Shamokin, PA News

• Shamokin, PA News
• 'Save the Ambulance' fundraiser scheduled
• Shamokin Area students help in promoting deaf awareness
• Sunbury Armory for sale
• Residents clean up after 'extraordinary' flash flood
• Memorial Day 2012: Remember 'bitter fate'
• Services held around region
• Noteworthy 5/29/12
• PennDOT reminds young motorists to 'Just Drive'
• Catholic Charities to join 3 programs in one center
• Program held at Southern Columbia Area honors students with scholarships, awards
• Billboards will promote city events, happenings
• Storm brings flash flood
• Graduates gather at their old stomping grounds
• Prominent Civil War veteran focus of service today
• Noteworthy 5-28-12
• Police Blotter 5-28-12
• Brush Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce schedules plant exchange
• Festival photos accessible below
• Local EMS providers given awards for heroism, service
• Festival sign of 'new glory' for Shamokin
• Catholic cemetery historian kept busy
• Blaze damages Shamokin home
• Noteworthy 05-27-12
• For the Record May 27, 2012
• Police Blotter 05-27-12
• Fire hits Ashland home
• Bigger than ever
• Crews battling culm bank blaze
• Two sought in Shamokin Street fight
• Officers injured in fracas
• Teen lost during ATV vacation found, is OK
• Shamokin native will be celebrating 95th birthday
• Senior Citizen Activities
• SCA Relay For Life kickoff to be held June 1
• Siblings charged with harboring city fugitive
• Noteworthy 5/26/12
• Neighbor: Woman was moving out when she was shot
• Handerhan granted permission to visit family for Memorial Day
• Changing of the colors honors WWII veteran
• Shamokin Area teachers: No pay freeze
• Standoff with armed, suicidal man ends quietly
• Class of '12 bids adieu to Our Lady of Lourdes
• Leaving CAFO be
• Fond tribute to Fritz
• Cum laude from Bloomsburg U.
• Dean's list at Art Institute
• Graduates from Moravian College
• Dean's list at Bloomsburg University
• Power will be out June 7
• Noteworthy 5/25/12
• Memorials: Our Lady of Lourdes
• ODYSSEY OF MIND UPDATE: Mount Carmel team in Iowa for world finals
• OM UPDATE: Mount Carmel team working on props, scenery
• Southern Columbia Area Vice President wants to discuss pay-to-participate
• A walk through history
• Police: Man shot woman, killed himself
• Red Cross offers babysitting course
• Centralia Legion lists schedule for Memorial Day
• Memorabilia sought for M.C. 150th celebration
• Noteworthy 5/24/12
• Getchey waives charges
• District Court 5/24/12
• College News: Penn State dean's list
• Project Smile lines up fundraising functions
• Polka makes its debut at heritage festival
• Constable move nixed
• Bridy, Clausi want Shoch to resign as Point Twp. solicitor
• Line Mountain public hearing draws more than 150 people
• Festival-goers will be invited to mess up Dobson's carpet
• East End social hall is open for business
• MCASB president appointed to serve on SEDA-COG board
• School board to participate in new lunch and breakfast guidelines
• Former exchange student will be guest speaker at Lourdes graduation
• Noteworthy 5/23/12
• Clark's Grove to hold memorial service
• Garfield Camp plans Memorial Day rites
• LM arts council to host 'Kaleidoscope of Sound'
• Police: Boy accidentally started barn fire in Rockefeller Township Saturday night
• Two years on probation for alleged dog tosser
• Union agrees to change health coverage vendor
• Parade could be largest yet
• Preliminary hearing set for accused killer
• Flood-damaged homes will be bought out in Columbia County
• Lourdes names top 5 graduates
• Man pleads guilty of indecent assault
• Noteworthy 5/22/12
• Delvalle to be sentenced June 4
• College News: Penn College
• College News: Jefferson Medical
• SASB says 'no' to KOZ for Kirsch site
• Local landmarks and favorite places featured at the Fine Arts Gallery
• $200,000 in damages caused by Saturday barn fire; no people or animals injured
• Noteworthy 05-21-12
• LM school closure plan draws opposition
• Barn destroyed in fire
• Line Mountain consolidation timeline
• News in Briefs 05-20-12
• For the Record 05-20-12
• VNA to introduce telehealth monitoring care program
• County insurance premium share (monthly rates)
• Charges filed in Shamokin blaze
• Natural gas line rupture had highway shut down Friday
• Shamokin Area grad meets Atlas native while serving in Africa
• County seeks unions' help
• Geisinger highlighted in US Senate report
• Noteworthy 5/19/12
• City fugitive found
• Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library
• St. Pauline Center memorials, intentions
• Deployed in eastern Pacific
• Re-enlists in Marine Corps
• Banners honor veterans in Mount Carmel, Sunbury
• Memorial Day services: Mount Carmel
• Memorial Day services: Kulpmont
• Memorial Day services: Coal Township-Shamokin
• Memorial Day services: Mount Carmel Twp.
• Senior Citizen Activities week of May 20-26
• Union agent says vote on raises at Shamokin Area was invalid
• Chief retiring, named LATS acting director
• MCA passes proposed budget; boys soccer co-op voted down
• SASD will have 4-day weeks in summer
• Area high schools beat 16,899 others nationwide in U.S. News & World Report ranking
• Father Adam celebrating 40th anniversary Parochial vicar at Mother Cabrini to celebrate milestone at Mass Sunday
• VNA plans health fair
• Noteworthy 5/18/12
• 4 arrested in drug bust
• 'Local Landmarks' is the theme of art show
• Arts council considering bank donation
• Boater safe after river rescue
• District commends bus driver, students for response at power line incident
• Shamokin Area board member's wife appointed to fill position
• Mount Carmel Township appoint attorney to advise police
• Teen escapes injury when truck loses brakes on hilly street, plows through yard and hits vehicles
• Report of FBI investigation unconfirmed
• Businesses are urged to earn incentives, save $$ with e-Power PPL program detailed at chamber meeting
• Pool prices stay the same
• Noteworthy 5/17/12
• District Court 05-17-12
• Fourth grader earns grand prize
• Lourdes student headed to leadership seminar
• Two earn certification from McCann
• Academic honors at LPN career center
• SCA student to compete in pageant
• SCA students lament loss of music; board told to find 'creative solutions'
• Post offices to reduce hours
• Shamokin is following Coal Township's lead on ticketing
• Board votes to take over Northwestern special education program, approves cuts to admins' benefits
• A brand new start after flooding for auto dealer
• Keefer, Gembic feud is tied to court sentencing
• Foster mother charged in abuse of children
• Noteworthy 5/16/12
• Bath salts trial delayed
• Masser or staffer to visit Kulpmont, Liberty Twp.
