in alleged assault
• Police log, Dec. 13
• Pottsville police bust drug operation
• Criminal Court, Dec. 13
• Deeds, Dec. 13
• Our January term is right around the corner. Here is something that our students...
• Around the Region
• Beloved Blue Mountain educator set to retire next year
• Salvation Army to deliver Christmas to families around Schuylkill County
• Hegins Township to raise taxes by a half-mill
• Motorcycle club makes annual holiday visit to Rest Haven
• County suicide rate holding steady
• Board tries new underage gambler deterrent
• 25 artists show and sell their wares at sixth annual event
• Police log, Dec. 12
• Deeds, Dec. 13
• Around the Region
• If you are interested in taking online classes for the Winter 12 term, please le...
• Sexual abuse cases on the rise in Pa. and Schuylkill County
• U.S. Rep. Holden comments on investigation of death of Ringtown cyclist
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill Haven council concerned about increasing vandalism
• Hawk Mountain pilot program for Towanda students supported
• Hamburg welcomes the spirit of Christmas
• Suspects needed in theft of Wayne Township business
• Local artists, holiday shoppers turn out for The Arts Barn's Winter Festival
• Police log, Dec. 11
• Deeds, Dec. 11
• King of Polka Jimmy Sturr visits Shenandoah
• Quakake man charged with stealing electronics from Wal-Mart
• Route 61 drivers enjoy 'Recycling Santa' in Pottsville
• Correction, Dec. 10
• STS offers early Christmas gift to passengers with dollar rides
• Alleged rapist remains in prison after judge denies bail reduction
• Around the Nation
• Centers for Disease Control warn of medicine dangers
• Auburn council votes to disband police department
• Girardville to reduce problems with plowed snow piles
• Judge lowers value of Haven commercial property
• 2 county women arrested for armed robbery in city
• Police, Dec. 10
• Births, Dec. 10
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• Battle for the Battle- check it out tonight! Citizens Fire Co. Mahanoy City
• Second man surrenders in connection with Haven attack
• Immaculate Conception reopens to celebrate the Virgin Mary
• Pine Grove addresses pavilion, lights
• North Schuylkill board returns to full strength
• Gillingham discusses money issues
• Program urges donations of deer meat
• Shenandoah remembers anniversary of priest
• Police log, Dec. 9, 2011
• Rotten Apple Toss- Open to all students! Try your luck at hitting the target usi...
• Twelve Twenty Four rockin' region with 10th year tour
• It works and its safe!!
• Testing out the sling shot for Tuesdays Apple Toss!!
• Frackville Christmas parade, party expands offerings
• Penn State Schuylkill has 2nd-highest crime rate in university
• Residents express concerns after assault involving PSU students
• Saint Clair teacher charged with having child porn
• Minersville man charged with attempted homicide has PFA charge dropped
• Absent defendant convicted of DUI
• Kids' parties thrive at entertainment centers despite economy
• 2 new members take seat on Minersville school board
• Republican Committee elects new chairman
• Plant owner seeks lower property tax bill
• Hospital will stop providing autopsies for county
• Regular and Compressed Class Schedule
• Minersville man acquitted of assaulting youths
• 3 not hurt in Rt. 61 crash
• Saint Clair approves 2012 budget with no tax increase
• Winter weather advisory issued for southeastern Pa.
• Expansion possible for Norwegian Township municipal building
• Mahanoy City, Township both hold line on taxes
• Greystone to host annual art show and sale
• 2 charged in attacks involving Penn State students in Schuylkill Haven
• Girardville approves budget; residents to face tax increase
• New stores, Union Station bring change to downtown Pottsville
• Happy Holidays to all from everyone here at McCann!!
• Mother of man accused of kidnapping wife faces charges of lying to police, tampering
• Police piece together details of Schuylkill Haven apartment attack
• Penn State Schuylkill officials work to keep students safe
• Anthracite Philharmonic celebrates first six months
• Chamber link backs county in 1 district
• Norwegian Twp. OKs final plan for Colonial Commons
• Bashinsky elected Mahanoy Area school board president
• Delano man convicted of selling meth
• Gillingham parent-teacher group in formation stage
• City lifts hiring freeze to replace mayor's secretary
• Gordon man acquitted of trying to take officer's gun
• Police log, Dec. 6, 2011
• Rotten Apple Toss- Open to all students! Try your luck at hitting the target usi...
• Around the Region
• Schedules are being finalized and are available through the Student Portal http...
• LTC Ralph Butera and Shannon Brennan, McCann Campus Director receive a Patrioti...
• Railroad wall remains unrepaired after 2 1/2 years
• Despite flooding hardships, Pine Grove comes together for Christmas celebration
• State lawmakers in year-end rush
• 3 PSU students injured in assault
• Police log, Dec. 5, 2011
• Needed repairs to Brown's Road Bridge in Washington Township slated to begin
• St. Nicholas celebration an example of giving and receiving
• Junior Spartans make home at Schuylkill Mall site
• 4th annual Christmas Gala held in Pottsville
• Schuylkill County court calendar changed
• Deeds, Dec. 5, 2011
• Arraignments, Dec. 5, 2011
• Around the Region
• Police log, Dec.4
• Police search for copper thief in Mahanoy Township
• Around the Region
• Orwigsburg welcomes the holidays with annual tree lighting
• Tri-Valley Girl Scouts honored for flood relief effort
• Fluoride in Schuylkill County public water controversy heating up
• Pottsville Fire Company repairs flood-damaged basement
• Christkindlmarkt opens in Pottsville
• As Pa. National Guard 131st Transportation Company returns home, family, friends remember those who could not
• Deeds, Nov. 4
• Deeds, Nov. 3
• Parking leads to roadwork error
• Pottsville dance theater marks 20th anniversary
• Pizza Hut owner hopes new Pottsville location will open for summer
• 'Deck the Halls' festival this weekend
• Schuylkill Chamber starts survey in bid to keep county in one congressional district
• Organization offers peer support in Pottsville
• Judge denies bail reduction for man accused of kidnapping, assaulting wife
• Police log, Dec. 3
• Criminal Court, Dec. 3
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• District Court, Dec. 3
• Births, Dec. 3
• Schuylkill County legislators, business leaders fight for single congressional district
• Ashland man decorates 800-pound pumpkin for Christmas
• Mahanoy City man charged in crash that killed Mahanoy Area teacher
• Couple charged with apartment vandalism have hearing continued
• Penn State Schuylkill manager uses home to explain energy efficiency
• Annual festival to spread holiday cheer in Orwigsburg
• Christmas Gala to begin this weekend in Pottsville
• Criminal Court, Dec. 2
• Police, Dec. 2
• District Court, Dec. 2
• Births, Dec. 2
• 5 injured when tractor-trailer strikes SUV on Interstate 81
• County sparkles with holiday cheer
• Choral society to perform original holiday show
• Pottsville plans to raise city's taxes
• Correction, Dec. 1
• Foreign substance found in Auburn sewage plant
• Collections drop in Pennsylvania's Middle District
• New children's clothing shop opens in Pottsville
• 4 sent to federal prison for drug-trafficking conspiracy
• Mahanoy Plane Post Office shuts doors
• Obama, in Scranton, talks jobs, taxes
• Police, Dec. 1
• Births, Dec. 1
• Schuylkill County Christmas tree farms hopeful for sales, despite national drop in sales
• West Brunswick man faces child porn, assault charges
• State lawmakers to receive 3 percent pay raise; Schuylkill County lawmakers to return money
• Correction, Nov. 30
• Schuylkill County Court refuses to hear murderer's petition
• United Way honors supporters with awards
• Zoning board grants electric sign to Orwigsburg restaurant
• Local author to hold book signing at Schuylkill YMCA
• Police, Nov. 30
• Deeds, Nov. 30
• We would like to welcome Amy Zimmerman to our McCann Family!! She will be starti...
• McCann School of Business and Technology, Pottsville Campus, will be sponsoring...
• Reilly Township supervisor remembered; little information released in fatal crash
• Mahanoy Plane Post Office to shut down
• Hunters head into woods for 1st day of rifle deer season
• Freeland man pleads no contest in death of Shenandoah man
• Police hope truck description will help find thieves
• Fire alarm disrupts 'Wizards' concert at Sovereign Majestic
• Pine Grove parade, tree lighting to brighten area hit hard by flooding
• No causes determined in 2 Cressona area fires
• 4 recovering from Interstate 81 wreck
• Luzerne County man wins Powerball jackpot
• Freeland man pleads no contest in death of Shenandoah man
• Around the Region
• Santa finally returns to Minersville Borough
• Acorn shortage may spur deer harvest
• Homicide trial set to start today
• Cause of Cressona textile fire undetermined
• The Buffet House destroyed by fire Sunday
• Police log, Nov. 28, 2011
• PPL brings reliability improvement project to Schuylkill County
• Electric distribution companies directed to provide outage information
• Blaze destroys textile business in Cressona
• Pottsville law firm starts campaign to halt texting while driving
• Around the Region
• VISION, CDC observe flu vaccine week
• Orwigsburg cupola being restored
• Allentown Diocese gets good grades from auditors
• District Court, Nov. 27
• Deeds, Nov. 27
• Suspect needed in Shenandoah vandalism
• Criminal Court, Nov. 27
• Obama headed for Scranton High
• Home Heating costs rise while Schuylkill county residents try to cut back
• Earlier shopping hours boost Black Friday profits
• CO detectors still save lives
• Around the Region
• Santa safely parachutes into Shenandoah
• Butler Township family, Lions deliver dinners for Thanksgiving
• Blue Mountain seeks to overturn tuition decision
• Police log, Nov. 26
• Criminal court, Nov. 26
• Deeds, Nov. 26
• Deeds 2, Nov. 26
• Motorists warned to be wary of deer
• Mom, daughter thankful for Thanksgiving meal delivered by volunteers
• Motorists warned to be wary of deer
• Police log, Nov. 25
• Criminal court, Nov. 25
• McAdoo man will plead guilty in Palin case
• Thanksgiving dinner costs 13 percent more this year
• Mahanoy City native says etiquette still important in many aspects of life
• Nutcracker ballets take stage
• Flood relief total tops $300,000
• Pottsville veteran honored by county commissioners
• Local retailers beginning holiday deals on Thanksgiving
• Two charged for vandalizing Minersville apartment
• City man admits indecently assaulting girl
• Criminal court, Nov. 24
• We are proud to announce that 2 more Phlebotomy graduates have passed the Nation...
• Police: Woman stole $211K from Pine Grove Fish & Game
• Catholics get ready for changes to Mass responses
• Old map of Ringtown will help borough officials replace lost road docket
• Police log, Nov. 23, 2011
• District court, Nov. 23, 2011
• Deeds, Nov. 23
• Pottsville man admits participation in drug conspiracy
• Haven man waives hearing for alleged sale of veterans grave markers
• Dinner to be held for displaced families
• Shenandoah man supports Toys for Tots with auction
• Gilberton man jailed in sexual assault
• Pottsville oil delivery results in minor spill
• Santa to arrive in Minersville on Sunday
• Fall 11 Final's Schedule - check out the date and time for your class finals
• Representatives of SARC, will be on site to conduct a Rape and Sexual Assault Pr...
• Reading man admits to role in Shenandoah man's death
• Pottsville zoning board approves apartments for elderly
• Police log, Nov. 22, 2011
• Shenandoah gives tourism awards
• Around the Region
• Cressona mayor resigns
• Mahanoy Area to simplify bus schedule
• Church to begin repairs to Gillingham roof
• Schuylkill Haven man admits sexually assaulting boy
• Shenandoah may form regional police force
• Pottsville man injured in Rt. 61 collision
• Pottsville woman arrested in Minersville for selling pot to undercover officer
• Students learn trades at Ashland police station
• 'Locavores' tout positives of supporting local farmers, businesses
• Tri-Valley school board tables feasibility study
• Pine Grove supervisors not bound by outcome of vote
• Blue Mountain sophomore prepares to step off in Macy's parade
• 3-year-old Pottsville boy with brain tumor passes away
• Pottsville middle school launches anti-bullying program
• Shenandoah man accused of assaulting mother of his child
• Crime Watch tip leads to duo's arrests
• Around the Region
• Santa comes to Cressona
• Tri-Valley students, others clean up Hegins site
• Doctor optimistic that Paterno will make a full recovery from lung cancer
• Deeds, Nov. 20
• Arraignments, Nov. 20
• Police log, Nov. 20
• Around the Region
• Minersville to award children for wearing helmets while riding bikes
• Candlelight vigil held in Pottsville remembers victims of suicide
• Pottsville knights prepare thanksgiving dinners
• Suspects, info wanted in Pottsville homicide
• Pitman writer, Pottsville artist collaborate on book
• Dad questions Upper Dauphin board on suspension
• Ex-agency head admits stealing about $100K
• Local legislators want changes in child abuse laws
• Brother imprisoned to force testimony on night of Shenandoah killing
• Exotic pets pose problems to those who can't take care of them
• 2 write-in candidates earn spots on councils
• Rush Township approves 2012 budget
• Schuylkill United Way surpasses goal
• Around the Region
• Pottsville man gets state prison time for injuring 4 policemen in car chase
• Gilberton holding line on taxes
• Police log, Nov. 19
• Births, Nov. 19
• Chandra Muldowney, past Medical Assisting and Phlebotomy graduate, employed by D...
• 2 Penn State trustees discuss firing Paterno, Spanier
• Pa. House, Senate head toward talks on natural gas drilling legislation
• New day care holds Thanksgiving Day feast
• Dimmer system bid accepted by school board
• Salvation army kicks off annual holiday kettle drive
• 'Mighty Macs' star visits Schuylkill Mall
• Paterno treated at Penn State infirmary
• Lawyers criticize allowing Sandusky to be interviewed
• North Schuylkill students hope winning grant will help them expand news program
• Schuylkill Haven appoints new economic development director
• Police log, Nov. 18, 2011
• Bloomsburg man admits operating meth lab at W. Mahanoy motel
• Special thanks to Joel and the two clubs that planned the Thanksgiving Lunch tod...
• Pictured: Mary Lou Oram, McCann Director of Education and Michele Scribbick, Mc...
• Church's concert series brings instrumental duo to Pottsville
• VISION hopes to bring low-cost health care to Schuylkill County
• Schuylkill County commissioners meet on 2012 budget, hope reserves will cover deficit
• Births, Nov. 17
• Corrections, Nov. 17
• Minersville teens offering snow removal assistance
• Berks County woman admits prostitution-related charge
• Shenandoah woman is Cash 5 winner
• Illegal dumping site to be cleaned up
• Schuylkill Haven library fines paid with canned goods
• Ashland sets free parking, trash days for coming holidays
• 3rd generation keeps commercial printing business in motion
• Mourners place signs, flowers at homicide victim's home in Pottsville
• 'Person of interest' in Pottsville homicide tries to flee police
• Senate to vote on flood aid
• West Mahanoy adopts 2012 budget with tax increase of 3 mills
• Schuylkill Haven tinsmith house to be rehabilitated
• Schuylkill County retirees seek cost-of-living increase or stipend
• Schuykill volunteers celebrated after Make A Difference Day
• Ringtown road docket work will begin soon
• Police log, Nov. 16, 2011
• Criminal court, Nov. 16
• Deeds, Nov. 16
• Public meetings to begin on new health center
• Commissioners drop one lawsuit against Kantner
• Pottsville to lease space at Union Station to engineering firm
• Haven mayor ready to take up duties of county commissioner
• Lighthouse Church again sponsors Operation Christmas Child
• Senior citizen wins Cash 5 jackpot with ticket sold at Schuylkill Mall
• Pottsville man found dead inside home
• Deeds, Nov. 15
• Corbett mum on whether Sandusky was under surveillance during grand jury investigation
• Police log, Nov. 15, 2011
• Minersville Skate Park Association submits application for nonprofit status
• Reading man allegedly robs Pottsville woman at gunpoint
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• I was notified on Friday (Veteran's Day), that McCann will be receiving an awar...
• Schuylkill Y plans holiday events
• McCann adds electrical systems degree to program offerings
• Literacy Council for Schuylkill County seeks tutors for program
• Tamaqua borough officials, business owners upset with pending Rt. 309 closure
• Fires set over coal mining land concern McAdoo firefighters
• Police log, Nov. 14, 2011
• Safety, cost behind new program focused on medical imaging procedures
• Huge oak in Baber Cemetery will have to be removed
• Korean Christians find a home in Shenandoah
• Scranton Act 47 Case Figures to Testify
• Deeds, Deeds, Nov. 14
• District court, Nov. 14
• Around the Region
• Santa arrives at Fairlane Village, Schuylkill Mall
• Schuylkill County legislators happy with proposed new districts
• Woman burned, cats killed in Mahanoy Township house fire
• Man sought who conned North Manheim Township Sheetz clerk
• 'Christmas Canticles' program in Ashland raises money for teen
• Police log, Nov. 13, 2011
• Veterans share stories, breakfast at Schuylkill Medical Center-East norwegian Street
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah Valley High School Class of 1976 sponsor coat drive
• Women give birth on 11-11-11 in Schuylkill County
• District court, Nov. 13
• 'Giving Thanks Dinner' held for 10th time in Ashland
• Officers to start cracking down on aggressive drivers in Schuylkill County
• Tamaqua native recalls conference sponsored by charity
• Ceremonies honor veterans across Schuylkill County
• Exhibit dedicated to Gen. George Joulwan opens in Pottsville
• Trumpeters to stop in Pottsville before European tour
• Around the Region
• Rally for School Choice to be held in Harrisburg
• Technical difficulties hold up Pottsville parking study
• Minersville police arrest man on drug charges
• Tanker truck donated to Schuylkill Technology Center's Airport Campus
• Correction, Nov. 12, 2011
• Police log, Nov. 12, 2011
• Deeds, Nov. 12, 2011
• New Ringgold man headed to prison for indecent assault
• Students and Staff of McCann School of Business and Technology planted five tree...
• Penn State trustees from Schuylkill part of historic votes
• Schuylkill Haven native may be last surviving member of 213th Anti-Aircraft Unit of World War II
• Graffiti of War project opens today in Pottsville, depicts life of military
• Saint Clair tax collector resigns
• Binns waives preliminary hearing
• Deeds 2 Nov. 11
• Shenandoah man headed to court for alleged break-in
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill Mall Theater will present 'The Mighty Macs'
• Gordon considers renegotiating police protection
• Commissioners congratulate newly elected members
• Casey, Toomey withdraw Paterno medal recommendation
• Police log, Nov. 11
• District court, Nov. 11
• Deeds, Nov. 11
• Jordan Brothers House Party takes over Pottsville Club
• Williams Valley to host Army jazz band
• Judge orders Strip Mine cabaret to close, apply for a variance
• GOP chairman: People, teamwork led to party victory
• Absentee ballots, voting errors change final totals
• Orwigsburg OKs tax hike, memorial for police officer
• Properties dangerous to firefighters will be identified
• Police, Nov. 10
• Shen man's drug conviction, state prison term upheld
• Free flu vaccine offered Thursday at Schuylkill Mall
• Lawyer remains, statements on hold in homicide trial
• Schuylkill candy makers survive changing times
• Reducing delinquent bills tops Ashland authority meeting agenda
• Thousands in Schuylkill County remain without power
• Moylan touts medical background
• Lipsett touts fiscal responsibility, investigative prowess
• Tamaqua Partnership receives $100,000 grant to continue community improvements
• Police log, Nov. 1
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• Around the Region
• Controller candidate Kantner seeks 2nd term
• Police log, Oct. 31, 2011
• Bob Weaver dealerships to undergo makeovers
• Sovereign Majestic Theater in operation 5 years
• City to bring ice skating to Joulwan Park
• Unitarian Universalists hold open house in Cressona
• Controller candidate Petchulis focuses on overseeing county's finances
• Controller candidate Joy stresses accounting background
• Historical society preps for 2nd holiday market
• Crews working to restore power for thousands cut off
• Legislative commission considers initial map
• Almost $300,000 raised for local flood relief
• Rush community day marks township's bicentennial
• Around the Nation
• Suspects needed in Saint Clair vandalism
• District Court, Oct. 30
• Commissioner candidate Staudenmeier seeks third elected term
• Report of "unsafe" solar panels overseas should inspire caution, local installer says
• Around the Region
• Commissioner candidate Plachko advocates airport, economic action
• Mahanoy City drawing new businesses this year
• Commissioner candidate Hess says he would push for cooperation
• Halcovage sees service as key
• Schuylkill Headwaters Association to host a night of film, fun and education
• Record snowfall hits Schuylkill County
• Oct. 30
• Police Log, Oct. 30
• Deeds, Oct. 30, 2011
• First snow of the season: Schuylkill County prepares for 8 to 14 inches
• Correction, Oct. 29, 2011
• Police Log, Oct. 29
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah Valley gets $4,000 from former church for music program
• North Schuylkill selected in special curriculum initiative
• Schuylkill County could have been the 'Diocese of Pottsville'
• Applications for heat assistance available for Schuylkill County on Nov. 1
• Vandalism forces closure of Schuylkill River Trail pedestrian bridge between Hamburg and Kernsville
• Judges uphold arson conviction, state prison sentence
• 2 Mahanoy seniors attend leadership conference
• Yuengling extends reach to Ohio, will increase Mill Creek hours
• Deeds, Oct. 29, 2011
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• Tomorrow's Safety First, Family First, and Heart Chase events are being reschedu...
• Alleged shenandoah prowler captured Wednesday night
• 2 Schuylkill County judges ask voters to return them to office
• Pottsville's Trinity Episcopal repairs steeple
• Minersville inches closer to establishing skate park
• Family Bible returns to roots in Barry Twp. church
• Pottsville Area, Schuylkill Haven borough and IU 29 net state grants to battle alcohol abuse
• Blue Mountain school board concerned about state vouchers
• Correction, Oct. 28
• Deeds, Oct. 28
• Candlelight Red headlines wicked Halloween bash
• 48th annual King Frost Parade set for Saturday
• Halloween Costume Judging at 1230pm today in the student lounge... Prize: 2 shoc...
• Manager of Frackville pool addresses questions on pay
• Bats at risk from newly identified fungus
• Local Halloween parades discourage marchers from throwing treats
• Alleged jewel thief waives right to a hearing
• American Heart Association to premiere relay fund-raiser Saturday
• Minersville Elementary recognizes National Apple Month
• Emergency funding offered to businesses
• Union may file grievance
• Police Log, Oct. 27, 2011
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• 'Great American Trucking Family' honored
• Schuylkill Haven company appeals borough property value
• Jury orders property transferred to Saint Clair man
• Wanted man found in New York, sent to McAdoo
• Coalition works for Schuylkill County children's safety
• Penn State Schuylkill shows film on domestic abuse
• Judge reduces value of Pottsville building
• Pottsville Free Public Library to celebrate 100 years with craft show
• Saint Clair decorates early for Christmas
• FEMA center in Pine Grove closing Friday
• Pottsville police arrest 8 on drug charges
• Correction, Oct. 26, 2011
• Police Log, Oct. 26
• District court, Oct. 26
• Deeds, Oct. 26
• Trooper: New Philadelphia fire not arson
• Drug 'take back' events will allow residents to dispose of prescription medicine
• Criminal Court, Oct. 25
• Man charged in ATM theft returns to jail for drug crimes
• Officials: Recycling being handled appropriately in Pottsville
• Deeds, Oct. 25
• Police log, Oct. 25, 2011
• Ashland VFW dedicates new flagpole
• McAdoo Heights native awaits premiere of film he wrote
• Dance to be held in city to help children with diabetes
• DEP reminds public of education grant application deadlines
• Minersville Area superintendent questions fairness of voucher proposal
• Hearing for accused killer continued
• You did it!! We are now over 600 likes for our page!!! Thank you to all!! Now wh...
• Coal region takes center stage in attorney's inaugural novel
• Around the Region
• We are 2 likes away!! Who is going to be our 599 and 600?!?!?!?!
• McCann Pottsville welcomes a new Director of Admissions, Manny Vlastos!
• Pottsville native cast in major motion picture
• March against bullying in Minersville remembers Caitlin Konkus
• Halloween history, lore shared in Orwigsburg
• Book Nook opening new store in Hometown this week
• Deeds, Oct. 24
• Police log, Oct. 24, 2011
• Hazleton man taken into custody in fight with machette
• Irish performers entertain at North Schuylkill High School
• Heating oil customers burned by high prices
• Badly burned in blaze, New Philly man critical; firearms, ammo, cash recovered from site
• Around the Region
• Whither the water? Tremont residents unsure why flooding has been so bad, where it came from
• Students, adults help residents on Make A Difference Day in Pottsville, Orwigsburg
• State proposals discussed to help distressed cities
• Around the Region
• Salary board hears proposed position changes during Schuylkill County commissioners workshop
• Schuylkill County Prison maintenance work an ongoing process
• Shenandoah man to appear in district court next month
• Department of Health reminds importance of lead testing
• Police searching for burglary suspect
• American Hose celebrates 125th in Mahanoy Plane
• Salary jumps 3.25% for Upper Dauphin support staff
• Deeds, Oct. 23
• Road in New Castle Township turned over to Reading Anthracite
• Hawk Mountain charts migration of predatory birds
• Police log, Oct. 22
• District court, Oct. 22
• Around the Region
• Rush Township residents raise concerns over incomplete stormwater project
• County roads still closed due to flooding
• Judge refuses to cut alleged kidnapper's bail
• Ireland coming to Schuylkill County on Sunday
• Domino's opens in Shenandoah with a different twist
• Golf course seeks cut in property value
• For the record, Oct. 22
• Criminal court, Oct. 22
• Births, Oct. 22
• We are proud to announce that Electrical Systems Degree Program will now be avai...
• Gillingham Charter School holds ribbon-cutting ceremony
• Diocese seeks to avoid paying taxes on former Cardinal Brennan property
• Blue Mountain school district asks Supreme Court to hear MySpace case
• Ringtown council hears suggestions on school building
• Saint Clair Area leaves light on longer for students
• American Hose celebrating 125 years in Mahanoy Plane
• Firefighters teach fire safety to youth in Orwigsburg
• 2 get awards for work on Ramirez case
• Shenandoah man will go to prison, probably miss child's birth
• Court: Meth lab operator must remain in state prison
• Criminal Court, Oct. 21, 2011
• Arts council to host annual event dedicated to Edgar Allen Poe
• the Spa at McCann offers 25% off all products and services to McCann Staff, Facu...
• McCann School of Busness and Technology's MLT program put together some care pac...
• McCann will also be having our Family First, Safety First event next Saturday, O...
• McCann is looking forward to our annual advisory board meeting tomorrow. Here we...
• Homeless Event!! What a great cause!!
• Powder Puff football game rescheduled
• Shenandoah police say accused burglar may be hiding in woods
• Cressona man pleads guilty to slew of incidents, including Red & White robbery
• Election bureau director gears up for Nov. 8
• Correction, Oct. 20, 2011
• State prisons eyed for natural gas drilling
• 3 injured in Saint Clair crash
• Shenandoah man imprisoned for drug sale, DUI
• State to hold 'town hall' meeting on education Nov. 1
• Maroons play comes to Sovereign Majestic Theater on Sunday
• Students, businesses converse at Penn State Schuylkill's first highlight lunch
• Young people raising awareness for county's homeless with night in cardboard boxes
• Deeds, Oct. 20
• Schuylkill Haven pastor resigns after investigation
• West Mahanoy Township announces start of its stormwater project
• Sen. Pat Toomey's staff to be available to help Schuylkill County residents
• Community will remember girl, lament bullying
• Orwigsburg Historical Society to host Halloween presentation
• Barefield puts plans for community center on hold
• Frackville fitness relocated
• For the record, Oct. 19
• Tamaqua, Gillingham students enjoy outdoors during 'Learning Days'
• Police, Oct. 19, 2011
• District Court, Oct. 19, 2011
• Criminal Court, Oct. 19, 2011
• Faces of our Future: Another life changed today, Tonisha Geist is serious about...
• Bills flood Pine Grove council
• Orwigsburg council proposes tax increase
• Deadline approaching to apply for FEMA flood aid
• With election looming, Sen. Casey tries to distance himself from Obama
• Hearing delayed for son who allegedly killed father
• Shenandoah receives grant for bulletproof vests
• Haven man to face court for alleged indecent assault
• At 'Dr. Dad' seminar, fathers get lowdown on child care
• Woman suffers neck pain in Pottsville crash at problematic intersection
• Police log, Oct. 18, 2011
• Criminal court, Oct. 18, 2011
• Deeds, Oct. 18, 2011
• Around the Region
• Police Log
• Unitarian Universalist church in works in Cressona
• Judge gets new chambers in Orwigsburg
• Schuylkill Health to host Depression Screening Day this week
• Information sought in 2 thefts at Wal-Mart store
• 3rd annual Buddy Walk raises funds for Down syndrome awareness
• United Way nearly halfway to goal
• Father Ciszek Day Mass includes Panachida service
• Company plans to build first biodiesel plant in Schuylkill
• Oct. 17
• Deeds, Oct. 17
• Around the Region
• Jury finds for defense in accident lawsuit
• Deeds continued, Oct . 16
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill YMCA establishes member services department
• The Republican-Herald collects state newspaper awards
• Stroke survivor sculptures to highlight Pottsville show
• AppleFest brings in a crowd to downtown Ashland
• First Schuylkill BrewFest a success
• Shen Valley appeals values of 4 properties
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• Deeds, Oct. 16
• Oct.16
• Schuylkill YMCA encourages membership with "fit" contest
• East Union Township to start replacing municipal building
• Family buys former Kane Steel building, plans to sell industrial hardware
• 8 arrested on drug charges in Pottsville
• Warrants reveal 'partying' before woman was found dead in her car in Kulpmont
• Hamburg car dealer encourages highway safety
• New store offers bamboo fashions in Pottsville
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill County volunteers close to meeting 'Make-A-Difference' bicentennial challenge
• Class gives dads info on child care in Pottsville
• Republican-Herald carrier Poda wins prestigious award again
• Police, Oct. 15, 2011
• Tamaqua woman faces drug charges
• Criminal Court, Oct. 15, 2011
• Arraignments, Oct. 15
• District court, Oct. 15
• Pine Grove council president resigns
• State Rep. Jerry Knowles pitches bill to benefit roads through sale of liquor stores
• McCann students stay outside all night to raise awareness of homelessness
• 3 arrested on drug charges in Minersville
• Lightning strikes tree, sparking fire
• Ashland faces budget concerns with sewage treatment plant
• Domestic violence discussed at 3rd annual ARISE meeting
• Pottsville parking authority repairs Mahantongo, Capitol decks
• Mahanoy Area board removes director Bradbury from committees
• Gillingham discusses transition to new school
• Judges uphold conviction, prison sentence of SCI/Mahanoy inmate
• Police, Oct. 14, 2011
• District Court, Oct. 14, 2011
• Faces of our Future: Welcome to McCann Robert Smith!
• Faces of our Future: Welcome to McCann Line Strouse! You are now part of the McC...
• McCann Plate Smash Event! Wednesday, October 19th, 11-1 and 4-5 in front of the...
• 8th annual AppleFest expected to be 'bigger, better'
• Minersville councilman seeks police chief's resignation
• Manorwood Homes closes after flooding in Pine Grove
• Commissioner candidates seek to bring businesses into Schuylkill County
• Pottsville welcomes Wagner to school board
• Owners of dilapidated structures could face criminal charges
• Kline supervisors accept $40,000 fee from Hazleton Area School District
• Frackville councilman offers resignation
• Commissioners receive updates on airport, runway extension
• Public meeting on street paving Monday in McAdoo
• Charges of kidnapping, assault held against Mount Carmel man
• Police log, Oct 13
• DEP chief: Troubled pipeline crossing now "ship shape"
• Faces of our Future: Welcome to McCann Cheryl Bolich!! You are now part of the M...
• Faces of our Futures: Wade Hoffman is now part of the McCann family! Welcome to...
• 3 indicted for West Brunswick bank robbery
• Cressona fire ruled accidental
• Fanelli Window Pros to donate windows to Pine Grove flood victims
• SwiC, faith community to hold child abuse seminar
• Ringtown cracking down on overflowing recycling area
• Ideas wanted for use of Ringtown school building
• St. Joseph Center kicks off Ambassador Appeal campaign
• Police, Oct. 12, 2011
• Deeds, Oct 12
• Experts, Farmers' Almanac say this winter will be warmer, wetter than usual
• Pottsville man wins HGTV's 'All American Handyman'
• McAdoo man dies of injuries suffered in Hazleton crash
• Fire destroys home in North Manheim Township
• Police log, Oct. 11, 2011
• Criminal court, Oct. 11, 2011
• Pottsville Night Out celebrates fall with "festival"
• Public invited to give input into VISION health center concept
• Pottsville's sewer separation project 97 percent complete
• Judges uphold city burglar's state prison term
• Around the region
• Historical society compiles county who's who
• Volunteer fire, ambulance personnel receive grant extension
• Farms recognized at bicentennial fall festival celebration
• People enjoy beautiful weather for Sunday's "CROP Walk" for hunger
• With fall foliage, pastels may be more prominent this year
• 27th Tamaqua Heritage Festival attracts thousands
• Tuscarora man killed in Route 209 crash
• Pumpkin production 'unpredictable' this year, expert says
• Around the Region
• Alleged attacker leads Schuylkill Haven police on chase on rooftops, falls and is hospitalized
• Health, life explored at Women's Day in Pottsville
• Spook A Skook provides frightful night of fun
• Around the Region
• Pottsville boy continues to battle brain tumor in Memphis
• Suspects needed in Ringtown armed robbery
• Vendors, bands and more on tap for first BrewFest
• Pine Grove residents remove debris to return to normalcy
• Garfield Diner variance to expire if restaurant does not reopen by early 2012
• Former Schuylkill County Prison guard headed to court for alleged assault of inmate
• No charges filed in New Mexico death of Ringtown cyclist
• Around the Region
• Legislators: Transportation is top issue
• National Fire Prevention Week hopes to raise awareness
• Mrs. T's celebrates 59 years in Shenandoah
• No one hurt in fire at business in Pine Grove
• CROP Walk scheduled for Sunday to help fight hunger at North Schuylkill High School
• Police, Oct. 8, 2011
• Deeds, Oct. 8, 2011
• Pottsville man a finalist on HGTV show
• Criminal court, Oct. 8
• Judges uphold Pellet-gun shooter's prison term
• District court, Oct. 8
• McCann has Classes Monday 10/10/11!
• McAdoo to change snow ban
• Hazleton Area school board hears public opinion on Hafey purchase
• Team Orwigsburg plans 'Family Fun Day'
• Man who ran from police after being tasered caught three months later
• Group aims to help small businesses
• Woman heeds warning, gets lawyer
• Gilberton councilman sues mayor, police chief
• Jury: Reading Anthracite owes trucking firm more than $2M
• Gov. Tom Corbett visits Pine Grove to talk about flood planning
• Police log, Oct. 7, 2011
• Correction, Oct. 7
• Correction 2, Oct. 7
• Deeds, Oct. 7
• Tamburitzans brings 'unforgettable' show to Pottsville
• Get out, enjoy autumn's splendor
• Career Day is off to a great start!!
• Victims of flood applying for aid
• Orwigsburg man sent to federal prison in meth conspiracy case
• Man arrested for drug 30 years after murder
• Police, Sept. 30, 2011
• Deeds, Sept. 30, 2011
• For the record, Sept. 30
• Schuylkill United Way sells cards to raise funds, awareness
• Schuylkill Historical Fire Society to hold annual antique muster Sunday
• Former Pottsville Mission gives away remaining funds
• Penn State Extension in Schuylkill County holds open house
• Mahanoy teen seeks to have 5-year-old escort her for homecoming
• 4 prison employees suspended in Scranton amid escape investigation
• 3rd annual Frackville festival brings back past favorites
• Deeds, Sept. 29
• Criminal Court, Sept. 29
• Police log, Sept. 29
• Hearing for Mount Carmel man rescheduled
• Alleged robber from Mount Carmel waives preliminary hearing
• Recycling site near McAdoo removed Wednesday
• Barefield applies for grants to establish elderly housing in Pottsville
• Schuylkill County's jobless rate jumps to 10 percent
• Mall owner: Kohl's coming to Fairlane Village
• Shenandoah Valley to look into handicap seating, access
• Clarifications, Sept. 29, 2001
• Pine Grove, Tremont residents battle floodwaters again
• Crowded fall session on tap for state lawmakers
• Evacuation shelter set up in Pine Grove as creek waters rise
• Schuylkill County fire companies earn awards at firemen's convention parade
• Pennsylvania's second-in-command visits Pine Grove, offers support for flood victims
• Police log, Sept. 28, 2011
• Gallery tour opening in Pine Grove will show off soldiers' art from war zones
• 294 marijuana plants seized from home near McAdoo
• Pottsville's Sovereign Majestic performance to revive silent films with live piano
• Department of Revenue Secretary Dan Meuser speaks to Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce in Orwigsburg
• Ashland Area Municipal board approves addition to reservoir project
• Penn State Extension to hold open house at Heisler's Cloverleaf Dairy
• Criminal Court, Sept. 28
• Gillingham seeks variance for additional classrooms
• Federal judge dismisses Strip Mine Cabaret lawsuit
• Lt. Gov. Cawley to vist Pine Grove today
• Judges uphold state prison term in city stabbing case
• Bank mines its history visually
• School board OKs softball field renovations
• Mini fair in Bloomsburg taking shape shape
• Deer receives new home at Red Creek
• Minersville man arrested for filming sexual acts
• Pine Grove hires new part-time police
• Police log, Sept. 27, 2011
• Sept. 27
• Deeds, Sept. 27, 2011
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• 2 girls set to reveal Orwigsburg's history
• Sewer meeting angers residents
• Restored 1920s soda fountain opens in Hamburg
• Lower cost mammograms will help in detecting breast cancer
• PPL program helps families save money on energy costs
• Police log, Sept. 26, 2011
• Fall festival in Palo Alto delights participants
• Schuylkill to get comprehensive cancer treatment facility
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• CRIMESTOPPERS, Sept. 25Saint Clair police search for Wal-Mart thief
• Event highlights arts, history of Schuylkill County
• Deeds, Sept. 25
• Girl Scouts, UDA, Millersburg students assist in flood recovery
• For the record, Sept. 25
• Schuylkill Haven's Borough Day draws crowd of thousands
• Around the Region
• FAMA saving $180K over 15 years with loan modification
• Shenandoah considering downtown community center
• Runners of all ages heat up DARE Mile in Ashland
• Hegins soldier enjoys time stateside
• Around the Region
• Conflicting testimony given at ex-prison guard's hearing
• Rain means bigger pumps needed on restoration site
• Planning starts on Pottsville documentary
• Facade improvement partners recognized in Ashland
• Congress haggles as disaster aid approaches zero
• Heavy rain pounds flood-weary Schuylkill County
• Ex-Luzerne County judge sentenced to 17 1/2 years in jail
• Disney's chairman of the board returns to Pottsville for school reunion
• Police, Sept. 24
• Deeds Continued, Sept. 24
• Court: Shenandoah man must remain in state prison
• Landingville man paroled on computer sex charges
• Police log, Sept. 24
• Schuylkill County post offices face uncertain future
• Pine Grove residents share flood concerns with borough council
• Police log, Sept. 23
• Criminal court, Sept. 23
• Coaldale mayor returns to prison
• Hazleton school district buys building for $5.5M
• Criminal court 2, Sept. 23
• Deeds, Sept. 23
• Shenandoah man accused of having Molotov cocktails free on bail
• Crews install handicap ramps in Schuylkill Haven
• Hearing continued for Mahanoy City woman accused of moving gun after man's suicide
• Judge sends decision on cargo airport back to Schuylkill county zoning board
• Correction, Sept. 23, 2011
• 200-foot-deep subsidence opens near Shamokin
• For the record, Sept. 23
• KBM Authority fails to reach agreement on bills
• 23rd annual Borough Day dedicated to armed forces
• New arts center keeps music alive
• Check out our McCan Family Tree- names of students and the friends & family whos...
• Local officials discuss property tax
• Experts say flood insurance worth considering
• FEMA center running in Pine Grove after communication glitch
• Police: Alleged kidnapping was conclusion of a series of assaults
• Deeds, Continued, Sept. 22, 2011
• 2 N.Y. men sent to state prison for robbing Tamaqua motorist
• Pottsville discusses reading instruction
• Commissioners approve municipal referendums for November ballot
• Mahanoy city man admits to burglaries
• Police log, Sept. 22, 2011
• Deeds, Sept. 22
• Criminal court, Sept. 22
• We begin "Faces of our Future" with Amanda Haldeman! Another person who is serio...
• Police log, Sept. 21, 2011
• Criminal court, Sept. 21
• Reconstruction of broken Pottsville wall begins
• Disaster Recovery Center set up in Pine Grove
• deeds, sept. 21
• YWCA building has been sold in Pottsville
• Penn State Schuylkill to host mental illness symposium
• Boys find missing dog 3 weeks after crash near Pottsville
• Court dismisses killer's appeal
• Proposed cuts to medical assistance programs could leave millions of Pennsylvanians without care
• Flu season almost here; experts encourage flu shots
• T102 and McCann School of Business are teaming up again!! Come to our open house...
• Open House/Tailgate Party today at the McCann School of Business & Technology -...
• Police log, Sept. 20, 2011
• Deeds, Sept. 20
• Bridge Street will open in near future following settlement agreement
• Electronic sign proposed in Orwigsburg
• Results mixed in war on drugs
• Frackville man sent to prison for sex crimes
• Donations top $90,000
• Police don't know why drowning victim went into the water
• School mourns tragic loss of respected teacher
• Around the Region
• Seniors eligible for free preventive care through Medicare program
• Fire damages diner in South Tamaqua
• Police issue warrant for Schuylkill Haven man accused in assault
• Berks man drowns at Tuscarora State Park
• Crash fatal for Ryan Township man
• 'Rally for Relief' in Pine Grove
• Baber Day attracks large crowd
• Mrs. T's serves up pierogies, more to thank community
• Local artist paints Noah's Ark on oil tank
• Historical Society serves tea, stories with Barbie
• Part of Oakland Avenue now one-way street in Ashland
• DEP inspections show more shale well cement problems
• Police log, Sept. 19, 2011
• Around the Region
• Police ask for information on sexual assault cases
• Pottsville First United Methodist Church pastor resigns
• Around the Region
• North Schuylkill Elementary School library gets book grant from Dollar General
• Upper Schuylkill Marching Band performs at J.W. Cooper Building to benefit restoration
• Anthracite Animal Clinic reopens with new owner
• Police log, Sept. 18
• Knoebels reopens park after heavy flood damage
• New Ringgold teen dies in crash near Tamaqua
• Orwigsburg to start curbside recycling pick up
• Arraignments, Sept. 18
• Police log, Sept. 17
• Pine Grove Homes closing, worker says, but CEO won't comment
• Dozens of Pine Grove residents still homeless; 13 buildings condemned
• Motorcycle collides with trailer
• Deeds, Sept. 17
• Knoebels reopens today with most rides
• Dozens of Pine Grove residents still homeless; 13 buildings condemned
• Vice President Joe Biden tours flood damage in Luzerne County
• Palo Alto takes possession of 'deplorable' property
• Patrons sample German food, beer at PA Oktoberfest
• Around the Region
• Group offers help to new, existing businesses
• Pottsville elementary principal makes good on promise to run school from roof for 1 day
• City native new interim chair of county Democratic Party
• Prison board discusses new billing rules for inmate medical treatment
• County weighs in on Constitution Day
• Correction, Sept. 17
• For the record, Sept. 17
• Criminal court, Sept. 17
• NEPA senators address disaster issues
• Lawsuit vs. Shenandoah, ex-officers allowed to proceed
• Police: No charges in death of 12-year-old girl
• American Red Cross responds to criticisms
• McAdoo opposes Hazleton Area purchase in CAN DO park
• Hazleton Area buys former Bishop Hafey building
• Mahanoy woman gets probation in federal drug case
• Alleged killer's preliminary hearing postponed
• U.S. asks court to uphold Moyer, Nestor convictions
• Tuition owed to charter school
• International cabinet company opens at former Cressona Knit
• Police log, Sept. 16
• Criminal court, Sept. 16
• Deeds, Sept. 16
• Correction, Sept. 16
• Celebrate history, nature at 13th annual Baber Day
• Police Log, Sept. 15, 2011
• Man trapped in car for an hour before rescued
• 2 men withdraw plea agreements, ask for trials
• Minersville girl struck, killed by pickup truck
• Judge: Rush must provide access to full financial records
• Deeds, Sept. 15
• Klingerstown cleans heavy flood damage while 5 homes condemned in Pine Grove
• Bloomsburg Fair canceled due to historic flooding
• FEMA centers open across Pennsylvania
• Board member offers resignation citing personal commtiments
• Business owner arrested for stealing 65K, deception
• Coroner presents check for sale of unclaimed assets
• Haven residents helping repopulate butterflies
• Truck flips on Sweet Arrow Lake, driver treated for injuries
• For the record, Sept. 15
• Criminal court, Sept. 15
• Correction, Sept. 15, 2011
• Around the Region
• Police, Sept. 14, 2011
• Deeds, Sept. 14, 2011
• Tamaqua kicks off 2012 United Way campaign
• Minersville residents raise concerns over flooding
• Homes evacuated due to gas leak in city
• Autumn crops struggling due to heat, rain
• Volunteers asked to help build documentary about Pottsville
• Corrections, Sept. 14, 2011
• Officials warn of lingering dangers
• Schuylkill County will benefit from federal disaster funding
• Tomorrow, September 14th, we will be collecting cleaning supplies, paper towels,...
• Around the Region
• Criminal Court, Sept. 13
• Deeds, Sept. 13
• Increased water testing adding to water authority costs
• Around the Region
• City to move money to fill holes left by lack of CDBG funds
• Pottsville Area and police investigate suspicious incident at elementary school
• Ashland Legion slowly builds toward completion of post home
• Police log, Sept. 13, 2011
• Shenandoah man not guilty of terroristic threats
• Tamaqua man faces prison in drug conviction
• Man arrested on Megan's Law violation also a suspect in Tamaqua rape
• Williamstown man, 81, died when he became trapped in hits car in Clarks Creek flood waters
• Time-Shamrock and WNEP partner in flood-relief effort
• Officials say 5,400 homes, businesses damaged in flood
• Pine Grove area hit hard by flood waters
• Times-Shamrock and WNEP team up to collect funds for Red Cross
• 4 mobile recovery centers due in northeastern Pennsylvania
• In-Service Day his Thursday, 9/15/11- no day classes and evenign classes go from...
• Courthouse Commons groundbreaking set for Oct. 2
• Thousands show their spirit in downtown Minersville
• Port Carbon teen beautifies cemetery for Eagle honor
• Kline Township threatens to remove recycling bins
• Girardville tour visits town's historic sites
• Deeds, Sept. 11
• Schuylkill Countians remember 9/11
• Police log, Sept. 12, 2011
• Around the Region
• Mahanoy City boy born on 9/11
• Schuylkill County residents remember Sept. 11
• Motorcycle riders set out from Orwigsburg on Sept. 11 memorial ride
• Around the Region
• Dogs on parade in Orwigsburg
• Heritage Day return a hit with Orwigsburg residents
• Little additional rainfall expected in county
• Suspects needed in sign theft
• Deeds continued, Sept. 11, 2011
• Criminal Court, Sept. 11, 2011
• Deeds, Sept. 11, 2011
• Sept. 11: Ten years later, a nation of resolve
• Wilkes-Barre levees pushed to limits
• Chairman of Schuylkill County Democratic Committee resigns
• N.C. man convicted of possessing cocaine for sale
• Police log, Sept. 10
• District Court, Sept. 10
• Deeds, Sept. 10
• As water begins to recede, Schuylkill County begins flood cleanup
• United Way starts campaign
• Around the Region
• 2nd Girardville town tour set for Sunday
• Crime on the minds of Girardville residents
• Donaldson man convicted of sexually assaulting 3 girls
• For the record, Sept. 10
• All classes for tomorrow, September 09, 2011, have been cancelled.
• Night Classes at the PV Campus are cancelled for tonight. A make-up date will be...
• Day classes are cancelled today!
• For the record, Sept. 8
• Orwigsburg man shoots, kills father in New Ringgold
• Tractor-trailer carrying ammonia crashes on Interstate 81 ramp near McAdoo
• Police log, Sept. 8
• Criminal Court, Sept. 8, 2011
• Deeds, Sept. 8, 2011
• Disaster emergency declared in Schuylkill County; schools cancel classes
• Lykens man jailed, accused of beating wife and son
• Tamaqua man convicted of assault
• Ceremonies set locally to mark Sept. 11 tragedy
• Tax claim bureau assistant director position eliminated
• Classes will be cancelled tonight. Thank you.
• Around the Region
• Gillingham Charter School holds first day of classes Tuesday
• Schuylkill County in flood watch until Thursday
• Tremont councilman faces charges
• Saint Clair reveals landfill reversal decision
• Phase VII of Sharp Mountain reclamation continues
• City man organizes effort to aid Irene victims
• Municipalities receive more than $50,000 in fees returns
• Life prisoner gets 2nd life sentence for assault behind bars
• Area men to ride bicycles 260 miles to aid animal shelter
• Police log, Sept. 7
• Tower City man convicted of biting nose
• New bills address superintendent contracts
• Gillingham Charter School to welcome 190 students today
• Charter school expansion pushed
• Man displaced after fire in basement
• Learning to eat right should begin at an early age
• History reveals itself at opening of Frackville Museum
• Motor Maids riding in rally for Sept. 11
• Heritage Day returns to Orwigsburg on Saturday
• Police log, Sept. 6, 2011
• Deeds, Sept. 6, 2011
• Around the Region
• Watch out: Snakes are here, but still safe to take a hike
• Safe Kids starting coalition in Schuylkill County
• Pine Grove officer hits the streets on two wheels
• Ashland businesses get new 'open' signs
• Under assault, less fanfare to celebrate labor
• Casey says troop withdrawal needs careful evaluation
• Police, Sept. 5, 2011
• Criminal Court, Sept. 5, 2011
• 3rd Schuylkill wine fest attracts locals and visitors
• Around the Region
• Wet August has mushrooms in full bloom across county
• Hamburg named 54th Community Wildlife Habitat
• Around the Region
• Teacher uses coupons to help family, assist others
• Identity needed in Sears theft
• Downtown community park dedicated in Ashland
• ABA parade returns to Ashland after three-year hiatus
• Taste of Hamburg-er quite a mouthful
• Police, Sept. 4, 2011
• Arraignments, Sept. 4, 2011
• Births, Sept. 3, 2011
• Report: Pit bull bites woman; is shot, killed
• Extend state store hours, state auditor general says
• Handgun not yet recovered in Girardville bar fight investigation
• Arraignments, Sept. 3, 2011
• Deeds, Sept. 3, 2011
• Court panel upholds dismissal of lawsuit
• Schuylkill Conservation District restores West Branch of Schuylkill River
• Schuylkill Haven police charge 33 in underage drinking incident
• Corbett promotes tourism on Millersburg visit
• Marriage Licenses, Sept. 3, 2011
• Minersville woman gives birth after violent crash
• Health insurance harder to find for unemployed, poor
• Tuscarora State Park beach closed after high bacteria levels found
• Jurors slated to deliberate homicide case
• Developer asks court to allow apartments to be built
• Deeds 2, Sept. 2, 2011
• Police Log, Sept. 1, 2011
• DEP to spray in Landingville after West Nile virus detected
• Pathologist testifies Shenandoah man killed by shot to head
• Deeds, Sept. 1, 2011
• Criminal Court, Sept. 1, 2011
• Births, Sept. 1, 2011
• Vaccines a must for students heading back to school
• Legislation proposed to increase coal, produce jobs in Schuylkill County
• Illegal immigration hearing addresses law enforcement issues
• ABA parade returns Saturday in Ashland
• State residents like gas industry, worry about environment
• SEDCO awaits approval for travel plaza at Highridge Business Park
• Alleged accomplice says Reading man shot, killed Shenandoah man
• Police Log, Aug. 31, 2011
• Marriage Licenses, Aug. 31, 2011
• Births, Aug. 31, 2011
• County jobless rate increases to 9.5%
• Strip Mine Cabaret to remain open in Washington Township
• Long-time furniture store will close
• SAPA employees learn the importance of safety at annual fair
• There will be chocolate dipping today in the lounge. Human Services students wil...
• Gilberton police chief wounded by own gun during bar incident
• DEP reverses decision, approves Phase I of Blythe landfill
• After mistrial in May, Reading man's 2nd murder trial begins
• Haven man charged with assault on minor
• Assumption BVM welcomes first students after merger
• Ashland receives reservoir upgrade options
• Mahanoy Area opens for first day of school with fire damage repaired
• Police, Aug. 30, 2011
• Financier sent to prison for fraud
• Thousands remain without power in Schuylkill County
• Correction, Aug. 30
• Schuylkill County Volunteer Firefighters Association Convention parade winners
• Happy Monday to all those parents out there who sent their children off to the F...
• NEPA districts face boundary shifts
• Reading man's 2nd homicide trial to start today
• Schuylkill United Way preparing to kick off 2011 Campaign
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah police department cops a new image
• 159th engineers honor deceased Luxemburg friend
• German pianist returns to Penn State Schuylkill for concert
• Schuylkill County deals with Tropical Storm aftermath
• District court, Aug. 29, 2011
• Deeds 2, Aug. 29, 2011
• Police log, Aug. 29, 2011
• Deeds, Aug. 29, 2011
• Police say assailant ran over Shenandoah man with SUV
• Firefighters honored with parade in Minersville
• Schuylkill County to get 3 to 6 inches of rain from hurricane Irene
• Man dies of injuries after crash near Hegins
• Around the Region
• Pool party a splash for area's furry residents
• Local handyman competes on HGTV competition show
• Borough to study water supply
• $33,000 in unclaimed assets going to county
• Police search for arson suspects
• Comcast, school lunches work together to benefit students
• Police, Aug. 28, 2011
• Criminal Court, Aug. 28, 2011
• Shenandoah celebrates cultures with annual Parade of Nations
• Deeds, Aug. 28
• Schuylkill Haven man headed to state prison for sexually assaulting girl
• Emergency officials prepare for worst, but few Schuylkill County residents rush to get supplies
• Pottsville councilman says he has paid back taxes on city property
• 4 years later, faithful recall Minersville image
• Port Carbon borough council hires contractor for paving project
• Hearing continued for White Owl Manor's owner
• Pottsville Area newspaper adviser ready to take publication to next level
• Schuylkill Haven man lists borough history, memorabilia from his collection on website
• Deeds, continued, Aug. 27, 2011
• 2 hurt in Seltzer crash
• Police Log, Aug. 27, 2011
• Deeds, Aug. 27, 2011
• Criminal Court, Aug. 27, 2011
• Marriage Licenses, Aug. 27, 2011
• Everyone stay safe this weekend!
• Frackville nurse arrested after admitting to drinking before shift
• Schuylkill County officials keep an eye on Irene
• Carbon County man dies in crash near Tamaqua
• Police say Hegins man shot at neighbor
• Around the Region
• Gilberton borough councilman plans to file civil rights lawsuit against borough
• Man arrested, charged with trying to sell morphine pills in Minersville
• Minersville streets to close Saturday
• Two charged with leaving animals behind in filthy house
• Court upholds killer's prison term
• Mahanoy Area appoints high school principal, other positions
• Blue Mountain school board authorizes renovation projects
• Deeds, Aug. 26, 2011
• Animal abuser's appeal dismissed
• Criminal Court, Aug. 26, 2011
• Police Log, Aug. 26, 2011
• Marriage licenses, Aug. 26, 2011
• Pottsville native living in Virginia recalls quake experience
• Construction continues on Shenandoah Valley schools
• Schuylkill County controller questions meal reimbursement and vehicle mileage log policies
• Auditor general to reveal details of superintendent buyouts
• McAdoo bar owner faces $11,000 in code violations
• Benefit softball tournament this weekend for Gordon boy with MD
• Commissioners hire engineer for bridge work
• Police Log, Aug. 25, 2011
• Criminal Court, Aug. 25, 2011
• Deeds, Aug. 25, 2011
• Soft pretzel sale tomorrow!
• Back to School for Pottsville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Virginia quake rattles Schuylkill County
• DAs support bill allowing emergency drug bans in Pennsylvania
• Police log, Aug. 24
• District Court, Aug. 24
• Deeds, Aug. 24
• Strip club zoning hearing continued
• New custody program helps battling parents see kids' problems
• Police chase ends with car fire
• Barletta denies ducking critics
• Hearing continued for 2nd time in prostitution case
• Who felt that?!?!
• Blood Drive Today
• It's sports day here!! Everyone is wearing their favorite sports team jersey!! W...
• Health assessment finds Tamaqua behind
• Minersville responds to test study
• Schuylkill Haven's 'Island' bridge scheduled for repairs
• Town clock installed in Ashland near American Legion
• Schuylkill County accountable for 62 bridges
• SCHUYLKILL COUNTY DESIGNATED USDA NATURAL DISASTER AREA
• Hamburg Vietnam hero honored on state capitol grounds
• Police log, Aug. 23, 2011
• Power outage affects Shenandoah
• Births, Aug. 23, 2011
• Correction, Aug. 23, 2011
• Schuylkill County Firefighters Convention kicks off with memorial service for fallen
• Williams Valley teachers, board ink deal
• Penn State students volunteer services to create trail around Silver Creek
• Around the Region
• Site selected for Hegins-Hubley sewage plant
• Local fire departments receive grants for equipment
• Upper Dauphin's new principal makes connections
• Police log, Aug. 22, 2011
• Eagles legend Papale promotes new book in Frackville
• At 40th, pa. Lottery survives casino competition
• Mother of 4 remembered by friends as 'saint'
• Gun charges filed in Berks deputy's death
• Tamaqua native, 2 daughters killed in flash flooding
• Police, Aug. 21, 2011
• Police search for information after ATV, guns stolen from home
• Criminal Court, Aug. 21, 2011
• Marriages, Aug. 21, 2011
• Hegins to host county wine festival
• Tri-Valley School District receives forestry award
• Around the Region
• Pioneer Day draws a large crowd to Ashland
• Festival brings out crowd in support of The Island
• Colleges and high schools offer some counseling for credit card using students
• Tunnels beneath former YWCA building attract curiosity
• Relics from historical YMCA of Pottsville to go on sale
• Officials rule Mahanoy City fire accidental, 7 homeless
• Principal to take to the roof, if students meet reading challenge
• Shore stabilization project completed at Sweet Arrow Lake
• Around the Region
• Cressona man injured after bridge jump
• Police log, Aug. 20, 2011
• Criminal court, Aug. 20, 2011
• Professor: County, PSU should explore solar partnership
• Father, son arrested in Palin case
• Police help 2 from home during fire in Mahanoy City
• Motorcyclist strikes truck; flown from scene
• Police, Aug. 19, 2011
• Witness recants at hearing, most charges dropped
• New Ringgold man dies while on the job in Berks County
• SWIC celebrates completion of $2M renovation project
• Saint Clair approves development for St. Clare of Assisi
• Rush Township hires part-time officer
• Rules of conduct for prison employees being reviewed
• Minersville prepares to host 57th firefighters convention
• Correction, Aug. 19, 2011
• Eric Ziegmont, student, receiving his Delta Leadership Award from Linda Walinsky
• Ashland celebrates area's mining history Saturday with 19th annual Pioneer Day
• Pie in the face Referral Event!
• Pottsville Area puts new drug policy on back burner
• Gas 40 cents higher in Schuylkill than Berks
• City contends with crumbling walls
• Tamaqua recieves loan to rehabilitate 2 dams
• Schuylkill Haven looks to lease more office space
• Bank note modification will save FAMA $180K
• Diocese of Scranton closes Sacred Heart shrine
• Ex-Luzerne judge files appeal in 'kids for cash' conviction
• Wegmans to add 217 jobs at Highridge
• Divorces, Aug. 18, 2011
• Police Log, Aug. 18, 2011
• District Court, Aug. 18
• Deeds 2, Aug. 18
• Marcellus Gas production continues steady growth in Pa.
• Deeds, Aug. 18
• Have you ever wanted to pie someone in the face?! Well tomorrow you will get a c...
• Congrats to Melissa Burder who passed her National Massage Therapy Certification...
• Good Morning everybody!! Seats are still available for our August 22nd start! Wh...
• Criminal Court, Aug. 15, 2011
• Boy Scout creates replica of Mar Lin World War II commemorative plaque
• Sensors gather parking data in downtown Pottsville
• Noted NYC lawyer joins forces with local attorneys
• Local police departments say budgetary issues require tricky maneuvering when it comes to vehicles
• Panel recommends statewide statewide standards for new private water wells
• Rain cuts short Great Pottsville Cruise
• Rain cuts Great Pottsville Cruise short
• Police log, Aug. 15, 2011
• Deeds, Aug. 15, 2011
• Orwigsburg fire displaces 3 people, kills at least 2 cats and causes more than $100,000 in damage
• Around the Region
• Pottsville Area repairs auditorium ceiling
• Around the Region
• Broad Mountain Nursing to help Marine vet with new home
• Frackville lawyer to help judge compatriots
• Residents express concerns about hazardous properties
• Two temporarily homeless after blaze in Shenandoah
• Classic cars take over city despite rainy weather
• Police, August 14, 2011
• Police seek info in car theft, fire
• 3-car crash sends 1 to hospital
• Lithuanian Days draws a crowd for food, entertainment and heritage
• LCB relationship with towns weighed
• Arraignments, August 14, 2011
• Criminal Court, Aug. 14, 2011
• 167 students enroll in charter school
• New drive-in at Schuylkill Mall stokes old memories
• Deeds, Aug. 13, 2011
• Around the Region
• Home builder reaches milestone
• Complaints raised about garbage, rats and other problems
• Minersville OKs security camers for pool area
• Extra bridge, traffic lights set up at construction site
• West Mahanoy township chairman sets the record straight
• McAdoo adds two part-time police officers
• Police, August 13, 2011
• McCann Fun Day made page two fo the republican... check out the photo link below.
• Mining company fined more than $900,000 for fatal blast
• Gillingham Charter School to start school year at former St. Stephen school in Port Carbon
• Pottsville cruise kicks off
• STS hosts scavenger hunt, lessons on riding buses
• Police warn cruise-goers to act sensibly
• Bid accepted for guiderail work along Oakland Avenue
• Former Luzerne County judge sentenced to 28 years in prison in kids-for-cash case
• District Court, Aug. 12, 2011
• Court upholds assault conviction
• Police Log, Aug. 12, 2011
• Haven condemns 'blighted' building
• Correction, August 12, 2011
• Sports, arts at center of 97th annual Lithuanian Days celebration
• Ciavarella sentenced to 28 years
• County retirement fund rebounds after dropping earlier this week
• 2 flown from crash in Minersville
• Police: Shenandoah teen had Molotov cocktail
• Saint Clair Area hires 2 firms for school renovations
• Pottsville Area plans to adopt social media policy
• Kids Fun Day to have 2nd run in Shenandoah
• 3 rescued from island in Schuylkill River
• Incidents in Pottsville prompt Minersville to strengthen animal ordinance
• Police log, Aug. 11
• Criminal court, Aug. 11
• Groundbreaking marks start of project to turn Tamaqua building into apartments
• Norwegian Township asks court to disallow property sale
• Mahanoy City man sent to state prison for sex crimes
• Crash victims identified; 3 remain in hospital
• Northwest Savings branch in Pottsville to close
• Around the Region
• 5 flown from 1-car crash near Donaldson
• In Pottsville, Sen. Toomey says U.S. in deep economic hole
• Repairs will cover hole in Pottsville parking lot
• Gordon council president resigns, walks out
• House considers plans to shrink Pa. Legislature
• Borough to green tag stormwater separation delinquents
• Sex offender freed after sentencing
• Boy's lemonade stand raises money to fight juvenile diabetes - a condition his brother has
• Ribbon-cutting, open house mark FesslerUSA's solar panel project
• Minersville introduces animal, weed, vehicle ordinances
• Pottsville woman injured in Gordon Nagle Trail crash
• Police log, Aug. 10
• 18th Great Pottsville Cruise gets rolling in city Thursday
• Robber gets seven years for Pottsville jewelry store robbery
• Around the Region
• Who do you MOST want to dunk in the DUNK TANK on Thursday????
• Open House today!! Come in and get started on your new career path!!
• Pottsville's Thompson Building for sale again
• Pottsville approves dangerous dog ordinance
• Children play with simple wooden toys at Ashland library program
• SV hires counselor, teacher, life skills guide
• Notre Dame Club and Knights of Columbus to host guest speaker
• Moyer, Nestor argue convictions were wrong
• Big Cash 5 winner bought ticket at Tamaqua Turkey Hill
• 'Adopted' Cooper room progresses, renovations on track for Sept. 17 deadline
• Man dies in crash on Route 209 outside Tamaqua
• Deeds, Aug. 9
• Police log, Aug. 9
• Task Force nabs two heroin salesmen
• Comcast to complete Blue Mountain system upgrades
• Around the Region
• Mount Carmel man's 1940s goal to visit specific destinations nears fulfillment
• Michele from last year's Fun Day!
• McCann FUN Day!! This Thursday, 8/11/11- dunk tank, food, basketball, games, pri...
• VISION eyes low-income health center
• A salute to Schuylkill's baseball past
• 'ABA Pride Day' set for Labor Day weekend
• Hikers, bikers walk to support Flight 93 Memorial ride
• Around the Region
• Annual fall cleanup slated for September
• Fair organizers blame rain for low turnout
• Local bridge fans seek more players
• Deeds, Aug. 8, 2011
• Criminal Court, Aug. 8, 2011
• Police log, Aug. 8, 2011
• Deeds, Aug. 8, 2011
• Argall, Knowles, find local signs of economic recovery
• Fire destroys 2 homes, damages 2 others in Shenandoah
• Around the Region
• Therapy patients at Schuykill Center go green
• Troopers Drum and Bugle Corps inspires applause despite weather
• Police searching for log loader arsonist
• Rain doesn't put damper on final day of Schuylkill fair
• Births, Aug. 7, 2011
• Criminal Court, Aug. 7, 2011
• Police, Aug. 7, 2011
• Classic tunes, decals chase away blues at Gear Grinders car show
• Deeds, Aug. 7, 2011
• For the record, Aug. 7
• Around the Region
• City artist putting final touches on Shenandoah tribute mural
• Schuylkill Haven police arrest 2 on drug charges
• Cruise weekend in Pottsville begins Thursday
• 'Weekend for Ashley' events will help Ringtown teen
• Bail reduced for man charged in bush party
• Mahanoy death case ruled suicide
• Bail lowered for man charged in Pine Grove
• Singers dazzle crowd at county fair's Country Day
• Correction, Aug. 6
• Police log, Aug. 6
• Air, rail needs emphasized for Marcellus Shale region
• For the record, Aug. 6
• 2 found guilty of harassment in inmate's beating
• Gillingham Charter School delivers renovation plans to City of Pottsville
• Man found dead in Humboldt Industrial Park
• Cat shooter won't work at SPCAs
• Coalition seeks EPA action on gas drilling chemical info, testing
• Divorces, Aug. 5, 2011
• Schuylkill Haven man able to use solar panels
• Around the Region
• Cows and milk take center stage on Dairy Day
• Pioneer Drum & Bugle Corps makes annual stop in Schuylkill County
• Schuylkill County's oldest resident celebrates 107th birthday
• Lehigh County man gets federal prison term for Schuylkill drug conspiracy
• Criminal court, Aug. 5
• Police log, Aug. 5
• Car enthusiasts to show off rides at annual Gear Grinders event
• DeMelfi School of Music offers training for serious musicians
• August busy month in county
• Flight 93 memorial ride: 40 bikes, 40 flags, 40 heroes
• Schuylkill County district attorney says killing in Pottsville justified
• Charter school sets date for opening; workers start removing lead paint
• New owner plans face-lift at Tamaqua Shopping Center
• Deeds, Aug. 4
• Police log, Aug. 4
• Around the Region
• Saint Clair Area holds meeting to explain expansion project details
• Bicentennial fun at Schuylkill County Fair
• Local legislators announce funding for Deer Lake sewer upgrades
• Commissioners expected to approve tax forgiveness for demolition
• Deeds 2, Aug. 4, 2011
• Minersville police get new cruiser
• Appeals court vacates ruling that Hazleton's illegal immigrant ordinance is unconstitutional
• Admitted cat shooter avoids prison time, sentenced to community service at SPCAs
• Poll: Majority of voters disapprove of Obama
• Marriage Licenses, Aug. 3, 2011
• District Court, Aug. 3, 2011
• Correction, Aug. 3, 2011
• West Penn Township man drowns while fishing
• City man earning green thumb
• Minersville skate group planning multiple fundraisers
• Around the Region
• Hearings delayed in cases of alleged prostitution at county parlor
• Girardville police need new wheels
• Truck pull takes off at Schuylkill fair
• Deeds, Aug. 3, 2011
• Police log, Aug. 3, 2011
• Schuylkill County unemployment rate rises
• Holden: Agreement averted 'unconscionable' default
• Around the Region
• Fair Royalty named
• Shaina Graff named Schuylkill Idol
• One driver hurt in 5-car crash
• Book drive hosted by local newspapers to begin Thursday
• Police log, Aug. 2, 2011
• Correction, Aug. 2, 2011
• McCann will be participating in Schuylkill County Firemen's Convention parade on...
• Club Expo Today! check it out... Club Participation is a good resume builder...
• County veterans flag holders found in Tennessee
• Arabic church grounds consecrated, church named a cathedral
• YouthWorks teens from around the nation help in Schuylkill County
• Local veterans committee releases second publication
• families flock to Ukrainian seminary day
• Around the Region
• Miner readies for 27th annual picnic
• many veterans groups responsible for putting flags in county cemeteries
• Deeds 2, Aug. 1
• Police log, Aug. 1, 2011
• District court, Aug. 1, 2011
• Deeds, Aug. 1, 2011
• Bus bash gives glimpse into Schuylkill County's past
• 2 hurt in Pottsville crash
• Police, July 31, 2011
• 2 still at large after early morning theft at Wal-Mart
• District Court, July 31, 2011
• Around the Region
• Prayers for Paws event blessed four-legged family members
• Trespassing, litter causing problems for Shenandoah municipal authority
• Burn ban to be reconsidered in the fall
• exhibitors bring their wares to the fair
• Schuylkill Mall to open first 'digital drive-in' in the state
• Arraingments, July 31, 2011
• Criminal Court, July 31, 2011
• Reporting error suggested in Hazelton Area school test investigationReporting error possible culprit in Hazleton Area test investigation
• Reporting error possible culprit in Hazleton Area test investigation
• 7 homeless in 2 fires early Saturday
• Haven may amend electric ordinance
• Renovations fuel speculation of who could be new tenant at Fairlane Village mall
• Divine Word Church volunteers offer help to Mahanoy City
• Around the Region
• Walborn Community Playground to be ready by next week
• Middleport man still in prison on assault, other charges
• Owners passing petition to get dog park in Schuylkill County
• Moms for Make-a-wish tournament begins friday
• Correction, July 30
• Charges against Shenandoah man listed incorrectly
• District court, July 30
• Criminal court, July 30
• Police log, July 30
• Driver held on assault charges in bush party incident
• Law enforcement gets training on domestic violence
• Army veteran, dog entertain children at Orwigburg Area Free Public Library
• Hazleton Area in search of new super
• Kantner filed petition to run for County Controller
• Witnesses said PFA violation led to attack
• Lieutenant governor meets with county Marcellus Shale task force
• Deeds, July 29
• District court, July 29
• Police log, July 29
• Book buy back today from 10am - 1pm and 3pm - 6pm!!
• 2 women arrested, charged with prostitution for incidents at Aroma Spa
• Former Ryan Township tax collector waives right to hearing
• Ashland man charged with shooting dog headed to court
• Police log, July 28
• Three injured in 1-vehicle rollover near Donaldson
• Criminal Court, July 28
• County residents board the bus for joint replacement information
• Court rejects SCI/Mahanoy inmates' religion lawsuit
• Hazleton board to act on possible early exit for superintendent
• Commissioners name Rest Haven director of nursing and set countywide clean-up
• Deeds, July 28
• Sen. Argall, Rep. Knowles meet in Tamaqua to discuss welfare cuts
• USPS to review 7 Schuylkill offices
• Inmate found dead at SCI/Frackville
• Area code overlay delayed
• Gillingham Charter School establishes board, tentative budget
• Public can buy books from PSU bookstore
• Pottsville repairs pipes along Water Street
• Community Volunteers in Action to host suicide prevention training
• Ex-state store manager headed to county court over alleged thefts
• Schuylkill Idol final contestants compete
• Police log, July 27, 2011
• Deeds, July 27, 2011
• Health care workers protest to preserve Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security
• Minersville appoints new elementary and high school assistant principal
• City still waiting for Gillingham repair plans
• Organization promotes literacy
• Police, July 26, 2011
• Fire ruled an accident
• Reservoir upgrade could increase up to $500,000
• County denied tornado help
• City woman sent to state prison for theft from senior citizen
• 'Dutch' delights Yuengling festFormer Phillies player popular
• Former Phillies player Daulton visits Yuengling
• Student performance may be considered in state teacher evaluations
• Correction, July 26, 2011
• Olyphant woman uses latest technology to put polka on radio from home
• ATTENTION: We are having a trip to the Holocaust Musuem in Washington, D.C. on September 16th, 2011. We will be departing from McCann at 6:15am and departing from Washington at 3:00pm. The cost is $30. $15 is due by the registration date which is August
• The Human Service Assistant Club donated books to the Life Long Learning Center!! What a great way to give back!!
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill conservancy to host bicentennial bus bash
• Allied Artists stage 50th annual juried art exhibit
• Police log, July 25, 2011
• Pine Grove Joint Treatment Authority project completed, working as planned
• Pine Grove to vote on library issue
• Methodist Work Camp helped area elderly
• DSI gets exit grant for Main Street Program
• CANCER FIGHTERS WORSHIP, PARTY AT CITADEL
• Around the Region
• Dry summer has Schuylkill County farmers at risk of losing crops
• Fire leaves family of 3 homeless in Mar Lin
• Girl hit by vehicle flown to hospital
• Police, July 24, 2011
• Police seek information in missing Port Carbon bridge plaque
• Deeds, July 24, 2011
• Around the Region
• Missionaries enjoy shade, worship in Pines
• Spirit(s) strong at benefit
• Mahanoy Area Middle School will be ready for new school year
• Gillingham promises to open in September, but code enforcement officer not so sure
• Around the Region
• Judge denies SV claim for attorney fees
• Film crew visits Cardinal Systems for upcoming episode of PCN Tours
• Mahanoy Township revises sewage hookup plans
• Mahanoy City Republicans forming new club
• Corrections, July 23
• Deeds 2, July 23, 2011
• Marriage Licenses, July 23, 2011
• Former Minersville girls softball world series team donates to Joplin tornado victims
• Triple-digit temps sizzle Schuylkill
• Haven dive team recovers Reading man's body from lake
• Deeds, July 23
• Police log, July 23
• Medical Club Donates $300 to VITA Program, that provides tax preparation services for Low Income Families. Pictured: Kathleen Meskunas, Marybeth Dohmann, and Shannon Brennan.
• Court upholds East Union planning commission, zoning ordinances
• Charter school to choose board of trustees next week
• Pottsville hopes to upgrade 12th and Market traffic lights this fall
• Mobile Learning Center to park in Pottsville
• Host of 'My Classic Car' to return to Pottsville for Cruise 18
• American Cancer Society needs volunteer drivers
• Ashland Mountain windmill project nixed
• What are you doing to stay cool today?!?!
• Congressman Holden: "We need to raise the debt limit"
• Police, July 21, 2011
• Summit encourages city officials to develop marketing plan, second incubator
• Pottsville Area revises dress code
• RN sues city hospital for sexual harassment
• Salvation Army offering cooling zone for residents
• Rest Haven director of nursing takes over administrator duties
• Former Schuylkill Haven student admits threat to blow up high school
• Mine rescue team sharpens skills with Competition
• 2 admit roles in Tremont meth lab, avoid more prison time
• 3 soldiers killed, 5 wounded in Afghanistan
• Honeywell celebrates 50th anniversary of Pottsville plant
• N. Manheim man headed to court on gun charge
• Penn State Schuylkill allowed to install message board
• Hearing continued in state store theft case
• Singers perform in Schuylkill Idol semifinals
• Director of Blue Mountain Recreation Commission to retire after 36 years
• Afghanistan attack may involve unit based in Williamstown
• Heat wave descends on Schuylkill County
• Man stabs man in chest, other in face
• Longtime voters honored with induction into Pa. Voter Hall of Fame
• Complaints and compliments about Shenandoah property problems
• Cressona addresses vandalism
• Boy scout to touch up Civil War memorial
• Schuylkill County to start pet food pantry
• Penn State Schuylkill wants electronic sign by Route 61
• Frackville seeks forgiveness of taxes on fire-damaged properties
• Judge allows razing of Locustdale house
• Police log, July 19, 2011
• Local campers do mission work
• Transportation panel issues recommendations
• Correction: Names misspelled
• Around the Region
• 90 Degrees.. it is a good day to go to a nice air conditioned classroom!