• Registrations now accepted for safe driver course sponsored by American Red Cross
• Native of Trevorton will graduate from Coast Guard Academy today
• SCA MAY CUT 16 JOBS
• Keefer gets up to 24 months
• Delvalle sentencing delayed 2 weeks for surveyor report
• 'Copter crew lands in field to wait out weather
• City tells landlord to take criticism to higher officials City native, now foreign mayor, visits council
• Zerbe Twp. to change zoning classifications
• Mount Carmel looks for ad support to pay for 150th anniversary parade
• Noteworthy 5/15/12
• Man charged in teen's assault pleads guilty
• Crash victims released
• Defendants in bathsalt ring seek to continue federal trial
• Contest entries are welcomed through May 25
• American Legion Auxiliary No. 73
• Anthracite Citizens' Theatre
• Mount Carmel Area honor roll
• Mount Carmel native performs radiosurgery on world's tallest man to halt drastic growth
• 3 injured in crash
• Budget restoration debate takes off
• 'Nuisance neighbor' arrested
• Noteworthy 5-14-12
• Noteworthy 05-13-12
• For the Record 05-13-12
• 3 crashes in 2 hours
• Police Blotter 05-13-12
• Volunteers come out to help with Shamokin Cemetery Cleanup
• Big House Benefit Run marks 12th anniversary
• Walk for Life raises more than $25,000 for Shamokin Pregnancy Care Center
• State agencies come to defense of AOAA despite scolding, local criticism
• 'Better crowd' celebrates 15th Oak Street Festival in Mount Carmel
• Young singer, adult comedian win Anthracite Idol contest in Shamokin
• Motivation often a mystery in public corruption cases
• Stock Market Game winners earn salute
• Young doc challenges tough odds after loss Ashland native hopes to give back with new practice
• Jury: Man didn't take action
• Parking bans in effect for Oak Street Festival today
• Grand re-opening a hit at Elysburg McDonald's
• Line Mountain Relay: Shorter, but still as meaningful
• Charges involving false reports, but not arson, expected in Shamokin fire
• Clausi: Power not on when kids exited bus
• Mt. Carmel Elks honor students
• $3 lottery ticket $30,000 winfall for Aristes woman
• Senior Citizen Activities
• District Court 5/12/12
• noteworthy 5/12/12
• Northumberland County Prison passes inspection, now accredited
• Wrong photo published
• Board hears complaints; defends need for ordinance Welsh: No selective enforcement
• Wires fall across moving bus 25 students OK after freak accident along Route 61
• No injuries in city fire At least 5 homeless in early a.m. blaze on Sunbury St.
• Second Anthracite Idol to hit the stage Saturday
• Funding for sewer project should be in by start of June
• News in Briefs 05-11-12
• Dalmatia man among runners in relay for wounded warriors
• Line Mountain Relay for Life invites you to 'Relay your groove in the Grove' tonight
• RCA area getting facelift Volunteers unite to upgrade grounds
• Marino happy to be back on the job after surgery
• Kelley explains costs; Bridy's 'friend' weighs in
• State: No policy for Children and Youth paying for funerals
• Shoch: 'I saw it coming'
• Reaction mixed from educators in area
• Plenty of praise in Shamokin Twp.
• 'Schools won't close without a fight,' says Line Mountain resident
• News in Briefs 05-10-12
• County annex roof repair approved
• Silence the 'nothing to do' blues with a variety of Saturday events
• Eagles announce speaker for Mother of Year Awards
• Effects of county constable cuts discussed in Kulpmont
• Students create comic book
• Although not locally, survey shows many school sports programs now charging
• Caregivers from Mountain View join others in protest
• Bridy's statement in response to Shoch letter
• Shoch ousted as Northumberland County chairman; Clausi in
• Area students to gain career direction at symposium Thursday
• Noteworthy 05-09-12
• Domestic dispute ends in multiple charges
• Mychak brothers pass physician assistant certification exam
• College News: Shamokin graduate attends Scholars Forum
• Former Islamic fundamentalist to address conservative group
• Anthracite Heritage Festival of the Arts Parade Registration Form
• Applications available for festival luminaries
• College news: Coal Township, Elysburg students study abroad
• Retaking the steps: Shamokin hopes to refurbish 7 sets of outdoor public staircases
• Kutza named heritage parade grand marshal
• Geisinge's Steele named among top in health care
• Noteworthy 05-08-12
• Motorcycle ride, 'dice roll' will raise funds for diabetes services
• MCA, Line Mtn., Southern to participate in Envirothon today
• Monday Profile: Closing up shop
• No spring chickens: Coal Township ordinance has animal owners upset
• Shamokin native launches fundraiser campaign for book
• Noteworthy 05-07-12
• Shamokin Area Middle/High School
• Museum announces its hours of operation
• Cecilian Club
• New ordinance helps treasurer
• CAFOs not just a local problem
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• Senior Activities
• Memorials
• NJ principal with ties to area wins 'visionary' award
• Noteworthy 5/6/12
• For The Record 5/6/12
• Students participate in pro-life T-shirt Day
• Military News
• Interested in US Civil War history?
• Keeping 'dessert piglets' fed was a full-time job
• Plenty to do on a May 'staycation'
• Subsidence closes road
• Drug/alcohol treatment groups lobby to block state aid cuts
• All of North'd County now in same Red Cross chapter SUN Area unit includes 3 counties
• SCI-Coal Twp. prison expansion completed $3M+ under budget
• First mud run promises a day of fun and music Irish Valley event to be held June 23
• News in Briefs 05-05-12
• No injuries in C.T. crash
• Saturday spirit 5/5/12
• Church listings 5/5/12
• 'Rock stars' visit Whaleback
• Former hospital workers file suit
• Victim funding cuts a concern
• Final vote tally listed
• Warden looking for more correctional officers
• Culver speaks out on behalf of early childhood education
• Event planned for Stellfox scholarship
• Noteworthy 05-04-12
• District Court 05-04-12
• Police Blotter 05-04-12
• Manna for Many salutes its volunteers
• Uniforms to be purchased 'as-needed'
• Lourdes students stage 'fatal' DUI accident to show classmates dangers of drinking, driving
• New site, same garbage
• Disability cuts rally draws Corbett response
• Santore's sentencing continued
• Road work 5/3/12
• Noteworthy 5/3/12
• Police continue assault probe
• District Court 5/3/12
• DNA results awaited in probe of robbery at night deposit
• Police study new leads in bomb scare at MCA
• SCI-Coal Twp. colleague to remembered with Big House Benefit Run
• Opinions vary as funeral bill tiff intensifies
• Pension problem adds to funding concern
• Man sought in drug probe turns self in
• Flowers for sale to benefit Shamokin fireworks
• Airports to get state, fed funds
• Choraliers feature 'Phantom'
• 400 more people employed in county
• 'Lightning-fast response' stops Shamokin fire
• Pharmacy robber gets 1-2 yrs.