• Campaign to protect Schuylkill River from storm drain dumping
• Local talent to perform in New York this weekend
• Green Goose Park to receive makeover
• More than 60 NJ student volunteers to return to county
• Pottsville Area to tweak dress code
• Our Lady of Mount Carmel Mass, procession celebrate Italian heritage
• Transportation panel makes choices
• Photo project to help young sex abuse victims
• Police, July 18, 2011
• Deeds, July 18, 2011
• Births, July 18, 2011
• Business Briefs, July 18, 2011
• Around the Region
• Grading our schools: 5 area districts improve PSSA scores
• Cruisers crowd Saint Clair
• Police, July 17, 2011
• District Court, July 17, 2011
• Wal-Mart employees beautify section of Highridge Business Park
• Local racers heading to All-American Soap Box derby in Ohio
• Around the Region
• Kowalonek's Kielbasy celebrates 100th anniversary
• Information needed in Newtown burglary
• Give blood, get ice cream
• Criminal Court, July 17, 2011
• Pottsville Area fails to meet Adequate Yearly Progress
• Deeds, July 17
• New restaurant coming to Tremont Township
• Health survey being conducted next week
• Pottsville Economic Summit slated for July 20
• Around the Region
• County students face tougher rules for parking permits
• Girardville council to take legal action against demolition company
• McAdoo man finalist in national engineering contest
• Recent incidents highlight danger of meth
• Marcellus Shale panel recommends gas drilling impact fee
• Local schools' report cards in Sunday Republican-Herald
• Police Log, July 16, 2011
• Arraignments, July 16, 2011
• District Court, July 16, 2011
• Births, July 16, 2011
• Investigation into PSSA scores under way at Hazleton Area
• Minersville's Frank'n'Burger to close doors Aug. 1
• Deeds, July 16
• Mahanoy council will review stronger blight enforcement
• Frackville council approves pool's use of old booth, storage room for chemicals
• Coaldale mayor charged for child porn
• Fans line up for midnight showing of Harry Potter's final installment
• Lykens man dies in Porter Township crash
• Rest Haven director retires after 38 years at the nursing home
• County municipal authority aims to build new sewer plant near Deer Lake by 2015
• Children enjoy water creatures at Fairlane Village
• Wednesday night fires still under investigation
• Ordinance preventing Haven man from using solar panels
• Shale panel voting on dozens of issues
• Lycoming man gets life sentence for drug ring
• Police log, July 15
• Deeds, July 15, 2011
• Criminal Court, July 15, 2011
• Black Diamond returns to the stage
• Saint Clair gears up for 10th annual cruise night, fireworks
• Deeds, July 14, 2011
• Cal Shields takes over county solicitor's office
• Pa. liquor bill would give grocery stores, large retailers share of sales
• Hegins boy to be ABC's 'Person of the Week'
• Two fires severely damage houses on separate ends of the county
• Schuylkill Haven awarded $60,000 grant for Main Street program
• Court reinstates Saint Clair police arbitration ruling
• McAdoo awards garbage contract, adopts ordinances
• Schuylkill Retirement fund down for 2nd consecutive month
• Hazleton, PDE to analyze report on possible cheating
• Prison camera installation moving forward
• Pottsville Area to advertise sports with new calendar poster
• Ex-credit union employee headed to prison for $58K theft
• Barbie takes over county historical society
• Registration open for motorcycle safety courses
• Part of Oakland Avenue to become one way street
• What do you think of the new lounge?
• April 2011 Grads.. someoen asked me to post.
• State offers Pottsville some relief from sewer moratorium
• Report indicates possible cheating on PSSA tests
• Police cite pit bull owner after attack in Pottsville
• Around the Region
• Port Carbon gives last warning
• Teen leaves to be African missionary
• Minersville borough to help remove standing water
• Top 10 Schuylkill idols sing solos, duets
• Deeds, continued, July 13, 2011
• Correction, July 13, 2011
• Ringtown police to monitor speeding, loud music from motorists
• Kline Township keeps working to collect permit fee
• United Way says 'thanks' to the community
• Deeds, July 13, 2011
• Solar panels will help Tamaqua Area save even more on energy costs
• Energy-upgrade project kicks off at West Penn Elementary
• Schuylkill customers could see bump in Comcast cable rates
• July 2011 Graduates... Congrats!
• Bookstore is open.... we apologize for the delay..
• ATTENTION STUDENTS: Due to technical difficulty, the book store is down temporarily. Please call before you come to get your books. 570 622 7622. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
• Community Appreciation Day today
• Skate Park Association plans Spirit Day
• Minersville Area hires new elementary principal
• Cancer patients get makeup tips
• Boscov's, Catholic Charities team up to support people in need
• Coroner identifies fall victim, calls death accidental
• Identity of crash victim released; victim of another crash a college football player
• Deeds continued, July 12
• Deeds, July 12
• City council targets "dangerous," "vicious" dogs in new law
• Police log, July 12, 2011
• District court, July 12, 2011
• Woman found dead on father's grave in Rush Township
• Shale commission faces votes
• Person dies at remote area, Newtown Falls
• Congrats to all Graduates! Tonight will be everything you expected and more!!
• Book store is open today! Dont forget to bring your ID Badges!!
• Police log, July 11, 2011
• Tri-Valley approves final school budget
• Advocates aim to lift Sunday hunting ban
• Pitman authors release colorful resource
• Falling buildings more than a hazard in Mahanoy City
• Charter school name a link to Underground Railroad
• Motorcycle crashes near Rock; 1 dead
• 1 dead, another injured in motorcycle crash near Donaldson
• Around the Region
• Charlotte Mason an inspiration for Pottsville charter school
• Fireworks mark Schuylkill County's 200th birthday
• Charlotte Mason an inspiration for Pottsville charter school
• Gordon holds Music, Magic and a Movie
• Police log, July 10
• Tech director, board member resign at UDA
• Santa storms through Orwigsburg on toy run
• Around the Region
• Police seek info about Girardville meth lab
• Mahanoy City holds Community Day
• Pottsville blood drive nets 10-plus donors
• Views mixed on pit bulls in light of recent attacks in Schuylkill County
• Views mixed on pit bulls in light of recent attacks in Schuylkill County
• Lake Hauto storm uproots trees, knocks out power
• No cause yet in boy's death at Knoebels
• Police, July 9, 2011
• Lil' Bits of Broadway returns Sunday
• Around the Region
• All fun and games at Pottsville Night Out
• Minersville Girl Scout sprucing up playground
• Walk-In Art Center hopes to generate interest in art classes for children
• Book store is closed for the weekend. Will re-open Monday! Have a great weekend!!
• Book store opens today at 9:00am!
• Maroons Sports Bar up for sale, but not closing
• County seeks grant for traffic light power supply
• Police: Boy drowned in pool at Knoebels Amusement Resort
• Law toughens Sunshine penalties
• Reed beds to be cleaned in McAdoo sewer system
• 'Music, Magic and A Movie' this Saturday in Gordon
• Locals offer insight on USDA fund distribution
• City streets to be closed for weekend events
• American Heart Association hopes to raise funds in Schuylkill County with new event
• Kids with Fresh Air Fund visit Schuylkill County
• Community Day scheduled for Saturday in Mahanoy City
• Police log, July 8
• Deeds, July 8
• Deeds, July 8
• Anthracite Philharmonic makes debut with outdoor concert at arts council
• Casey Anthony to be free next Wednesday
• Casey Anthony to be freed late July or early August
• Owner of pit bull could be charged after attack in Pottsville
• McAdoo family files complaint in Palin stalker case
• Hundreds gather for memorial service of Berks County deputy sheriff
• Schuylkill Health welcomes pediatric hospitalist
• Panel: Shenandoah man's guilty plea on drug charges OK
• Insurance company, Schuylkill Haven at odds about solar panels
• Saint Clair residents getting web payment option this fall
• Around the Region
• Purple boxes hung to collect tree-killing beetles
• Children and Youth taking fewer children from homes
• Deeds, July 7
• Kline Township says Hazleton Area School District owes $87,000 for zoning permit
• Judges: Pottsville man must remain in state prison
• Police, July 7, 2011
• Police: Bear mauled man after he died in his car
• District court, July 7
• EPA releases Marcellus drillers' wastewater plans
• We are sprucing up the building while you are gone...
• Schuylkill County seeks to shut down strip club
• In light of recent pit bull attacks, Pottsville considers dog law changes
• Hamburg woman headed to court on meth charges
• Correction, July 6, 2011
• Correction 3, July 6, 2011
• Correction 2, July 6, 2011
• Police, July 6, 2011
• Schuylkill county to host voter hall of fame celebration
• Borough to start calling homes of stormwater/sewer delinquents
• Schuylkill Idol begins
• New owners of Garfield Diner look to put own mark on old eatery
• Vigil held for McAdoo teen killed
• Judges uphold drug conviction, state prison sentence
• Saint Clair fire ruled accidental
• Way-Mart closes in Minersville
• 12 homeless after fire in Tamaqua
• Massive overnight fire in Tamaqua, 11 displaced
• Meth lab remnants found in Girardville
• McAdoo teen dies in interstate crash near Hazleton
• Schuylkill municipal authority continues effort to upgrade water meters
• Around the Region
• Mahanoy City firefighter receives first 'Schuylkill Heroes' award
• 10 homeless, cat fights for life, after St. Clair fire
• Good Will Hose welcomes first female driver in 101-year history
• 64th annual baby parade steps off in port carbon
• Police log, July 5, 2011
• Man, 80, bitten by pit bull in Pottsville
• Criminal Court, July 4, 2011
• Thunder over Ashland wows thousands
• Rest stop makeovers loom in future
• Study shows that Pa. drivers are middle of the road
• Group seeks more volunteers to help victims
• Porter-Tower outlines sewage options
• Amateur archaeologists digging up county's lost history
• Police, July 4, 2011
• Deeds, July 4, 2011
• Saint Clair area firefighters bring apartment building blaze under control
• 8 people displaced in Saint Clair apartment building blaze
• Around the Region
• Saint Clair trails attract off-road riders
• Tri-Valley raises $61.5K in 10th year of Relay for Life
• Spotts family continuing effort to improve The Island
• Around the Region
• Road crew to clean up mess
• neighbors reunited on North Second Street in City
• Suspects needed in Tower City thefts
• New Ringgold boy has concave chest repaired
• Local dairy refurbishes Schuylkill Haven playground
• Criminal Court, July 3, 2011
• Police, July 3, 2011
• Arraignments, July 3, 2011
• Criminal Court continued, July 3, 2011
• Pennsylvania's surplus nears $800 million
• Fugitive found in Shenandoah faces federal charges for fleeing rape indictment in N.Y.
• Staying close to home for summer can still be fun
• Around the Region
• Outdoor farmers markets are a joy of summer
• Prosecutors ask court to affirm Donchak, Piekarsky convictions, sentences
• Bulk of corn crop won't be ready for the Fourth
• Woman walking to Philly to raise awareness of Tourette syndrome
• Deeds 2, July 2, 2011
• Police log, July 2
• Norwegian asks for tax forgiveness on property
• Deeds, July 1
• Criminal Court
• State shuts White Owl Manor
• State shuts down White Owl Manor in Mahanoy City
• Have a safe and fun 4th of July everyone!!
• Local legislators' votes split on party lines
• Deeds 2, July 1, 2011
• Remembrance from gas explosion 53 years ago held at Zion's Red Church
• Two Hazelton teachers suspended, reason unknown
• Ashland Diesel turns 20
• Groody 'shocked' by deputy's death
• Police log, July 1
• Deeds, July 1
• Correction 1, July 1
• Correction 2, July 1
• Make great memories this July
• County honors country's birthday with parades, fireworks and more
• Car and motorcycle collide near Orwigsburg
• Police raid meth lab in Granny's Hotel, Frackville
• Reports: Man had previously threatened to provoke police into shooting him
• Sheriff's deputy dies, other man shot dead identified
• Around the Region
• Haven state store manager accused of stealing $7,600
• Part of legislative surplus earmarked
• Hazleton Area School District 2011-12 budget includes tax increase for Luzerne, Carbon counties
• Around the region
• Working on cars on Shenandoah streets OK in some instances
• Implicated in meth lab case, Coaldale woman faces welfare fraud charge
• Funeral home expanding parking
• Appraiser sets prices on curious items, from 1945 Slinky to 1939 Nazi flag
• State police at Frackville barracks has new station commander
• Local legislators, police chief support Castle doctrine expansion
• Allied Artists' founder's name misspelled
• Police log, June 30, 2011
• Deputy sheriff shot near Hawk Mountain
• House approves budget; Corbett's signature needed
• House approves budget
• Schuylkill County unemployment rate rises for second consecutive month, now 9.0%
• Tower City woman attacked by pit bull
• Proposed budget slashes social services
• Police, June 29, 2011
• No one injured in Pine Grove Township fire
• State police seek thieves who broke into cars
• Judge: City man must forfeit handgun
• Local appraiser to help with historical society fundraiser
• Police officers recognized for reducing aggressive driving
• Open alcohol containers, nuisance properties on McAdoo council's agenda
• Come celebrate Schuylkill County 200th Birthday at Sweet Arrow Lake County Park on Saturday July 9th, 2011 at 1:00pm!! There will be entertainment, games, and fireworks!!
• Around the Region
• Not busy today?! We are having an information session today from 8am until 8pm with T102 stopping by also!! Need to make that change in your life, then stop by and get started on your new career path today!!
• Meth lab defendant returned to prison on other charges
• Community Memorial Hall continues upgrades with new heating/cooling system
• Fire call boxes still in use
• Bicyclists ride through county to pedal out polio
• Shenandoah Authority lifts water boil advisory
• Summer jobs scarce in county
• Owner to be cited for failing to have dog licensed after attack
• Final state budget clears first vote
• Port Carbon man's conviction, state prison sentence upheld
• Police, June 28, 2011
• Correction, June 28, 2011
• The 4th of July Holiday is right around the corner!! What is your favorite thing to do on the 4th?!?
• Around the Region
• Allied Artists celebrate golden milestone this year
• Allied Artists of Schuylkill County prepare for 50th juried art exhibit
• Congratulations to Janele Blashock, regional default prevention specialist, who gave birth to a 6lb, 8oz baby girl named Emily Jane on Friday. Mom and Baby are doing well.
• Today is National HIV Testing Day.... Schuylkill Wellness Services, Schuylkill Wellness Services 512-514 N Centre St. Pottsville, PA 17901 P: 570.622.3980 is conducting FREE and Confidential testing all day today!!!
• Happy Monday!!! It's a beautiful day out today! Any plans?!
• STS begins new era; Bieber moves in July 15
• Rising cost of flour felt by area bakeries, pizzerias
• Schuylkill Haven woman dies in crash Saturday
• Williamstown dedicates EMS building
• More than 300 visit Vraj for 5th annual open house
• Skunks causing a stink in Schuylkill County
• Around the Region
• 80-plus vehicles line up for Island car show in Schuylkill Haven
• Police log, June 27, 2011
• District court, June 27, 2011
• Afghan deployment coming to an end
• Ham radio enthusiasts celebrate county bicentennial
• Upper Dauphin budget carries tax hike, staff furloughs
• Around the Region
• Tri-Valley teacher making school shopping simple
• Police seeking information on Wayne Township theft
• Youth wash cars to raise money for skate park
• Northern part of county had 'unique' flooding
• County EMA continues preparedness efforts
• Flood memories keep borough officials watching water
• Flood memories fresh in Haven
• Police, June 26, 2011
• Deeds, June 26, 2011
• Second pit bull attack reported in Pottsville
• Minersville chief: Arson cases hard to crack
• Around the Region
• Part of Shenandoah to be without power Tuesday
• Penn State Schuylkill puts fun into physics
• Disabled American Veterans' mobile service offers services locally
• Arrangements in the works to remove collapsed building
• School choice bills resurface in Legislature
• Police log, June 25
• Emergency procedure class at LVH MedEvac helicopter.
• Deeds, June 24, 2011
• Corbett signs bath salts ban
• No word on child attacked by family pit bull
• Auto company bringing 150 jobs to region
• Experts offer tips on how to fend off dog attacks
• Blue Mtn. to appeal Myspace case to high court
• Tamaqua council refuses to pay light bill
• Around the Region
• Anthracite Philharmonic to debut in july
• Charges dismissed in Tremont assault after wife drops case
• McCann students get hands on with hit-and-run incident
• Police log, June 24
• Hamburg prepares for annual Summer in the City event July 1
• Mock Trial Today at 1230pm in Room 114/115 of the Main Building. Come check it out...
• Man sentenced to at least 20 years for assaulting 2 girls in McAdoo
• Shenandoah Valley creates counseling position
• Criminal court, June 23
• Around the Region
• Office of Surface Mining to close Wilkes-Barre office in fall
• Schuylkill Municipal Authority offers customers option to pay bills online
• County residents learn incident management
• County commissioners award proclamations to county residents
• Family dog attacks children in Pottsville
• Police, June 23, 2011
• Ice Cream for Everyone... I honor of Finals Week, McCann will be setting up an ice cream cooler near the student lounge next week. Students may help themselves to some ice cream.
• Lori Kane receiving her award from the MAEA! Congrats Lori
• Congratulations to Crystal Davison Hernandez, Michelle Watters, and Audrey Cayten who have become Microsoft Certified Application Specialist's in Word 2007!!
• Pit bull attacks 3 in Pottsville, animal shot
• Ryan Township tax collector charged with stealing $171,145
• Power out in part of Pottsville
• Tree falls, knocks out power to more than 600 in Pottsville
• Tamaqua Area approves budget; no decision yet on school week changes
• Minersville police chief says fire considered suspicious
• Schuylkill Haven native experiences threat of Arizona wildfire first-hand
• Deeds, June 22
• Police, June 22, 2011
• Teens still in hospital after allegedly being hit by truck
• Bill expands Sunday liquor sales
• Sewer connection inspection required when properties are sold in Butler Twp.
• Criminal Court, June 22, 2011
• Summer met with smiles and sunblock in Schuylkill County
• Schuylkill United Way's Stuff the Bus begins July 1
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah residents complain of eyesore properties
• Red Church to dedicate memorial to victims of 1959 propane explosion
• Happy Summer Everyone!! What is your favorite summer activity?
• NEW: Start "checking in" now! There will be giveaways and drawings in the near future! Check your friends in as well, and don't hesitate to tell us what your're doing (i.e. finals testing, using computer labs, meeting with career serv
• Police: Middleport man hit 4 teens with pickup truck
• Williams Valley board approves superintendent's contract
• Work to begin tomorrow on Routes 209 and 309 in Tamaqua
• Around the region, June 21
• Schuylkill nursing school re-accredited
• New sports field coming to Schuylkill Haven
• Schuylkill River Trail to enhance Haven Revitalization
• Police log, June 21
• Full concert slate planned throughout region
• Fire leaves 8 homeless in Minersville
• Fathers and sons serve together at Divine Liturgy
• Rehydrate often to overcome the summer heat
• Frackville native climbing Kilimanjaro to help children
• Minersville Youth Center opens its doors
• Families enjoy quality time at Tamaqua Summerfest
• Around the Region
• Minersville Area planning elementary center renovations
• Ringtown Methodist church, Rotary team up to collect used clothing
• Police log, June 20, 2011
• Former Freedom Rider shares story during Juneteenth celebration in Pottsville
• Charter schools are all about accountability
• Minersville skaters show off their talents at demonstration
• Around the Region
• Bicentennial party set for July 9 at Sweet Arrow Lake
• Fathers, children celebrate special day with carriage rides
• Identity needed in Deer Lake motorist assault
• Water main connection will cause boil advisory
• Police, June 19, 2011
• Minersville girls beat Clarion for state title
• Fire companies watch volunteer numbers fizzle
• Tamaqua mayor to be new Schuylkill County Democratic Committee chairman
• Bus ridership spikes for 'Dump the Pump'
• Around the Region
• Ashland man charged with shooting dog
• State releases text of charter school decision
• 61st annual Father's Day Breakfast to be held Sunday
• Building permits are needed for construction or demolition work in Mahanoy
• Correction, June 18, 2011
• Fugitive in drug case caught after 3 years on run
• Police log, June 18
• Pa. lawmaker introduces another bill to levy impact fee on Marcellus Shale gas drilling
• Criminal court, June 18
• 40 years later, feelings mixed about War on Drugs
• Boyer's Food Markets buys Way-Mart store in Pottsville
• Pottsville Area school board joins charter school meeting
• Correction, June 17
• Minersville Area Skate Park Association plans demonstration Saturday
• Mahanoy officials to look into Centre Street property complaint
• FAMA considering selling nitrogen and phosphorus credits
• For many, bath salts still used for the bath
• Police news, June 17Police, June 17, 2011
• Police, June 17, 2011
• Deeds, June 17
• Marriage Licenses, June 17, 2011
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• Minersville lifts water boil advisory
• Boundaries expanded for annual Summerfest in Tamaqua on Sunday
• Sources: Weiner to resign over sexting scandal
• ATTENTION STUDENTS: We will be having our "Fun Day" on August 11th, 2011. For this event, we would like you to design a t-shirt! The t-shirt design should be your interpretation of McCann. Keep it fun, Keep it clean, Keep it exciting! Email you
• 'Split pair' project on Route 61 moves ahead
• Pennsylvania Senate approves ban on bath salts
• Experts share information on cancer cluster in Tamaqua area
• Deeds, June 16
• Police: Teen hurt after riding bike in front of car
• Seasonal per diem increase kicks in
• Police, June 16, 2011
• State police release description of assailant
• New company should boost property tax collections
• Schuylkill County Marcellus Shale task force holds 1st meeting
• Bus service to begin at Union Station June 27
• Prison board OKs 2 new tests for job applicants
• Pottsville Area mulls random drug-testing policy
• Births, June 16, 2011
• Scholarship Lunch!! Congrats to all who are changing their future and changing their lives!!
• WW II vets present their history to county historical society
• Veteran recounts his days as a POW
• Impact fee looms larger in budget debate
• Ringtown to advertise new solicitation ordinance
• Ex-Shen officer reports early for prison term
• Shen, firm at odds over bridge repairs
• Around the Region
• Port Carbon hires code enforcement firm
• PennDOT begins milling Main, Centre streets in Shenandoah
• STS promotes Thursday's 'Dump the Pump Day'
• Cancer clinic manager to walk in Komen 3-Day event
• Minersville seeking supervisor for youth center
• Police log, June 15
• Judges uphold guilty plea, state prison sentence in drug case
• Deeds, June 15
• No one hurt in Saint Clair crash
• Criminal Court, June 15, 2011
• “Enthusiasm is excitement with inspiration, motivation, and a pinch of creativity.” - Bo Bennett
• The beautiful bride, our very own admissions rep, Janelle Wishnefsky(Chikotas).
• Today is flag day! Our flag was adopted on this day in 1777. This is a day to remember the freedoms we have and what the flag and country mean to us.
• What a B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L day it is today! What are some activities you like to do on days like this?
• Methodist church restores giant oil painting
• Pottsville school board, superintendent permitted to attend charter school meeting, but not the public
• Senate panel to take up Marcellus Shale impact fee bill
• Senate confirms allan as DCNR head
• Deeds, June 14 2011
• Ride for Autism raises over $1,000 for St. Joseph's
• Pottsville bans illegal bath salts; first offense: $1,000
• Republican city council candidates criticize Union Station
• Frackville council approves bid for demolition at January fire site
• Criminal Court, June 14,2011
• Police, June 14, 2011
• Correction, June 14, 2011
• Special thanks to Candis Kester and all of the medical students who helped coordinate the Miller Keystone Blood Drive today at the Pottsville Campus as well as those that donated blood.
• Blue Mountain teen wins MySpace speech case
• Around the Region
• Boil water advisory issued for Minersville
• Upper Dauphin approves personnel changes
• Hegins, Valley View sirens silenced during storms
• Northern Schuylkill relay raises $44K for cancer research/treatment
• FUNERAL HOME INTRODUCES TWO FEMALE INTERNS
• County lawyers present food to local pantries
• Patchwork of immigration laws need reform
• Rebate program targets senior property taxes
• Patchwork of immigration laws need reform
• Don't let that doggy in the (vehicle) window overheat
• 34 bikers take part in 9th Ride for Autism
• Deeds, June 13, 2011
• Police log, June 13, 2011
• Around the Region
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• Northern Relay for Life kicks off in Mahanoy City
• union organizer expands on hospital agreement
• Deeds, June 12
• Coaldale ambulance group seeks tax exemption
• Police log, June 12
• Tamaqua police search for armed robbery suspect
• Around the Region
• Frackville kitchen fire doused quickly
• Chamber awards 5 at annual awards breakfast
• Moylan improves auditorium, football field at Simon Kramer
• Juneteenth Freedom Fest set for Pottsville
• Reading native to hold book signing in Saint Clair
• Criminal Court, June 12, 2011
• Births, June 12, 2011
• Firefighters respond to Frackville fire
• Pottsville hospital will keep LPNs for at least a year
• Pottsville officials dedicate intermodal station
• 2 troopers stationed in Schuylkill Haven receive highest state police honor
• Train passengers nostalgic as they ride into Pottsville
• Around the Region
• First Pottsville Night Out was 'Paws-a-tively' fun
• Most residents return to Mahanoy high rise
• Girardville EMA plan needs input on special needs residents
• Ashland officials petitioning for paving project
• 100 graduate Minersville Area
• Hamburg grads lauded for scholarships, awards earned
• Wild animals show off in Pine Grove
• Saint Clair borough hires clerk, summer help
• Panther Valley graduates despite rain and thunder
• Shenandoah becomes one-horse town for a day
• Old school makes way for church parking lot, tribute to closed parishes
• Deeds, June 10
• Correction, June 10
• Births, June 10, 2011
• Police, June 10, 2011
• Deeds, June 10, 2011
• McAdoo man killed in ATV crash near Hazleton
• Pottsville woman convicted of stealing from elderly woman
• Pottsville caregiver convicted of stealing from elderly woman
• Coroner rules Pottsville woman's death a homicide
• Police: Pottsville woman killed during fight with boyfriend
• Evening Classes are only from 5-7pm tonight due to a Faculty In-Servie that begins at 7pm. Enjoy!
• Northern Schuylkill Relay for Life looks to raise $55,000 this weekend
• Day trips can ease pain at pump this summer season
• Pine Grove man enters plea to drug charges; animal cruelty charges dropped
• Pottsville Area official says charter school meetings should be public; school says they will be after board is chosen
• SV board adopts 2011-12 budget with no tax increase
• Orwigsburg OKs equipment for community playground
• Frackville approves management agreement for Memorial Pool
• Authorities investigate 'suspicious' death in Pottsville
• Deeds, June 9
• Lawyer advises parent group on helping special needs youths
• County retirement fund decreases slightly
• Nestor appeals conviction
• County fair seeks contestants for royalty
• Commissioners praise county employees and volunteers
• Police, June 9, 2011
• Criminal Court, June 9, 2011
• District Court, June 9, 2011
• Around the Region
• Shannon Brennan accepting her Business Woman of the Year award!! Congrats to Shannon from everyone here at McCann School of Business and Technology!
• Borough needs code enforcement officer, mayor says
• Haven man convicted of 5 sex charges in assault on girl
• UDA grads show 'seeds of great potential'
• Unlike previous years, no major legislation tied to Pennsylvania budget
• State appeals board approves charter school in Pottsville
• Mount Carmel woman acquitted in meth case
• At Mahanoy Area, countless memories
• Hazleton graduates 790
• Corrections, June 8, 2011
• No one injured in Shenandoah crash
• Cressona man in stable condition
• Police, June 8, 2011
• Births, June 8, 2011
• Appeals board approves first charter school for Schuylkill
• Years in making, intermodal center dedication Friday
• Around the Region
• 1 resident injured in Mahanoy City high rise fire
• Man jailed after car, foot chase in Schuylkill Haven
• Co-defendants testify in meth lab case
• Deeds, June 7
• Pottsville Police urge city residents to lock car doors, take valuables inside
• Residents express concern over possible IU 29 furloughs
• New Philly man admits shooting cat with crossbow bolt
• Frackville man convicted of indecently assaulting girl
• County Emergency Management collects tornado damage data
• Lackawanna officials' trial begins
• Correction: Source misidentified in Walk for St. Kieran story
• Around the Region
• Fire breaks out in Cressona
• Man with 'facial trauma' flown after Cressona fire
• Get motors running for autism ride
• Police log, June 6, 2011
• Deeds, June 6, 2011
• Williams Valley board fails to approve super's contract
• Athletic playing fields needed in Pine Grove
• Schuylkill Meals on Wheels volunteer program OK, but national numbers dropping
• Indian Head to reappear this summer above Route 61
• Irish Heritage Day a homecoming in Heckscherville
• Oxenrider to face trial on 2nd set of drug, animal cruelty charges
• Arraignments, June 6, 2011
• Pottsville Woman dies in crash on Route 901
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill River Sojourners launch from Haven
• Mahanoy Township supervisor recovers after double transplant
• Schuylkill County celebrates national Trail Day Saturday
• Around the Region
• Marian graduates told to celebrate the memories
• Rangers Hose celebrates 100th anniversary
• Police searching for suspects in Deer Lake burglary
• Criminal Court, June 5
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• Police, June 5, 2011
• Criminal Court, June 5, 2011
• 120 sojourners launch in Haven
• Tamaqua police seek suspect in armed robbery
• Community pools ready for summer
• History behind the graduation anthem
• Police log, June 4
• Friendships honored during Tri-Valley's commencement
• Speaker tells Tamaqua grads to persevere through struggle
• Pine Grove seniors encouraged to be brave, be themselves
• Schuylkill Haven 'family' celebrates graduation
• Deeds, June 4, 2011
• Shenandoah Valley Class of 1976 hopes to renovate classroom in former Cooper building
• Barletta says he never banned recordings
• Around the Region
• Nativity grads encouraged to look toward the future
• Lawmakers face unemployment compensation benefits deadline
• Barefield hopes to turn former Greenwood Hill Fire Company into community center
• Shenandoah Valley Class of 1976 hopes to renovate classroom in former Cooper building
• Ex-credit union employee admits stealing more than $58K
• Blue Mtn. grads encouraged to persist, continue learning
• Williams Valley seniors told to make every moment worth remembering
• Pottsville graduates focus on success
• Valedictorian asks N. Schuylkill seniors to reflect on time
• Hamburg man arrested for sexual assault
• Hikes planned for Saturday will celebrate Schuylkill county's 200th birthday
• Deeds, June 3
• Schuylkill County zoning board delays decision on cargo airport until appeal resolved
• Residents affected by severe weather asked to report property damage
• 86 Shenandoah Valley grads reflect on 'education in life'
• Former Shenandoah policeman Moyer files appeal
• Congrats to all of those who are graduating this week and next week!!
• Outdoor fun abounds in June
• Irish Valley heritage day welcomes new groups, displays to annual event
• Unemployment rate up slightly in Schuylkill County
• Controller asked to leave Schuylkill County commissioners' work session
• Written test knocks local speller out of National Bee
• Saint Clair approves project costs
• Mahanoy students return to school after fire
• 18 turn tassels at IU 29
• Police, June 2, 2011
• Appellate court upholds state prison term for 2 DUIs
• Senior citizens learn their benefits at Expo
• Pennsylvania's surplus builds to $540 million
• Reading man drowns at 'The Rock' near Hamburg
• Reading man dies while swimming at 'The Rock' near Hamburg
• What a great day with the Mahoney Area High School Seniors!! Congrats to you all and goodluck on your next path life will take you on! Be confident and believe in yourselves!! Thank you all again! - Christopher Norkus
• Woman dies in Route 309 crash in Tamaqua
• Fire chief: City fire likely arson
• Ex-Shenandoah chief Nestor sentenced to 13 months in prison; Moyer gets 3 months
• Early morning fire breaks out in Pottsville
• The Republican-Herald will begin metered model website, e-edition
• House collapses in Mahanoy City
• Correction, June 1, 2011
• Barletta's bill targets 'sanctuary' cities in U.S.
• Police log, June 1
• Schuylkill County's VISION executive director steps down
• County speller calm in preliminaries for national bee
• Hamburg police chief suspended due to complaint
• Berks man waives hearing on Susquehanna Bank robbery
• 3 waive hearings on Union Bank robbery
• Mahanoy Area fire ruled accidental; school officials announce schedule for this week
• Mahanoy Area fire ruled accidental; school officials announce schedule for rest of week
• Around the Region
• Fire at Mahanoy school complex ruled accidental
• The NBA Finals begin tonight! Dallas or Miami?? Dirk or Lebron??
• Fire ravages Mahanoy Area school complex
• Minersville prepares for opening of youth center
• YMCA of Pottsville putting former YWCA building up for sale
• Dog enforcement canvass to take place in June
• Necho Allen, building donations give Barefield its brawn
• Deeds, May 31, 2011
• Out of power since Thursday night, storm victims survive with patience, ingenuity
• County observes Memorial Day with parades, presentations
• Police log, May 31, 2011
• Deeds, May 31, 2011
• Motorcyclist dies in head-on crash
• Fire severely damages Mahanoy Area school; Tuesday classes canceled
• Around the Region
• City to ready parks for summer
• With candles, veterans, church observes Memorial Day
• Artists celebrate library's centennial by finding inspiration in books
• Concert at Joulwan draws more than 700
• In tiny Jeddo, 'small' a matter of perspective
• New generation of veterans urged to carry on Memorial Day tradition
• Storm 'worst' since 2007, PPL says
• Mahanoy City remembers supreme sacrifices during Memorial Day program
• New firm takes over mining at sites in Carbon and Schuylkill
• Police log, May 30, 2011
• Deeds, May 30, 2011
• Memorial Day weekend calendar of events
• Around the Region
• Crime victims unlikely to see much, if any, restitution
• Police, May 29, 2011
• Correction, May 29, 2011
• Schuylkill County continues cleanup after Thursday's tornado
• Schuylkill County plants turning to solar power
• Around the Region
• Orwigsburg prepares for 200th year celebration
• Respected state trooper, Camp Cadet supporter, passes away
• Police look for burglary suspects in Lost Creek
• More than 20 vendors support SPCA at craft show
• Memorial Day weekend calendar of events
• Deeds, May 29
• McAdoo teen lauded for life-saving skills
• Second wind: Tornado near Cressona is 2nd in Schuylkill County in 3 days
• Memorial Day weekend calendar of events
• Delano man suffers minor injuries in kitchen fire
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• Deeds, May 28, 2011
• Criminal Court, May 28
• Local spelling champ bound for national Bee next week
• Around the Region
• Veterans honored at Saint Catherine's Memorial Day program
• Rep. Holden visits U.S./Mexico border
• Two bakeries starting up to do sweet business
• Police log, May 28
• District Court, May 28
• Judge bans sale of bath salts in Schuylkill County
• Our Medical Assiting Clinical class today with little Abbie!! This is hands-on training at its finest!! The class is learning vital signs and head circumference. Our students enjoy taking the tools that are given and using them in the real-life situation
• Tamaqua's Kayla Hope wins state long jump title
• NWS says 2nd tornado left 18 miles of destruction
• Storm aftermath: 6,320 without power, several roads closed
• Digging for answers
• Storms roar through county
• High court ruling could lead to IIRA reversal in Hazleton
• Furloughs on horizon at Hazleton Area
• Police log, May 27, 2011
• Deeds, May 27
• Gordon man headed to court on burglary charges
• Mahanoy City to buy police vehicle, skid loader with $50,000 USDA grant
• 1 appeal dismissed, another withdrawn
• Mahanoy Area approves budget
• Festival of Lights to honor loved ones, service members
• Former Eagles general manager announces event to battle cancer
• Man charged with robbing Shenandoah Rite Aid headed to county court
• East Union Township's appeal to Commonwealth Court rejected
• Midday outage left 7,900 without power
• Power outages for thousands in southern Schuylkill County
• Communities fete service personnel who paid ultimate price for country
• Another gorgeous day!! If you are not doing anything today, you should stop in at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA and look to begin your new career!
• Write-in votes reveal some surprises in municipal elections
• Schuylkill County judge halts sale of bath salts
• Correction: Boy crowned statue
• 3 accused in Bracey robbery waive hearings
• Police, May 26, 2011
• Around the Region
• Nestor, Moyer convictions upheld
• E. Union appeals airport zoning ruling
• County Commissioners seek special counsel in adult entertainment suit
• Veterans visit veterans at Broad Mountain nursing home
• North Schuylkill school board proposes budget for 2011-12
• Panther Valley cuts programs, hopes for funding restoration
• Mining areas danger to children and adults
• Pottsville's Trinity Center for Children to close doors June 3
• Schuylkill County enjoins sale of bath salts
• Shenandoah woman sentenced to 9 to 24 months for bar fight
• Shenandoah woman gets prison time for bar fight
• Well the rain has stopped (for now) and the sun is shining!! Since it is such a beautiful day, why don't you come in and check out McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA!!
• Schuylkill County DA requests injunction to ban sale of bath salts
• Cases continued against 2 charged in Shenandoah man's death
• Correction, May 25, 2011
• Police, May 25, 2011
• Fire crew returns from battling North Carolina wildfire
• Weather service confirms tornado touched down in Schuylkill County
• Northumberland County Families clean up after tornado
• Schuylkill Health laudedMedical facilities rated among best in state
• Charges against Tamaqua driver in pedestrian accident held to court
• Hazleton Area school executives, teachers announce retirements
• Mahanoy City curb cuts work prelude to Route 54 paving
• Marino, Barletta ban non-media recording of town halls
• House adding new synthetic to ban list
• Deeds, May 25, 2011
• NWS confirms tornado touched down in Schuylkill County on Monday
• Around the Region
• Maybe the rain will stay away today?... What do you think?
• Criminal Court, ARD, May 24, 2011
• Tri-Valley budget moves forward
• Shield 7 teaches students safe living through fun methods
• Elderly woman taken to hospital after crash on Route 61
• Minersville approves general budget
• Blue Mountain approves tenative budget
• Juvenile bills headed to senate floor vote
• Wicked thunderstorm shakes, soaks Schuylkill
• Local emergency rooms seeing more patients
• Police, May 24, 2011
• Deeds, May 24, 2011
• Corrections, May 23, 2011
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• Around the Region
• Rain, Rain, Rain....but at least we are better off than the poor folks in the mid west and the south....someone pointed this "glass half full" note to me this morning.
• Police, May 23, 2011
• Ride the bus all day for a buck
• House prepares for budget vote
• School budgets on public view
• PennDOT responds to spring repairs
• City's stormwater/sewer separation project now in the courts
• WeCare Organics details biosolids plans
• Faithful visit oldest Allentown Diocesan church
• Around the Region
• Rainy weather not over yet, meteorologist says
• With bin Laden's death, what's next for troops in Afghanistan?
• Jim Thorpe unveils newest statue honoring namesake
• Around the Region
• School board presidents react, reflect on failed re-election bids
• Thousands fill downtown Shenandoah for kielbasi
• Hazelton school board faces tough decisions as budget deadline looms
• A long doggone trip
• Police looking for robbery suspect in Hegins
• Police, May 22, 2011
• Criminal Court, May 22, 2011
• District Court, May 22, 2011
• Students honored at YES event
• Write-in votes still being counted
• Correction, May 21
• Around the region, May 21
• Ashland artists show off talents
• Student planning protest of governor's commencement speech in Reading
• Vets school N. Schuylkill students on meaning of Memorial Day
• Blue Mtn. second grader wins Leiby's ice cream flavor contest
• Police log, May 21
• For the record, May 21
• Chocolate Fountain in the Student Lounge today- medical club fundraising event.
• High school theater programs honored
• Tamaqua Area, union to discuss longer school day
• Commissioners name members of Schuylkill County's Marcellus Shale Task Force
• Survey reveals deep cuts expected in school districts
• Monster truck coming to Tamaqua
• Prison still overcrowded
• Hearing continued in Shenandoah robbery case
• Zoning board gives charter group permission to use school building
• City students do 'battle' in reading competition
• Police log, May 20
• Former Shenandoah cops found not guilty
• Births, May 20, 2011
• Former Shenandoah cops found not guilty
• Referral Bash!!
• Annual Kielbasi Festival growing in popularity
• Kathleen McHugh Meskunas tries her hand at "Referral Bash."
• Crowd aims to keep programs at Tamaqua
• Judge dismisses extortion charges against former Shenandoah officers
• Judge orders Kate Gosselin to pay for counseling services
• Pottsville Area relieves city of back taxes on buildings
• Tremont official complains about storm water in sewer
• Write-ins to be counted Friday
• Haven man arrested for drug possession
• Country Crafts closing, Deer Lake Inn to be sold
• House moving school tax referendum bill
• Police, May 19, 2011
• Mahanoy City man charged with assaulting, critically injuring man
• Referral Bash Fun!
• Former firefighter Hoy sentenced to 12 to 24 years for role in arsons
• Former firefighter sentenced to 12 to 24 years for role in Schuylkill County arsons
• Pic of the Day!!! Jim hard at work!!
• Mr. Bill!! Great Tie!!
• Extortion charges dismissed against former Shenandoah officers
• Referral BASH at 1230 behind the building- Take our your frustrations... should be fun...Give a referral- BASH the Junk Car.
• Spirit week is off and running!! Today is Prom Dress and Tuxedo day!! Shannon and Mary Lou look great!!
• DA Goodman wins Republican, Democratic nods for Schuylkill County judge
• Christy Joy wins Republican nod for Schuylkill County controller; Three-way race set for fall
• Staudenmeier, Halcovage WIN GOP nomination for Schuylkill County Commissioner
• Hess, Plachko look to keep Democratic majority in Schuylkill County commissioners' office
• Blue Mtn. voters bounce 3 incumbents
• 1 in 3 cast ballot in county
• Hale storms Frackville district justice race
• Stolen car leads to three arrests
• Bricks fall from facade of vacant row homes in Pottsville
• Police, May 18, 2011
• Hess, Staudenmeier lead commissioners' races in Schuylkill County
• Around the Region
• Valley View pharmacy robbed
• Tri-Valley Pharmacy reportedly robbed
• McCann welcomes guest speakers from Prison Health Services.
• Congratulations to the Phlebotomy class of '11 for their fundraising efforts for the American Red Cross!!
• Businessman takes stand in extortion trial of former Shenandoah officers
• Businessman takes stand in extortion trial
• Our winner Lynn and Janelle from our admissions department!! Spirit week is off and running!!!
• and the winner is... Lynn Brobst who is a Business Administration Major!! Congratulations to Lynn!!
• Staff in the 80's!!!
• 80's Day!!
• Teachers union opposes cost-cutting changes under consideration by Tamaqua Area school board
• Strip club debated in Washington Township
• Tow truck driver: Nestor took me to Raven Run to discuss FBI's interest
• Clouds, rain expected for today's Primary Election
• Correction, May 17, 2011
• Police, May 17, 2011
• Hegins man charged with assaulting wife
• Historical society, local students to preserve WWII history
• Local school districts react to homestead/farmstead exemption
• Fraternal Order of Police honors deceased members
• Road repairs on Routes 924 and 54 should begin by late summer
• House to move other chamber's bath salts bill
• District Court, May 17, 2011
• Marriages, May 17, 2011
• Susquehanna nation's most endangered river?
• Around the Region
• Spirit Week begins with our first round of winners. Congratulations to Mark Schriner, Sara Achenbach and Amanda Wolf for having "The Most Team Spirit", each received a $10.00 gift card!
• Testimony resumes in Shenandoah extortion trial
• Fire burns home in Minersville
• Veterans dedicate pavilion to late Senator Rhoades
• Businesses prepare for return of Pottsville Night Out
• With cake, helicopter tour, Minersville base celebrates Life Flight anniversary
• Girardville mayor warns children about dangers of stripping areas
• Police log, May 16, 2011
• Historical program features Baptismal traditions
• Deeds, May 16, 2011
• Births, May 16, 2011
• Determined crowds brave rain for Way Fair
• Pottsville Relay for Life finds success despite rain
• Around the Region
• Pa. Bills would require photo ID to vote, work, receive public benefits
• Primary Election voters face lots of choices Tuesday
• Former stock champion wins super stock in Pottsville's soap box derby
• Around the Region
• USA Today editor speaks at Penn State Schuylkill
• Fire society rededicates, opens renovated museum in Shenandoah
• Police on the lookout for alleged thief
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• Tourists relish coal, brew in city
• Police, May 15, 2011
• For the record, May 15
• Arraignments, May 15, 2011
• Volunteers kick off 18th Relay for Life in Pottsville
• Famous Labels is 3rd store to close at Schuylkill Mall in past month
• Police log, May 14
• Frackville man faces charges
• Criminal court, May 14
• Schuylkill County district attorney says police justified in shooting
• Schuylkill County DA Goodman: Police justified in shooting
• Testimony begins in extortion trial of former Shenandoah officers
• FBI agent: Bookie aided extortion investigation
• Jumbo message board to accent Union Station
• EPA directs six drillers to disclose waste plans
• Seventh-graders visit landfill, mine, Centralia
• Police, May 13, 2011
• Criminal Court, May 13, 2011
• Marriages, May 13, 2011
• Way Fair to fill city streets Sunday
• Minersville council adds borough manager position
• McAdoo bans sale of bath salts
• Judges uphold state prison term in drug case
• Ashland water shutoffs to start soon
• Potential jurors selected for extortion trial
• Sovereign Majestic Awards to honor young talent
• Team Spirit Day on Monday, May 16th!! Who is your favorite team to cheer for?!?!?
• Its a great day here at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA!! Thinking of doing something different today?!? Why don't you come down and walk through the front doors here and make a change in your life! You won't regret
• Extortion trial of ex-Shen cops begins today
• GOP's state budget alternative advances
• Deeds 2, May 12, 2011
• Ashland announces dates of borough cleanup
• County retirement fund passes $100 million mark
• "Pottsville Area" shirts to be stocked in local Wal-Mart, Kmart
• MTA reservoir upgrade gets $1.6 million in grant funds
• Grant allows workers to gain experience, GED
• Frackville to dedicate Freight station historical plaque
• Saint Clair Area school board approved company for construction project
• Commissioners meet in rush township
• Deeds, May 12, 2011
• Correction, May 12
• Police log, May 12
• Linglestown man killed in Route 183 crash
• Gosselin in court for alleged unpaid services
• sedco wins partnership award
• Schuylkill Chamber holds annual luncheon, presents awards
• Enjoying the end of a beautiful day!!
• The grill is no longer lonely!! Kathleen McHugh Meskunas is back at it!!!
• A lonely grill... Where is Kathleen McHugh Meskunas?!?!?!
• Enjoying the sunshine on this beautiful day!!
• Medical Club Cook-Out today!!
• Police charge four with theft of signs
• Judge: Sign theft "caused a lot of havoc"
• Medical Club cook out today
• Piekarsky alleges errors require reversal of conviction
• Fowl delivery: Trailer crashes, dumps load of 5,000 ducks
• Blue Mtn. rules out tax increase
• Senate approves salts ban bill
• Police say probe produces pot plant production, sales
• Ryan Township will wait for state legislation on bath salts ban
• Council clamps down on sewer project delinquents
• Mahanoy mayor recognizes officer for heroism
• Heather Gosch runs for blue mountain school board
• Barefield to turn former knitting mill into apartments, office space
• Hearing continued for alleged bank robber
• Deeds 2, May 11, 2011
• Police log, May 11
• Deeds, May 11
• District Court, May 11, 2011
• Exciting day for McCann, Pottsville Campus! Shannon Brennan was named Business Woman of the Year by the Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce and the campus received Honorable Mention for the Manufacturers and Employers Association Excellence Awards in the Exp
• Congratulations to Shannon Brennan!! She was named Schuylkill Chamber 2011 Business Women of the Year!! Congrats from everyone here at McCann School of Business and Technology!!
• Insurance coverage on former Ringtown school property to be clarified
• Pine Grove Shriners hold annual clinic
• City council moves forward on bath salts ordinance
• Pay It Forward Challenge open for voting
• DSI gets $60,000 exit grant for Main Street Program
• House debates spending restorations
• Firm seeks to operate adult entertainment business in Rock
• Movie scenes filmed in Pottsville
• Police, May 10, 2011
• Haven man sent to state prison for 3 thefts
• Deeds, May 10, 2011
• Correction 1, May 10, 2011
• Missouri man sent to prison for Pine Grove Twp. burglary
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• Open House Tuesday, featuring a Club Expo. Check out the school, meet students, learn more about the clubs.
• New Pizza Hut "on hold" because of sewer moratorium in Pottsville
• Pottsville zoning board to hear charter school case
• Moms, others use Shenandoah brunch to enjoy day together
• Cost-cutting continues as Tri-Valley assembles preliminary budget
• Ashland church bell returns to its congregation for dedication
• Mothers honored at Mothers Memorial, Ashland
• Impact fee proposal addresses zoning
• Economy causes developers of 'Crimson Court' to pause
• District Court, May 9, 2011
• Police, May 9, 2011
• Deeds, May 9, 2011
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• Williams Valley wrangles to reduce costs
• Police, May 8, 2011
• Mailboxes damaged in New Ringgold
• Hamburg swaps monthly strolls for one big arts fest
• Walk-In Art Center to host classes
• Incumbent Staudenmeier seeks third full term
• Around the Region
• Mahanoy City man to establish Purple Heart display
• Tamaqua businessman Padora proud of experience
• Pottsville businessman Halcovage touts county's quality
• 3 city lawyers honored for helping clients
• Former county administrator Dolzani seeks one term
• Rain can't stall benefit car show
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• 2 minors flown from New Ringgold ATV-SUV crash
• Police, May 7, 2011
• District Court, May 7, 2011
• House GOP to present budget plan
• Gas prices have local attractions gearing up for summer staycations
• Fundraiser to be held for babies, family
• West Laurel Street Home damaged in Tremont fire
• Around the Region
• Pottsville businessman Plachko says common sense is answer
• Two robbers to be sentenced in Murphy Jewelers case
• Tamaqua Mayor Morrison touts county's opportunities
• Tremont Council President Mack touts experience
• Schuylkill Haven Mayor Hess 'giving back'
• Mount Carbon Mayor Dunkel says it's time for fresh ideas
• Firefighter-arsonist allowed to serve prison time in county
• Marriage Licenses, May 7, 2011
• West Laurel Street Home damaged in Tremont fire
• cargo Airport fate will be decided by county zoning hearing board
• Diocese of Allentown drops appeals
• Coroner: Wolfe shot twice in chest
• Judge: Nestor's conviction admissible
• Mahanoy City Fire Company to Celebrate 125 years with parade and truck housing Saturday
• City residents complain about problems on Water Street
• County citizens pray for country
• New, veteran athletes compete in 37th Schuylkill County Special Olympics
• Report: Hundreds of gas wells drilled near schools, hospitals
• Criminal Court, May 6, 2011
• Haven man gets prison, house arrest, for DUI crash
• Police, May 6, 2011
• Deeds, May 6, 2011
• Correction, May 6, 2011
• Schuylkill Choral Society to perform songs from Broadway shows, films
• Enjoy diversions from the weather
• Envirothon winners announced
• Police arrest man wanted in 2010 bank robbery
• Officials combine 2 county positions
• Man stops in Pottsville on 600-mile walk against bullying
• DA seeks to stop possession, sale of bath salts
• Correction, May 5, 2011
• Police, May 5, 2011
• For the record, May 5
• Barletta, in new job, tackles illegal immigration again
• Deeds, May 5, 2011
• 3 corrections officers dismissed, 2 suspended after alleged beating at Schuylkill County Prison
• McCann Logo Clothing Sale Tomorrow in the Main Bld. Studetn Lounge- 1030am-130pm and 330pm-6pm. Cash ONLY!
• State police shoot and kill man in Wayne Township
• State police shoot, kill man while serving a search warrant in Wayne Township
• Most serious charge dropped in Haven suicide case
• Outcome of Shenandoah murder trial means Enoe could be retried
• Around the Region
• Saint Clair buys digital electric meter system
• Nestor, Gennarini trial pushed back 2 days
• Namesake honored at annual Delin scholarship awards
• Minersville couple charged with endangering children
• Area students learn about county careers at fair
• Deeds, May 4, 2011
• Births, May 4, 2011
• Judge declares mistrial in Shenandoah murder case
• Schuylkill County residents, lawmaker react to Osama bin Laden's death
• Longtime judge Charles Moran dies at 68
• Report: Gas drillers paid $1 billion in taxes
• Tax revenue creates $500 million surplus for Pa.
• Correction: Certification not granted
• Correction: Man misidentified
• Bureau to hire firm to develop 2012 visitors guide
• Steel placed at SV building site
• Pottsville Economic Summit set for June
• Trinity Academy students now published authors
• Police log, May 3, 2011
• After 18 hours of deliberations, still no verdict in Shenandoah murder trial
• Holden honored by manufacturers
• Tree Planting Ceremony Photo: Chris Norkus, Vicki Witmer, Bill Simons, Joe Agosti, Joe Orlowsky, Jacob Baron with his two sons (Sage and James), Lynn and Dotty Brobst and Shannon Brennan.
• Around the Region
• Ladies and Gentelmen... Education is something that we all could use. So why not come down to McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA to meet with one of our admissions representatives. You can call 570-622-7622 to set up an appointme
• Tell us: What's your reaction to bin Laden's death?
• City sets date of Union Station grand opening
• Excessive rain hinders planting season
• More than 100 cruisers roll into Bubeck Park
• National cancer prevention study looking for local volunteers
• Hawk Mountain's 'Vulture Migration Race' underway
• Schuylkill County schools bristle at notion of vouchers
• Concert by new chorus benefits ailing girl
• New trail open at Sweet Arrow Lake
• Police log, May 2, 2011
• Around the Region
• Mount Carmel man's polish drew Pope John Paul II's attention
• Motorcycles rev up for MDA in Orwigsburg
• Enoe deliberations break early Saturday, to resume Monday
• District Court, May 1, 2011
• Police, May 1, 2011
• Troopers seek scaffolding thieves in Wayne Twp. incident
• Around the Region
• Market Manager Petchulis says communication is key
• Caterer, accountant Joy seeks to cut waste
• Bank manager Hollen touts experience, communication skills
• Fire at Westwood cogeneration plant ruled accidental
• Rare cancer cases are 'under-reported'
• Mahanoy Area board gets update on technology status
• Arraignments, May 1, 2011
• Joy bio box
• Hollen bio box
• Deeds, May 1
• Petchulis bio box
• Tree planting ceremony today at 10 am in honor of Jacquie Agosti as well as the dedication of the new McCann memory garden. Southen end of the property- all are welcome.
• Judge won't decide on commissioners' case against Kantner
• Police, April 30, 2011
• Criminal Court, April 30, 2011
• Around the Region
• Minersville students take stand against racism
• Crowd blasts Hazleton board on cuts, magnet school plan
• St. Joseph school remembers supporter with tree
• Births, April 30, 2011
• Deeds, April 30, 2011
• Authorities say death not suspicious
• Shenandoah man's body found; no foul play suspected
• Enoe case goes to the jury
• Deliberations continued to Monday in murder trial
• NASA delays space shuttle Endeavour's last launch
• Mr. Alan Sussna's visit to McCann-Pottsville Campus!!!
• Deeds, April 29
• Tamaqua Area school board president to head Pa. Board of Education
• State police, coroner investigate along Darkwater Road
• Proposed pay freeze could save programs at Blue Mountain
• Retailers asked to stop selling bath salts
• Judges uphold refusal to OK criminal complaint
• National Children's Study Holds Kick Off event
• Judges uphold state prison sentence
• New chorus to perform Sunday in Ringtown
• Police log, April 29, 2011
• District Court, April 29, 2011
• Correction, April 29, 2011
• Births, April 29, 2011
• Council for the arts to host jazz concert
• Tamaqua man to chair state education board
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• Pathologist: Gunshot was contact wound
• Defendant takes stand, denies killing Shenandoah man in his home
• Meth lab found in Tremont
• Schuylkill county celebrates Arbor Day
• Shen board approves temporary budget
• Minersville superintendent urges parents to educate themselves on proposed tuition-voucher bill
• County Commissioners award scholar athlete trophy
• County municipal authority to revisit tax issue
• Correction, April 28, 2011
• Police log, April 28, 2011
• Superior Court panel refuses to allow man another appeal
• Criminal court, April 28
• For the record
• Schuylkill County under tornado watch until 10 p.m.
• Attention Students... we have a basketball net in room 120 that you may use... We can move it outside.. bring your ball...bring your game...
• Witness: Murder not part of the plan
• Shot not part of 'plan'
• Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• Storm leaves road closed, power outages
• Prices of gold, silver jump to record highs
• Nephew testifies in Shenandoah murder trial
• County ends 2010 with surplus
• Police log, April 27
• Police log, April 27, 2011
• State police on lookout for unsafe tractor-trailers
• Abandoned building torn down in Gilberton
• State police report fewer fatal crashes statewide over Easter weekend
• Tamaqua councilman resigns; Union Street property cited for bedbugs
• Nestor seeks continuance of 2nd trial
• Frackville council suspends, demotes police officer
• Handle with care: St. Nicholas students learn flag's history
• Schuylkill County unemployment rate drops to 8.7 percent
• Judge dismisses 2 jurors in murder case
• Woman testifies about night fiance was killed in Shenandoah
• Corbett signs first bill, repealing home sprinkler mandate
• Police officer tackles Mahanoy City man after ATV chase through Shamokin
• Deeds, April 26, 2011
• Criminal court, April 26, 2011
• Police, April 26, 2011
• Minersville Area High School to participate in Stand Against Racism March
• Longtime criminal gets state prison time
• homes for fresh air kids needed
• Tree Planting Ceremony 4/30/11 at 10am- in honor of Jacqueline Agosti. Join us.
• Our next term is starting in May so you don't have that much time to save your seat. Stop by McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA and see where your future can go! It's time to make a change!! -Christopher Norkus, Admissi
• Criminal Court, April 25, 2011
• District Court 2, April 25, 2011
• Wesleyan church holds first Easter service at Sweek Arrow Lake
• House GOP brags about bills passed
• Enoe death-penalty homicide trial starts today
• District Court, April 25, 2011
• Williams Valley school board selects new superintendent
• Flooding concerns Lykens residents
• Suicide taskforce to show students' video on May 3
• New Philadelphia man grateful for heart transplant
• Diesel thieves still at large
• Hollywood pianist to perform at Penn State Schuylkill's free jazz concert
• Around the Region
• Tick-borne illnesses tricky to diagnose
• Hegins-Valley View Rotary Club Involved in Cultural Exchange
• Furloughs part of UDA balancing act
• Clarification, April 24, 2011
• Around the Region
• Hawk Mountain hosts 'raptor' egg hunt
• Ukrainian fasting comes to an end with blessing of foods
• FAMA will investigate stormwater in sewer system
• District Court
• Deeds, April 24
• Criminal court, April 24
• Police log, April 24
• District Court 2, April 24, 2011
• Schuylkill United Way announces goal, chairmen
• Around the Region
• Local schools earn green in environmental challenge
• Kids toss, balance, nudge eggs at Gordon 'Rollin' on the River' event
• Area authorities seek to stem prescription drug abuse through collection
• McAdoo will look into fixing sewer problem
• 'Living Stations' takes Christ's passion to the streets
• Penn State students celebrate biodiesel, recycling, free pizza at ECO-FAIR
• Gordon's 'Trek' held for 33rd year
• Senate to debut impact fee proposal
• Police log, April 23
• Criminal court, April 23
• For the record, April 23
• Sen. Casey meets with local officials to discuss federal aid to law enforcement
• Sentencings of former Shenandoah officers rescheduled
• Police log, April 22, 2011
• Deeds, April 22, 2011
• After gas well leak in northern Pa., company suspends some operations
• For the record, April 22
• Pottsville Zoning board rejects variance request to turn former fire company into office building
• Shenandoah council talks repairs to Centre, Main streets
• Union members protest lawyer's visit
• City, STA negotiate Union Station lease agreement
• Mahanoy Twp. appoints accounting firm, disbands board of auditors
• Boscov names nephew key executive
• 6th annual music, camping festival set for April 29
• @Lori Kane, Community Relations Specialist for McCann offers free workshops to HS Seniors about picking a career or building a resume.
• Its a great day here at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA!!! The sun is shining and the students are learning! Do you want that to be you?!?! Stop in and call us at 570-622-7622!! - Christopher Norkus, Admissions Representative
• Pottsville police file charges against Schuylkill County prison guards
• Former firefighters sentenced for setting fires in southern Schuylkill County
• Natural gas well blows out, releasing fluids in Bradford County
• 'Living Stations' to take to the Mahanoy streets this year
• Deeds, April 21, 2011
• Storm water issues topic at Butler meeting
• Camera system OK'd for county prison
• Residents urge city to fix aging stone wall
• Minersville man sent to state prison for robbing grocery store
• School boards representative speaks out against tuition vouchers
• Police, April 21, 2011
• 3 admit trafficking in drugs in county
• Tamaqua man indicted for Oxycontin trafficking
• Minersville man sentenced for theft at Red & White Market
• Criminal Court, April 21, 2011
• Births, April 21, 2011
• Charges filed against 3 guards for inmate abuse
• Jodi, The graduation picture was not yet in the Republican. It is usually in the Sunday edition.
• "The man of wisdom is never of two minds; the man of benevolence never worries; the man of courage is never afraid." -Confucius
• LPNs question Schuylkill Health officials about pending layoffs
• Jury chosen to hear Shenandoah murder case
• Police, April 20, 2011
• Homeless camp removed for safety reasons
• District Court, April 20, 2011
• Trinity students get into the Easter spirit
• Proposal would let voters scrap property tax system
• County lawyers back Conville
• PCC making upgrades at Schuylkill parks
• Thanks to students Colleen Soto, Karla Scheib, Lynn Brobst and Patricia Brobst along with staff members Joel Whitehouse and Lori Kane for participating in the Schuylkill United Way Day of Caring at Schuylkill Women in Crisis on Friday. Your help is chan
• Firefighters respond to fire call in Saint Clair
• Saint Clair home damaged by fire
• Man dies in tractor-trailer crash
• Maine driver killed in tractor-trailer crash near Hegins
• Daughter says pastor injured in moped crash still critical but doing better
• Jury selection begins in murder trial of Reading man accused of killing Shenandoah man
• Mahanoy Area faculty, staff offered early retirement
• Deeds, April 19, 2011
• Tree reclamation project continues for third year
• Pottsville to cite 97 for failure to comply with stormwater/sewer project
• Caputo sets rules for ex-officers' extortion trial
• Make-A-Wish wins over Karen's Heroes
• Higher Education fair to be held at Schuylkill Mall
• For the record, April 19
• Police log, April 19, 2011
• District court, April 19, 2011
• Congratulations to Ruthann Kulikosky, who recently passed her certification examinatin to become a CERTIFIED MEDICAL ASSISTANT. Great job Ruthann!
• Police capture suspects in Orwigsburg bank robbery
• 3 men arrested after Orwigsburg bank robbery, high-speed chase
• Interested in a new career? Wait no longer! Here at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA we have something for you! Medical, Business, Computers, Accounting, Criminal Justice and Massage are just some of what we have to offer! Make
• Williamstown Development Organization redoes sports complex
• painting of current courthouse to join others; prints for sale
• Egg hunt and bonnet contest held despite rain day before
• Palm Sunday breakfast helps people of Japan
• District court, April 18. 2011
• Police log, April 18, 2011
• Deeds, April 18, 2011
• Critically injured moped driver is pastor of Schuylkill Haven church
• LCB cuts service at unprofitable liquor stores
• Around the Region
• Transition in Afghanistan: Not just a colorchange
• Local courts to implement new payment system; each office to shut for 1 week
• Haven man critical after wrecking moped
• Police, April 17, 2011
• Deeds, April 17, 2011
• Police: Gordon man still missing
• District Court, April 17, 2011
• Summer in Africa: Tri-Valley teacher selected for program
• Around the Region
• Association looking for ways to fund Tri-Valley fair
• Shields says he brings integrity, experience
• Marchalk says law could use common sense
• Hampton says many factors prepared him
• Goodman: His work as DA merits bench
• Conville touts time he spent in courtroom
• Kids, parents come together at Healthy Kids Day
• Shields says he brings integrity, experience
• Marchalk says law could use common sense
• Hampton says many factors prepared him
• Goodman: My work as DA merits bench
• Flood warning, tornado watch issued for Schuylkill County
• Correction: Information incorrect
• Slots-funded tax relief averaging $200
• Deeds, April 16, 2011
• Prison investigation continues
• Gun scare at Tamaqua grocery store
• Around the Region
• Advocates ask legislators for help in fight to protect seniors
• Mahanoy students have night filled with safe fun
• Ashland Extravaganza postponed
• YMCA to teach importance of play at event
• Volunteers trim trees, paint for 'Day of Caring'
• Blind, autistic man shows Shenandoah students musical skill
• Blind, autistic man shows Shen students musical skill
• Police log, April 16
• Criminal court, April 16
• Arraignments, April 16
• Democratic budget plan includes severance TAX
• Congratulations to Keith Reeser who completed and passed the Microsoft Office Specialist certification in Excel 2007.
• Police: City man was drunk when he shot at cops
• Pottsville man charged with shooting at police headed to court
• Bring your kids out tomorrow for the ECE easter egg hunt from 10-2 in the student lounge!
• Program to help low-income taxpayers ends today in city
• Officials discuss road upgrades in Shenandoah
• Tremont Township adopts a timber ordinance
• Criminal court, April 15
• Pickup hits moving train in Hazle Township
• Wall collapses in city; officials close stairs to Greenwood Hill
• Teacher, coach to run for school board
• Ashland to test sewage plant upgrades
• Lab-on-wheels lets North Schuylkill students learn about agriculture up close
• Deeds, April 15
• Police, April 15, 2011
• Births, April 15, 2011
• Congratulations to Derek Bade who passed part two of the A+ Certification and he is now A+ certified.
• Congratulations Tara Bohler, who passed her Medical Assisting Certification!
• Area communities celebrate Easter with egg hunts
• Chief county probation officer speaks about jailing alternatives
• Civil War First Defenders to be honored with song, stage production
• City police probe of prison nears end
• Kline Township supervisors approve police officers' raises
• Preliminary hearing for Pottsville shooter set for Friday
• Criminal Court, April 14, 2011
• Police, April 14, 2011
• Judge denies change to Fuel On station's value
• Pottsville Area to advertise to buy five buses
• Police departments gain forfeited money
• County sees more savings than anticipated with energy upgrade
• Deeds, April 14, 2011
• Senate confirms Pennsylvania's police commissioner
• First day of Class!!! YAY!!! The halls are roaring and the minds are being molded!! What a great day!!!
• Minersville police chief seeks to ban sale of bath salts
• Without federal funding, local demolition and sidewalk repair projects will be cut
• Mahanoy City residents share concern about blighted properties
• Critics say chemical registry doesn't do enough
• Deeds, April 13
• Police, April 13, 2011
• Cressona man headed to court owning guns
• Deeds 2, April 13, 2011
• Orwigsburg woman wins $425K verdict
• Hearing postponed for alleged suicide helper
• Ringtown to adopt animal waste ordinance
• Port Carbon, like Pottsville, aims to tackle storm water separation project
• Hazleton official proposes anti-drug program
• People dine out to fight aids
• Mahanoy Township Authority issues boil advisory
• 5-year-old reportedly falls from third-floor window
• Pottsville police investigate alleged prison beating
• Fire in Pottsville is 3rd at same home in less than a year
• Pottsville's police chief declares war on 'bath salts'
• District court, April 12
• Police, April 12, 2011
• Rt. 61 crash civil trial starts
• Deeds, April 12, 2011
• City to start filing citations for storm water/sewer separation
• Girl Scout troop hosts Hats for Hope
• Green Challenge judging begins today
• PennDOT won't replace bridge until city secures its 5% match
• Grad prep tomorrow for the new Spring 2011Term!
• Around the Region
• Congratulation to all Graduates!! Graduation is tonight at 6:00pm!! Way to go!!
• Knights of Lithuania hold regional meeting in Frackville
• Police: Be aware of latest scams in the valley
• Items stolen from vehicles
• Schuylkill follows statewide trend in boosting court collections
• people out and about on warmer, drier Sunday
• Ugandan children's choir to perform in Pottsville
• GOP lawmakers pivot on Corbett budget
• Police, April 11, 2011
• Deeds, April 11, 2011
• Around the Region
• Upper Dauphin Area cuts administrators, aides
• Criminal Court, April 10, 2011
• Bench to honor crime victims
• Around the Region
• Senior alliance to talk issues with legislators
• Scouts search for scrap metal
• Cameras to increase security, reduce vandalism at Shenandoah park
• Pottsville celebration draws art-lovers
• Deeds, April 10
• Police, April 10, 2011
• Deeds, April 9
• 'America's Irish Tenor' performs for hundreds in Pottsville
• Woman admits role in racially motivated Shenandoah bar fight
• Federal report shows Dominican gangs centralizing drug operations in Hazleton
• State organization rejects historical marker for Ashland Boys Association
• Police, April 9, 2011
• Divorces, April 9, 2011
• Births, April 9, 2011
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill municipal resource guide now on CD
• City deadline for storm water separation approaches
• North Schuylkill Elementary students give Steinert SPCA boost with funds, video
• Scranton man stops in Pottsville in quest to raise funds, awareness for brain tumors
• 3 women headed to court on prostituion charges
• 3 women headed to court on prostitution charges
• LPNs question union about hospital plan to phase them out
• Local congressmen: Don't pay us during shutdown
• Argall proposes shrinking state Legislature
• Tamaqua aims to build park
• East Union Township debates weight limit for road, bridge
• Police, April 8, 2011
• Quilters Guild stages annual mall show
• Police: Supervisory visit led to meth lab charges
• Tamaqua church to host presentation of 'His Last Days'
• Staff and Faculty may have free jeans day today as we recap finals and get the bookstore ready!
• 4 arrested in Coaldale for possessing items used to cook meth
• Nurses' union "not OK" with plan to phase out LPNs
• Flywheel plant planned for Humboldt; company would help conserve energy
• South Manheim adopts small windmill ordinance
• Grant to help Haven develop river heritage action plan
• Suspect in Shenandoah Rite Aid robbery surrenders
• Allentown Diocese appeal settled; former churches to be added to tax rolls
• City lawyer headed for court on theft-related charges
• Police, April 7, 2011
• Walsh sentenced to 55 months for role in Ramirez case
• Walsh sentenced for role in Shenandoah fatal beating
• Walsh sentenced to 55 months for role in Ramirez case
• Fire breaks out in Deer Lake home, no injuries
• Fire damages Deer Lake home; no one injured
• Congrats to the Members of McCann Wellness Challenge, who lost a combined total of 138 pounds, walked more steps, exercised more, and ate healthier. Great Job Everyone!
• Schuylkill County's jobless rate drops to 9.1 percent
• Schuylkill Medical Center-South Jackson Street to phase out LPNs
• Correction, April 6, 2011
• Correction, April 5, 2010
• PennDOT marks Work Zone Awareness Week
• 2 Tamaqua robbery, assault suspects headed to trial
• Around the Region
• County retirement fund swells to $98.5M
• Transplant recipient to speak to General Assembly
• Saint Clair mayor keeps eye on police overtime
• Jury awards New Philly man $375K in Rt. 61 crash case
• Open House today here at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA!! Stop by and check us out!!
• 2 hospitalized as flames destroy 2 homes and damage several others early Tuesday in Mahanoy City
• 3 injured in Mahanoy City fire that destroys 2 homes
• Accident trial starts in county court
• Shenandoah Valley board clarifies terms of delinquent tax collection
• DSI teams with county loan program to stimulate business
• American Cancer Society presentation kicks off annual week honoring late teacher
• Bishop Barres blesses church bells, ramp at Schuylkill County churches
• Police, April 5, 2011
• Man who led November chase sentenced
• Man who lead November chase sentenced
• Man taken to hospital after Pottsville crash
• House approves salts ban bill
• Replacement of JFK Pool filter begins
• IU 29, teachers approve three-year contract
• House GOP charting budget changes
• FINAL FINALS FINALS... GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!
• Around the Region
• Book Store Hours: April 11th - 9:00am - 5:30pm April 12th - 9:00am - 5:30pm April 13th - 7:45am - 6:00pm April 14th - 9:00am - 5:30pm April 15th - CLOSED April 18th - Day As Needed, 4:00pm - 5:30pm April 19th - Day as Needed, 4:00pm - 5:30pm
• Washington Township mulls office building plans
• Authorities collect more than $22,000 on warrant day
• Annual miniature train display schedule on track
• Dining out on April 12 benefits Schuylkill Wellness Services
• Criminal Court, April 4
• State Superior Court panel to convene in Freeland school
• Anti-bullying rally set for May 6 in dauphin county
• County court to set bail for alleged Pottsville shooter
• World War II veterans reunited with Iwo Jima plane
• Bill eyes campus gas lease royalties
• Police, April 4, 2011
• Pottsville motoryclist dies in Gordon Nagle crash
• Gordon Nagle crash fatal for Pottsville motorcyclist
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill among least healthy counties
• Fire victim shows off renovated home
• Walk A Mile In Her Shoes comes to Schuylkill County for SARCC
• Police, April 3, 2011
• First day of trout season draws anglers to local waters
• Around the Region
• County campus 'doing well' in face of looming spending cuts
• VOLUNTEERS CLEAN UP BARTRAM TRAIL
• Copper stolen from two townships
• Deeds, April 3, 2011
• Local group fights autism with wrestling
• Man fires rifle at city officers
• Man fires rifle at officers
• Around the Region
• 2 accused of stealing recyclables from Boy Scout troop, Auburn police chief
• 2 blighted homes come down in Port Carbon
• Shutoff of some Ashland municipal delinquents planned
• Magisterial district officially eliminated
• Local students urge peers to avoid tobacco
• Ringtown Father, son charged with lying to police
• District Court, April 2, 2011
• Parents, students saddened, not stunned at Catholic schools' merger
• Police log, April 2
• Arraignments, April 2
• Court dismisses rape charge against man who lived under alias in Shenandoah
• Absconder off the hook; rape charge dropped against 40-year fugitive
• Jumbled joke
• Pottsville dentist retires after 46 years
• County prison health care contract will be renegotiated after prerelease center falls through
• State OKs plan for charter school within Hazleton Area School District
• District court, April 1
• Prerelease center proposed for Schuylkill County nixed
• St. Stephen, All Saints schools will merge
• 3-year-old with local ties raises money for survivors of Japan disasters
• Police identify body found in Ryan Township as Iowa man
• Deeds, April 1
• Correction: Name incorrect
• Deeds 2, April 1, 2011
• Police, April 1, 2011
• Marriage licenses, April 1, 2011
• Pan.a.ce.a frontman goes solo
• Police arrest two, seek a third, in Ashland pharmacy robbery
• County prison board cancels plans to build prerelease center
• Ronan Tynan to perform in Pottsville on April 8
• Winter storm watch tonight through Friday
• Free help with benefits Is available to veterans
• City man sent to state prison for possessing cocaine, heroin
• $3,500 grant will change gym classes in Mahanoy Area Middle School
• Motorcycle theft case dropped after police, victim miss court date
• Police log, March 31, 2011
• Deeds, March 31, 2011
• Transportation authority nears control of STS
• Lawyer: Donchak wrongly convicted
• Blue Mountain considers cutting kindergarten
• Correction: Man misidentified
• Fire hits mobile home in Ryan Township
• City seeks tax forgiveness on 3 Union Station properties
• Construction resumes on I-81
• City man charged with striking police cruisers headed to court
• Tower City man sent to state prison
• Haven man headed to court on child sex charges
• Criminal Court 2, March 30, 2011
• Police, March 30, 2011
• District Court, March 30, 2011
• Deeds, March 30, 2011
• Girardville Boy Raises $850 for Fire Victims
• Schuylkill County GOP opts for open primary
• Judge offers cautionary remarks about online privacy - or lack thereof
• Criminal Court, March 20, 2011
• Births, March 30, 2011
• Spring schedules are now available on www.mcsbt.com- schedule changes this week!
• Job and career fair tomorrow from 10:00am - 6:00pm at the Fairlane Village Mall!