• Atlas man in prison over September firearms, bath salts incident
• Noteworthy 05-02-12
• Police Blotter 05-02-12
• Lewisburg man sentenced in child sex assault
• Teen crashes car into house
• Geisinger to offer free skin cancer screenings
• Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
• Trevorton Seniors
• Organization News: Rainbow Club
• Trevorton Patsies
• Our Lady of Hope CCW
• Committee suggests cutting $157K from athletic budget
• Board agrees to keep secretary, cut detective
• Bridy questions funeral bill
• Education funding: Changes add more worry
• Top brass may not take raises
• Irish Isle sues Indiana firm over walk-in freezer mixup
• Informant to be sentenced Friday
• Noteworthy 05-01-12
• Keefer sentencing postponed
• Shamokin sophomore selected for Miss Teen pageant
• MCA to crown field day queen
• Education funding: Teacher numbers have been cut, but pay freezes have been rare
• One airlifted in crash
• Celebrating 50 years of care
• Noteworthy 04-30-12
• Shamokin administrator perks spelled out in Act 93 contract
• Education funding: Stimulus loss doesn't explain it all, PSEA, local administrators say
• Art, music, gym classes stay At Shamokin Area, classroom teachers to instruct middle, elementary levels
• Opening day arrives at Knoebels; parkgoers rejoice
• A funding example
• Pregnancy Care Center to host Walk For Life
• Senior Activities
• News in Briefs 04-29-12
• For the Record 04-29-12
• Big House Benefit Run Saturday
• The News-Item wins 3 Keystone Awards Newspaper recognized for columns, coverage of flood, headline writing
• After winter of flood repairs, Knoebels reopens today
• Pride, investment needed, officials urge at first blight task force meeting
• Coal Township man charged in connection with March 17 attack on Shamokin street corner
• Dept. of Health extends grace period for school immunizations No further extensions will be granted after two weeks
• Noteworthy 04-28-12
• District Court 04-28-12
• Gala nets $120,000 for state coalition against sex abuse
• 107th Legislative District vote tallies by municipality
• Locust Gap boy earns pride award
• Residents address housing issues at authority meeting
• Big payoff for low-key campaign
• Primary results indicate reform still important
• Copper pipe theft thwarted
• Bartos loses DEP case
• Book club meets Saturday to discuss 'Big Girls Don't Whine'
• James Wisloski resigns council seat in Kulpmont
• Gembic recuses himself from presiding over Getchey case
• Line Mountain food prices to increase 10 cent per meal next school year
• Northumberland County GOP Presidential Primary
• 11th District Democrats
• 11th District GOP voters selected three delegates
• Hearing continued for third time in substitute teacher sexting case
• Man accused of DUI, stealing while paroled
• District Court 04-27-12
• Noteworthy 4/27/12
• Elysburg's business 'balance,' family atmosphere earn praise
• A few facts about Ralpho Township, Elysburg
• MINI-MART OPERATORS INDICTED
• Not a city or borough: Is Elysburg a village?
• MCA Merit Awards for March
• Mack denied appointment to SEDA-COG; county may sue
• Rosini asks to eliminate detective, not secretary
• Noteworthy 4/26/12
• Symphonic band to present concert
• MCA team to compete at Odyssey world finals
• Contest winners named
• Shamokin Area honor roll
• Barletta reflects while casting vote
• Line Mtn. schedules public meeting to discuss closing Leck Kill and Dalmatia elementary schools
• President of Indian Hills said protest was well organized, no damage to property
• Northumberland County primary vote tallies
• Voter ID test goes well
• 22% vote in county
• Yeager-Masser race set for fall
• Stilp appears victor over Vinsko in 11th; will face Barletta
• Noteworthy 4/25/12
• Ex-cop's sentencing postponed
• District Court 4/25/12
• Honor Roll: Our Lady of Lourdes
• Memorials: Mount Carmel Area Public Library
• OLOL students to take audience on magic carpet ride in Aladdin
• Two Dem races only contested local fights
• Pricing a problem in Pennsylvania, too
• 1.25 inches of rain fell in area over weekend
• Mount Carmel privatizes pool, expected to save $10,000 a year
• Lottery winners hit big
• Senior Activities week of April 23
• Noteworthy 4/24/12
• Handerhan's lawyer wants trial postponed for 45 days
• National, state and local candidates
• State to review keeping party affiliation on absentee ballots
• Earth Day at Weis Markets
• Noteworthy 04-23-12
• District Court
• Saint Catherine demise ends legacy of 130 years
• Primary voters will be asked to show ID's Tuesday's election allows for 'soft rollout' of new state law
• Nos'Trovia to host showing of documentary on fracking
• Noteworthy 04-22-12
• For the Record
• Two Shamokin Area teams come from behind to win Stock Market Challenge
• Family Home Medical to offer seniors homes while creating jobs
• District attorney clarifies spending on steak dinner
• Clausi's protest of aging cuts leads to rally's lone 'incident'
• "Cocktails for you, cuts for kids!"
• CORBETT: MONEY NOT THERE
• Barletta proud of mindset change inspired by freshman representatives, wants chance to implement finance fixes
• Cinema Centers sold to NJ corp.
• $2,300 bill not authorized by Mount Carmel Borough Council
• Army Pfc. Sammie J. Martinez
• Air Force Airman Austin M. Bassett
• Elks Teenager, Junior Student, Junior Teen of the Month named
• New exhibit at Clyde Peeling's Reptiland
• Noteworthy 4/21/12
• Church members retrieve items from locked building
• Ex-worker sues Shamokin roofing firm; president defends
• Chamber salutes its own at awards night
• Stilp says pink pig represents more than activism; it's leadership
• Protest will greet Corbett in Shamokin area visit tonight
• Mount Carmel Area juggles funds to keep kindergarten
• Gordner: Frustration with governor is misguided
• Man was assaulted, hit by car
• Redistricting slight solidifies Vinsko's bid to seek change
• MCA, Lourdes co-op to expand
• Bloomsburg to celebrate reopening of Sutliff Hall
• ACT auditions set for "The Wizard of Oz"
• District Court 04-20-12
• Changes, crime may require more police hours in township
• Commissioners agree not to use state constables for transports
• Blasting shakes up resident
• DEMO PACE TO PICK UP
• Cleveland Township citizens feel petition not taken seriously
• Insurance, politics discussed at Brush Valley chamber luncheon
• Noteworthy 04-19-12
• District Court 04-19-12
• Hyno signs items to help childhood friends
• Memorials: Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library
• Organization News: ACT
• Deuce performing benefit for Harper, animal shelter
• Mahoney Brothers back for Kulpmont benefit at Mount Carmel Area this weekend
• Three more positions cut
• Controller calls county financial future 'grim'
• Getchey: Tenant used photo to harm reputation
• Getchey claims innocence as dispute with authority grows
• Culver defends 1st-year record
• Sweeney offers criticism, ideas
• Dan Sweeney bio box
• Lynda Schlegel Culver bio box
• Former police clerk to apply for ARD program to expunge charges
• Noteworthy 4/18/12
• Man charged with shooting friend in leg waives hearing
• 2 Mount Carmel artists in Pottsville show this weekend
• Noteworthy 04-17-12
• Corbett due here Friday
• Police are 'no longer looking for intruder' in fatal shooting
• Lawmakers explain stance on proposed Act 22 changes
• Election 2012: Masser says district is top concern
• Masser bio box
• Southern Columbia Area teachers vote to stay with current health insurance provider
• Mountainside Assembly of God to host Midnight Riders
• Chamber to salute businesses at annual awards dinner in Ranshaw
• Honor Roll: Line Mountain Jr.-Sr. High School
• Memorials: Divine Redeemer Church
• MC veterans hold flag ceremony in honor of Coal Township native
• Ranshaw fire victim passes
• Residents get rare look at a grand art collection
• 78 killed in highway crashes in nine-county region in 2011
• Yeager critical of ideology in government
• Pfaff switches party, not philosophy
• Senior Citizen Activities week of April 15
• March for Babies, 5K Run for Babies set for May 6
• Ted Yeager bio box
• Chris Pfaff bio box
• Noteworthy 04-16-12
• Honor Roll: Shamokin Area Elementary School
• Titanic Anniversary: Two 'locals' helped in rescue; fate kept third from launch
• Hundreds take in breaker, mine tour
• Police probe county slaying Woman's shooting ruled homicide in Turbot Township
• County fears funding cuts
• MAN CRITICAL AFTER BLAZE
• Noteworthy 04-15-12
• For the Record 04-15-12
• Police Blotter 04-15-12
• Local man dies in ATV crash
• Contest still tight with 1 week to go
• Mexican restaurant to open soon Casa Sanchez owner plans second site, El Rio, at Coal Twp. plaza
• ADMINISTRATIVE CUTS NEXT? Shamokin Area to discuss contracts, benefits of top staff
• Teacher charged with DUI hit and run resigns
• Pig owner objects to ordinance
• Dug up Mount Carmel streets to be repaved by November
• Cameron Bridge lines due for repainting
• Single microphone, rude remarks added to tension at SASD meeting
• Pottsville woman confesses to killing 13-month-old son
• Schuylkill sheriff's office open for firearm licenses
• Noteworthy 04-14-12
• Sentence delayed for man accused of punching officer
• Saturday spirit 4/14/12
• Church schedules weekend of April 14-15
• 21 LET GO FROM SASD
• Suspect recently out of jail
• Boyer clarifies FD woes
• Flood caused $60M in bridge, road damage
• Rt. 61 traffic to 'return to normal' by this afternoon
• Noteworthy 04-13-12
• District court 4/13/12
• Shamokin Twp. to hold tire cleanup
• Conservation district holds first legislative luncheon
• 2011 flood victims still need help
• 22 could lose jobs
• SHAMOKIN STORE ROBBED; SUSPECT APPREHENDED
• No wells means no impact fee for Northumberland County
• Elysburg fire department soon broke
• Enrollment to increase at NCCTC
• Noteworthy 4/12/12
• District court 4/12/12/
• Mount Carmel artist works on display at fine arts gallery
• Get rare look at art collection
• Registration open for Camp Pauline
• Hospital won't lose equipment
• SCA resolution critical of state education cuts
• District atty responds to planned cut
• No answers for workers
• Line Mountain directs project manager to move forward
• Kulpmont talks garbage
• Local Knights attend meeting
• Noteworthy 4/11/12
• Man charged with rubbing self near girls gets probation
• Mt. Carmel man gets 7 years for hitting guard
• College News: LCCC Dean's List
• Local students advance to state level of computer fair
• Zerbe looks to alleviate sewer debt
• Doctors anticipate full recovery for Marino
• Northumberland County DA's office targeted for second layoff
• City to pay $72 amended tax fee
• Saint Catherine Medical Center Fountain Spring files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• County to attack blight
• Noteworthy 4/10/12
• ACT to hold auditions
• Marine Corps Pvt. Alexander C. Startzel
• JSA letter irks city councilmen
• State concern over cyber-school funding mirrors criticism from local administrators
• Legislation proposes fix; Masser, Culver 'concerned'
• Swaldis address state symposium
• Crews battle brush blaze
• Senior Activities
• Herndon planning upgrades to playground, war memorial
• MC Lions to celebrate with festival
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• Once a kingpin, Santorum struggles to survive
• Economy No.1 issue in primary Democrats Stilp and Vinsko are battling for nomination
• Christ sets Christianity apart from other religions
• Organizers pay tribute to late Scout at Service at the Cross Service at the Cross A record crowd
• Man shot in Shenandoah; police detain three men
• News in Briefs 04-08-12
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• For the Record 04-08-12
• Shamokin woman accepts position at medical college
• Former Shamokin Area super will take over at Shik
• Noteworthy 4/7/12
• Alleged murderer told police he lured victim to basement, beat him with a window weight
• Taking up his cross
• Center to help laid-off employees find work
• Three churches to host Easter sunrise service
• House passes flood bills
• Saint Catherine's gets termination notice as a Medicare provider
• Church will be revived Easter Sunday in Gap Ministry of Water and Spirit locates at former St. Joseph's
• Measure Up campaign to be held in MC
• Church News 04-08-12
• Apartment 'unfit' after water is turned off
• SASD furloughs rumored
• $250K given to N. Schuylkill for scholarship
• Pig farmer won't rule out another large-scale facility
• Police identify crash driver, who was discharged Thursday
• Marino to undergo surgery for tumors on kidney
• Service at cross set for Saturday
• Wide variety of Valley activities adds to enjoyment of spring
• noteworty 4/6/12
• District Court 4/6/12
• April is child abuse prevention month
• Lead role in production
• Northwestern versus Shamokin district in debate over paid fees
• Trucking firms seek applicants at job fair
• Fish commission: Spots on bass not new, unusual
• Victim, former student, testifies; Swaboski free on $50,000 cash bail
• Crash victim airlifted
• Long-term care residents leaving Saint Catherine's for other facilities
• Churches to hold special service for Good Friday
• Code officer suggests adopting measures on rental inspections, ordinance citations
• Northumberland County unemployment rate drops to 8 percent
• Safety week reminds motorists drive slow, safe in work zones
• Clausi, Bridy not pleased with legal fees in lawsuit
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• Clarification on wind turbine lease
• Wind project offer rejected
• Schools get state OK for tax hike
• Games of chance law revision is in effect, raising weekly payout limits five times over
• Northumberland County ranks 47 of 67 in health
• Noteworthy 4/4/12
• District Court 4/412
• Job fair today
• Investigation prompted for illegal political ads
• Southern Columbia Area School Board one member shy of full board since January
• SAHS to present musical 'Beauty and the Beast'
• Shamokin author explores impact of abuse on the spirit 'Soul Scars' is local woman's first book
• Senate panel approves legislation for emergency mortgage assistance
• Geisinger-Shamokin Area Community Hospital offers orthopedic services
• 11th district hopefuls disagree on Obamacare
• Bus driver failed to activate flashing lights
• Cutting a great deal
• Burial Mass celebrated for victims of Shenandoah fire
• Organization News: Our Lady Catholic Council of Women
• Mack would be only county employee to serve with commissioner on board
• Memorials: Mount Carmel Area Public Library
• Teen hurt in hit-and-run released from hospital
• Noteworthy 4/3/12
• Churches set Holy Week activities
• Theater adopts Centralia story
• 'Coney Bill' talks onions, music
• Ambulance another chance to help neighbors
• Demo is cheaper
• Noteworthy 4/1/12
• For The Record 4/1/12
• Man killed in one-car crash
• OLOL promotes 'Get your plate in shape'
• 20-plus businesses to be at 2012 regional job fair
• Clausi threatens to sue SEDA-COG
• Flood project gets funding
• No patients remain at Saint Catherine Medical Center
• 'Click for Nick Day' provides emotional seat-belt reminder
• Two Mt. Carmel teens injured in hit-and-run released from Geisinger
• Noteworthy 3/31/12
• District Court 3/31/12
• College News: Research presented
• Toured with Susquehanna choir
• Senior Citizen Activities
• State VFW Auxiliary president makes visit to Mt. Carmel Sunday
• Service at the Cross set for April 7
• 'Shroud' replica draws people to see possible image of Christ
• 3 still in hospital
• ACCUSED TEACHER SUSPENDED
• Manure spreading a big stink with neighbors
• Voter Registrations
• GOP increases lead in county
• Trevorton school may expand if two other buildings close
• What should you believe about chemical risks in food?