• Corbett defends education cuts, stance against taxing gas drilling
• Tamaqua-area cancer cases to be part of Senate hearing on disease clusters
• New Ringgold Fire under investigation
• City man sent to state prison for role in pizzeria burglary
• Former Mount Carmel coach gets jail time
• Minersville school board and teachers ratify 3-year contract
• Diabetes prevalence earns Pennsylvania a spot in 'diabetes belt'
• Fire extinguished quickly at Saint Clair business
• Pedestrian struck in Tamaqua
• Shenandoah war hero inspires student athletes
• Teen's Eagle Scout project focuses on saving lives in Wiconisco area
• Police log, March 28, 2011
• Pottsville still dealing with problem areas
• School choice hearing Thursday at Marywood
• Students display works in annual High school art show
• Contracts confuse at county tax collection meeting
• Penn State Schuylkill performs The Wiz
• Lacey the dog encourages students to read at Hegins-Hubley
• Schulkill Historical Fire Society names member of year
• Fundraiser set for Mahanoy Township Supervisor
• Around the Region
• Lawmakers expanding controlled substance list
• Doctors, police say bath salt incidents on rise
• Row officers do many tasks for constituents
• New search feature increase effectiveness of Megan's Law website
• Police search for information on man who assaulted police and twice fled authorities
• Deeds, Continued, March 27, 2011
• Around the Region
• r-phillies mascot entertains at schuylkill mall
• Bands unite for Les Brown weekend
• Pottsville plans to 'Kick-Off' summer with rock concert
• Four current Blue Mountain School Board members seek re-election
• Police, March 27, 2011
• Marriages, March 27, 2011
• Deeds, March 27, 2011
• Police, March 26, 2011
• Wrestlers will raise money for autism foundation
• Around the Region
• Officials, business owners agree KOZs working in Schuylkill County
• Landlord wants to turn firehouse into office building
• Former supervisor seeks return to East Brunswick board
• State grant lets Pottsville continue reclamation project
• Shale commission touts economic benefits of natural gas; some call for more regulation
• Top student musicians gather at North Schuylkill for regional band performance
• Criminal Court, March 26, 2011
• Deeds, March 26, 2011
• State grant lets Pottsville continue reclamation project
• Top student musicians gather at North Schuylkill for regional band performance
• Don't forget the Graduation Lunch at 12pm and 430pm on Monday!
• Congratulations to Damian Karkanica who passed his Security + Certification!
• Shenandoah Valley board questioned on education cuts in state budget
• Blue Mountain school properties to be tobacco-free zones
• Leader of gambling ring sentenced to federal prison
• Pottsville soap box derby seeking entries
• County to be refunded for drug costs
• Deeds, March 25, 2011
• Around the Region
• Animal abuser must face 2nd set of charges
• Mahanoy Area adopts dress code
• Gilberton reduces council seats by two
• Former Pitman resident dealing with Japan's devastation
• Bath salts use leads to stand-off
• Correction: Phone number incorrect
• Police log, March 25
• District Court, March 25
• Digital movie debuts today at Schuylkill Mall
• Yoga Class tomorrow at 12pm in room 120- students, staff and faculty welcome
• Strawberry Playhouse takes on Hellman's 'The Children's Hour'
• Shen woman faints in courtroom
• North Schuylkill looks at budget as state cuts loom
• Shen Heights man admits assaulting prison guard
• Block Of Art set for April 8-10 in Pottsville
• County prison on a mission to Quickly burn at least 35 tons of coal
• Corbett opens shale fee window a crack
• Schuylkill County commissioners open prerelease bids but confusion remains
• Minersville man sent to state prison for stabbing
• Taylor visited Knoebels in 1988
• Police, March 24, 2011
• Marriage Licenses, March 24, 2011
• It may be raining and cold out, but that is no excuse to stay inside all day!! Stop by McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA to save your seat for our April 13 start!!
• Screen legend Elizabeth Taylor dead at 79
• Bids for prerelease center to be opened today
• Nursing home owner pleads not guilty to stealing from former resident
• Schuylkill County Visitors Bureau moves into Union Station
• Penn State Schuylkill chancellor Hillkirk headed to Berks campus
• Police learn more about meth labs, evidence, prosecutions
• One-container program to make recycling easier in Schuylkill Haven
• 16 people cited during Girardville's St. Patrick's parade
• Divorce filings, March 23, 2011
• Deeds, March 23, 2011
• Schuylkill Medical Center offers outpatient varicose vein treatment
• Police, March 23, 2011
• Sad to hear Joe Platsko, Photographer from the Tamaqua Times News, passed away! Joe was a longtime friend of McCann and huge supporter of both Carbon and Schuylkill Counties. Our thoughts are with his family!
• Winter storm watch through Thursday morning
• Looking for a new start?! Tired of doing the same thing day in and day out?! ... Well we have something for you!! Stop by McCann today to check out our new programs Medical Laboratory Technology and Network Administration and Security!! Or call us today
• Shenandoah council adopts rental property ordinance
• Meeting over Cressona utility pole issue set
• Schuylkill Haven considers closing Naffin Avenue playground
• Congressman and USDA present funding to PADCO, Mahanoy Township
• Lucky Duck Derby held for 6th time in Girardville
• ACLU suing school disticts, including Panther Valley, over drug-testing policies
• Local legislators: Holden's seat likely safe during redistricting
• Deputy coroner: Body found in Ryan Township not that of missing Gordon man
• Police, March 22, 2011
• Minersville isn't first to consider policy
• Shenandoah cause: Careless smoking
• Around the Region
• Deputy coroner: Body found Saturday not missing Gordon man
• Shenandoah fire victims identified, investigation continues
• Corbett budget seeks to shift tobacco money
• Body found in Ryan Township still not identified
• County Bicentennial Committee to seek funds from Karen's Heroes
• Teachers retire, German students excel in Tri-Valley
• Trinity Center for Children Goes Natural
• Lake Wynonah's leap raises money for boy battling leukemia
• Minersville borough considers policy to boot criminals from rental properties
• Police log, March 21, 2011
• Deeds, March 21, 2011
• Flames destroy 1 home, damage 3 others in Shenandoah
• Police arrest 5 in meth lab bust
• Around the Region
• Police arrest 5 in meth lab bust
• Syrup takes spotlight at Sweet Arrow Lake breakfast
• Around the Region
• Annual Daffodil Days campaign ends today
• PSU students to work on Schuylkill River Trail
• Tamaqua borough council says maintenance firm unresponsive
• Deeds, March 20
• Police, March 20, 2011
• Police search for information in Giant theft
• Criminal Court, March 20, 2011
• Funding losses may mean cutting full-day kindergarten
• 20,000 revelers fill streets of Girardville for St. Patrick's Day parade
• Body found near Schuylkill Mall
• Arraignments, March 20
• Girardville Parade
• U.S. military attacks Libya air defenses
• Police seize cache of weapons after Pottsville man barricades himself in home
• Lawyer Urban to run for Frackville-area magistrate post
• Around the Region
• Pottsville library discovers century-old postcards
• Churches, fire halls host annual Lenten dinners
• Minersville police arrest Minersville man in theft of swords
• Police, March 19, 2011
• Criminal court, March 19, 2011
• Correction: Information incorrect
• Deeds, March 19, 2011
• Police find missing man's vehicle near Schuylkill Mall
• Internet use a mixed blessing for the workplace, local experts say
• Geyser in Butler Township shoots mine water 12 feet into air
• Butler Township Police search for missing Gordon man
• Libya declares cease-fire after UN vote
• Social Media posts are protected, in most cases, as an exercise in free speech. However, we must all remember we live in a global environment where a negative post done out of frustration can negatively impact future employment. Post carefully!
• Commissioners will form task force to study natural gas drilling
• Court upholds Blue Mountain School District's tax appeals
• Correction: Man misidentified
• Churches to collect money for victims in Japan
• Mahanoy Township considers Marcellus Shale ordinance
• IU 29 gives five special education teachers option for contract changes
• State cuts in education budget have Haven school board seeking energy options
• Arabic Catholic Church to open in Pottsville
• Artist co-op reopens with more space at same place
• Area benefits planned to raise funds, awareness for 2 causes
• 8th annual St. Patrick's Day parade in Girardville to celebrate family
• Happy Saint Patrick's Day....
• Penn State student arrested for drugs
• Police, March 17, 2011
• Haven woman acquitted of assault, other charges
• Gordon asks court to wipe out taxes on 3 properties
• Criminal Court, March 17, 2011
• Poll shows Pennsylvanian's support drilling tax, more for cash for education
• Professor: Juror allegation won't give Nestor new trial
• Rush Twp. seeks grant to improve pedestrian safety
• IU, union reach tentative agreement
• 'Good students' address perceived divide in Haven
• County water rates on rise for first time in 18 years
• Tractor trailers collide
• Rig collision rips hole in truck trailer
• Joe Ackell is representing McCann at the Chamber Mixer tomorrow night at the Greystone!
• Happy St. Patty Days Everyone!!!
• McAdoo native creates portable Purple Heart monument
• Port Carbon advertises resolution to sewer ordinance
• 'Born for This' returns to its roots
• Commissioners will kick off St. Patrick's Day weekend with Thursday meeting in Girardville
• Ringtown's Apple Street project should begin this week
• Pine Grove boy lauded for saving friend in canal
• Japan's nuclear crisis spurs memories of Three Mile Island
• Juror states former Shenandoah chief was wrongly convicted
• Investigation continues into crash that killed teen
• Safety redundancies built into U.S. nuclear plants
• Deeds, March 16
• Ryan Township prepares for roadwork
• Butler Township seeks info on natural gas drilling
• Police, March 16, 2011
• Divorces, March 16, 2011
• Be sure to check out the McCann Car at the Girardville Irish Parade this weekend!
• Lebanon County driver convicted of 5 offenses
• City uncertain of extent of damage to Water Street
• County's jobless rate falls again
• Pine Grove men will counter any protest at funeral of Mennonite fire victims
• City to replace filtration system at JFK Pool
• Mahanoy City man jailed on drug charges
• Legislators challenged on Corbett's education cuts
• Pottsville man to march in NYC St. Patrick's Parade
• Charges against 2 held for court in West Hazleton shooting case
• Police log, March 15, 2011
• Exciting News- McCann Pottsville has just been approved to begin enrolling students in 2 new programs for the April Term: Medical Lab Technician Degree & Network Administration & Security Degree. Call 622-7622 for more info!
• Pic of the Day!! A blood donation can help more people that you know!! Thanks Amelia Demcher for letting me post this picture of her!! So who else wants to help?!?!
• Around the Region
• Our thoughts are with the families in Japan who are suffering.
• Police release name of teen killed in accident
• Welsh Songfest draws crowd
• Funds for firefighters slashed
• City, county, school officials ready drug drop-off
• North Schuylkill debate team qualifies for state finals
• Deeds, March 14, 2011
• Solar panels can mean big savings on energy bills
• Training heavy for magisterial district judges
• SCART to develop animal shelter contingency plan
• Police log, March 14, 2011
• Deeds, March 14, 2011
• Around the Region
• Pine Grove teen dies in one-vehicle crash
• Train traffic to increase with demand at Yuengling
• Budget cuts stir statewide debate
• Sunny weather brings out the green
• Corbett's spending plan endangers farm research
• Police seek info on 2 Shen robberies
• McAdoo to receive $5K in seized funds
• New car wash opens at old location on Route 61
• House nixes sprinkler mandate; legislators declare vote a victory for personal liberty
• Around the Region
• Borough council considers Life Trail in Deer Lake
• Holden getting more conservative, voting record shows
• Greenwood Hill Fire Company has interested buyer
• Mahanoy City continues state of emergency
• Police, March 13, 2011
• Five men tried to save trapped senior from flood waters
• Gilberton awaits decision on reducing borough council size
• Cleanup begins
• Deeds, March 12, 2011
• Girardville councilman looks to address snow removal ahead of next winter
• Student artwork on display at Schuylkill Haven Area
• Around the Region
• Tamaqua lawyer Marchalk announces candidacy for judge
• Ammonia leak prompts evacuation in Hazleton
• Ferrier to seek another 6-year term as magisterial district judge
• Judge denies injunction to stop Centralia eminent domain
• The Ugliest Prom-Wear Contest is gaining momentum.. we are looking at the third seek of April. prizes will be awarded for ugliest dress, ugliest tux as well as prettiest.
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Gilberton, Mahanoy City in state of emergency from flooding
• Gilberton, Mahanoy City in states of emergency from flooding
• Shale panel lacks NEPA member
• Flooding appears to claim life of motorist
• Allentown Diocese will appeal Vatican rulings on area churches
• Shenandoah disputes Census, Pottsville pushes consolidation
• Deeds, March 11, 2011
• Homemaker seeks seat on Blue Mountain school board
• PADCO hunts Pottsville ghost stories
• Students sent home with food for weekends
• Father, son acquitted of assault in Shenandoah
• Eureka Park will get makeover by state conservation corps
• Police, March 11, 2011
• Wisconsin lawmakers cut public worker bargaining rights
• Pottsville hoping for good weather for annual St. Patrick's Day parade
• Man wanted in shooting death arraigned
• St. Paul's Church to host Silver, Wood and Ivory as part of concert series
• Graduate tells us about getting hired!
• New Schuylkill Special Olympics manager seeks athletes, volunteers
• Tamaqua mayor seeks commissioners seat
• City man convicted of inappropriate touching
• County veterans' affairs office needs volunteers
• Saint Clair school board to reveal cost of building project in April
• Frackville considers regionalizing police with Butler Township
• Mahanoy City adopts 2 property ordinances
• Police, March 10, 2011
• Police: Man who stabbed priest in Scranton was high on bath salts
• Pottsville Area prepares to complete asbestos removal project
• Census: 37% of Hazleton residents ID'd as Hispanic
• Marriage licenses, March 10, 2011
• Correction, March 10, 2011
• Shenandoah police obtain warrant for borough man suspected of robbing Rite Aid pharmacy
• Legislative budget barely trimmed
• Cuts for higher education in state budget could affect viability of Penn State's satellite campuses
• County population drops; Census figures show townships gaining, boroughs losing people
• Births, March 10, 2011
• Shen father, son face fight charges
• Port Carbon man convicted of 1 of 5 charges
• Port Carbon to hold meeting on potential flooding
• We are thinking about planning a spirit week for the week of April 18th, with a different theme each day... 80's day, Team Gear Day, whatever..... Tell us what Spirit Week Events you would like to see...
• The haluski the students are selling in the Student Lounge lookes awesome today. check it out...
• Commonwealth Court upholds revocation of Butler windmill permit
• Borough donates building to redevelopment group
• Langtry convicted of 4 charges
• Some Christians preparing for Lent with ashes
• Gordon council considering reducing its size
• Police, March 9, 2011
• School districts, teachers top losers in budget
• Shenandoah man died of natural causes, authorities say
• Positions vary at meeting on gas drilling
• Police arrest Pottsville man, find drugs, swords, gun in apartment
• Highlights of Corbett's proposals
• Corbett takes ax to state budget
• Local educators say plan would mean 'carnage' for districts
• Budget proposals - the winners
• Around the Region
• McCann in 3 Words..
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• Police, March 8, 2011
• Schuylkill YMCA fundraiser today
• 3 firefighters say Langtry pointed shotgun at them
• Cressona to concentrate on pole problem
• County students compete in prelim. academic bowl
• Frackville man acquitted of rape, other charges
• 2 defendants testify on own behalf
• Court won't hear Bechtel appeal
• Police release little on Shenandoah death
• Fasnacht Day means big business
• Only 330 visits per week at CareerLink
• Around the region
• Man seriously injured when truck flips off Burma Road
• Police report fatal stabbing in Shenandoah
• Economic leaders use variety of reports to map Schuylkill County employment
• Langtry slated to go on trial
• Kleha steps down as county Democratic chairman
• Rising fuel costs put pinch on local transportation providers
• Tension builds for first Corbett budget
• neighbors notice oil spill in Mt. Carbon
• Deeds, Continued, March 7, 2011
• City woman starts singing group just for fun
• Hegins authority votes to add 9th member to the board
• House fire fundraiser going well
• State slates bridge projects for Pottsville area
• Arraignments, March 7, 2011
• Deeds, March 7, 2011
• 2011 McCann Madness was a huge success...check out the photos above...
• Around the Region
• Boots on the ground: Rest and recuperation
• Vatican's ruling on area churches stuns ovservers
• Vatican's ruling on area churches stuns observers
• St. Nicholas students wins Spelling Bee
• Legislative reform at the margins
• Eliminations by round at 56th annual Regional Spelling Bee
• First babies born in children's study
• Around the Region
• Wadesville's Rainbow Hose closes its doors
• Children & Youth seeking mentors
• Pottsville elementary continues to improve with federal grant
• Deeds, March 6, 2011
• Police, March 6, 2011
• Police search for information on Saint Clair Wal-Mart theft
• Around the Region
• Frackville borough councilman seeks magistrate's post
• McCord to seek 2nd term as register of wills
• Hazleton mulls using agency to collect overdue lunch money
• Employee appreciation a year-round effort in county
• DEP defends wastewater tracking but problems persist
• New owners of Thompson Building consider options
• Pension legal challenge suggested
• Ciavarella appeals conviction
• Deeds, March 5, 2011
• Dead dog found in plastic bag in New Boston
• Police, March 5, 2011
• Crimincal Court, March 5, 2011
• State adds new tool for student achievement
• Shenandoah police seek man in attempted robbery
• 2nd Shen pharmacy robbed in 2 weeks
• 56th Republican-Herald Spelling Bee set for Saturday
• Montgomery County company buys Thompson Building in downtown Pottsville
• Shale forum draws hundreds; residents told to be proactive if drilling comes to Schuylkill county
• Girardville boy's idea will help raise money for fire victims
• College students could see decrease in federal aid
• Road destroyed in New Castle Township
• Schuylkill Choral Society to perform Myths and Folklore concert
• McAdoo man faces charges after Weatherly shooting
• Deeds, March 4
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• Police, March 4, 2011
• Criminal Court, March 4, 2011
• Marriages, March 4, 2011
• Locals to compete in, attend Philadelphia flower show
• Koch gets help from friends on new CD
• March into spring with outdoor activities
• Federal workers protest proposed budget cuts
• Judge rejects request to allow mining in Palo Alto
• Police seize guns from McAdoo home
• Auburn council to notify those with delinquent garbage bills
• Schuylkill Technology Center program trains students to work in Marcellus Shale industry
• Around the County
• Irish heritage strong in county
• Schuylkill County Junior Idol III winner announced
• 5 announce candidacy for Blue Mtn. school board
• Ashland authority seeking extension on PENNVEST loan
• Appellate panel upholds conviction but not sentence
• Police, March 3, 2011
• Deeds, March 2, 2011
• Rush Twp. police get holding cell
• Historian tells of region's Welsh heritage
• Vandals damage borough's landmark Christmas tree
• Malls work to recruit tenants as economy trudges forward
• Junior Idol to be crowned tonight
• Schuylkill County officials celebrate bicentennial with speeches on history, family
• Five historic flags kick off Schuylkill county's bicentennial celebration
• Schuylkill Haven man charged with raping boy
• 2 Blue Mountain students hurt in crash on way to high school
• Police, March 2, 2011
• WINNER-Congratulations to Bev Riegel who was received 36% of the votes for favorite teacher in our unofficial facebook poll. Bev will be treated to a $100 Greystone Gift Certificate and a $25 Spa at McCann Gift Certificate. Thanks to all who voted.
• Pic of the Day!! Our Medical Club is raising money today for SWIC!! What a great organization to benefit!!
• Happy Birthday Schuylkill County!!
• Shenandoah men appeal
• Schuylkill County to begin bicentennial celebration
• St. David's Day celebrated locally
• Walk-In Art Center to offer activities by end of month
• Allentown Diocese marking 50th anniversary
• Hearing for city lawyer continued
• Frackville fire leaves woman, infant son homeless
• Minersville cracks down on dilapidated properties
• Around the Region
• Freeze-thaw cycle scars roads in county
• Mutual aid pact for fire protection under fire
• PADCO launched survey of businesses, residents, visitors
• County chosen for National Children's Study
• Penn State Schuylkill Students have the most debt
• Mahanoy City honors heroes, volunteers
• Police log, Feb. 28, 2011
• Deeds, Feb. 28, 2011
• Around the Region
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill Mall theater upgrade plans will soon be finalized
• County judges look forward to elections
• Home gardeners should make a plan first
• Blight guide now available
• County to kick off celebration
• While 'King's Speech' is up for Oscar, King's medal is in Pottsville
• Hospitals take infection danger seriously
• Classified section redesigned, easier to read
• Deeds, Continued, Feb. 28, 2011
• Feds probe how staffers time was spent at Mellow's office
• Police, Feb. 27, 2011
• Deeds, Feb. 27, 2011
• Rolling in memories: Roller Roost II up for sale
• Hope remains for future of coal-to-liquid fuels project
• Minersville man sentenced for assault on girl
• 2 Pottsville police officers injured in chase
• Schuylkill Haven man wanted in connection with friend's suicide
• Around the Region
• Conn. man sentenced for indecent assault
• Garfield Diner closes, up for sale
• Girardville residents help fire victims
• Correction: Date incorrect
• Shenandoah Valley parent states cafeteria had food shortage; district official counters claim
• Pottsville's Roller Roost up for sale
• Police, Feb. 26, 2011
• Marriage Licenses, Feb. 26, 2011
• Court hearing scheduled to shrink Gilberton Borough Council
• Marriages, Feb. 25, 2011
• Deeds 2, Feb. 25, 2011
• North Schuylkill School board hoping for at least 6 staff retirements
• Pine Grove man headed to trial on attempted homicide charge
• John Hampton seeks magisterial district judge post
• Pottsville library celebrates Black History Month
• 21 people left homeless in Girardville fire
• Three sisters honored as students of month while house was on fire; North Schuylkill to help families
• Blue Mountain approves elementary restructuring plan
• Police log, Feb. 25
• Deeds, Feb. 25
• Pipeline legislation a priority
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• Flood watch, high wind watch through Friday evening
• World famous soprano to join Gabriel ensemble for concert
• Pic of the Day!!! Welcome to McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA!!! Inside this building minds are being molded and success is running through the halls!! Come in and check it out!!
• Conservation groups hold annual seedling sale
• County treasurer McGovern to seek fifth term
• Federal court upholds 87-month prison term in meth case
• County sheriff's office to lease two vehicles
• Pine Grove chief resigns after being suspended
• Shenandoah men sentenced to serve 9 years in prison for hate crime
• District court, Feb. 24
• Police, Feb. 24, 2011
• Deeds, Feb. 24, 2011
• Births, Feb. 24, 2011
• 5 homes destroyed in Girardville fire
• 1 home collapses in Girardville fire, 4 others damaged
• I encourage you to join our Facebook campaign and describe how cuts to the Pell Grant program would negatively affect students Justin Draeger NASFAA President
• Shenandoah men get 9 years for Ramirez beating
• Pic of the Day!! Our Career Service Board!! Our Career Service Department here at McCann is excellent!! Dana Nagy , Joseph Ackell, and Michele Scribbick work with the community and our students to assist and give them the tools they need to be successful
• Looks like Bev Reigel is feeling the love!
• Republican medical director seeks county coroner's office
• Gilberton mayor seeks magisterial district judge post
• Conville to seek judicial seat
• North Schuylkill to host regional band festival
• Police, Feb. 23, 2011
• Girardville man arrested for allegedly stealing truck
• District Court, continued, Feb. 23, 2011
• Criminal Court, Feb. 23, 2011
• State moratorium on city sewer hookups may hinder school district plans
• 3 relatives charged in Frackville robbery
• Sentencing set for today for Donchak, Piekarsky
• Deeds, Feb. 23, 2011
• District Court, Feb. 23, 2011
• McCann Sponsored Race Car at the Pottsville Zone, Saturday Feb 26th- Kicks off around 8:30 and will last until 1:30. There will be DJ entertainment, door prizes, give aways, the car will be on display, food, $1 drafts, $2 mix drinks and plenty more.
• Pic of the Day!!! This is our high school board!! Here you will find present high school seniors who are now attending McCann and future graduates of McCann!! Come check out our high school board and see if you know anyone!!!
• Vote for Your Favorite McCann Teacher! Have a teacher that goes above and beyond? Nominate them! The lucky teacher will win a $100 gift card for dinner at the Greystone and a $25 Gift Certificate to The Spa at McCann. Like the McCann page an
• Intermediate Unit 29 teachers authorize strike
• Corbett not planning Wisconsin-like measures against unions
• Police, Feb. 22, 2011
• Cost of 'everything' on the rise; companies struggle as fuel, metal prices skyrocket
• District Court, Feb. 22, 2011
• Shenandoah officials remind residents to clean sidewalks
• Condition of repaved Route 25 sparks concern
• Porter Township opposes natural gas drilling
• Cressona seeks to rope off recycling bins when they're full
• City GOP questions items in mayor's State of the City address
• Correction, Name Incorrect
• Around the Region
• Pic of the Day!! Today's picture is our Program Director Board!! The individuals you see on this board are here for our students! To help and assist them with the career field they have chosen!!
• Don't let this snow stop you from changing your life today!!! Come in to McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA and speak with one of our admissions representatives today!
• United Way seeks volunteers for Day of Caring
• County visitors guide includes odd photos
• Softball team to take polar bear plunge for Make-A-Wish
• Perception Training Center teaching the Montessori Way for 10 years
• fathers, daughters dance at church
• Police log, Feb. 21, 2011
• Deeds, Feb. 21, 2011
• Senate pushes school mandate relief
• Deeds, Feb. 21, 2011
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• Ashland legionnaires will soon have home again
• A phone call is just the beginning for emergency response
• Around the Region
• Ciavarella case focused on money trail, avoided juveniles' stories
• Long, winding road for Route 61 'split-pair project'
• Police still searching for robbery suspect
• Police, Feb. 20, 2011
• District Court, Feb. 20, 2011
• Police search for information on teen abduction attempt
• ARD listing, Feb. 20, 2011
• New scholarship to help county students
• Food drive organized as food costs rise
• Deeds, Feb. 20, 2011
• High winds blow through county, cause damage
• Around the Region, Feb. 20, 2011
• Schuylkill Chamber to hold Marcellus Shale forum
• Tax forms hard to find
• Sharp Mountain hike lures 60 for walk in woods
• Deeds 2, Feb. 11, 2011
• Luther Ridge residents preserve recipes in cookbook
• New state department hopes to make a dent in substance abuse
• Police investigate bullying claims
• air force band entertains
• Ex-judge guilty in kids-for-cash scandal; faces 13 to 15 years
• Ciavarella conviction brings laughs, smiles
• Shen stores robbbed; police suspect same man in both incidents
• Shen stores robbed; police suspect same man in both incidents
• Around the Region
• Budget dominates legislative roundtable
• Home gardens a growing trend
• Sewer rates going up in East Union Township
• Haven plant damaged in fire coming down
• County leaders discuss hopes, fears under new Gov. Corbett
• Lawyer: 'I couldn't stand the man'
• Correction, Feb. 19
• Criminal court, Feb. 19
• Crowds gather for Hoodie-Hoo Day in Haven, Mahanoy City
• Police continue investigation into Wayne Township burglary
• Armed robbery reported in Shenandoah
• Ciavarella found guilty on 12 of 39 charges
• Pottsville lawyer accused of theft; police say county falsely billed for $6K
• Pottsville lawyer Bressi charged with filing false bills to county
• Municipal authority changes bill deadlines
• Second arrest in spa case
• Third lawyer to seek magisterial district judge post
• Restructuring vote looms
• As Mahanoy Area ponders dress code, are other schools dressed for success?
• Thoughts of spring bring street-sweeping discussion in Ringtown
• Mahanoy Township police benefit from drug prosecution money
• Haven landlord pushes zoning issue
• No verdict yet in trial of ex-Luzerne judge
• Line Mountain teen's death sparks outcry about bullying
• Criminal Court 2, Feb. 18, 2011
• Deeds, Feb. 18, 2011
• Births, Feb. 18, 2011
• Police, Feb. 18, 2011
• Criminal Court, Feb. 18, 2011
• Fin aid team
• Admissions team
• Pic of the Day!! This is our externship board!! Each student is required to complete an externship in their last semester here at McCann!! The real-world experience helps our graduates prepare for the work force!! A big shout out to our extern coordinato
• Friedens Players stage original comedy
• United States Air Force Heritage of America Concert Band Ensemble to perform free show
• 2 surrender in connection with Tamaqua assault
• Correction: Estimate incorrect
• Vatican backs Allentown Diocese's decision to close churches but questions remain
• In State of City address, mayor promotes Pottsville's economic resilience
• Corbett's nominee for education secretary advocates broad school choice
• Jury begins deliberations in trial of former Luzerne County judge
• Mericle-connected properties sold to California firm for $90 million
• Top assistant prosecutor to run for Frackville district judge post
• Sharp Mountain cave tour slated as part of bicentennial celebration
• Schuylkill Haven to celebrate Hoodie-Hoo Day
• 20-year-old Gotshall to run for clerk of courts
• Republican Dutcavich eyes prothonotary's office
• City Democrats introduce their slate of candidates
• County to front cost of traffic signal repair in W. Brunswick Township
• Police, Feb. 17, 2011
• Pine Grove to take property for street
• DUI sentence upheld by appellate court
• Mar Lin Markets celebrates half century in business
• Picture of the Day!!! This is our front office area!! The first thing you will experience when you arrive here at McCann is our helpful and courteous front office staff!! Come in and find out for yourself!!
• The Sun is shining... the ice and snow are MELTING... it is a good day!!!
• Deeds, Feb. 16
• Around the Region
• Ex-district attorney Shields to run for judge
• North Schuylkill adopts preliminary budget with tax increase
• New Ringgold threatens to foreclose on properties over sewer, garbage bills
• Attorney Hampton to run for judge
• Frackville lawyer to run for magisterial district judge post
• County GOP: the courthouse is ours in November
• Ex-Luzerne judge admits filing false tax returns
• Steinert SPCA to turn in kennel license until shelter is rebuilt
• Magisterial district to be eliminated
• Tamaqua board members to participate in hearing today
• Police log, Feb. 16
• Judge orders 2 guns to be destroyed
• West Mahanoy Township residents will see higher sewer bills
• Ringtown will pay thousands for water testing unless it obtains waiver
• Open House Today- check out the campus- until 8pm...
• Chemical spill shuts down I-81
• One lane open on I-81 south after truck leak
• Pic of the Day!!! Our Criminal Justice Club is having a Taco Tuesday benefiting the Children's Miracle Network!!
• Not sure what to do today??!! How about coming in to McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA for our Open House!!?? Learn about our new programs and take a closer look our campus!! Stop in or call us today at 570-622-7622!!...
• Distracted by gadgets: Cell phones, other devices a double-edged sword
• Tamaqua mayor leads 5 municipalities toward police regionalization
• Prosecution rests in trial of former Luzerne County judge
• Police, Feb. 15, 2011
• Court upholds city man's DUI conviction, sentence
• Butler Township asks for control of 'nuisance' property
• Deeds, Feb. 15, 2011
• Recent thefts have Hegins Twp. residents locking doors
• Trash rate going up in Ryan Township
• George Halcovage joins commissioners race; GOP field now 4
• Candy, Valentines reignOther retailers see business increase with Mootz closing
• Rush Township to get $60K in block grant money
• City uncertain about how much federal funding it will receive in 2011
• Around the Region
• Open House tomorrow, February 15, 2011, at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA from 8:00am to 8:00pm!! It is not too late to start your career training!!.... If you can't make it tomorrow.... Come in TODAY!!!!!
• Great photo of the January 2011 Grads in yesterday's Republican Herald Newspaper!
• Happy Valentines Day!! Our Medical Club has put on a fundraiser!! Crafts such as love-bugs, flowers, and hearts with candy in them!! Come down to the McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA to purchase something for your special someo
• Mahanoy City Church to use downtown landmark as youth center
• Around the Region
• Oriental Food Factory Pumps out Potstickers
• Townships to join for sewer project
• Mahanoy Middle Schoolers Get first hand look at the Seeing Eye Dog program
• Police log, Feb. 14, 2011
• Deeds, Feb. 14, 2011
• Still Valentines after all these years
• Haven ice skating party draws a crowd
• Around the Region
• Students crunch the numbers at annual MATHCOUNTS competition
• Annual History Fair 'connects people with the past'
• District Attorney Goodman to run for judge
• 'Regular borough council' in Centralia
• Mayor's State of the City address to focus on economy, new bus station
• Police seek 2 who robbed Ashland pharmacy
• County accepting bids for Cresswell building demolition in Hegins
• Local governments, schools 'hit the big time' with KOZ payoff; $4.4 million in new tax revenue generated
• Police, Feb. 13. 2011
• District Court, Feb. 13, 2011
• Deeds, Feb. 13, 2011
• Frackville McDonald's helps employee whose family lost home in fire
• YMCA expands gymnastics program
• Around the Region
• Pharmacy robbers still at large; police pursue leads
• Minersville hires new road boss
• East Brunswick needs to finalize plans for walking trail
• County lacks 2-1-1 services system
• YMCA expands gymnastics program
• Legislation would allow schools to furlough teachers due to economic necessity
• Attorneys: Ciavarella played favorites
• Bath salts seen as new drug threat
• Police, Feb. 12, 2011
• Deeds, Feb. 12, 2011
• Criminal Court, Feb. 12, 2011
• Births, Feb. 12, 2011
• Egypt's Mubarak resigns as president, hands control to military
• Students at the McCann School of Business and Technology - Pottsville had their mock interviews with local employers to prepare for the real world. Our Career Management class gives our graduates the tools and confidence to become successful in the work
• Michele Scribbick with a student on mock interview day
• Massage students mock interview
• Mock interview day
• Rep. Tobash breaks in Haven office with open house
• Mahanoy Area board proposes tax increase
• Witness: Ex-Luzerne judges relentless in pursuit of kickbacks
• Santai-Gaffney running for Register of Wills, cites need for county offices to be more 'accountable'
• Gas blast kills 5 in Allentown
• Authorities raid 2 county massage parlors
• Mahanoy Area to pitch new dress code
• Cressona bridge problem solved? Officials say yes
• Ashland out of salt after recent ice storm
• Mohegan Sun casino near Wilkes-Barre to reduce slot machines
• Police log, Feb. 11
• Ruling boosts values of 2 Reilly properties
• Schuylkill Haven shop offers customized stuffed animals
• Deer Lake council cracking down on pit bull complaints
• 2 use knives to rob Ashland pharmacy
• Bracey Pharmacy in Ashland robbed at knifepoint; at least two suspects on the loose
• Music conference business, fun
• Picture of the Day!! Talk about hands on learning!! One of our new programs, Electrical Technology, gives our graduates the ability to get the hands -on learning that they desire!!
• April 2011 Graduates- The Suite Vendor will be on Campus, Wed, Feb. 16th from 11am-7pm to take measurements from April 2011 Grads. Room 112.... Please be sure to be here.
• Schools OK with snow makeup days for now but could run into trouble later
• More true stories about local love
• Blue Mountain Recreation Board OKs cutting student fees
• Charges re-filed in Frackville assault case
• Around the Region
• Prison population down, but officials say not for long
• Moon rocks, meteorite samples a hit at Trinity Academy
• Frackville warns of fees, legal action for trash, real estate bill delinquents
• County communications center on the clock to make major upgrades
• 2 give conflicting testimony about ex-Luzerne judge
• Police, Feb. 10, 2010
• Hegins man arrested in Berks County theft
• Heating oil bill leads to heated discussion in Gordon
• Valentines Day is just around the corner- a Massage Gift Certificate or Couples Massage from the SPA at McCann makes a great gift! (570) 622-3293
• Pic of the Day!! This is our board room!! Comfortable and business savy!! How do you like it!?!?!
• State police: Trooper likely froze to death
• Who owns the natural gas?
• Developer testifies in trial of former Luzerne County judge
• Federal funds will help Mahanoy firefighters buy new gear
• Tamaqua man headed to court on sex charges
• VISION TRIES TO CULTIVATE COMMUNITY LEADERS THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM
• Minersville to encourage youth to shovel snow for elderly
• Cressona on board with Total Visibility Program
• House Democrats renew severance tax pitch
• Correction, Feb. 9, 2011
• Police, Feb. 9, 2011
• Here at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA we are going to be doing a Picture of the Day!! Everyday will be a different picture posted of students, classrooms, and/or events!! Today's picture is our Medical Lab and students
• Congratulations to Jaclyn Smith who represented McCann School of Business in the 2011 Winter Carnival!
• Economic leaders: Schuylkill County work force ready for possible Marcellus Shale jobs
• Shenandoah Heights man sent to state prison for assault on Pottsville policeman
• Jury selected in trial of former Luzerne judge
• Police, Feb. 8, 2011
• City man charged with drug possession
• Vet van program needs volunteers
• North Schuylkill hires staff, fills coaching positions
• Giant flags to grace streets for bicentennial launch
• City GOP unveils slate for city, school board, district judge posts
• Around the Region
• ATTENTION: Upcoming Events!!! February 10 - Marketing/Community Service Organization will be selling hot dogs, BBQ and a bake sale which will help fund the Ruth Steinart SPCA!! Fabruary 14 - ECE and Human Services will be having a food sale supporting t
• What a game!!! Packers 31 - Steelers 25!!... What was your favorite commercial of this years Super Bowl?!?! Please post and comment!!
• PennDOT keeping up with winter
• Kids allegedly traded for cash savor Ciavarella's return to court
• City to use federal funds to replace brick sidewalks
• Deeds, Feb. 7, 2011
• Billboards draw criticism, safety concerns
• Shutins receive at-home haircare
• Police log, Feb. 7, 2011
• Annual jazz fest set for March
• Antique family furniture accents display
• NEPA superintendents concerned about cuts
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill Haven woman celebrates birthday with carnival crown
• Trial of ex-judge in alleged kids-for-cash scheme begins Monday
• Forefront of clean-coal technology could be Schuylkill County
• Police seek information on stolen pistol
• Icy rain glazes roads, sidewalks
• Around the Region
• Catholic education stills suffering from declining enrollment
• Tremont council president seeks commissioner seat
• Police log, February 6
• Arraignments, Feb. 6, 2011
• Ice skating party postponed
• Hole in Shenandoah trap door poses danger for walkers
• Around the Region
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• Part of the moon coming to Trinity Academy
• Mesmerized at Marian
• Police: Trooper's death considered accidental
• After independent switch, Kantner first Schuylkill County row officer not a Democrat or Republican
• Former Shenandoah police officers' extortion trial delayed
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• Police, Feb. 5, 2011
• Deeds, Feb. 5, 2011
• Criminal Court, Feb. 5, 2011
• Nestor, Gennarini trial pushed back to May
• 18 women vie for Queen of Snows title
• Man arrested for shooting a man in Pine Grove
• Philadelphia man shot in Pine Grove home
• Police say scams increase in struggling economy
• St. Clair area school board approve staff appointments
• Haven ready to put fun on ice
• Nestor seeks trial by judge in extortion case
• Lansford man sent to state prison for 2 cocaine sales
• St. Joseph students have a 'Super Bowl' of fun
• Charges held over in Shenandoah assault
• McAdoo building condemned after fire
• Deeds, Feb. 4, 2011
• 'My heart is broken,' mentor says
• Police: Beware of scams
• Police, Feb. 4, 2011
• World Resources files 3rd appeal contesting development proposal
• "Crime Scene" Event tonight at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA!!! 6pm - 8pm!!! Bring your freinds!!!