• Noteworthy 3/30/12
• Township man waives hearing in triple crash
• TV chef visits career-tech school
• Pioneer Tunnel in Ashland opens its 50th year Sunday
• Tax collection lags locally
• Missing revenue from unpaid taxes
• Amphitheater, focus of $11M riverfront, to be done in May
• Mayor fights woes, maintains optimism
• Woman run over by her truck
• HIT-RUN DRIVER IN CUSTODY
• Dept. of Health bans surgeries at St. Catherine
• Free clinics will help with vaccination updates; registration deadline Friday
• Waste permit sought
• 'Loving mother' put boy on roof before flames filled room
• Mini-bus driver threatens suicide
• County to lay off two workers
• No one injured in Ashland blaze
• Habitat for Wildlife folds
• Marino's pharmacy bill subject of judiciary hearing
• Line Mtn. operating with full board again after new appointment
• Knoebels' attractions tops in 3 categories
• Area Aging names new deputy director
• Study reaffirms genetic risks of PTSD
• Shamokin woman charged with stealing boyfriend's grandmother's debit card
• Click for Nick set for Lourdes
• Noteworthy 3/28/12
• Local fest celebrates founding of Moscow
• Low temps into 20s overnight
• Hospital will stay open, but no new admissions
• Wind blamed for spreading embers to Upper Augusta house
• Convicted cocaine dealer gets up to 35 years of state time
• Woman charged with child abuse may take case to trial
• Entries sought for arts festival parade
• Anthracite Heritage Festival of the Arts Parade Registration
• Blood drive collects 36 units
• Noteworthy 03-27-12
• Memorials: Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library
• Organization News: Patsies
• Program for diabetics planned
• Organization News: Cecilian Club
• Organization News: Carmelite 50-Plus Club
• Strange series of events leads gun-related leg injury
• Church pleased with organ concert turnout
• Other candidates speak at Sunbury Area Democratic committee dinner
• 'Ink Master' replicates war photo in grandson's tattoo
• Guardsman picks up Nazi battle flag
• Noteworthy 03-26-12
• Former federal agent to share experiences during BU lecture Infiltrated Hells Angels, other criminal gangs
• 'West Side Story' to be presented at NSHS
• Mount Carmel 150th Milestones
• Mount Carmel 150th: Oak Street was bustling place
• Neighbors don't like game land timbering
• Parade goes well despite weather; 'minimal' arrests in Girardville
• Stilp, Vinsko visit with local Democrats in Northumberland
• Church hall now gallery for artwork
• Noteworthy 03-25-12
• For the Record
• Police Blotter 03-25-12
• Shamokin Area retakes top spot
• Chapter president completes training
• Bargains in the Park event scheduled for MC 150th anniversary celebration
• New school lunches costly
• Mount Carmel land acquisition obligation completed for Shamokin Creek Flood Control project
• Concert chance to 'show off' church's 1951 organ
• Northumberland County unemployment rate down
• BU series examines impacts of Marcellus Shale drilling
• Longtime NCCTC instructor to retire
• Jury clears EMT, finds aunt negligent in death
• Noteworthy 3/24/12
• CPWDC names new director
• Aboard USS Lincoln
• Completes basic
• Rainbow Club at Our Lady of Hope
• Conservation district announces winners of annual poster contest
• Shamokin Cemetery Company board
• God's love is timeless
• Weis, Giant won't sell 'slime'
• MCA budget is significant, but feasible
• Dad pleads guilty in abuse case
• Updated open container ordinance in force for Girardville parade
• Rally for Religious Freedom planned today
• Sentencing rescheduled for informant in drug case
• Ground broken for Sunbury Animal Hospital's new facility
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Request to change sex assault sentence denied
• Noteworthy 3/23/12
• District Court 3/23/12
• MCA teams in 'Odyssey' state finals 4 groups of students hope to qualify for world finals
• Mount Carmel Township approves position for HOME grant
• Former vo-tech teacher against change
• No hearing date for Tafner case; courts to issue determination
• SASB working to keep pool open
• Financial health unclear
• Teen hurt in dirt bike, ATV crash
• Prelim hearing set in sexting case
• Noteworthy 3/22/12
• District court 3/22/12
• 911 center warns of scams
• SASB votes to urge early retirement
• Marine, wife care for their sick son
• Woman accused of hurting tot still in jail
• 'Telemedicine' among merger benefits coming to G-SACH
• Noteworthy 3/21/12
• District Court 3/21/12
• SCA approves new rep; vo-tech general operating budget fails
• Agencies to receive $110k in flood relief
• Bishop McFadden endorses statement on religious freedom
• Reading Anthracite to display huge shovel, Locust Gap mining site on Community Day
• Organized fights probed
• Supper is ready
• Spring fever hits East Coast early
• Additional details in accident involving bikes, car
• G-SACH auxiliary can keep its identity, money says Geisinger
• City, township police probe four assaults
• Charges headed to court for hammer attack
• Noteworthy 03-20-12
• Yeakel to speak at conference
• Organization News
• Mosque has new owner with big plans
• Much ado at the Schuylkill County Airport
• 5 assault-related incidents investigated over weekend
• City landlord, tenant have tense exchange No heat, hot water in apartment building already under fire from housing authority
• Legion auxiliary honors veterans for their service
• 'Born for This' tells powerful story of the Passion of Christ
• Area firefighters battle 3 brush fires
• Wildfire Prevention Week proclaimed by governor Warm, dry winter has greatly increased the risk of spring wildfires in much of the state
• Fate turns on legislative powerbrokers
• News in Brief 03-18-12
• For the Record
• MCAHS, SAMS lead respective divisions
• Family Home Medical announces new staff
• Latest incident pushes drive for fire company consolidation
• Inmates advise NS freshmen to make wise choices
• County had 'just cause' to terminate 3 deputies
• PPL upgrading power lines
• North'd County tax committee avoids any further legal action
• News in Briefs 03-17-12
• Organization News: Council of Catholic Women
• College News: Susquehanna dean's
• College News: King's dean's list
• College News: Kutztown dean's
• Deathbed music focus of concert
• Shamokin sets policies, dates for street sweeper
• Ex-sub at SAHS faces 'sexting' felonies
• Permits denied for flood repair
• Tweaks made, Mount Carmel flood control project advances
• Young bicyclists hurt in accident
• THREAT RATTLES MCA Bomb call empties schools as parents flock to campus
• Roadmaster, assistant in Shamokin Twp. to enroll in Class A tank operator class
• Ralpho needs more research for ordinance on campgrounds
• Suspect at large again after leaving hospital
• Noteworthy 03-16-12
• Elderly Schuylkill pair killed in Rt. 443 crash
• Sentence date set in Delvalle drug case
• Retired principal charged
• Police Blotter 03-16-12
• Voters must show ID at polls
• Sewer project moves ahead
• Heater catches fire at hospital
• Line Mountain may have to write off $567,000 in delinquent taxes
• Dog rescued from roof
• Memorials: Our Lady of Lourdes
• Local rock band to play with Breaking Ben, Black Label Society drummer
• Senior activities 3/15/12
• Noteworthy 3/15/12
• Internship at Susquehanna
• Locals part of group that wins at Scranton St. Patrick's parade
• Union warns Clausi
• Super's use of computer still a controversy
• McDonald's offers free breakfast for students taking PSSA tests
• Shamokin man charged with indecent assault waives hearing
• City received $10K in permits, fees
• Noteworthy 3/14/12
• District Court 3/14/12
• Sexual assaults send Sunbury man to prison
• Southern Columbia board votes to allow discussion with union
• Gordner defends support of Voter ID bill
• Shamokin to receive $300,000 in CDBG money, down 14 percent
• Shamokin to receive $300,000 in CDBG money, down 17 percent
• Noteworthy 03-13-12
• $1 million owed by 160 in county child support Amnesty period begins to avoid arrest, but not debt
• MC police officer, Montour County sheriff recipients of first Carl Rice memorial awards
• CT commissioner asks residents not to put dog feces in park trash cans
• Calvary Bible youth group takes part in 30-hour famine
• Memorials: Our Lady of Lourdes
• Veterans committee holds flag changing ceremony
• Multiple players win over $51K total in February lottery games
• Senior Activities
• Man burned, 8 homeless in Shenandoah fire
• Woman revealing history through cemetery research
• Noteworthy 03-12-12
• Memorials: Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library
• Coroner confirms identity of victim in off-road accident
• Family gives unwanted dog a better life
• State praises Southern's special education approach PDE article highlights effort to keep students in home district
• Road work scheduled
• Noteworthy 03-11-12
• For the Record 03-11-12
• Boys academy in Herndon hosts war hero, emergency responders
• Shamokin Area leads middle, high divisions
• Car goes down embankment at cemetery entrance on Merriam Mtn., catches fire
• After day-long search, body found in off-road area of Zerbe Township Man missing since Thursday
• Victim of cycle crash is ID'd
• County done discussing AOAA with Habitat for Wildlife
• Amended ordinance subjects rental properties to frequent inspections
• Artists pull voice out from art
• St. Monica School to close at end of school year
• Noteworthy 03-10-12
• C.T. man charged with DUI Charges relate to accident in which his SUV struck vehicles occupied by a district judge and a policeman
• Church News 03-10-12
• Salvation Army adult basketball tournament set for April 13-15
• Dean's list at Saint Francis College
• Mount Carmel Area prepares for 'Godspell'
• Yield to pedestrian signs to be placed at seven Kulpmont intersections starting Monday
• Mt. Carmel man arraigned in hammer attack Victim taken to GMC, but discharged the next day, following incident on Feb. 2
• RESIDENTS CRY FOWL Complaints prompt CT board to ban raising of chickens
• PUC to decide on eminent domain filings by PPL
• Steppin' Out program to begin new season
• Noteworthy 03-09-12
• Sentence delayed again for man accused of punching police officer
• Robert Kehler pleads guilty to tax evasion and theft of public money
• Identity of accident victim still withheld
• Minersville man killed, child wounded in ATV crash
• Organization News
• Coal Township recreation complex takes step toward reality
• Put down the phone: Anti-texting law in effect today
• Residents voice criticism of planned PPL powerline
• MAN KILLED IN HEAD-ON
• Wrongful termination suit is headed to court in 2013
• Noteworthy 3/8/12
• Gallery hosting two-woman art show
• Memorials: Divine Redeemer
• College News: Edinboro U. acceptance
• Police clerk is charged with stealing
• Lawsuit filed against chief
• Rt. 147 closed for 6 hours after lumber truck crash
• CASE OF PUPPY ABUSE HEADS TO COUNTY COURT
• Clausi upset at grievance filed for assistant DA layoff
• Commissioners heap praise on one another
• Lawsuit between Gun club and PSSA will head to trial
• Elysburg resident was target of phone scam
• Noteworthy 03-07-12
• District Court 3/7/12
• $16,200 in scholarships up for grabs for Shamokin Area students
• Donations needed for firefighters' banquet
• Shamokin City Council changes mind on sewer fee
• Barn damaged by arson razed
• Anti-texting law goes into effect Thursday
• Military News
• Noteworthy 3/6/12
• Trip to Cuba proves useful
• Senators lining up against higher education cuts
• Shamokin seniors stock cupboards
• Sensible Seniors
• Senior Activities
• Noteworthy 03-05-12
• For the Record
• Speed a factor in rollover
• 2 drivers cited following 3-vehicle crash
• Hyno 'appearances' include commercial
• Early check keeps Papale 'invincible'
• Hyno draws huge crowd
• Accident victim thrown from car
• Job-seekers pack hall
• All teams boost take in third week
• MCA grad recognized for leadership skills
• Noteworthy 03-04-12
• For the Record: March 4, 2012
• Police Blotter 03-04-12
• Crash closes Route 147 Truck hauling small cabin among vehicles involved
• Bath salts a factor in 2011 death
• 'SHELL GAME' SCARES SCHOOLS
• Sen. Gordner introduces mortgage assistance bill
• Noteworthy 3/3/12
• Apartment demo delayed
• Thea Tafner's appeal date set
• Mount Carmel Area votes to refinance bond, reduce debt
• New student advisory council holds its inaugural meeting
• Shamokin's fee on the joint sewer authority's loan guarantee likely to be reversed
• SET SAIL WITH LM MUSICAL
• Gembic said he is unable to hear suits against local govt. entities; Getchey to file at county level
• Shamokin man charged with assaulting teen
• Noteworthy 3/2/12
• District Court 3/2/12
• Mt. Carmel man waives drug charges to court
• Anthracite Chapter of PSU alumni will award scholarships to two area high school seniors
• Memorials: Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
• Memorials: Mount Carmel Area Public Library
• 'Beauty and the Beast' coming to Shamokin
• MCA to present 'Godspell'
• College News: California grads
• New waste transfer station comes to life
• COMING FRIDAY OUR ANNUAL BUSINESS REVIEW
• Noteworthy 3/1/12
• Students urged to enter congressional art contest
• District Court 3/1/12
• Museum sets hours
• Line Mtn. superintendent accused of spending personal time on school computers
• Talks under way for sale of Lottery tickets at liquor stores
• Court rejects Red Gold
• Timeline of Red Gold controversy
• Car hits truck, Jeep, retaining wall
• Harrell's suit against officers dismissed in federal court
• State police say Demage was the only suspected actor in double homicide
• Officer kills self
• Safety changes made at Legion
• Paxinos man charged for failing to pay federal taxes
• Noteworthy 2/29/12
• Man gets 10 to 23 months in child porn case
• Bloom man to serve 5 to 10 years in rape of Mount Carmel girl
• Police: Driver came to Snydertown in search of ex-girlfriend
• Chiropractor pleads guilty to 4 counts of indecent assault
• United Way says thanks with breakfast, kind words
• Hendricks gets 10 to 20 years in state prison
• MC man pleaded guilty to drug store robbery
• Man charged with raping boy granted immediate parole
• News in Brief 02-28-12
• Sentencing continued for MC man who punched policemen in chest
• State police identify driver who fatally shot himself
• Patrolmen, motorists, onlookers in risky position
• Heart attack symptoms can be present early, especially for women
• Honors at Marywood University
• Falling enrollment heightens concern
• HIGH-SPEED PURSUIT ENDS WITH GUNSHOT
• Teams post gains as market has good week Stock market game at OLOL
• For The Record 2/26/12
• Tickets for code violators?
• Constable funding discussion irks mayor
• Congressman Lou Barletta tours LIFE-Geisinger-Kulpmont
• MCA school board announces Merit Award winners
• Organization News
• College News
• Organization News
• Students get more days to complete state testing
• Noteworthy 2/25/12
• Book of Geisinger's history for sale
• Blight spots, before and after Coal Twp. did $76,060 of demolition in 2011
• Southern Columbia Area may have four-day work weeks in early 2013 to save money
• Senior Citizen activities week of Feb. 26-March 3
• Former CEO who grew Geisinger Hospital dies
• Knoebels to hold job fair in March
• School start won't change for 2012-13
• Noteworthy 02-24-12
• Police Blotter 02-24-12
• Southern Columbia Area Middle School
• Southern Columbia Area High School
• St. Pauline mission known nationwide
• Facts about Kulpmont, Marion Heights
• Hiring incites a heated exchange
• Authority surprised by city council's fee request
• Locust Township Police Department gets new wireless speed enforcement device
• New playground coming soon
• A CLEANER KULPMONT
• Noteworthy 2/23/12
• District court 2/23/12
• Ashland fire determined arson
• Neighbor battles with GMC over smokers
• McCann School of Business and Technology dean's list
• Susquehanna University's dean's list
• Slippery Rock University's deans list
• Albright College's dean's list
• Shippensburg University dean's list
• Albright College dean's list
• Chorale raises funds for military children
• Shamokin Area Elementary
• Mount Carmel Area School District
• Board vice president thinks SCA budget crisis has been misrepresented
• Former ADA hired to replace Rosini
• SASB discusses cost-saving ideas
• Improvements signal a jump in train traffic
• Council to seek sewer fee; votes against guarantee
• Shamokin owes DECD, HUD more than $500K
• JEEP, TOUR BUS COLLIDE
• PPL rates set to drop for some customers
• Chamber luncheon focuses on networking, sales relationship
• Ash Wednesday services announced
• Line Mountain schedules kindergarten registration
• Noteworthy 2/22/12
• District Court 2/22/12
• Mt. Carmel man found guilty in 2010 assault
• Line Mtn. awarded Healthy Five grant
• Pennsylvania GOP primary likely relevant to presidential nomination
• Painting of Jesus is moved, not removed
• Cop, judge occupy struck vehicles
• Vehicles collide in Strong
• Noteworthy 02-21-12
• Memorials: Shamokin-Coal Twp. Public Library
• News in Briefs 02-20-12
• Mount Carmel at 150 years: Did you know?