• Project Full Pantry Winner, Rebecca Cobb, accepts her groceries and gift cards, from Campus Director, Shannon Brennan and Director of Education, Mary Lou Oram!
• Minersville police cite property owners for snowy sidewalks
• Former Shenandoah officer asks for aquittal or new trial
• Despite PennDOT project, crashes continue at routes 61 and 895 in Molino
• Weather delays delivery; please clear pathway
• Body of state trooper found; former Mahanoy Area football standout missing since Friday
• Police, Feb. 3, 2011
• Around the Region
• Grover the Groundhog predicts an early spring after ice storm
• Officials: Courthouse closings or delays not taken lightly
• Drunk driver gets prison time
• Water leak repair improves pressure in Ashland
• Pine Grove adopts several ordinances
• Auburn Borough Council to place liens on seven homes
• Deeds, continued, Feb. 3, 2011
• Deeds, Feb. 3
• Rt. 61 crashes continue
• Night Classes at the Pottsville Campus are cancelled for tonight (February 2nd). The Make-up Class will be Friday, April 1, 2011 at 5pm. Stay Safe and Warm!
• Officials react to ice storm
• Snow emergency removed in Minersville
• Day Classes at the Pottsville Campus of McCann are cancelled for today, Wednesday, February 1st. The Building will open at 11am. Staff and Faculty should report for 11am. The decision about Night Classes will be made by 3pm.
• Authorities search for former state trooper
• Deeds, Feb. 2, 2011
• Appeal delays airport hearing
• Judge will decide sign's fate in Dauphin County
• Around the Region
• Weather has students cooped up in classrooms in lieu of outdoor recess
• Snow falls as spotlights shine on groundhogs
• Non-compliant sewer customers hold up development
• Police, Feb. 2, 2011
• Ashland will close borough office due to snow
• Snowplow slides into city house, driver suffers leg injury
• Day and Evening Classes are cancelled for Tuesday, February 1, 2011. really looking forward to spring.... The make-up for tonight's class will be on 4/6/11 at 7pm.
• Lawyers: Split verdicts not uncommon, have different causes
• Ex-chief seeks charge dismissal or new trial
• Schuylkill County jobless rate dips, down nearly full point from a year ago
• Schuylkill County Junior Idol III postponed due to weather
• Hurst returns to Mahanoy Area
• Christy Joy to run for county controller on Republican ticket
• St. Nicholas School invites professionals, Holden to career day
• Students learn where beef comes from
• Pain of unemployment borrowing passed to Pa. employers
• Ronald McDonald advises students about bullying
• Police log, Jan. 31, 2011
• Winter storm warning issued for Schuylkill County
• Grand Prize Winner- Rebecca Cobb won the shopping cart, bins adn $40 worth of gift cards. Second Place winner, Taylor Fidler received $40 Sheetz Card, adn 3rd Place winner, Will Bruce received $15 BG's Gift Card. Congrats to all!
• Which lucky student with perfect attendance will win our grocery cart and baskets full of food??? FIND OUT TODAY @ 12pm NOON in our Student Lounge!!!!! GOOD LUCK to ALL who earned perfect attendance!
• A happy new year from the biggest pessimists in the world
• Upper Dauphin faces few options to balance proposed budget
• Early care means good teeth in small children
• Deer Lake Little League Field renamed to honor former coach
• Lake Wynonah boy seeks funds to help him battle leukemia
• Middle School Students create a Things To Do Guide for Schuylkill County
• Police, Jan. 31
• Man arrested for fighting in Frackville is illegal immigrant
• At 95, Pottsville woman still bowls
• Pottsville student returns safely from Cairo
• Tremont Borough will bid adieu to secretary
• Haven Area adds personal finance course to cover loans, legal documents
• Around the Region
• Police seek vandals who targeted Auburn yard
• Police log, Jan. 30
• For the record, Jan. 30
• Permit process for Marcellus Shale drilling
• Minersville, Palo Alto girls crowned Winter Carnival royalty
• Local legislators react to heated outburst in House
• 'Fear, paranoia' surrounding possible Marcellus Shale operation in western Schuylkill County; lawmakers also short on details
• Experts say shale drilling in Schuylkill County is matter of when, not if
• Pottsville student avoids danger in Cairo
• Tamaqua man jailed in New Jersey for threatening ex-wife with shotgun
• District court, Jan. 30
• Around the Region
• Drug money helps fight crime
• 2nd Republican seeks city council seat
• Shenandoah man faces more child porn charges
• It's an "A+" for Catholic Schools Week
• Plowed snow damages fence at Union Station
• Motorcycle ride to benefit Flight 93 memorial
• State Superior Court panels uphold 3 convictions from county court
• School menus to change with new federal guidelines
• County controller seeks reelection as 'independent'
• New wind behind state downsize proposals
• Police log, Jan. 29
• Its a great day here at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA!!!! Stop in today to speak with an Admissions Representative and change your life!! Ours doors are open!!!!
• Fire quickly extinguished at Tri-State Envelope
• Around the Region
• Republican Eric Hollen enters race for Schuylkill County controller
• Haven schools get $12,250 gift from Zwerling Trust
• Blue Mountain vote on reconfiguring schools tabled
• Frackville's New York Bakery to reopen with new owners
• Furniture store owner complains about snow plow debris
• Music teacher named Mahanoy Area elementary principal
• Blue Mountain's proposed budget includes tax increase
• Mayor hopes verdict lets Shenandoah move forward
• Police, Jan. 28, 2011
• Jury reaches decision in Shenandoah conspiracy case
• Federal jury acquits Hayes of all counts, convicts Nestor, Moyer of 1 charge each
• Staff Faculty Softball Game
• Forest Hill's annual 'Soupie Bowl' kicks off Saturday
• Snowdrop, Snowflake princesses will be crowned on Saturday
• Club Day today at 12 25 today! Tommy's M&S Chili- while it lasts!
• Man reported shot in Tamaqua
• 1 stabbed, another shot in Tamaqua
• Schuylkill Haven man killed in Catawissa car crash
• Commissioners OK engineering study for sewer system at proposed prerelease center site
• Foundation aims to revitalize Haven
• County approves costly maintenance agreement, studying ways to save money
• W. Mahanoy burglary suspect arrested
• Shenandoah man indicted by federal jury on child porn charges
• Police, Jan. 27, 2011
• Evening Classes Cancelled for the Pottsville Campus of McCann for Wednesday, January 26.
• Jury recesses for the day in trial of former police officers
• ATTENTION: The Crime Scene Event tonight will be postponed due to weather!! We will be having it next Wednesday, February 2nd at 6pm!! Any questions please call 570 622 7622!!
• Snow prompts schedule changes
• Steam mistaken for smoke brings firefighters to auburn church
• Cause of blaze at SPCA still undetermined
• Around the Region
• Pottsville, Hamburg receive grants to promote tourism
• Blue Mountain officials talk reconfiguration options
• Blue Mountain's 2011-12 budget could include 0.75-mill tax increase
• YWCA of Pottsville to dissolve by June
• Holden: Priorities should be spending, economy
• Police, Jan. 26, 2011
• Lawyers deliver closing arguments in trial of former Shenandoah officers
• Former officer Hayes on the stand in federal court
• Sentencings for Shenandoah men delayed
• Look at how much food we gathered! Which lucky student with perfect attedance will win!
• Pa. House considers independent study to determine impact of privatizing liquor sales
• New commission aids efforts for canonization of Father Ciszek
• Minersville school board accepts resignations of staff
• Temperatures drop below zero in Schuylkill County
• Outages affect more than 6,000 in Northumberland, Columbia counties
• Fire damages Sheppton home
• Changes may be in offing at Blue Mountain
• Private School student found with BB gun
• House trailer burns in Port Carbon
• Police log, Jan. 25, 2011
• Deeds, Jan. 25, 2011
• Former Liquor Control Board officials say liquor store privatization complex, but current effort seems serious
• Boosters banner in woman's memory
• Student Appreciation Day, Summer 2010
• Around the region
• Its a great day at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA!!!! Looking for a life change?? Look no further!! Come in today and reserve your seat!! We will be waiting!!!!
• Former Shenandoah officer says county managed investigation
• Former Shenandoah officers testify during obstruction of justice trial
• Started the day with a really nice thank you letter to the McCann Staff and Faculty from a recent graduate...it is always nice to hear good things about my team!
• Williams Valley superintendent to retire
• Park details unveiled in Pine Grove Township
• Winter Carnival fashion show sparkles
• Information sought on alleged scam artists
• city Woman looks to create informal singing group
• Police, Jan. 24, 2011
• Hikers view Schuylkill County's snow-covered beauty
• Some NEPA lawmakers get first crack at hot-button issues
• DEP losing staff to gas drilling industry
• AP courses in high school the norm now for college-bound students
• Holden defends opposition to health care repeal
• Winter storms thin out blood donations
• Corbett promises to take Pennsylvania in new direction
• Auburn man named grand champion for trees at farm show
• Winter Carnival tea party enjoyed by generations
• Around the Region
• three municipalities get funding for safe water
• Education express rides through Schuylkill County
• Deeds, Jan. 23, 2011
• Democrat Kantner looks for GOP support in re-election bid
• Haven board cites savings in creation of 3 positions previously served by IU
• House to vote on no-bid contract reform
• Deeds, Jan. 22, 2011
• Frigid cold forecast for weekend
• New heating system installed in Thompson Building
• Around the Region
• Petchulis to challenge controller Kantner in primary
• Haven mayor seeks Dem nod for county commissioner
• Pine Grove man moves house to construct business
• Residents in Tower City, Porter Township informed nearby land may be site of water withdrawal for future drilling
• Police, Jan. 22, 2011
• District Court, Jan. 22, 2011
• Criminal Court, Jan. 22, 2011
• Holden dismisses need for more congressional security, tougher gun laws, restrictions on speech
• Defense begins calling witnesses in trial of former officers
• It is a great day here at McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA!!! Our doors are open so what is stopping you from coming in?!?! The snow?!?! That is no excuse!! Come in today and change your life one step at a time!! Stop in or cal
• Birds die in Steinert SPCA fire
• Fire heavily damages SPCA building; 2 parrots killed
• Blue Mountain Recreation Commission discussed at meeting
• Paperwork mix-up leads to premature judge's order on mandamus complaint against controller
• Kline-Banks-McAdoo Regional Authority board elects members
• Education, safety urged in avoiding pedestrian accidents
• County company plans to extract water for Marcellus Shale drilling; Rausch Creek Land mum on details
• Police log, Jan. 21
• Correction, Jan. 21
• Charges filed against 3rd man in Hazleton killing
• School Boards Association warns against choice program
• District court, Jan. 21
• Saint Clair Area moves closer to expansion
• Pottsville man held to court for child rape
• Schuylkill Haven Area approves 2011-12 school budget
• Deeds, Jan. 21
• Michele DiSabatino was hired by St. Joseph's Medical Center as a Phlebotomist.
• These lucky students earned these nice McCann coats by helping friends change their futures and change their lives. Get your McCann coat by referring a friend or family member to do the same.
• Its not too late!!! Come join the McCann Family today and start on your new career path!!!
• Bill Simons
• Still no stipend for municipal authority board members; motion fails at meeting
• No fluoride in Haven water
• Make A Difference Day projects recognized
• Economist predicts slow recovery
• Pottsville Area approves pay raises for teachers in new two-year contract
• Board fires 2 Schuylkill County Prison officers
• McAndrew: 'Probably' more illegal workers; CEO calls allegations 'sad and unfortunate'
• DA testifies about taking over investigation into fatal beating
• Commissioners OK agreement to use local union workers for prerelease center
• Deeds, Jan. 20
• Transient in railroad mystery released from hospital
• FAMA reorganizes, adopts budget without rate increase
• Police, Jan. 20, 2011
• Tamaqua borough purchases street materials
• Births, Jan. 20, 2011
• Weather service issues hazardous weather outlook for Schuylkill County
• Snow Delay on the first day of the term...I'll be honest, it could have gone smoother. Check out for an "easier to read" delay schedule.
• 2 county prison guards face termination over abuse, another suspended
• Welcome Back Students... Winter 2011....the weather won't stop us!!
• Commissioners pass project labor agreement
• Firefighters douse blaze at United Metal
• Workers return to Rubbermaid after a.m. fire
• Jack Frost continues sweep through Schuylkill
• Libraries slash staff, hours to survive state budget cuts
• Even after snowfall, parking at fire hydrants still illegal
• Transient 'critical' after apparent burn, but probe reveals nothing
• Prison board to hold special meeting this morning, 1 of 5 meetings today in county courthouse
• Shenandoah council approves police contract
• Gilberton councilman sentenced for role in meth ring
• As Corbett is sworn in, Republicans pledge to follow through on promises to cut state spending
• Corbett vows to 'do the right things' as governor of Pennsylvania
• Judge rejects plea deal in dead ex's wallet theft
• Police, Jan. 19, 2011
• Births, Jan. 19, 2011
• Winter 2011 Term starts tomorrow! We are looking forward to seeing all of our students. Classes begin at 8am!
• Blue Mountain cancels restructuring meeting
• Corbett takes oath as Pennsylvania's 46th governor
• Congratulations to the January 2011 Graduates! Special shout out to Class Valedictorian Denise Mastishin and Class Salutatorian Samantha Jo Brown.
• Trial of former officers delayed until 11 a.m.
• Jury hears 2 more witnesses in trial of former officers
• Project labor agreement set for a vote; opponents, proponents make last-minute arguments
• Schuylkill County residents to attend inaugural activities
• Cressona council discusses recycling problems, snow removal at meeting
• Police log, Jan. 18, 2011
• District court, Jan. 18, 2011
• Deeds, Jan. 18, 2011
• Bicentennial tree project presentation scheduled at theater
• Students on junior advisory board to talk about suicide
• New Jersey Girl Scout donates instruments to local cause
• Possible changes coming in Schuylkll Haven with off-campus issues
• Hazleton family mourns son beaten, stabbed to death; police continue investigation
• Around the Region
• The entire McCann Family has a heavy heart today due to the passing of one our best and brighest students, Jacqueline Agosti. Jacquie touched all of our lives and we are devastated by this loss. Her family is in our thoughts and prayers.
• We all have dreams. Why don't you start making them dreams reality?? Come in to McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA and speak with an admissions representative today!! Waste no more time!!!
• Winter weather advisory for Schuylkill County
• Freezing rain to make travel hazardous
• Recreation budget under fire
• Snowflake fashions draw from Hepburn, Paris, family Hepburn
• Locals enter photos, dresses, food for judging at state farm show
• Public hearings start up for CDBG funds
• Vegetable growers aid PSU College of Agricultural Science
• Pinewood Derby teaches Scouts several lessons
• After two months, former Deegan employee to leave controller's office, take job at Rest Haven
• Police, Jan. 17, 2011
• Two murdered in Hazleton, one suspect at large
• Police seek man who stole from Saint Clair, Coal Township Wal-Marts
• County-born 'Miss Texas' a Miss America semifinalist
• Snowdrop hopefuls show individuality
• Underage drinking in Haven
• Around the Region
• More than 100 attend Wild about Winter at Hawk Mountain
• Elected Republicans line up behind Staudenmeier, but party leaders deny split in ranks
• Blue Mtn. graduate tells of progress made in Afghanistan's Zabul Province
• Police, Jan. 16, 2011
• Arraignments, Jan. 16, 2011
• Deeds, Jan. 16, 2011
• Herndon girl offers communication knowledge to peers
• Girardville man who fled arraignment apprehended without incident
• Former Blue Mountain student to compete tonight for Miss America crown
• Around the Region
• City celebrates history, J.G. Royal at Union Station
• Girardville looks into cameras for recycling site
• Tamaqua man arrested on sex charges
• Local students cook, serve meals for feedback
• Police, Jan. 15, 2011
• Criminal Court, Jan. 15, 2011
• Illegal workers arrested at Empire construction site; subcontractor to be fired
• Christel Lozier was hired by Rowlands and Pothering CPA as an Accounting Assistant
• What are you waiting for?!?!?! The new term is right around the corner!! Come in to McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA to speak with an admissions representative today!!! Change your Future, Change your Life!!
• Witness testimony differs from county court in Shenandoah cop trial
• Congratulations to Anita Dargis who was the lucky winner at last night's Alumni Mixer!!!
• Thanks to everyone who came out to support the Alumni Mixer at Amigo's Last Night! I had a great time and special thanks to Joe Ackell for organizing the event!
• Commissioners, Kantner headed to court again; auditor payments lead to mandamus action
• Blue Mountain weighs restructuring Cressona, West elementary schools
• GOP's Staudenmeier officially kicks off re-election campaign
• Teen gives back, trims 'Locks' for 'Love'
• Ashland fire chief highlights smoke alarm measures
• Borough manager has plans for Mahanoy
• Hawk Mountain gets wild about winter
• Police, Jan. 14, 2011
• Former Cressona Knit building sold to Chinese company
• Alumni mixer- Joe says "come on down." now until 7
• Kelly and Chris - Alumni mixer
• Alumni mixer - now until 7pm
• Dale is drinking gingerale!
• Book Store is open...
• Tara Wishkin's Office Baby Shower! Her Due Date is 2/26/11
• What motivates you??... Come to McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA and let one of our Admissions Representatives help you change your life and future!! Doors are open!!!
• 2010 set record for low-income individuals seeking free tax help
• Ron Rader, former county GOP chairman, dies at 56
• Frackville Council chooses new vice president
• Police, Jan. 13, 2011
• Gordon man charged in Coal Twp. Wal-Mart theft
• Deeds, Jan. 13, 2011
• With problems mounting, Schuylkill County may bring in prison consultant
• Scientist: DEP ignores safety policies
• Minersville names new infrastructure manager
• Gordon borough council mulls publishing delinquent sewer customers' names
• Correction, Jan. 13, 2011
• Blaschak expands to Luzerne County, creates 20 jobs
• Spring time will be here before you know it and we will get Joe back out working the grill!
• Woman hit by car in Mahanoy City dies of injuries
• Don't let this snow scare you!! McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA is open today!! Come in and change your life!!
• Snow delays trial until the afternoon
• Opening statements today in trial of former Shenandoah officers
• Pottsville police ask DA's office for advice on probe into county prison officers
• Driver hits pedestrian in Mahanoy City
• McAdoo man accused of stalking Palin hopes to have PFA revoked
• Police, Jan. 12, 2011
• District court, Jan. 12, 2011
• Deeds, Jan. 12, 2011
• Criminal Court, Jan. 12, 2011
• Morning snow to taper off
• Tower City farmer tops potato class at Farm Show
• Port Carbon looking to fill three positions
• New Philly appoints vacancy board president
• Mahanoy City awarded $1.02 million for streetscape extensions
• Juror selection continues in trial of former Shenandoah police
• Ready to follow through with your New Years Resolution? Stop by McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA for our Open House today from 8am - 8pm!! Change your life!! Change your future!!!
• Mahanoy City church not closed? Parishioners ponder further appeal
• Legislators warm up to coal-to-oil idea
• Police log, Jan. 11, 2011
• Former ambulance committee chairwoman pleads guilty to stealing $1M-plus from Mount Carmel hose company
• Anthracite Mining safe despite Monday's incident in Wadesville
• Ringtown council creates school building committee
• City to fine property owners who fail to set up storm water system
• Local woman wins best in pineapple upside-down cake contest at Farm Show
• County moves forward on Port Carbon bridge project
• Party affiliation wrong
• Looking for a career change? Having trouble deciding on a school to attend? Come to McCann School of Business & Technology - Pottsville, PA for our Open House on Tuesday, 1/11 from 8am until 8pm!!! For more information please call 570-622-7622 or st
• Around the Region
• Jury selection begins in police trial; DA may be called as witness
• Also, Report Cards, Perfect Attendance, Deans list and Honors are available Monday, 1/10 from 11-6 in Mary Lou's Office!! If this date does not work for you, they will also be available for pick up on Wednesday, 1/12!!!!
• ATTENTION SUDENTS!!...Here are the Book Store Hours - Thursday, 1/13 10-6; Friday, 12-4; Monday, 1/17 930-6; Tuesday, 1/18 1230-530; Wednesday, 1/19 730-6; Thursday, 1/20 9-6! The Book Store will be closed on Friday, 1/21!! You MUST have your ID Badge!!!
• Project Full Pantry is filling up fast...waiting for some lucky student with perfect attendance to win big!
• State police release identities in Hamburg shootings
• Man entrapped at Wadesville Breaker flown from scene
• Police log, Jan. 10, 2011
• Pottsville doctor named national spokesperson for surgical procedure
• Dog training classes available at Schuylkill Mall
• Kline Twp. reorganizes
• two people dead in hamburg shooting
• Pottsville Winter Carnival encourages businesses to decorate
• Opening bicentennial event set for March 1
• County emergency management coordinator debunks erroneous information about ID cards for responders
• Holden talks about Arizona shootings
• Boy Scouts collect Christmas trees, help environment
• District court, Jan. 10, 2011
• Woman seeks to help service dog
• Tara Brown got hired as a medical assistant by Dr. Kimmel! Congrats.
• 3 former Shenandoah policemen go on trial Monday
• Girardville Man escapes during arraignment
• Man with ties to Schuylkill County says he helped subdue Arizona shooter
• Around the Region
• Rush Township kicks off bicentennial celebration
• Holden: Whether conservative Dems and liberal Pelosi can work together 'remains to be seen'
• Schuylkill Crime Stoppers receives $10,000 grant, seeks new members
• Police seek information about South Manheim Township break-in
• Student group creates anti-drug place mats for local restaurants
• Hegins and Hubley supervisors ponder sewer proposal
• Federal judge reacts to Arizona shooting
• Police, Jan. 9, 2011
• District Court, Jan. 9, 2011
• Man who led police on city chase waives charges
• Marriages Licenses, Jan. 9, 2011
• Births, Jan. 9, 2011
• Local wineries take home ribbons from farm show
• Thousands flock to 1st day of farm show
• Deeds, Jan. 9
• Around the Region
• Orthodox celebrate Julian Christmas Day
• new Philadelphia to fill vacancies on council
• Pottsville man headed to trial on child porn charges
• Orwigsburg girl set for Big Apple stage
• Sweet Arrow Lake County Park reaps rewards from renovations
• Judge limits references to Ramirez in former Shenandoah officers' trial
• Pottsville man charged with raping 8-year-old girl
• 30 residents interested in Minersville Skate Park
• Court upholds Foster Township's taking of Nagle Mansion
• Police, Jan. 8, 2011
• District Court, Jan. 8, 2011
• Births, Jan. 8, 2011
• Sweet Arrow Lake County Park reaps rewards from renovations
• Deeds, Jan. 8
• McCann Paralegal Grads can earn BS in Paralegal Pennsylvania College of Technology
• Pennsylvania Farm Show draws Schuylkill County competitors
• Five homes burned in Pottsville fire
• World Resources challenges proposed residential development
• Around the Region
• Judge orders renewal of amusement permit for Frackville club
• Trial of former Shenandoah officers to begin Monday as scheduled
• Island Committee receives $10,000 donation
• Theophany one of the great feasts for Eastern Rite Catholic and Orthodox churches
• Police log, Jan. 7
• Original music featured in county
• Visitors bureau invests in county
• Haven resident, international folk singer co-write song that will debut at Penn State Schuylkill performance
• McCann and Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport, PA. just entered into an articulation agreement that allows McCann Paralegal graduates to enter Penn College and complete the Bachelor of Science degree in Legal Assistant-Paralegal.
• Five homes burned in Pottsville fire
• Seven homes burned in Pottsville fire
• Commissioners debate mandating union labor for prerelease center; bid opening pushed back
• Pottsville church among those that will stay closed after appeals denied
• Schuylkill County judge orders zoning hearing board to consider cargo airport
• House considers cuts to lawmaker benefits
• Schuylkill County's recycling program struggles to keep up
• Correction: Prison guard's name wrong
• Local stained-glass maker donates window to women's shelter
• Around the region, Jan. 6
• Hamburg, U. Dauphin districts to get money from settlement
• County GOP vice chair to run for commissioner, makes May 17 primary a three-person race
• Bills failure in Senate angers McAdoo council
• Pottsville Area facilities director seeks city council seat
• World Resources challenges proposed residential development
• Haven woman jailed for throwing helmet at son
• Police log, Jan. 6, 2011
• School bus driver back on the road after crash; other driver in fair condition
• PA Dept of Education Team Visit was very successful! New Programs are coming our way soon!
• Winter 2011 Term- New Student Registration Today! Welcome!!!!!
• PV Campus is excited to host folks from the PA Dept of Education who are here conducting new program site visits today!
• Rep. Mike Tobash takes office
• Pottsville police chief: Schuylkill County Prison investigation nearing end
• 2 injured when car, school bus crash in Porter Township
• Around the Region Jan. 5, 2011
• Saint Clair swears in new fire chief
• Pizza Hut expansion plans detailed
• U.S. asks to limit evidence in Shen police extortion case
• Daub picked as Tower City mayor
• Route 209 bridge repair underway
• Police log, Jan. 5
• Deeds, Jan. 5
• Criminal Court, Jan. 5, 2011
• Births, Jan. 5, 2011
• Gaming board lacks votes on license
• Arraignments, Jan. 5, 2011
• The staff and faculty are diligently working to get the school ready for the Winter Term. We miss our students...
• Deeds continued, Jan. 4
• Deeds, Jan. 4, 2011
• LIHEAP crisis grant program opens
• Cause of row house fire still undetermined
• Around the Region, Jan. 4, 2011
• Pizza Hut in Pottsville plans expansion
• County finances, prerelease center top 2011 agenda
• Funerals become more personalized
• Cressona begins new year with new leader
• Commissioners reorganize, set meeting dates, times for 2011
• Police, Jan. 4, 2011
• Deeds, Jan. 4, 2011
• Comics snafu
• Address incorrect
• Fire ravages block of homes in Frackville
• New Year's Baby arrives Sunday
• Newcomers take oath Tuesday
• Police, Jan. 3, 2010
• Tremont borough holds line on 2011 taxes
• Untitled
• Survey: Connection to Pennsylvania German heritage growing
• Sacramento potato farm to be featured in series on Pennsylvania Cable Network
• Hegins Township supervisors to decide on building sewage treatment plant alone or with Hubley Township
• Firefighters respond to fully involved fire at Frackville residence
• Thrill-seekers take chilly plunge for charity
• Pottsville prepares for 2011 demolition projects
• Pottsville man jailed on child porn charges
• Around the Region, Jan. 2, 2011
• Crowd celebrates new year with egg nog and marches
• Federal collection efforts grow locally, nationally
• New York organization buys Pine grove girls home
• Police: Burglar broke into church
• Police log, Jan. 2, 2011
• More noteworthy news stories from 2010
• Stoyer's Dam ice not thick enough for skating yet
• Untitled
• McAdoo Borough will not raise 2011 taxes, garbage fees
• No tax increase for frackville residents
• Police will have extra patrols for New Year's Day weekend
• East Union Township to raise tax rate to support fire department
• Not the coldest December on record, even if it felt like it
• Shenandoah council schedules budget meeting
• Correction: Incorrect phone number
• Schuylkill County's top stories of 2010
• Gas prices up as more people hit the roads
• Police, Dec. 31, 2010
• Deeds, Dec. 31, 2010
• Criminal Court, Dec. 31, 2010
• Masha Krajcirik December 28, 2010
• Divorces, Dec. 31, 2010
• Options available for consumers weighed down with debt
• Shenandoah residents react to borough's lack of 2011 budget
• Low turnout discourages Winter Carnival, county historical society from making plans on New Year's Eve
• Pottsville approves 2.5-mill tax increase
• Lawyers for former Shenandoah police officers ask for trial delay
• Schuylkill County commissioners, controller likely headed to court over audit payment
• Shenandoah, police lawyers to be paid $12K over concealment issue
• Former high school in Tremont has new life, needs new tenants
• Around the Region, Dec. 30, 2010
• Taxes to increase 1 mill in Butler Township
• East Union garbage removal remains in hands of residents
• Correction: Amount incorrect
• Deeds, Dec. 30
• Police, Dec. 30, 2010
• Criminal Court, Dec. 30, 2010
• District Court, Dec. 30, 2010
• Marriages, Dec. 30, 2010
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah fails to pass budget
• Mahanoy City residents to see 2-mill tax increase in 2011
• $2.4M grant, $1.1M loan to fund Port Clinton sewage system
• Hearing in Tower City rape case continued
• Donchak, Piekarsky sentencings moved
• Locals feel the loss of Sen. o'pake
• Schuylkill Haven couple sentenced in $1.86-million fraud scheme
• Heavy winds blow stucco off Pottsville's Ramada
• Hearings waived in Schuylkill Haven library theft case
• Holiday shopping season equals more jobs in Schuylkill County
• Correction, Dec. 29, 2010
• Criminal court, Dec. 29
• Marriages, Dec. 29, 2010
• Police, Dec. 29, 2010
• Judge: Shenandoah man must remain in prison for stabbing
• Salvation Army surpasses kettle goal despite robbery
• Pottsville police chief: 'It appears there were ethics violations' at county prison
• Police log, Dec. 28, 2010
• Deeds 2, Dec. 28
• Criminal court, Dec. 28, 2010
• Schuylkill County residents deal with cold, wind and snow
• Deeds, Dec. 28
• Around the Region
• Foundation aimed at revitalizing Haven downtown slates public reception
• Part-time Hamburg police officer killed in fiery DUI crash
• Electrical fire damages home
• Officials line up demolition projects for Schuylkill County
• Tell us your love story
• County residents lose power
• Shoppers trek to malls with post-Christmas fever
• Schuylkill County encourages police, municipal workers to get special ID tags
• Borough of Tower City to not increase 2011 taxes
• Stonehedge celebrates 30th anniversary
• Around the Region
• Magisterial district judges to move in and out of Schuylkill County
• State grant funds changes to gun permit system
• Police log, Dec. 27, 2010
• Marriages, Dec. 26, 2010
• Police log, Dec. 26
• Shenandoah man jailed in alleged assault
• Haven business owner says dog 'the best Christmas present I ever got'
• Cause of Butler Township water runoff found; problem to be fixed
• Donaldson man facing sex charges waives hearing
• Police warn public against driving drunk during holidays
• Sugarloaf Twp. man making own snow this Christmas
• City police investigating 'situation' at prison after three officers suspended; officials mum on details
• Tower City woman imprisoned for fatal DUI crash
• Police, Dec. 24, 2010
• Kidnapping suspect asks to be free on bail
• Deeds, Dec. 24, 2010
• District Court, Dec. 24, 2010
• County prison suspends 3 employees
• Student asks to remove 'Christmas' from courthouse note
• County budget passess without a tax hike
• Suspects in Frackville, Gilberton burglaries waive preliminary hearings
• Officials offer tips to keep homes fire-free during the holidays
• Pottsville applies for more funding to replace 12th Street traffic signals
• No tax hike in Tamaqua
• $72,000 grant to help housing project in Tamaqua
• Rainbow Hose in Wadesville to be evicted
• Judge hikes value of West Mahanoy property
• Police, Dec. 23, 2010
• Deeds, Continued, Dec. 23, 2010
• Deeds, Dec. 23, 2010
• "Project Full Pantry" filling up fast.
• Police log, Dec. 22
• Fire guts vacant home
• Pennsylvania losing congressional seat
• Couple accused in library burglary faces new charges
• Global Nuclear Disarmament Fund plans school in Mount Carmel
• Deeds, Dec. 22, 2010
• No tax increase in W. Mahanoy Twp. budget
• Jonestown man withdraws guilty plea in 3 cases
• Butler Twp. looks into ice on Elmer St.
• Butler Township budget contains 1-mill tax increase
• Commissioners set to adopt 2011 budget
• Clarification: Fire victims named
• Frackville man headed to state prison for sex crimes
• Alleged sex offender has bail lowered after getting new trial
• Mellow, Musto reap big pensions
• Pa. loses single congressional seat after census
• "Project Full Pantry" - the shopping cart is filling up fast and Santa's Number one reindeer (MLO) has been working hard to make the holiday merry for lots of students!
• DEP orders Tamaqua to fix sewer discharge
• Employee, boyfriend charged in Schuylkill Haven library burglary
• 7 picked up for avoiding county court dates
• Police log, Dec. 21, 2010
• Frackville business owner hands out Christmas trees in Shenandoah
• Shenandoah OKs pact with non-uniform employees
• Sections of Hometown in boil advisory
• Providence Place residents help local family
• Autopsy photos barred from Shenandoah police trial
• minersville woman arraigned in mattress fire
• Bicentennial cookbooks on back order, but other gifts available in time for Christmas
• 'Skookapella' takes to the streets
• Around the Region
• City to attempt to continue reclamation on Sharp Mountain with local support
• It's crunch time for last-minute holiday shoppers
• Number of county magisterial district judges could drop
• Police log, Dec. 20, 2010
• Community support overwhelms family displaced by fire
• Penn State graduate to run through county on charity run
• Minersville food drive a success
• Sewer plans presented to Hubley Township
• Cookie contest part of Girardville's Christmas
• McCann Pottsville Kicks off "Project Full Pantry".. students earn chances to win a shopping cart full of groceries by attending events held on campus during the Winter Break or achieving perfect attendance for the first 2 wks of ther Winter Ter
• Around the Region
• Around the region
• Sestak returns to Pottsville to express thanks
• Old-Fashioned Christmas draws crowd in downtown Ashland
• Police search for more information in Feb. shooting death case
• The Arts Barn's collection open for Christmas shoppers
• Schuylkill YMCA to acquire YWCA building
• Popular gifts range from cutting-edge to classic this holiday season
• Boots on the Ground: Christmas different in Afghanistan
• Police, Dec. 19, 2010
• Criminal Court, Dec. 19, 2010
• Ida M. 'Toots' Moyer December 18, 2010
• Marriages, Dec. 19, 2010
• Births, Dec. 19, 2010
• Arraignments, Dec. 19, 2010,
• Critically injured man found in Shenandoah
• Police, Dec. 18, 2010
• Pottsville police seek Salvation Army robbers
• After theft of kettle money, Pottsville organizations support Salvation Army
• Hazleton petitions Supreme Court to hear illegal immigration fight
• Staying warm through winter
• Williams Valley student's artwork featured on attorney general's calendar
• Around the Region
• Plaque highlights Girardville landmark's Molly Maguire history
• Valley View community raises funds for fire victims
• Former Pine Grove guidance counselor, facing sex charges, found dead
• Deeds, Dec. 18, 2010
• McCann Staff Holiday Party! Enjoy the Season!
• No tax increase in Mahanoy Twp.
• Carolers add Schuylkill Haven to Christmas Tour
• Haven council OKs placing memorial for fallen police officers
• Habitat for Humanity holds open house at Shenandoah home
• District attorney investigating Dec. 5 assault at Penn State Schuylkill
• 40 get diplomas at Penn State Schuylkill fall graduation
• Police log, Dec. 17
• Deeds 2, Dec. 17
• PPL rate hike approved
• Judge sets rules for trial of former Shenandoah officers
• Kettle money stolen at Salvation Army headquarters
• Argall to reintroduce proof of residency bill
• 2,000 county children enrolled with Toys for Tots
• Deeds, Dec. 17, 2010
• Clarification: Code needed for tickets
• Jaclyn Smith- 2011 Greater Pottsville Winter Carnival Representative from McCann
• Court allows city couple to keep wood-fired boiler
• Schoolmates get to see Globetrotters visiting Tri-Valley student
• County abandons search for new Children & Youth building, plans to renovate existing home
• Authority braces for change with state sprinkler law
• Shenandoah Valley gives superintendent, committee power to OK building changes
• Haven council finalizes sewer, electric hikes
• FAMA budget for 2011 contains no sewer rate increase
• Construction of bus station behind schedule
• Fire in valley view leaves 4 homeless
• Prerelease center takes step forward; county will soon accept bids
• Poll: Support solid for state store sale
• Budget unveiled, county officials see $3.5 million hole
• 2 drivers decide to plead guilty to DUI instead of going to trial
• Police, Dec. 16, 2010
• Criminal Court, Dec. 16, 2010
• No tax, rate increases in McAdoo's tentative budget
• Snow falls, reported accidents minor
• Police: Pine Grove student threatened teacher, awaits charges
• Parade magazine begins Jan. 2
• Barletta resigns as Hazleton mayor, heads to Congress
• Mahanoy City may increase 2011 taxes by two mills
• Shenandoah man seeks dismissal of charges
• Philly man convicted of assaulting fellow inmate
• Police log, Dec. 15
• Tremont man struck by vehicle
• Criminal Court, Dec. 15
• Deeds 2, Dec. 15, 2010
• Light snow may slicken roads
• Despite low reserves, Port Carbon council approves 2011 budget with no tax increase
• Rep. Jerry Knowles to close his Orwigsburg office, move to Schuylkill Haven
• Kline Township will not raise 2011 taxes
• Minersville Crime Watch receives training
• Deeds, Dec. 15, 2010
• McCann is pleased to announce that Jaclyn Smith, has been selected to represent the schoool in teh 2011 Greater Pottsville Winter Carnival. Jaclyn is a very active member of the student body, participating in the Medical Club, Muscular Dystrophy Campaig
• West Penn Township home unoccupied at time of early-morning fire
• Cause of West Penn Township fire undetermined
• Donations down for Schuylkill County food pantries
• Schuylkill County's final 2011 budget to be released Wednesday; vote set for next week as deficit looms
• EIT panel in good financial shape for 2011
• Proposed tax increase irks citizen
• Former county administrator Dolzani running for commissioner
• 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' visits North Schuylkill Elementary
• Block of Art Committee hopes to revitalize Pottsville
• 2 men forego trials, plead guilty to drug-related offenses
• Police, Dec. 14
• Pottsville fire chief celebrates 35 years of service
• Deeds, Dec. 14
• Ringtown to see 2-mill tax increase
• Rush holds line on taxes, may lower garbage fee
• Around the Region
• FRACKVILLE SPIRIT SURVIVES RAINIn frightful weather folks come together
• Mahanoy City man jailed on burglary charges
• For skywatchers, a rare treat: Full moon and lunar eclipse
• PSU classes to start in Jan. at Haven art center
• Cresswell building in Hegins will be torn down
• Pine Grove revives local homes tour to raise money for library
• Country club to hold 2nd Make-A-Wish benefit event
• Local lawyers collect coats, toys to help others
• Record crowd turns out for artists show at Greystone
• County to see very little snow today
• Police, Dec. 13, 2010
• nepa appointees could wane with power shift
• Around the Region
• Police, Dec. 12, 2010
• Deeds, Dec. 12, 2010
• Hunter's fall from tree spurs 7-hour rescue
• Visitors Bureau honors Great Pottsville Cruise
• Around the Region
• Haven's Holly Trail returns in honor of late pastor
• Minersville's crime watch volunteers to be trained at Tuesday's meeting
• Police seek suspects in Tamaqua robbery
• Pennsylvania official stresses worker training, optimism in Pottsville visit
• Coffee sales heat up as temperature drops
• Correction, Dec. 12, 2010
• Klingerstown author records railroad, family histories
• Marriages, Dec. 12, 2010
• IT Xmas Party is in Full Swing.. 103pm today in the Student Lounge.