• Coal Township at 175 years: Did you know?
• For the Record 02-20-12
• Tax refund donations to aid military families
• A mother's final journey documented in new book
• Raising awareness
• Driver hurt in rollover
• Grieving parents spread word about rare disease
• MC Ministerium to hold mid-week Lenten services
• Noteworthy 02-19-12
• Marriage licenses Feb. 19, 2012
• For the Record
• Police Blotter 02-19-12
• Boy, 11, charged in assault
• Annual competition begins
• Meal price increases scrutinized
• Land banks latest tool in blight fight
• Rosinis' dedication to family, community saluted at funeral
• Noteworthy 2/18/12
• District court 2/18/12
• Women's domestic violence leader, Wanda Lucibello, to speak at BU
• Untitled
• MCA b-ball bashed
• Two Dems will battle to face Masser in Nov.
• AUTHORITY TO APPLY TO DISBAR GETCHEY FROM HUD SUBSIDIES
• Mount Carmel council hires engineer; flood control project not to start until fall
• Contract approved for Mount Carmel Township street department
• Noteworthy 2/17/12
• Steer Clear law enforced
• Senior Citizen Activities 02-17-12
• Walking tour of Shamokin elementary available for children entering kindergarten, their parents
• Department heads named in Ralpho Twp.
• Power plant planned in Good Spring clears another hurdle
• Barletta, Marino to face Dems
• 'The Dale' split among counties, townships and voting districts
• Rides can be less than an hour under proposed Line Mountain busing plan
• Local lottery players win $415,000 total in January Ashland woman wins $250K on $10 ruboff
• Evangelical, Geisinger to partner on 'eICU' program Using computer technology, Geisinger physicians will be able to remotely analyze patient data at Lewisburg facility
• Noteworthy 02-16-2012
• Playground to be done by Little League season
• Honor Roll: Southern Columbia Area
• Lourdes celebrates feast
• Local businesswomen supporting symposium
• Honor Roll: Shamokin Area Elementary
• HACC graduate
• TOWNSHIP HONORS HYNO
• 'We will miss Jim and Pat'
• City council to guarantee sewer loan
• Noteworthy 2/15/12
• Prisoners go on food strike
• Trial date set in Bartos suit against DEP
• Winners of Mostly Mutts Super Bowl raffle
• College News: York College dean's list
• Coal Township student part of Bloomsburg Players' show
• Visitations, funerals set for four killed in Florida crash
• Nearly 180 show up to defend SCA music program; Superintendent said board doesn't plan to eliminate music department
• Mayor balks at full-time hiring move
• Jury finds Keefer guilty in truck theft
• Zerbe awaits word on flood money
• Noteworthy 02-14-11
• 2 injured in Rt. 901 crash
• Love stories: Dan Tanner & Ashley Donn
• Love stories: Deborah Sweeney & the late John Cox
• Love stories: Elmer & Esther Shinskie
• Love stories: John and Katie Shiko
• Love stories: Joe & Nina Savidge
• Love stories: Tammy & Bryan Reichenbach
• Love stories: Henry Kalbarezyk & Rita Madden
• Love stories: Bart & Danielle Koser
• Love stories: Bruce & Rose Albertini
• Mold a growing problem
• Paper, town go way back
• Round up your memorabilia
• Comic comes to life
• Mount Carmel 150th: Did you know?
• Coal Township 175h: Did you know?
• Police officers from Schuylkill, Northumberland counties use public to study DUI
• Noteworthy
• Honor Roll
• Winter may be your ticker's biggest hazard
• Expectations are met from wind turbines 51 units across Locust Mt. generating power for 35,000 to 40,000 Pa. homes
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• Snow causes rash of evening accidents Ten crashes reported in two-hour period
• For the Record 02-12-12
• WWII veterans presented with medals decades after discharge
• 14 testify at truck theft trial
• Snow squalls expected today
• Noteworthy 2/11/12
• Lockers searched at SAHS
• District Court 2/11/12
• Intersection has been scene of other crashes
• Coal Twp. ready to guarantee loan
• Moment of silence observed at Coal Township meeting
• Authority seeks $1M for flood repairs
• FOUR LIVES MOURNED
• Consumer tips: Package delivery
• Noteworthy 2/10/12
• Gordner supports impact fee
• Shamokin area announces second marking period honors
• Backyard Tourist
• Avoiding rate hikes
• Gas-drilling bill may benefit CT-SEEDCO Industrial Park
• SUSPECT STILL AT LARGE
• Judge withdraws motion against Red Gold; lawyer says it happens 'too often'
• Dave Kaleta honored with outdoors show humanitarian award
• Hyno talks about life after the Super Bowl
• 4 KILLED IN FLA. CRASH
• Shamokin Township awards roadmasters bonus
• Line Mountain Water issue not related to previous problems
• LM, SCA unsure on deficit solution
• No one losing job at prison
• Noteworthy 2/9/12
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
• Completes training
• Dean's list at Thomas Jefferson
• Rep. Marino introduces bill to curb foreign drug trafficking
• Police: Man made false burglary reports
• Former council pres pleads no contest in theft
• Edward Nolter
• Kutztown University
• Man robbed at gunpoint
• Offer for railroad increases
• Local admins say budget isn't helpful
• Part-time worker hired to help in the county voter registration office
• Cashman, Mychak to help cover for Bolton
• Carter Tafner dies
• Noteworthy 2/8/12
• District Court 2/8/12
• MCA calendar changes listed
• Dean's list at Bloomsburg University
• Graduates from California University of Pennsylvania
• Siblings on dean's list
• Locals fans leave Indy elated
• Robbery suspects arrested
• Parents recall thrilling moments after the big win
• Mount Carmel woman convicted in Schuylkill County Court of selling heroin
• Watsontown Trucking adding space and jobs
• Trial for Shamokin tow operator set Friday
• Mount Carmel man faces court in assault
• Police Blotter 02-07-12
• Noteworthy 02-07-12
• Musician finds 'beauty' in classical saxophone
• Area erupts with pride as our local star shines
• Musician finds 'beauty' in classical saxophone
• Truck overturns into sewer ditch
• OLOL alumni shoot hoops
• Mansfield University
• Noteworthy
• The healing presence
• SUPER DAY HERE FOR HYNO, FANS Community proud of 'relentless' alum
• Sesquicentennial kickoff banquet set for March 3 in Mount Carmel
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• Corbett is facing another fiscal test
• Navy retiree honored by Mandata American Legion
• Shamokin Area Ministerium to hold annual Lenten services
• Noteworthy 02-05-12
• For the Record 02-05-12
• MC native joins Jersey Shore law firm
• NCCD awarded grant from Growing Greener
• United Way campaign ends well above goal
• Hynoski mania is taking over coal country
• Shamokin Area alone in avoiding tax hikes
• HYNO: I'M GRATEFUL
• Noteworthy 2/4/12
• District Court 2/4/12
• Man accused of having sex with 2 teens waives rights
• Area churches take on hunger during Souper Bowl of Caring Event to benefit Manna for the Many, Shamokin's food pantry
• Trevorton Senior Action Center
• Divine Redeemer
• Snyder Co. man seeking selection as GOP delegate
• Carmelite 50-Plus Club
• When we follow our faith, we walk toward God.