• Schuylkill Alliance 'on brink of closing' gets state grant
• 12 people nabbed in Friday drug sweep
• Municipal ornaments sought for courthouse Christmas tree
• Deeds, Dec. 11, 2010
• Corrections, Dec. 11
• Shenandoah man jailed for allegedly beating girlfriend
• Around the Region
• Cell phone users can text donations to Red Cross
• Irish Christmas show returns to Pottsville
• Lansford man convicted of selling cocaine
• Police log, Dec. 11
• Criminal Court, Dec. 11, 2010
• Forecast: Weather changing over the weekend
• North Schuylkill school board keeps Hetherington as president
• Taxes will go down in East Brunswick Township
• Greystone to host fourth annual art show and sale
• Ethnic choir to perform Sunday in Pottsville, Saint Clair
• Girardville holds line on tax rate
• State treasurer: Smaller, $650M bond issue will save money
• WWI soldier laid to rest 92 years after his death
• Police, Dec. 10, 2010
• Woman suffers burns in accidental fire
• Criminal Court, Dec. 10, 2010
• Corrections, Dec. 10, 2010
• Deeds, Dec. 10, 2010
• Tremont man acquitted of homicide-by-vehicle charges
• State board to approve 3 percent school pension hike
• Jury finds Shenandoah Heights man guilty of aggravated assault
• Tremont man says he drank before crash
• Court upholds drug sentence against Quakake man
• Police, Dec. 9, 2010
• Cicero retains top position on Saint Clair school board
• Frackville's 2011 budget contains no tax increase, pool, recycling
• Ashland council tentatively adopts budget with no tax increase
• Births, Dec. 8, 2010
• Orwigsburg council remembers late president; no tax increases for 2011
• Shenandoah pastor: Mary, Ciszek said 'Yes' to God
• No tax increase planned in 2011 Gordon budget
• County's longtime zoning chief to retire
• New owners of Thompson Building deal with heat, elevator issues
• District Court, Dec. 9
• McAdoo officials at odds over sewer problem
• Check out the Human Services Club Silent Auction in room 121- tonight and tomorrow. Proceeds benefit charity!
• Police: Lykens man threatened 12 people
• Police log, Dec. 8
• District court, Dec. 8
• New Ringgold man acquitted of 9 charges
• Saint Clair adopts budget with tax increase
• With less in the bank, Port Carbon skates on thin ice
• Unemployment up again in Schuylkill, though longer-term numbers are positive
• Holden to support tax cut compromise
• Minersville borough council OKs 2-mill tax increase
• Son on stand in Tremont Twp. crash trial
• Hunley lantern replica now in Civil War Museum
• Carolers to spread holiday joy through song
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered in Mahanoy City
• Signs display incorrect prices at North Schuylkill transfer station
• Deeds, Dec. 8, 2010
• Multiple units called for 'working structure fire' in Hegins Township
• Navy club, students remember Pearl Harbor
• Military funeral set this week for WWI soldier
• Letters from soldiers in WWI: 'What a story they tell'
• Gordon has first communiey tree-lighting in 35 years
• St. Michael Ukrainian Catholic Church, Frackville, celebrates Christmas with pageant
• Christmas trees up and decorated for the Pulaski Masonic Lodge's annual Christmas Gala
• Vehicular homicide case highlights criminal court term
• Police log, Dec. 6, 2010
• Criminal court, Dec. 6, 2010
• Established casinos wary of resort gambling
• Around the Region
• Police, Dec. 5, 2010
• District Court, Dec. 5, 2010
• Deeds, Dec. 5, 2010
• Drill instructors get little sleep but push Marine recruits to the limit
• Boots on the Ground: There's no such thing as a typical week for troops in Afghanistan
• Marines on Parris Island talk freely with the media
• Crimestoppers, Dec. 5, 2010
• Battle for the Battle winners, amount raised announced
• Around the Region
• More than $2 million in renovations to women's shelter to be completed by year's end
• Pine Grove lights tree, welcomes Santa
• German Christmas market opens at Yuengling mansion
• Well-known Hometown bridge to get much-needed repairs
• A Battle for the Battle was a HUGE success! Thank you to all who attended and participated in this wonderful event!
• Drug sweep nets 4 men in Pottsville
• Around the Region
• Rush Township appeals open records ruling
• Schuylkill Health receives $9K for its CHAT program
• World Resources files another challenge to Norwegian zoning
• Deeds, Dec. 4, 2010
• 'The Battle for the Battle' competition raises money for the American Cancer Society
• Educators watch as 571 recruits become Marines
• Arraignments, Dec. 4, 2010
• Witness details armed robbery in Tamaqua
• 3 armed men rob Tamaqua business
• Well-known county physician honored in Florida
• Less running, more fighting in Marine boot camp
• Pottsville Area school board retains president, vice president for 2011
• Pine Grove kicks off Chrsitmas season Saturday
• McAdoo imposes snow ban
• Man jailed after allegedly beating girlfriend, killing dog
• Accountant oversight leads to SPCA fine
• Local Pet Skunk to be featured on Animal Planet
• Court revives Kantner's appeal
• Zion Grove man to hold dart tournament for Toys for Tots
• Police continue search for robbers posing as utility workers
• Criminal court, Dec. 3
• 81-year-old missing for 13 hours found in Schuylkill Haven
• Police log, Dec. 3
• For the record, Dec. 3
• Former McAdoo dog owner admits canines were dangerous
• Deeds, Dec. 3
• Shop locally this holiday season
• 'Lillie Langtry' brings her Victorian Christmas show to Pottsville's Sovereign Majestic Theater
• New Ringgold man seriously injured when tractor-trailer hits car on Route 61
• Man injured when tractor-trailer, car collide at routes 61 and 895
• Rain, wind causes problems across the county
• Lawyers in Shen police case seek to admit, bar evidence
• December blood donors can win gift cards or electronics
• No tax increase in Auburn's proposed budget
• Relay For Life Team Looking for the Ugliest Christmas Sweater
• Remains of soldier killed in World War I will be returned to Schuylkill County for burial
• Schuylkill County gives OK for STS to seek $1.6 million grant
• Prosecutor drops charges in sexual assault case
• Educators briefed on requirements for Marine recruits, get target practice
• Police, Dec. 2, 2010
• Deeds 2, Dec. 2, 2010
• Deeds, Dec. 2, 2010
• Congratulations! The McCann team made it to the Top 10 in the Pearson and (RED) Challenge determined by popular vote. Thank you for spreading the word!! Thermos(RED) from McCann School of Business and Technology: A (RED) version of the Thermos You can
• PPL reports 531 without power in Schuylkill County
• Around the Region
• Flood watch in effect for Schuylkill County until tonight
• Educators get taste of Marines boot camp
• Schuylkill County legislators won't take pay raises
• $50K Quinto lottery winner still out there
• Penn State Schuylkill receives $590K in federal funds to renovate lab
• Gordon fugitive turns himself in 5 days after police chase
• UGI customers gets a bill break this heating season
• Shenandoah Valley students solve nutrition mystery at market
• City police look for leads in robbery
• Police, Dec. 1, 2010
• Donaldson man gets house arrest, Megan's Law sanctions
• NWS issues flood watch through Wednesday night
• Shamokin row homes suffer Fire Sunday night
• Police, Nov. 30, 2010
• Application period starts for slots-funded tax relief
• City council plans to raise taxes in 2011
• Political ads bring windfall for local broadcasters
• Mayors' concerns sway Rendell veto
• New Philly fire probe ongoing
• Money stolen from Schuylkill Haven library
• North Schuylkill seniors build park tables in Ashland
• Mahanoy Area school board settles personnel matter with district business manager
• Hunters take to the woods in freezing temperatures
• Pottsville police probe armed robbery at drug store
• Armed robbers take cash, pills from city drug store
• Mahanoy City loses three homes to fire
• Ice sculptor, craft show brighten holiday season for borough
• Police uncover additional items in burglary spree
• Changes to insurance system will aid dairy farmers
• special session produces no laws
• Police log, Nov. 29, 2010
• Deeds, Nov. 29, 2010
• Crowd of more than 150 gather for borough Christmas program
• Lykens radio club provides service, seeks new members
• Orwigsburg plans Christmas celebrations for Saturday
• Authority gives $50K loan to Hubley Twp.
• Schuylkill Haven begins search for best-decorated houses
• Hunters ready to go for start of deer season
• Around the Region
• Increasing number of jailed women fuels prison overcrowding, societal problems
• Recent prominent cases featuring women convicts
• COncussions in state, national spotlight as officials look to protect the injured
• Around the Region
• Turnout for city's annual Christmas program "sparse," but die-hards line up for free gifts
• Irish Christmas show to raise funds for Knights of Columbus
• East Brunswick may start crime watch
• Hawk Mountain inspires New Jersey author
• Deeds, Nov. 28, 2010
• Police, Nov. 28, 2010
• 3 sought in Shen robbery
• Births, Nov. 28, 2010
• Marriage Licenses, Nov. 28, 2010
• Christmas trees arrive for gala
• Around the Region
• Santa leaps from plane, kicks off Christmas season in Shenandoah
• poaching law faces tests as deer hunting season approaches
• The long wait: Deals have Black Friday lines starting Thursday
• 131st heading to Afghanistan
• Police, Nov. 27, 2010
• Criminal Court, Nov. 27, 2010
• Deeds 2, Nov. 27, 2010
• 'Looking for the deal': Store managers say sales strong on Black Friday
• Shenandoah ushers in holiday season with Dickens
• Deeds, Nov. 27, 2010
• Correction, Nov. 27, 2010
• Municipal authority announces boil water advisory in city
• Volunteers prepare, deliver food to families in need
• Benefactor buys meal for family each year
• Thanksgiving snow a prelude to winter in Schuylkill County
• 3 get keys to city for saving man's life
• For the record, Nov. 26
• Police, Nov. 26, 2010
• District Court, Nov. 26, 2010
• Criminal Court, Nov. 26, 2010
• Minersville sets sights on skate park
• Around the Region
• Minersville Area classrooms nearly complete; students to take Keystone Exams
• Community Christmas event planned in Gordon
• Arts Barn offers locals place to admire area artists' work
• Burglars steal more than $15,000 in goods from Renninger's auction
• 3 enter pleas in Pine Grove meth lab fire
• Third man admits role in Shenandoah bar fight
• Prosecutors drop all but one count against alleged sex offender
• Donaldson man arrested on charges of assaulting 3 girls
• Lewistown Valley farm's turkeys gobbled up
• 'Get on the bus:' STS to unveil Santa Shuttle on Friday
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra tribute group to perform in Pottsville
• Police urge safety during holiday shopping season
• New employee joins controller's office, welcomed by commissioners
• Deeds, Nov. 24, 2010
• Police log, Nov. 25
• 2nd Pottsville man late to court, found guilty of contempt
• For the record, Nov. 25
• After indictment, Musto says 'I want my day in court'
• Correction, Nov. 24
• Gordon man leads police on chase after allegedly stealing cash at Wal-Mart
• Chief: Last week's fire in Schuylkill Haven caused by faulty wiring
• City man sent to state prison for Pine Grove meth lab fire
• Shenandoah man admits role in bar fight
• No tax increase in tentative North Union Township budget
• Schuylkill Haven woman wins $100K on scratch-off lottery ticket
• Country Squire robbery suspects arrested
• Ringtown foresees 2-mill tax increase
• School board president demoted
• A&E film crew looks for ghosts in Pottsville, New Ringgold
• Police await test results in Haven shooting death
• Truck crash closes 61 near Schuylkill Mall
• Polie, Nov. 24, 2010
• Fire destroys storage sheds in Hamburg
• Fire destroys storage building in Hamburg
• Fire burns storage sheds in Hamburg
• Around the Region
• Route 61 southbound between Frackville and Darkwater reopened about 10 a.m.
• Mahanoy Area hears testimony on employee
• Holden: New airport screenings 'over the top'
• District court, Nov. 23, 2010
• Deeds, Nov. 23, 2010
• Criminal court, Nov. 23, 2010
• Ashland Rotary holds ninth annual "Giving Thanks" dinner outreach
• Police log, Nov. 23, 2010
• Court tosses lawsuit vs. Gilberton, state police
• Red Cross busy with major fires; 'you can never know when it will happen'
• Holden delivers cash to two local projects, but worries about impending death of earmarks
• Eatery gears up for 2nd annual free Thanksgiving meals
• Book chronicles histories of two local Catholic parishes
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• Around the Region
• Man found in Haven with gunshot wound dies
• Police say Pottsville man's shooting death 'suspicious'
• Schuylkill YMCA to run Black Friday tot drop
• Pottsville man critical with head wound after shooting in Schuylkill Haven
• Girl Scout organizes career expo for young women
• GOP pushes to revive school choice
• Mother, daughter died of smoke inhalation
• Congregation hears sermon in native language
• Grammy under belt and guitar in hand, David Cullen to play in Pottsville
• German Christmas market in city to benefit art organizations
• Local youth gear up for 'Nutcracker' performances
• Police log, Nov. 22, 2010
• Deeds, Nov. 22, 2010
• Deeds, Nov. 22, 2010
• Around the Region
• Local airman begins chronicling tour in Afghanistan
• Autopsy results pending for 2 women found after New Philly fire
• Deeds 2, Nov. 21, 2010
• Vigil in Pottsville provides support to families of suicide Victims
• Attendance at Pottsville Area parent-teacher conferences not meeting district expectations
• Around the Region
• SARCC keeps focus on victims, not controversy
• Making Marines: Republican-Herald will follow local recruits
• County cadets strive to become state troopers
• Deeds, Nov. 21, 2010
• Police ask public's help in identifying thieves at Mahanoy Township break-in
• Heater fire causes alarm, minor injury at nursing Home
• Police, Nov. 21, 2010
• Deeds
• District Court, Nov. 21, 2010
• Unearthed bullets may hold Lattimer Massacre answers
• Criminal Court, Nov. 16, 2010
• Around the Region
• Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign begins, organizers hope for $70K
• Book Nook opens in Saint Clair
• 'Breaker Boys' author apologizes for failing to inspire Hollywood
• Commissioners deny Kantner's accounting bill
• Schuylkill County United Way drive raises $940K
• Judge: Trial of alleged Shenandoah shooter to be capital case
• Cressona borough council president stepping down
• Frackville borough council works to cut budget costs
• Fire damages home near Klingerstown
• Investigation of fatal fire continues
• District court, Nov. 20
• Correction: Name misspelled
• Police log, Nov. 20
• Deeds, Nov. 20
• Blue Mountain won't allow teacher to rescind retirement request
• Criminal court, Nov. 20
• Gilberton residents face 6-mill tax increase in 2011
• Gilberton employee charged with municipal building break-in
• Frackville business robbed at knifepoint
• Gilberton council passes nuisance property ordinance
• Schuylkill Haven warehouse destroyed by fire
• Fire kills two in New Philadelphia; Police investigating blaze
• Emergency officials: Stay calm, keep eye out
• Vigil to remember suicide victims set for Saturday in Pottsville
• Airport proposal goes back to county court
• Police, Nov. 19, 2010
• Deeds, Nov. 19, 2010
• FAMA, Department of Corrections close in on sewage line agreement
• Births, Nov. 19, 2010
• Deeds, Nov. 17, 2010
• 2 more sentenced to state prison for Hazleton man's death
• Fire under investigation at Blue Mountain Christian Retreat
• Police seek robber in Frackville
• Mother, daughter dead after fire destroys 7 homes in New Philadelphia
• Flames destroy 7 homes in New Philadelphia
• Controller, commissioners settle lawsuit
• Holden: Opposition to Pelosi based on principle
• Schuylkill County's 2011 budget looks bleak
• Former Deegan employee goes to work for Kantner
• Pine Grove residents without power Wednesday morning
• Police, Nov. 18, 2010
• Taxes, sewer rates to remain unchanged in Tamaqua
• Appellate court upholds Tamaqua man's DUI conviction
• Fire breaks out at old warehouse in Schuylkill Haven
• Schuylkill YMCA expands with new gym equipment
• Pottsville Area continues quest to install solar panels on school grounds
• Haven plans to hike electricity, sewage
• Copper stolen from Blue Mtn. construction site
• City works to close $730,885 budget gap
• Pottsville IT Student, Damien Karkanica passed his Network + Certification Test today.
• Shift in House leadership outlook
• Pottsville woman headed to prison for crashing into day care while driving drunk
• 2 New York men headed to court on robbery charges
• New trees grace Pottsville parking lot, sidewalks
• Nittany Neighbors dinner brings students, community together
• Burglars break into Gilberton borough building
• Butler Township adopts ordinance prohibiting unregistered vehicles on roads
• Police, Nov. 17, 2010
• Births, Nov. 17, 2010
• Resort near Bushkill seeks Pennsylvania's last casino license
• Foster township asks court to rule property is tax-exempt
• West Mahanoy Township man charged with Frackville burglary
• Photos from the Mental Health Consortium
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• Truck crashes into house
• Shenandoah Valley school board expels student
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• Police Log, November 16, 2010
• Pottsville police charge Schuylkill Haven man with attempted homicide
• Author, commentator talks politics at Penn State Schuylkill
• State House approves pension bill
• Nuisance properties issue raised in Shenandoah
• Professor, writer remembers library, teachers with book donation
• EIT panel sets 2011 meetings
• Conservancy to celebrate county bicentennial with trees
• Tree Planting at McCann- Thanks to Joe Orlowsky and the Shade Tree Commission
• Deeds, Nov. 16
• Vote for the Thermos Red - McCann Pottsville-posted by Keith Resser
• Around the Region
• 'Pushed aside?' Some say early displays diminish meaning of Christmas, Thanksgiving
• Fundraiser set for search dog
• Police log, Nov. 15
• E. Brunswick looks to give tax break in 2011
• Deeds, November 15, 2010
• Around the Region
• Ringtown pastor ordained at Sunday service
• Church joins global effort to spread Christmas joy
• Wildlife rescuers capture goose shot by arrow
• Schuylkill, Berks choirs combine for festival of song
• Search and Rescue K-9 hurt in accident; fundraisers set for treatment costs
• Police chase in Pottsville ends in gunfire
• Blight fight a municipal onus
• Troopers: Man robbed at gunpoint inside motel room
• Norwegian Township: World Resources' neighborhood has changed
• Deeds, Nov. 14, 2010
• Silent auction in Hamburg to fund future art ventures
• Around the Region
• A few names added to Santa's 'nice list' at Fairlane mall
• Holiday marketplace draws hundreds to downtown Pottsville
• Police seek those who set New Philadelphia, Blythe Township fires
• Bands, dancers wanted for American Cancer Society fundraiser
• Arraignments, Nov. 14, 2010
• Police, Nov. 14, 2010
• Deeds, Nov. 14, 2010
• Criminal Court, Nov. 13, 2010
• State taps local schools to field-test future graduation exams
• Girardville woman gets state prison term for stealing $163K from senior citizen
• Correction: Date incorrect
• Gov.-elect Corbett skeptical of liquor fee increase
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill Mall heralds holidays with Santa, reindeer, talented dogs
• Pottsville art gallery becomes concert venue
• Guidance counselors updated on FAFSA changes
• School officials, community members talk bringing agriculture program back to Blue Mountain
• Police, Nov. 13, 2010
• District Court, Nov. 13, 2010
• Sovereign to host tribute to Disney songs, shows
• Derbes still rockin' after all these years
• Analysis: Corbett will choose his successor as attorney general
• Deeds, Nov. 12, 2010
• District Court, Nov. 12, 2010
• Police, Nov. 12, 2010
• Judges uphold 10-year prison term for drug conspirator
• Correction, Nov. 12
• Lazy Dog Coffeehouse plans makeover
• Nittany Neighbors dinner to bring PSU students and community together
• Another Democrat joins list of Schuylkill County commissioner candidates
• Saint Clair to raise taxes in 2011
• Around the Region
• Blue Mountain School District to possibly add director of fundraising position
• Tripped power line causes outage for thousands in Schuylkill County
• The following students passed their Certification Examinations: Charlene Harman - Jennifer Salvadore - Ken Moyer - Charlene Harman - Johanna Rock - Jennifer Salvadore - Ashley Aungst - Tanya Wehr - Marian Valosin - Damien Karkanica - Joe Lawrence - Ed Ma
• Administrators address Pottsville Area's special education needs
• District Court, Nov. 10, 2010
• Saint Clair school board hears engineering proposal on possible expansion
• Sentencing reset in day care center DUI case
• Police, Nov. 11, 2010
• Pottsville to pave Pocket Park lot this week
• Tredegar files 2 assessment appeals
• Officials say Kantner speech 'embarrassing'
• Orwigsburg woman displays love of Christmas through World War II-era cards
• Frackville Lions honor 3 veterans during dinner
• Correction, Nov. 11, 2010
• Santa's booked up with Saturday photos
• 'For my country, I'll do anything'
• Ordinance to allow Ashland to recoup costs associated with civil suits
• Minersville seeks tax exemption for fire-damaged property
• Tamaqua man arrested for alleged stabbing in Maryland
• Sewer bills hiked in Orwigsburg
• Deeds 2, Nov. 11
• Power restored to most of Schuylkill County
• Frackville schedules preliminary budget meeting
• Deeds, Nov. 10, 2010
• Congratulations to Sara Cupsta, Financial Planner, who is getting married this weekend. Attached are photos of her McCann Family Shower!
• Around the Region
• Births, Nov. 10, 2010
• Stadium authority approves franchise sale
• Police, Nov. 10, 2010
• Chicago trucker killed in Interstate 81 crash
• Schuylkill County commissioners seek to have lawsuit settlement enforced
• Minersville arson reward spurs tips while council approves separation agreement with officer
• 2 save man's life as group plans Thanksgiving charity
• Dilapidated properties addressed in Mahanoy City
• Schuylkill Mall theater helps cancer society in local woman's memory
• Deeds, Nov. 10
• Deeds, continued, Nov. 8, 2010
• Casey: Republican winnings due to slumping economy
• Gordon Council to consider adding position of junior council member
• Chicago trucker killed on I-81 in Schuylkill County
• Former Ringtown elementary building slowing creation of borough budget
• Raven Run author's 2nd novel combines business world, murder
• Around the Region
• Reductions sought for 3 Humboldt properties
• Kantner appeal dismissed
• Pottsville to monitor parking spots via underground sensors
• Criminal court, Nov. 9, 2010
• Deeds, Nov. 9, 2010
• District Court, Nov. 9, 2010
• Police log, Nov. 9, 2010
• Pine Grove High Area High School students teach sixth-graders forestery lesson
• Marijuana smuggler gets state prison sentence
• New Ringgold votes to reject commission's budget
• Rules to be set for Joulwan Park
• Meeting tonight for Thanksgiving meal county program
• Fire breaks out in Pottsville building
• Paintball 2010
• Around the Region
• Deeds, Nov. 8, 2010
• Small blaze destroys laundromat dryer
• Hawk Mountain employee prepares for hike, river journey
• pottsville scout completes eagle project at catholic war vets
• Gordon community survey reviewed at Sunday luncheon
• Pottsville man claims 2010 Senior Idol crown
• Police log, Nov. 8, 2010
• Looming state budget cuts have area school boards worried
• New ADA regulations for recreational facilities prompt concern about costs for implementation
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• Tale of coal region conflict told in Mount Carmel native's 2nd novel
• Police, Nov. 6, 2010
• Criminal Court, Nov. 6, 2010
• Police ask for help in finding Orwigsburg vandals
• Deeds, Nov. 6, 2010
• Corbett will try to make state stores private
• State begins taking applications for heating assistance
• Annual festival promotes fun approach to reading
• Will Republicans try to gerrymander Holden out of his seat? Experts say 'no'
• Pennsylvania's tax ranking rekindles policy debate
• Port Carbon Family receives blue star banner
• Thankfulness abounds at hospital breakfast for service members
• Around the Region
• Pine Grove woman releases first book, offers tour of historic home
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• Thanksgiving comes a little early for 480
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• Mount Carbon mayor to run for commissioner
• Police, Nov. 6, 2010
• Audit: Controller's office has 22 'material weaknesses'; officials push Kantner to make major changes
• Deeds, Nov. 5, 2010
• Criminal Court, Nov. 6, 2010
• District Court, Nov. 6, 2010
• Tamaqua native celebrates 99 years
• Mount Carbon mayor to fun for commissioner
• Farm-City Banquet celebrated
• Around the Region
• 4-H Paper Clover begins Friday at Tractor Supply Co.
• Audit: Controller's office has 22 'material weaknesses'; officials push Kantner to make major changes A look at the audit findings
• Holden says Pelosi is responsible for Democrats' losses, should step down as party leader
• 2 men will spend decades in prison for murder of Hazleton man
• Strawberry Playhouse players take 'Sleepy Hollow' in different direction
• Deeds, Nov. 5
• Criminal Court, Nov. 4, 2010
• District Court, Nov. 4, 2010
• Police, Nov. 4, 2010
• After months of delay, audit will be unveiled today
• Schuylkill County man sentenced to 15 years for child porn
• Verizon white-pages telephone directory no longer to be sent automatically
• Justice Department charges former rape and victim center director with embezzlement
• Zoning board aims to decide jurisdiction for airport hearing on Nov. 18
• Mahanoy Township approves general obligation note to fund sewer project
• Schuylkill Community Action seeks grant funding to rehabilitate 20 homes
• Minersville begins training crime watch members
• Charges held over against alleged child rapist
• Hospital to hold breakfast for veterans, armed forces members
• Two men sentenced for East Union beating death
• Around the Region
• District Court, Oct. 28, 2010
• Former rape and victim center director indicted on embezzlement charges
• Federal prosecutors distribute $276,000 to DA's office, police departments
• Around the Region
• 'Mr. Everyman' wins again: Experts say Rep. Tim Holden nearly invincible
• Police, Nov. 3, 2010
• New GOP-controlled state House will face reform pressures
• Deeds, Oct. 29, 2010
• Deeds continued, Nov. 3, 2010
• Young assailant paroled
• Tri-State Envelope appeals values of Ashland, Union properties
• Criminal Court, Oct. 28, 2010
• Auburn chief denies allegations in letter to council
• Man in child porn case waives charges
• State Street Bridge reopens in Hamburg
• McAdoo native organizes hospital fund in son's memory
• Pottsville Area to form drug and alcohol commission
• Restaurant at Pottsville Ramada closes, will relocate
• Luzerne County voters OK home rule charter
• Hazleton council must pick mayor
• Former rape victim center director indicted on embezzlement charges
• Half of county voters turn out for election
• Deeds, Nov. 3, 2010
• Mahanoy City man escapes injury in rollover
• The Information Technology Club of the Pottsville Campus of McCann School of Business & Technology raised funds to upgrade two unused Dell Optiplex computers running Windows XP to Windows 7 and donated the computers to the Minersville Public Library
• Around the Region
• Cressona discusses Blue Mountain recreation budget
• Historical Society to host holiday market
• Pottsville Nights Out to return with 5 dates in 2011
• Police Log, Nov. 3
• Tobash tops Seip to claim 125th District
• Tim Holden hangs on to seat in U.S. House
• Goodman easily wins re-election in 123rd District
• Knowles wins re-election
• U.S. Attorney's Office takes over Anczarski case
• Volunteers petition at polls over jurisdiction of proposed cargo airport
• PEER advocacy program collects plush toys for children
• Police Log, Nov. 2
• Family Reading Festival to be held at Fairlane Village
• Corbett, Holden, Tobash, Goodman, Knowles win; Toomey leads
• Election Day
• Heavy voter turnout across Pennsylvania, steady in Schuylkill County
• Around the Region
• $18.1 million spent on 65,000 political commercials
• Performers teach science with hip-hop in Pottsville
• Jobless rate dips slightly
• Judge continues Kantner-commissioners lawsuit
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• Gilberton adopts ordinance to ban burning
• World War II POWs speak to Pottsville Lions
• Negotiations between IU teachers, administrators stall
• Arson awareness meeting prompts action
• Around the Region
• MAps show drilling impact on state forests
• Police log, Nov. 1, 2010
• Minersville agrees to set crime watchArson awareness meeting prompts action
• Tuesday's vote may bring changes
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• Arraignments, November 1, 2010
• Grants available to help with farmers markets, farm stands
• Local professor studied under Nobel Prize-winning chemist
• Shenandoah Scouts getting ready for Halloween in new building
• PSU Schuylkill students create video history of shoe industry
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• Police log, Oct. 31
• Argall seeks to beat odds for U.S. House seat, criticizes stimulus, health reform
• Incumbent Holden defends record, blasts 'immoral behavior of Wall Street'
• King Frost comes to Hamburg
• Local legislators see constitutional concerns with pension reform effort
• Police, officials want arsonist captured
• Former dance club transforms into dialysis center
• Mahanoy Area School District board of directors decides on salaries
• Around the Region
• Homeowners give solar solutions a try
• Deeds, Oct. 30, 2010
• City couple awarded almost $54K by jury
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• Student/Staff Softball Game - Round 2
• Massage Club - makeover
• McCann Staff and Faculty- Halloween 2010
• For the record, Oct. 30
• Police log, Oct. 30
• Centralians seek help from federal court
• Political newcomer DiCasimirro wants short career in Harrisburg
• Goodman: State needs new budget approach
• Minersville reward over $5,000; meeting agenda set
• Blaze damages building
• Blue Mountain reviews school lunch policy
• Around the Region
• Ex-coach charged with contact with teen
• Schuylkill County Firefighters' Convention
• A good time was had by all at Student Appreciation Day...check it out.
• Student Appreciation Day
• New figures show state lost 14% of dairy farms from 2006 to 2009
• Bioscience industry gets $60K grant
• Criminal Court, Oct. 18, 2010
• District Court, Oct. 18, 2010
• Police, Oct. 18, 2010
• Citizens begin fundraising to fight cargo airport
• Donchak, Piekarsky in Pike County Correctional Facility
• Princess Wynonah back in the saddle again
• Resigning Cressona councilman may not be replaced
• Quilters make stockings for military families
• NS talks of 'Safe stop' program
• Deeds, Oct. 19, 2010
• Local author goes beyond pages for new book
• Around the Region
• Latest New Philadelphia area fire ruled arson
• Arraignments, Oct. 18, 2010
• Police log, Oct. 18, 2010
• Off-road tour provides preview for vehicle park in Coal Twp.
• Second-annual Buddy Walk draws hundreds, raises money to fight Down syndrome
• Shenandoah American Legion retires American flags
• Schuylkill Chamber has pumpkins aplenty
• Around the Region
• Bill pushes pension spike impact into future
• Father Ciszek's cause is moving forward in Rome
• Pottsville Area 'blindsided' by change in graduation rate requirement
• Pine Grove parade returns, draws thousands
• First-ever charity purse sale draws hundreds
• Maximus Solar provides 'maximum' opportunity for Sacramento couple
• Deeds, Oct. 17
• Suspicious fire destroys vacant home in Blythe Township
• Michael Jackson, 'big head' costumes, classics hot trends this Halloween
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• Around the Region
• Police log, Oct. 17
• District court, Oct. 17
• Applefest fans enjoy a glorious autumn day of fun
• Republicans mum on commissioners candidates; incumbent Staudenmeier only candidate so far
• All Schuylkill County districts make Adequate Yearly Progress on PSSAs
• Girardville wants to hire code enforcement officer
• McAdoo mayor's use of veto draws criticism from council
• Former Mount Carmel cop charged in child porn case
• Local theater group to perform O'Hara to raise funds for SCCA
• Around the Region, Oct. 16
• District Court, Oct. 16, 2010
• Paving on Route 924 nearly finished
• Hazleton student's efforts in PSSA rewarded with car
• District Court, Oct. 15, 2010
• Area pool businessman sentenced for deceptive practices
• Legislature clears bill to fight illegal immigration
• 7 Schuylkill County school districts see SAT score gains
• Attorney says hate crime conviction could affect officers' trial
• 8 local nonprofits get $1K grants
• Police, Oct. 15, 2010
• Good samaritan robbed at gunpoint
• Conviction upheld in disorderly conduct case
• Deeds, Oct. 15
• Plea rejected for alleged theft of $163K from senior
• Chimes, residence hall dedicated at Penn State Schuylkill
• Alaska judge extends Palin's PFA against McAdoo man
• Yuengling in talks to buy Memphis bottling company
• Shenandoah man charged with producing child pornography
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah hate crime trial: Oct. 14 updates
• Annual fest celebrates autumn, Ashland
• Fire chief: Faulty relief valve caused Llewellyn blast
• Police, Oct. 15, 2010
• Blight bill clears Senate, awaits governor's final approval
• Reaction to verdict mixed
• Woman complains of idling tractor-trailers in Kline Township
• Girardville man earns $25K on 'Millionaire'
• Shenandoah-area teens found guilty of hate crime
• Schuylkill chamber feared 'orchestrated' disruption of debate
• District advertises bids for scoreboard message center
• District Court, Oct. 13, 2010
• Rollover crash closes Route 209 for two hours
• Police, Oct. 13, 2010
• Shenandoah-area men found guilty of hate crimes, detained until sentencing
• The jury is out in Shenandoah hate crime trial
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah hate crime trial: Oct. 13 updates
• No one hurt when home explodes in Llewellyn
• Girardville man will compete on 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire'
• Closing arguments completed in hate crime trial
• Correction: Dates incorrect
• Ashland council gets new president, council member
• County expects $400K in federal grants
• VISION to publish county conservation directory
• Lawmakers, candidates square off at Chamber debate
• Witness: Donchak threatened 'civil war' in Shenandoah
• Minersville to start redevelopment authority
• Purse sale to benefit Newspaper in Education, local charities
• Horseback event will raise money for St. Jude's Children's Hospital
• County tax committee members to guide collector's transition
• Smoke detectors available for Mahanoy City residents
• Deeds, Oct. 13, 2010
• Prosecution argues beating was team effort in closing statement
• Defense rests in Shenandoah hate crime trial
• Around the Region
• Water main breaks in city
• Shenandoah hate crime trial: Oct. 12 updates
• Corrections, Oct. 13
• Jewelry store robbed in Laurel Mall
• Deeds 2, Oct. 13
• Police log, Oct. 13
• Dump truck turns over, spills silt on Route 901
• Mine rescue mirrors Sheppton incident
• N. Schuylkill board votes to construct middle school
• Ringtown snow emergency ordinance gets some changes
• Biden rips Rove, Republicans and chamber in local stop
• severance tax talks on natural gas production CONTINUE
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• PADCO hosts seminars to encourage business development
• With $2,500 grant, county farmers can make difference in community
• Local donors finance purchase of body armor for Pottsville police
• Criminal Court, Oct. 11, 2010
• Police, Oct. 11, 2010
• In hate crime trial, witness testifies group agreed on story
• Tri-axle crash closes Route 901 in Primrose
• Around the Region
• 21st century technology applied in Shenandoah case
• Proceedings in Shenandoah case to resume
• Delano man arrested on meth charges
• City to use 2008 federal funds to purchase new pool filtration system
• McAdoo seeks to obtain first CDBG funds in 6 years
• Cressona wants utility poles in middle of sidewalks moved
• Housing trust fund bill awaits final votes
• Com center upgrades will accommodate police departments' radios
• Around the Region
• No one injured in Frackville fire
• Police, Oct. 11, 2010
• CROP walkers fight world hunger
• Rendell throws support behind ABA historical marker
• Block of Art looking to develop strategic plan with state grant
• pinnacle Health Hospice needs volunteers
• Handmade items a draw for Covered Bridge Festival
• Around the Region
• Frackville native enjoyed successful career playing trumpet with musicial giants of '60s, '70s
• Police log, Oct. 10
• Hazleton has $10K left in legal defense fund
• Uninsured safety net back on firm footing
• The power of 10/10/10
• At least four Democrats consider commissioners run
• Pink pumpkins lift spirits in Mahanoy City
• Make A Difference Day approaching
• Former teachers, students and janitor gather at Centre Street School reunion
• Area native finds niche in California's solar industry
• Father, daughter physicians to keep local office hours
• Marriage licenses and divorces granted, Oct. 8, 2010
• Police seek information on runaway teen
• Shenandoah hate crime trial: Oct. 8 updates
• Schuylkill Mall hopes to reopen movie theater by holiday season
• Child pornography charges held over for county court
• Former Shenandoah officers focus of testimony in hate crime trial
• Pottsville police charge man with additional burglaries
• Police, Oct. 9, 2010
• Truckstop robbed at gunpoint
• Pottsville man dies from car crash injuries
• National Pierogy Day celebrated in Shenandoah
• Fire service has different take on home sprinklers
• Investigation continues in two fires
• Trinity Academy students jump rope for the heart
• Man complains about confiscated guns in Auburn
• Around the Region
• United Way hires new director of community relations
• CROP Walk scheduled for Sunday to help fight hunger
• North Schuylkill phys. ed. teacher faces fraud charges
• Fire rages through New Philadelphia homes
• Chester man indicted for 2007 robbery of Murphy Jewelers
• 2 witnesses to beating take stand
• Walsh, Garcia testify in federal hate crimes trial
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah hate crime trial: Oct. 7 updates
• 26th annual fall celebration in Tamaqua set for Sunday
• Tourism vital to local economy
• Police, Oct. 8, 2010
• Police: Hazleton Area security personnel charged with 'harassment'
• 10 burglaries in Frackville cause of concern for residents, police
• GOP finds compromise; powerful party leaders encourage factions to meet in the middle
• Mahanoy Area basking in bear pride
• Tanks in Port Carbon part of Yuengling expansion
• Zoning board hears proposal for airport
• Commissioners award cleaning contract to Pottsville company
• 2 accused of assault, robbery in Walker Twp.
• Sides present opening statements in federal hate crime trial
• Gallagher, McAndrew officially announce retirement at end of 2011
• Deeds, Oct. 7, 2010
• Prerelease center racing the clock; Democrats have 13 months before leaving office
• Correction, Oct. 7, 2010
• Saint clair school board hears results of feasibility study
• Mahanoy Area grads help schools treat concussions
• Massive blaze hits New Philadelphia
• Building plans over breakfast
• Prosecution calls witnesses in Shenandoah hate crimes trial
• Police: Uninvited man makes home in Pottsville house, burglarizes neighbors
• Chairman: County GOP approves several changes to bylaws
• St. Luke's Miners Memorial Hospital marks 100 years of providing care
• Police, Oct. 7, 2010
• Auburn trash delinquents' names to be publicized
• McAdoo eyes grants for borough projects
• Frackville man charged with assaulting 2 girls
• Deeds, continued, Oct. 6, 2010
• House approves tough blight bill
• Pottsville Street Bridge to be replaced in Port Carbon
• Jury pool narrowed to 46 people in hate crime trial
• Democratic commissioners Gallagher, McAndrew won't seek another term
• Locustdale soldier injured in Afghanistan
• Corrections and clarifications, Oct. 6
• Port Carbon council hires contractor to repair street
• Historical society to host school reunion
• St. Clair council refinances debt
• One-car crash closes Burma Road
• Date set for parenting presentation
• Opening statements delivered in hate crime trial
• Brew fest in the works for Pottsville
• Around the Region
• Route 924 paving project to be finished soon
• Police, Oct. 6, 2010
• Deeds, Oct. 6, 2010
• For the record, Oct. 6
• Births, Oct. 6, 2010
• District Court, Oct. 6, 2010
• Cressona residents request unopened alley to be vacated by borough
• Lutheran pastor in Shenandoah celebrates 25th anniversary of ordination
• Pitman native spends semester abroad in Ireland
• Lykens business man questions shut-down
• Sprinkler regulations kick in Jan. 1; municipal authorities fear litigation
• Jury selection in immigrant slaying case enters 2nd day
• 2 charged with kidnapping
• County again loses voters; GOP, Democratic registrations down
• Correction: Names incorrect
• Correction: Date incorrect
• Correction: Address incorrect
• District Court, Oct. 5
• Jury selection in Shenandoah hate crime trial enters 2nd day
• Man who stole $3K worth of medicine sought in Mount Carmel robbery
• State police seek missing juvenile
• More prospective jurors called in for Shenandoah hate crime trial
• Around the Region
• Thieves with guns steal truck at Walker Township game lands
• Police, Oct. 5, 2010
• Minersville Area doesn't give to public library
• Births, Oct. 4
• Butcher shop with 'simple' feel opens in minersville
• Fire muster held in Frackville
• New court payment system started in Schuylkill
• Blue Mountain votes against donation to Orwigbsurg public library; other county school districts take different view
• Hillside SPCA celebrates 25 years with open house
• Police log, Oct. 4
• Holden honored for supporting small businesses
• Minersville Area doesn't give to public library
• Williams Valley board approves grading system change
• Butcher shop with 'simple' feel opens in minersville
• New court payment system started in Schuylkill
• Hillside SPCA celebrates 25 years with open house
• Holden honored for supporting small businesses
• Williams Valley board approves grading system change
• Jury selection in Shenandoah hate crime trial commences
• Around the Region
• Births, Oct. 4
• Fire muster held in Frackville
• Blue Mountain votes against donation to Orwigbsurg public library; other county school districts tak
• Around the Region
• Police log, Oct. 4
• Shenandoah fire ruled arson
• Ohio Surgeon publishes book about Yuengling
• Maternal Family Health Services passes 3-year audit
• Police, Oct. 2, 2010
• Donchak, Piekarsky head to federal hate crime trial Monday
• Huge blaze destroys 5 Shenandoah homes
• Shenandoah fire ruled arson
• Despite uncertain future, Wightman's Dam still nice place to relax and enjoy nature
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• first Octoberfest held in shenandoah
• Frackville holds Pumpkin festival
• Around the Region
• Schuylkill Haven seeks youngsters to join 'Shovel Brigade' for winter season
• Schuylkill haven's wALK-IN ART CENTER HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
• County sheriff: Deputies can help in areas with no police protection
• Kantner meets judge's order, files reports
• Mahanoy City business celebrates a grand opening
• Fire tears through homes in Shenandoah
• Police log, Oct. 2
• Biosolids project on Hold in Schuylkill Township
• Pumpkins tossed in mall parking lot
• Roberts Road Culvert Project COmpleted in Pine Grove
• Around the Region
• United Way to raise funds in supermarkets
• Deeds, Oct. 1, 2010
• County cleans up after Thursday's deluge
• Criminal court, Oct. 2, 2010
• Arraignments, Oct. 2, 2010
• A Tamaqua man faces many charges including burglary of a Hazleton store
• Court, Sept. 30, 2010
• Police, Sept. 30, 2010
• Schuylkill County's audit won't meet Oct. 1 deadline
• Around the Region
• Shenandoah, Frackville celebrate season with games, music and plenty of pumpkins
• For musicians, knowledge is power
• Firemen ready for parade
• Argall blasts Holden for voting to adjourn without extending tax cuts; Holden says Argall should add
• McCann opens new HVAC/R, electrical technology wing
• Judge denies Oxenrider shorter sentence
• Police: Man admits assault of baby sitter
• Minersville Man jailed for stabbing
• Deeds, Oct. 1, 2010
• District court, Oct. 1
• Schuylkill County pounded with precipitation
• DEP pledges public water for Dimock
• Heavy rain will soak Schuylkill County
• Man arraigned on charges of raping little girls
• Animal abuser asks to withdraw guilty plea
• Shenandoah Valley students get the hard truth on cyber dangers
• Former Luzerne County judge slammed for pocketing millions
• Pine Grove Area sends students home
• Schuylkill County under flood warning
• Pine Grove Borough declares state of emergency
• Around the Region
• Crowd gathers in Pottsville for Hops, Vine and Dine
• Landfill association closing books on transfer station
• District Court, Sept. 29, 2010
• Man held in connection with string of burglaries
• Conviction, sentence upheld in Shen burglary
• Prosecutors withdraw sex-related charges against Berks man
• Blight bill nears finish line in Legislature
• Pa. House approves natural-gas drilling tax
• McAdoo man admits threatening Sarah Palin
• Vehicle collides with garage in Brandonville, starts fire
• Man hurt by bull identified, in serious condition
• Penn State Schuylkill hosts African dance band
• Minersville girl struck by truck, flown to Geisinger
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• Schuylkill County under flood watch
• Around the Region
• Criminal Court, Sept. 29, 2010
• Two coal companies in Foster Township burglarized
• 2nd White House Christmas tree coming from Mahoning Township
• Police, Sept. 29, 2010
• Owner of Schuylkill Trust Co. building agrees to pay overdue taxes
• Construction of Pottsville's intermodal station on schedule
• House approves severance tax amendment
• Alleged cat shooter headed to county court
• YWCA of Pottsville refuses to comment on pending merger
• Spirit awards given to residents, businesses that enhance Schuylkill Haven
• minersville school district makes adequate yearly progress
• Tamaqua OKs heating oil contractor, pension plans
• Around the Region
• McAdoo Catholic principal celebrates 50 years as nun
• Marriage licenses, Sept. 28, 2010
• Divorces granted, Sept. 28, 2010
• Police, Sept. 28, 2010
• Haven man sentenced on drug charges
• Thompson Building owner pays taxes, but Schuylkill Trust Co. building may face tax sale
• County's jobless number drops, manufacturing shows strong gains since last year
• Seventh-grader makes jewelry to pay for college
• Ashland water tank will get temporary repairs
• Sixth annual Hops, Vine and Dine will raise money for charity
• 77th annual Hegins Community Fair costs a little more this year
• Tattoo parlor to contribute to breast cancer fund
• 3-judge panel upholds North Schuylkill board removal
• Around the Region
• Marriage licenses, Sept. 27, 2010
• 100TH anniversary and ordination at Ss. Peter & Paul
• Walk-In Art Center project kicks into full gear in Schuylkill Haven
• Parents, kids connect at autism society picnic
• Pottsville Area class of 1980 invited to come back, give back to community
• Sacramento, Valley View fire companies to become Valley Fire and Rescue
• Italian deli offers traditional, imported foods
• Police log, Sept. 27, 2010
• Boy, woman hurt at rodeo events
• 77th annual Hegins Community Fair costs a little more this year
• Police, Sept. 26, 2010
• Thousands crowd into Schuylkill Haven for annual Borough Day
• Experts: Child welfare reports mixed in county
• Allentown Diocese removes 2 priests amid allegations of sexual abuse of minors
• Back-to-school fever takes hold
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• Marriages, Sept. 26, 2010
• 3 critically injured in Rt. 125 crash
• Surveillance cameras provide safety, security in Mahanoy City
• Jacob's church marks 230-year anniversary
• DARE Mile raises funds for drug-resistance education
• Old prescription drugs collected during 'Take-Back Day' event
• Around the Region
• Criminal court, Sept. 26, 2010
• New Ringgold ranch hosts 1st rodeo
• Deeds, Sept. 26, 2010
• GOP's Sterns takes aim at jury award bill; some criticize his duel role as head of non-profit o
• Correction, Sept. 25
• Deeds, Sept. 25, 2010
• Piekarsky, prosecutors seek to limit evidence
• State's agriculture industry receives nearly $1 million in federal grants
• Senators laden projects bill
• Around the Region
• Retail center at Humboldt Station a possibility
• Ralph Peters to present lecture at Penn State Schuylkill on Nov. 15
• Criminal court, Sept. 25
• District court, Sept. 25
• Police log, Sept. 25
• House Collapses in Gilberton
• GOP released 2011 agenda; Democrat Holden agrees with many proposals
• Deeds, Sept. 24, 2010
• Police, Sept. 24, 2010
• Fire burns commercial trucking garage in North Manheim Township
• Around the Region
• 22nd Borough Day dedicated to late Rev. Hoffman
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• Blue Mountain school board rejects $500 donation to Orwigsburg library
• Pottsville Area submits ruling on charter school proposal to state
• Fall clean-up kicks off; 5 sites open, 5 more will open next week
• Suspicious fire destroys garage in New Philadelphia
• Shenandoah Valley parents criticize how dress code is implemented
• Kantner's extensions denied, but judges have granted others
• Gilberton plans to ban burning in borough
• Rare bird crashes into Pottsville house in Wednesday's storm
• Pottsville woman admits being drunk when she hit day care
• Police encourage vigilance after recent incidents between strangers, children
• Criminal court, Sept. 24
• Shenandoah Valley drops cafeteria from planned addition
• Deeds 2, Sept. 23
• Police, Sept. 23, 2010
• State judges affirm harassment conviction, prison sentence
• Thunderstorm sweeps through county, knocking down trees, power lines
• Women accused of stealing from elderly woman
• 4 men charged in theft from Humboldt distribution center
• Deeds, Sept. 23, 2010
• Funding had to be found for new state police class
• Locals attend police academy
• Historical society to bring local Civil War hero to the stage
• Hazleton Area teachers get raises averaging 3.65 percent over 3 years
• Kantner appeals ruling on reports
• Illegal Shenandoah parkers should expect tickets
• Around the Region
• Pottsville company may hire Avenues workers to clean county courthouse
• Sheriffs, deputies suffer setback in state House
• 2 more men admit killing Hazleton man in East Union Township
• Deeds, Sept. 22
• Police log, Sept. 22
• Coroner: Orwigsburg officer's death was suicide
• Obama posthumously awards Medal of Honor to airman who lived in Minersville, Hamburg
• Two plead guilty to murder in beating death
• Severe thunderstorm watch for Schuylkill County
• Brockton man dies in Route 209 crash near Tamaqua
• Around the Region
• NEPA anti-drilling activists bring passion to Capitol
• Solar advocates eye pipeline bill
• Births, Sept. 22, 2010
• Winner chosen in Applefest design contest
• Autumn comes in with above-normal temperatures
• DARE Mile to be dedicated to John Anczarski
• Judges uphold city man's state prison sentence on drug charges
• Births 2, Sept. 22, 2010
• Judge: 1 of ex-plant operator's claims can be heard
• Deeds 2, Sept. 21, 2010
• Police, Sept. 21, 2010
• Officer Bradley remembered by borough officials
• Man who fled rape charges returned to Sullivan court
• Selinsgrove man charged with raping 2 minor girls
• Seleinsgrove man charged with raping 2 minor girls
• Car and box truck collide near Tamaqua
• Car and tri-axle collide near Tamaqua
• Around the Region
• Ashland declares drought warning with voluntary restrictions
• Cressona Mall owner appeals tax assessment
• Proof of ID ordinance discussed in New Ringgold
• Shenandoah council discusses licensing, inspection of rental properties
• Bicentennial education committee hosts student contests
• Deeds, Sept. 21, 2010
• Bicentennial education committee hosts student contests
• Criminal Court, Sept. 21, 2010
• Zerbey airport now offering foliage tours
• Hegins hires more officers
• Police, Sept. 20, 2010
• Barnesville man killed in Mahanoy Twp. crash
• St. John's 200th anniversary a milestone
• Onorato stumps in Schuylkill
• Prescription drug disposal set up
• Society publishing book written in Pennsylvania German
• Around the Region
• Judge drops suit against U. Dauphin
• Annual Women's Day slated for Oct. 2 at Schuylkill Medical Center
• Deeds, Sept. 20, 2010
• St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Ringtown, celebrates 200 years
• County animal support group offers 'pet passports'
• Around the Region
• Orwigsburg patrolman's body discovered at borough police station
• Industrial park workers find tires, bottles, cans and more during cleanup
• Barnesville man killed in Mahanoy Township crash
• Steps Toward a Cure walk-a-thon set for Sept. 25
• State police investigating body found at Orwigsburg police station
• Deeds, continued, Sept. 19, 2010
• 3 generations of wedding dresses from Cressona woman's family incorporated into work of art
• Arraignments, Sept. 19, 2010
• Criminal court, Sept. 19, 2010
• Deeds, Sept. 19, 2010
• Williamstown fire ruled accidental
• Injured Marian football player in satisfactory condition
• Police log, Sept. 19, 2010
• Sword donated
• Heat, stink bugs haunt fall harvest
• Weak economy led to courthouse cleaning bid, company says
• Argall, Holden to debate Oct. 25
• Minersville water expected to clear
• Holden on the fence about tax cut extensions for rich; Argall calls incumbent's position danger
• Senior program gives elderly valuable information
• Around the Region
• Fire burns through Williamstown home, firefighter taken to hospital
• Police log, Sept. 18
• Arraignments, Sept. 18
• Community Connections seior program gives elderly valuable information
• 2 admit killing Hazleton man
• Police cruiser involved in crash
• Tremont lays off full-time police officer
• Minersville council answers residents' complaints
• Fire destroys home in Williamstown, firefighter taken to hospital
• Around the Region
• Reese Project to headline Jazzfest at arts council
• Deeds, Sept. 17, 2010
• Criminal court, Sept. 17
• Police, Sept. 17, 2010
• Mahanoy City meeting addresses property issues
• Third-party candidate enters 124th district race
• VISION honors eight partners with dinner at Sweet Arrow Lake Clubhouse
• Port Carbon historian donates Civil War drums, sword to society
• Judge yet to rule on whether man will face death penalty in fatal Shenandoah shooting
• North Schuylkill School District says it will take at least $34 million to meet students' needs
• Candlelight prayer service held for 2-year-old Pottsville boy
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• Mechanicsville borough seeks options for police protection
• Around the Region
• Deeds, Sept. 16, 2010
• McAdoo mayor seeks extra funds
• Correction: Title incorrect
• Orthodox church files insurance claim against FAMA
• Schuylkill Haven council announces upcoming events
• East Union Twp. OKs bottling facility
• Criminal court, Sept. 16
• For the record, Sept. 16
• Police log, Sept. 16
• Mount Carmel beating case held to court
• Cleaning contract leaves commissioners with tough decision
• Prison officer fired for alleged violations of sexual harassment policy
• Illinois company to open plant in Frackville
• Borough pushes property owner to demolish blighted properties
• Mahanoy City adds incentive to pay delinquent trash bills
• Minersville patrolman remains suspended
• Around the Region
• Man won't fight extradition to N.Y. on rape charges
• Thompson Building elevator not up to code, faces shutdown
• Deeds, Sept. 15
• Criminal Court, Sept. 15, 2010
• Ringtown talks roadwork, snow route
• Police, Sept. 15, 2010
• Crowd of 125 turns out for municipal authority building dedication
• Free Pennsylvania Dutch language course offered in Klingerstown
• Committee setting up public displays about rare blood cancer
• Shenandoah Valley board considers additional cafeteria
• Minersville has two water main breaks
• Mount Carbon to advertise ordinance to take ownership of Forest Road
• Proposed changes inside GOP ruffling some feathers
• Judge won't reconsider ruling that controller must file reports
• Officials: Sapa growth good for county
• Schuylkill County tax collector chosen
• Boil advisory in Pine Grove
• Couple in Shenandoah Heights celebrates 60 years of marriage
• Around the Region
• Marcellus Shale takes center stage in New York meeting
• sheriff powers bill draws debate
• Amish author visits Pottsville
• AMVETS hold POW/MIA flag ceremony in Saint Clair
• Pottsville, Mount Carbon come to terms on Forest Road agreement
• Appreciation Day service held at Old White Church
• Criminal court, Sept. 14, 2010
• Pottsville man convicted on drug charge, faces more prison time
• Police, Sept. 14, 2010
• Correction: Auction dates incorrect
• Chinese miners come to county to learn
• Judge in Shenandoah beating trial bars electronic communication in courtroom
• Movie theater closing at Schuylkill Mall
• Deeds, Sept. 13, 2010
• Police, Sept. 14, 2010
• Minersville deputy chief to have Loudermill hearing
• Officials say billboard at the center of a legal dispute may have caused damage
• Mrs. T's Community Picnic provides food, fun for all - for free
• Around the Region
• Another solar farm slated for Hubley Township
• Rain doesn't hamper Minersville's Spirit Day
• 15th annual Spirit Day draws big crowd despite rainy skies
• Officials say ad billboard possible culprit of damage
• Deeds, Sept. 13, 2010
• Another solar farm planned for Hubley Twp.
• Police: ATV riders rammed cruiser, tried to run over officer
• Annual flag retirement service held in Schuylkill Haven
• Rain doesn't stop Girardville Historical Society's walking tour
• Ash-Tech's expansion plan may create hundred-plus jobs
• Ashland Technologies planned expansion could yield hundreds of jobs
• St. John's Church to celebrate 200th anniversary
• Kantner promises to finish reports by Oct. 1; auditor says situation improving
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• St. Paul's Ringers and Singers handbell choir holds concert for Patriot Day
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• 'Shamokin Snitch List' seeks to expose tattletales
• Deeds, Sept. 12
• police log, Sept. 12
• Proposed law would ban unemployment debit card use at Pennsylvania casinos
• Haven revitalization group hosts first event
• A party 100 years in the making: Mount Carbon Fire Company marks centennial
• Hazleton Area School District tests new student registration policy
• Around the Region
• Pottsville church holds first Sept. 11 Mass
• Criminal Court, Sept. 12, 2010
• Deeds 2, Sept. 12, 2010
• 2nd mistrial declared in sex case
• Fifty-one years before 9/11, another tragedy
• Around the region
• Deeds, Sept. 11
• Police log, Sept. 11
• Barletta defends illegal immigration law
• Deeds 2, Sept. 11
• Smoking cause of Ashland fatal fire
• FEMA upgrades flood zone maps for county
• Girardville Historical Society to hold first town tour on Sunday
• Local woman fosters service dogs
• Schuylkill United Way held its annual kick-off breakfast
• Penn State supports YES program with scholarships
• Sapa to expand facility; $10 million project will create three dozen jobs
• Hazleton's immigration law blocked
• Witness Testimonies in Shenandoah beating case won't be revealed early
• Police, road proposals draw protests in East Brunswick Township
• Annual Minersville community day will have 'something for everyone'
• Around the Region
• Criminal court, Sept. 10, 2010
• Pottsville commission announces first shade tree award winners
• Police, Sept. 10, 2010
• Andreas man found not guilty of assault in shooting incident
• Minersville man suffered injuries in Route 901 crash
• Minersville man on trial for alleged sexual assault
• Ashland council looks to fill vacancy after president's death
• Pool, recycling on agenda for Frackville budget discussions
• Pottsville Business Association gears up for Fall Festival
• Deeds 2, Sept. 10
• Births, Sept. 10, 2010
• Deeds, Sept. 10, 2010
• Mahanoy City man leads police on chase
• 73-year-old rape suspect just another inmate at county prison
• Rape suspect called authorities to check on his status while a fugitive, DA says
• 4 face charges in Mount Carmel beating
• County retirees seek pension increase; retirement board gives consultant more leeway
• Criminal court, Sept. 9, 2010
• Saint Clair School Board hires staff
• Pine Grove man fined for failing to upkeep Mount Carbon property
• GOP chair asks auditor general to investigate county books
• Man reportedly killed in fire in Ashland
• Police release name of victim in fatal Ashland fire
• Around the Region
• Tower City man dies of crash injuries
• Girardville woman flown to Geisinger after being struck by car
• Man arrested after 40 years on the run from rape charges in N.Y.
• Criminal court, Sept. 2, 2010
• Police log, Sept. 9, 2010
• Judges uphold assault conviction, state prison sentence
• Jury acquits Saint Clair man of assaulting bar owner
• Saint Clair borough council pays for road program
• Local groups to host 9/11 service
• Minersville residents speak out against parking restrictions
• Pottsville teen found guilty of simple assault
• More taking Social Security benefits early because of economic hardships
• Judge: Controller violated duty by not filing reports
• Deeds, Sept. 8, 2010
• Police roundup, Sept. 8, 2010
• Tower City man dies in crash with garbage truck
• Girardville woman flown to Geisinger after struck by car
• Police apprehend 73-year-old man in Schuykill County for 1970 N.Y. rape
• Around the Region
• Pottsville businesses to develop new promotional events
• Joulwan visits historical exhibit dedicated to his career
• Local groups to host 9/11 service
• Mother Teresa stamp ceremony held at Mahanoy City church
• Tax committee member questions lower rate request
• Police log, Sept. 7, 2010
• Casinos creating dramatic ripple effects in Northeast Pennsylvania economy
• Ampitheater dedicated at Joulwan park
• Amphitheater dedicated at Joulwan park
• Arraignments, Sept. 5
• Deeds, Sept. 7, 2010
• Deeds 2, Sept. 7, 2010
• Minersville man's 2nd trial coming
• New Traffic Patterns help cars flow through westwood
• Farm City Day encourages youngsters to take closer look at agriculture
• Labor Day Mass celebrates the value of work
• Around the Region
• Open house shows progress of Ashland, historical society
• Highridge companies will clean up park
• Around the Region
• 12th annual baber day held sunday
• County sees 7.5 percent reduction in births; drop in rate nearly 3 times national decline
• SAVORING BABERA relaxing oasis in bustling Pottsville
• For some laborers, the fix is in
• Deeds, Sept. 6, 2010
• 'Cork, Fork and Barrel' draws diners to Girardville
• Task force combats crimes against elderly
• District Court, Sept. 6, 2010
• Deeds 2, Sept. 6, 2010
• Police, Sept. 6, 2010
• County cleanup kicks off Sept. 20
• Schuylkill Chamber to rework its 'foundation'
• Annual hamburger festival a hit
• Deeds 2, Sept. 5, 2010
• Holden, Argall won't go "out on a limb;" both oppose major changes to Social Security
• Annual Hamburger Festival expanded
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Rush Township crash
• Local group eats way through coal region on burger tour
• seventh Annual Hamburger Festival expanded
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• Ashland native takes on the horror genre in two books
• Fraternal Order of Police hold car show in Fountain Springs
• Police 'reach out' to Penn State students
• Schuylkill Chamber concerned about late dues
• Around the Region
• Unofficial parade surprises Ashland residents
• District Court, Sept. 5, 2010
• Police, Sept. 5, 2010
• Deeds, Sept. 5, 2010
• Police cracking down on drunken, aggressive drivers over holiday weekend
• Girardville council recognizes PRIDE as a 'sanctioned organization'
• Around the Region
• Criminal Court, Sept. 4, 2010
• Two injured in I-81 SUV crash
• Deeds 2, Sept. 4, 2010
• Marriages and Divorces, Sept. 4, 2010
• More than $1000 taken from home Illegal immigrant arrested for DUI Pine Grove man injured in crash M
• 2 months to election, poll workers wanted
• Sen. Casey describes father's legacy
• Deeds, Sept. 4, 2010
• Election rules to keep in mind
• Group hopes ABA parade will live on in historical marker
• Coaldale sues former engineer for return of documents
• Judge continues cases of 2 homicide suspects
• Amish author to stop in Pottsville
• Marriages, Sept. 3, 2010
• Shenandoah man admits trying to rob Burger King
• Judge: Kantner must file reports by Oct. 1
• Police, Sept. 3, 2010
• Around the Region
• Mindset just wants to have fun
• Enjoy autumn's finery in county
• Deeds
• Clarification: Officials set Sept. 30 deadline
• Deeds
• Donchak-Piekarsky trial site moved
• Hot weather kicks off Mahanoy City Back-To-School carnival
• Bike honoring fallen cyclist to be replaced, dedicated
• Man charged in Pottsville drug bust
• Auburn chief facing criticism says he has support
• Baber Day will include nature tour
• Kantner defends herself in letter to local officials
• Scorching summer spurs fall foliage
• Deeds 2, Sept. 2, 2010
• Motorcyclist injured in Ryan Township crash
• Around the Region
• Ride will benefit Tamaqua police officer battling cancer
• Girardville set for Cork, Fork and Barrel
• Pottsville's Joulwan to visit new attractions
• Back-To-School Carnival ready for the Labor Day weekend
• Saint Clair Area School District short on staff after resignations
• Cumbola man gets probation, Megan's Law sanctions for child porn
• Police log, Sept. 2
• Deeds, Sept. 2, 2010
• Auburn chief, 2 residents spar over allegations
• New Tripoli man sent to prison for sexually assaulting girl
• Wrecking ball swinging at 1912 Building but future of land unclear
• Two of Pottsville's tallest buildings face tax sale
• Pine Grove water customers under water boil advisory
• Around the Region
• Campaign sign placed in wrong congressional district
• Police, Sept. 1, 2010
• District Court, Sept. 1, 2010
• Criminal Court, Sept. 1, 2010
• Hazleton Area teacher resigns after claims of relationship with student
• University of Scranton president accepts position in Wisconsin
• Ashland authority may consider water service to Cresswell Gardens
• Landingville man charged with unlawful contact with girl
• Oxenrider sent to state prison
• Protesters criticize commissioners, controller
• Ashland authority discusses water tank problems
• Computer repair shop allegedly finds child porn; man arrested
• State: county's jobless rate inched up in July
• Hazleton man sentenced for 2 Schuylkill robberies
• Start dates set for trials of former Shenandoah officers
• Woman, 45, run over by her own car in Schuylkill Haven
• Federal trial dates set for former Shenandoah police officers
• Around the Region
• Criminal Court, Aug. 31
• Deeds, Aug. 31
• District Court, Aug. 31
• Police: Be careful around buses Woman charged with assault 2 arrested after failed breath tests
• Agriculture center agencies help feed people in need
• Illegal immigrant, 24, arrested for assaulting girl, 14
• Author speaks of childhood years in Russian orphanage
• Transportation authority meets for first time
• Most students come prepared for new dress code at Pottsville Area
• Around the Region
• Coal ash regulation hearings start today
• Adopt-An-Acre pumpkin crop needs a bit of rain
• Dual enrollment program at Penn State Schuylkill allows high school students to attend courses
• Rates rise for Pine Grove Authority users
• Williams Valley teachers and board still negotiating contracts
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• Police log, Aug. 30
• Motorcycles fill city streets for Bike Night
• State grant to fund home repairs in Gilberton
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• Allentown Diocese wins international award for fundraising effort
• Motorcycles rev up for Elks
• Around the Region
• Incoming Blue Mtn. superintendent focused on learning, early intervention
• Deeds 2, Aug. 29
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• Police log, Aug. 29
• Casinos create thousands of jobs, but base pay criticized
• Rendell seeks increase in motorist fees
• Heritage Day 'helps close gaps between people'
• Truancy policy revised to include tougher consequences
• Summer in Paris can be fun
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• Anczarski memorial removed in New Mexico
• Judge allows former girlfriend's statement against ex-Shen chief, captain
• Woman rushed to hospital after crash
• Minersville Deputy Chief suspended
• Around the Region
• Meth lab defendant returned to prison
• Pre-hearing conference set for Friday in mandamus case against controller
• District court, Aug. 28
• Police log, Aug. 28
• Minersville committee wants answers
• Synagogue looking to repair cemetery
• Tremont driver admits assaulting officer, striking police vehicle
• Pottsville sends Forest Road contract back to Mount Carbon for approval, again
• Blue Mountain appoints superintendent
• 'Demeaning' to women or 'tongue in cheek?' - GOP video stirs controversy
• Girardville woman admits stealing more than $163,000 from senior citizen
• Around the Region
• Twardzik chosen as Parade of Nation's grand marshal
• Community, ethnic pride on display at Shenandoah's Heritage Day
• Faith in Exile set to release new CD
• District Court, Aug. 27, 2010
• Police, Aug. 27, 2010
• Saint Clair man admits indecent contact with teen
• Births, Aug. 27, 2010
• Shenandoah Valley teachers, staff trained in bullying prevention
• New road to improve traffic at Route 61 and Tunnel Road
• Schuylkill County commissioners ask judge to act quickly, force controller to file reports
• Special session teaches police ins, outs of ignition interlocks
• North Schuylkill field to be renamed
• Transportation board to hold first meeting Monday
• Around the Region
• District Court, Aug. 26, 2010
• Police, Aug. 26, 2010
• Deeds, Aug. 26
• Criminal Court, Aug. 26, 2010
• Convicted child molester seeks new trial
• Births, Aug. 26, 2010
• Schuylkill County GOP chairman questions selection of auditor
• Empire Group expansion to create 150 jobs
• Lawyer for former Shenandoah officer objects to questionnaire
• City may approve Forest Road contract Thursday
• Schuylkill Tax Collection Committee schedules 2nd round of bids for collector
• Mount Carbon fire company to celebrate history with time capsule
• City couple to go to prison on Saturday
• Questionnaire at issue in Shenandoah beating case
• Shenandoah man sent to state prison for sexual assault
• Around the Region
• Births, Aug. 25, 2010
• District Court, Aug. 25, 2010
• Deeds, Aug. 25, 2010
• Police, Aug. 25, 2010
• Superior Court upholds 2 state prison sentences
• New Jersey man pleads to assault charge
• parties seek settlement in natural gas pipeline case
• Fourth generation wearing Lithuanian dress in Heritage Day parade
• Trial delayed for former Shenandoah officers
• Minersville school board suspends cheerleader booster club funding
• Around the Region
• County officials seek judge's help; court could force Kantner to complete reports within 30 day
• Rendell hones transportation proposal
• ANOTHER RIG FLIPS ON 54; Incident closes road for 9 hours
• Plant operator takes over Minersville Water Authority management
• County court employee e-mails exempt from Right to Know Law
• Former Mount Carmel nun considered for sainthood
• State warns whooping cough on increase
• Police log, Aug. 24
• Around the Region
• People buy art to help Ringtown teen
• Orwigsburg Fire Company hosts car show
• Local eatery hopes to revive Thanksgiving tradition
• Upper Dauphin refinances bonds
• residents displaced after mcadoo fire
• '10 years of building;' Recorder of Deeds office nearly done decade-long imaging project
• Schools in county resist trend to ask students and parents to provide essential supplies
• Police log, Aug. 23
• Firefighters douse blaze in commercial facility
• Culinary Expert gives tips on packing healthy lunch
• Islandfest raises money for island park
• Fireman's parade held in Frackville
• Pioneer Tunnel celebrates 48th anniversary as tourist attraction with Pioneer Days
• Around the Region
• Deeds, August 22, 2010
• District Court
• Police
• Actions of Judicial Conduct Board questioned
• Emotions part of settling estate
• Cressona siblings love to rope, ride
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• MaryD man killed in dirt bike accident
• 6 months later, few answers in Mahanoy City fatal shooting case
• Gilberton police to propose ATV ordinance
• Former church properties sold for variety of uses
• County man gets 50 months prison time for role in meth ring
• Pine Grove hires new superintendent
• Schuylkill County welcomes two students from India
• Around the Region
• Penn State Schuylkill move-in day brings students from across state and U.S.
• Gladstone will appear before Schuylkill County Zoning Hearing Board about cargo airport
• Mary D man killed in dirt bike accident
• Mary D man killed in dirt bike accident
• Expert: Various factors give pause on death sentences
• Witness in Tunkhannock plane crash says occupants OK
• District Court
• Police
• Further consolidations in Schuylkill County on hold pending appeal decisions
• Gilberton still waiting for response from USDA
• IU 29 teachers protest; contract negotiations ongoing
• Demolition to make way for strip mall starts
• GOP sees opportunity, blasts Democrats for courthouse squabble
• New residence hall ready for move-in day at Penn State Schuylkill
• Hazleton Area and teachers union reach tentative agreement
• Fire damages Mahanoy Township plant
• Mahanoy Twp. anticipates state approval for sewage project soon
• Rush Twp. accepting aid applications
• Get party started with Toolshed Jack
• Deeds
• FAMA to begin plant improvement project
• District Court
• Pottsville Area school board prepares for start of school
• Police
• Tamaqua council acts on residents' complaints
• Births, Aug. 20, 2010
• Shale forum draws sharp exchange on severance tax
• Blue Mtn. school board hires more faculty
• Woman flown to hospital after car shears telephone pole
• City man jailed for allegedly shooting brother
• County water authority investigates water draw from fire hydrant
• Gladstone brings plans to build cargo airport before county zoning officials again
• Retired Hamburg teacher hikes Appalachian Trail
• Tamaqua Area drug testing met with compliance
• Another claim filed against construction contractors
• Prison employee faces hearing; no criminal charges filed
• Counterfeit money passed at Knoebels amusement park
• Police, Aug. 19, 2010
• Around the Region
• Births, Aug. 19, 2010
• Audit may be submitted with disclaimer; Kantner claims sabotage of project
• Haven residents leery about Route 61 widening project in borough
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• West Mahanoy's threat to abandon Industrial Park Road draws fire from businessmen
• Around the Region
• Friends, family gather to remember John Anczarski
• County tracks down $227K, but other questions remain; audit 7 weeks past due
• Butler Township road projects approved
• Conservation awards presented at annual luncheon at Sweet Arrow Lake
• Minersville Leo Club distributes food
• Ordinances and laws to be enforced in Shenandoah
• Around the Region
• Frackville police advise residents to take precautions when going on vacation
• Mahanoy man jailed on cocaine charges
• Cressona mulls EMS tax hike
• Another Schuylkill Products official pleads guilty
• Schuylkill Medical Center opens facility for treatment of advanced wounds
• Bank robbery charges dropped against Toribio, police identify new 'promising suspect'
• County, courthouse workers agree on comp time
• Controller to auditor: No more questions
• Police log, Aug. 17, 2010
• Hegins man suspects meteorite struck home
• New assistant principal at N. Schuylkill
• Private sector role pushed for transportation woes
• City approves demolition to make way for 'Crimson Court'
• Consolidated Minersville fire company shares info with Valley View, Sacramento
• Baltic country's culture celebrated
• Electricity supplier plans to open office in Pottsville, create 50 jobs
• Complex concept receives $7,500
• Memorial services honors fallen, active firefighters
• Police log, Aug. 16
• New suspect arrested in W. Brunswick robbery
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Schuylkill County
• Around the Region
• Criminal Court, August 15, 2010
• Police, August 15, 2010
• Hospitals could see spike in ER visits with safety net for uninsured on the brink
• Integrity of state parks at risk as drillers eye Marcellus Shale
• Robbery suspect released from prison
• Hawk Mountain's new president to start in October
• Lakeside Ballroom hosts Music Heritage Festival
• Around the Region
• Harry Strouse honored in Ashland with memorial plaque
• Toast to breaking a record?
• Airports home to attractive art
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• 'Teapot' center of summer sky
• District Court, August 15
• Deeds, Aug. 15
• Frackville to honor native sons Jordan Brothers with plaque
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• 'More to this story?' Former controller defends office amid accusations of rampant mistake
• Ex-Mady's site sold, will be refurbished
• Former Shenandoah police to go on trial for extortion charges Sept. 27
• Fire chief, freelance photographer scuffle at scene on car accident
• Minersville library, others get creative to deal with budget cuts
• McAdoo hires 2 part-time officers
• Around the Region
• Tamaqua Area looks into $425K ventilation project
• County burn ban to end Sunday
• County condemns Port carbon property for bridge
• Girardville to implement new employee cell phone policy
• Schuylkill Municipal authority earns national award
• UGI Marcellus bid could result in lower rates near service areas
• Arraignments, Aug. 14, 2010
• District Court, Aug. 15, 2010
• Police, Aug. 14, 2010
• Corrections, Aug. 14, 2010
• Police, Aug. 13, 2010
• Conservation department says no state forest lands are left for gas leasing
• House GOP leader stumps for congressional candidates
• Correction, Aug. 13
• Ashland council adopts rules for parks usage
• Frackville to go after tax and trash delinquents
• Move to reinstate overtime cuts for Orwigsburg borough workers fails
• Questions mount about county finances; Kantner deflects blame
• Judge awards Coaldale man ownership of '50 Bentley
• Anglers must tread carefully, even when river's low
• County man killed in fishing accident loved the outdoors, family, friends
• Readers invade Schuylkill Mall for newspapers' book sale
• West Penn officer presents police-sharing plan to East Brunswick Township
• Police chief pans human services cuts
• Pine Grove council encourages Bicentennial Committee to continue maintaining park
• Around the Region, Aug. 12
• Hazleton Area hires 41 faculty members; 4 board members oppose hiring process
• 2 in stabbing released from hospital, sent to jail
• Deeds, Aug. 13, 2010
• Special guests, programs set for 96th annual Lithuanian Days
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Schuylkill County

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