• Hynoski family enjoying Indy
• Pizza shop coming to Plaza at Coal Township
• 'Hyno the Rhino' as elusive as nearly extinct herbivore
• Wheary retained, Hendricks demoted
• Former ADA files grievance
• Shamokin may require fee for guaranteeing sewer authority loan
• Noteworthy 2/3/12
• Dean's list at St. Francis University
• Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library
• SASD, NWS debate lease rental fees
• PRISON BOARD CHANGES SUSPENSIONS
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• Eating like a Giant
• City hires clerks
• Northumberland County December 2011 unemployment rate 1 percent lower than December 2010
• Therapist completes yoga training
• Senior Activities
• Ashland authority reservoir projects moving forward
• Procedural rules on delinquents approved by Ashland authority
• Noteworthy 2/2/12
• Cause of Mount Carmel fire accidental
• Landlord found not guilty of seven code violations
• Site details PennDOT modernization
• Penn State Univ. dean's list
• Dean's list at Palm Beach State College
• 3.9 grade-point average at LCCC
• Dean's list at West Chester University
• Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library
• 2 workers at prison suspended
• Redistricting mess focuses attention on reform bills
• Super Bowl transforms Indianapolis
• FRIENDS LOOK FORWARD TO WATCHING HYNOSKI SUNDAY
• ADA laid off
• 'Hyno Hurdle' poster coming Thursday
• Noteworthy 02-01-12
• Graduates of Penn State University
• Milton YMCA receives grant to combat childhood obesity
• Named to honor society at Penn State
• Master's degree from Ithaca College
• Conservation district will host agricultural conference March 7
• 'Henry Hynoski Day' proclaimed in the coal region
• Ashland Woman charged for role in pharmacy robbery
• Reports from Indianapolis
• Elysburg man psyched to attend his first Super Bowl, watch local hero play
• No cause determined in Mount Carmel fire
• Court officials working with DA in light of layoff
• Fresh interior at Elysburg McDonald's
• Lock Haven U.
• Widener University
• Elysburg Knights of Columbus receive Columbian, Father McGivney awards
• Noteworthy 1/31/12
• CDL drivers must provide copy of medical certificate
• Memorials, Jan. 31, 2012
• Area continues to explode with Hyno pride
• Man escapes injury in blaze
• Penn College award
• Susquehanna U. dean's list
• Arcadia U. dean's list
• Noteworthy 01-30-12
• Tittle elected director of realtor board
• SASD seeks to take over Northwestern special education program, place laid off teachers
• 'REMARKABLE' BABY
• noteworthy 1/29/12
• For The Record 1/29/12
• OLOL holds 'baby shower'
• Events to mark Catholic Schools Week at Lourdes
• Marino introduces bill to 'change business as usual in Washington'
• St. Pauline Visintainer Center
• Mount Carmel Area Public Library
• Dad, son 'shelfish' when it comes to book buying
• Burgers, bows salute Hynoski Community photo set Sunday as businesses join excitement
• Legal fees add up for county tax committee Costs paid with public funds
• Senior Activities
• News in Briefs 1-28-12
• Faith Bible conference today
• College News: UTI graduate
• SAHS graduate named deputy chief at SEC's Office of the Whistleblower
• Members complete 3 projects
• Shamokin Area senior contributing to scholarship fund through aluminum recycling
• SASB directors asked to bring 5 ideas each to next board meeting
• Board votes to review calendar, let go of officer
• COUPLE WAIVE HEARING IN SUNBURY CHILD ABUSE CASE
• Noteworthy 1/27/12
• Masser supports updating Small Games of Chance Law
• Woman convicted of drug offenses posts cash bail
• Sacavage's daughter hired by adult probation office
• County asked to rename center in Reed's honor
• West Chester University
• Luzerne Co. Comm College
• College News: Bloomsburg graduate
• H&R Block: Careful of changes that affect your returns
• Workers eligible for more than $5k more in tax cash
• Students create video message for Hyno
• SASB passes preliminary '12-'13 plan
• SALARY BOARD VOTES TO CUT ADA
• 'Fichworth' has always had a business presence
• After flood repair delays, Polar Tech will soon roll
• School survives with help from community, staff
• Final adoption of $71.6M county budget approved
• Names change, but business list still long
• Reaction to Obama's Speech
• Noteworthy 1/26/12
• Three Mount Carmel students arrested for drug possession on school grounds
• Flood control project approved
• District Court 1/26/12
• Completes Navy basic training at Great Lakes, Ill.
• King's dean's list
• Flag ceremony honors 3 Yastishak brothers
• Our Lady of Hope CCW
• Soupie contestants gear up for lucky 13
• Get your frozen treat fix starting Thursday
• News in Briefs 01-25-12
• State approves Geisinger System's acquisition of hospital in Scranton
• Penn College scholarship fund honors Shamokin native, wife
• LOVE FOR JOEPA
• Gas prices could hit $4 this year
• Hearing set in dog case
• 2 more jobs added to list
• Noteworthy 1/24/12
• Senior Citizen activities
• Local PSU fans share their thoughts about Joe Paterno
• Staff, kindergarten may be cut at SASD
• Pedestrian struck in Tower City
• Noteworthy 01-23-12
• Inmate, 55, found dead at SCI-Coal Township
• Woman wrote phony 'scripts
• Authority shuts landlord out of housing payments
• "Peeping Tom" claims denied by chairman
• Motion filed to dismiss amended Best complaint
• 'Save Our Ship' fundraiser to be held for Friendship Shamokin fire company hard hit by Sept. flooding
• Boy, 13, charged with sexual assault
• Noteworthy
• Berwick man charged with indecent assault
• For the Record
• Students of month named at SAHS
• Penn College of Technology dean's list
• Kindergarten sign-ups March 6, 7; current K-4 students already registered
• K-4 registration March 26, 27
• Go slow, stay away
• Lourdes alumni turn out for reunion meal, homecoming basketball game
• PAIR FOUND GUILTY
• Noteworthy 1/21/12
• Applied Science program begins at Bloom U in fall
• District Court 1/21/12
• Jury to give verdict today
• Director Mannello said MCA is losing identity in sports program
• Mount Carmel Farmers Market coming to former Bi-Lo in Atlas
• Noteworthy 1/20/12
• Man is charged with slicing girlfriend's throat, police say
• Banners will salute Mount Carmel veterans
• Shamokin Area Elementary
• Mount Carmel Area
• MONEY SAVING IDEAS
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• Yeager back in the race for 107th district
• Mount Carmel Township receiving $350,000 grant to rehabilitate homes
• FIREWORKS FOUND ON STREET CORNER
• Trial resumes for alleged crack dealer
• Schlegel Culver will seek re-election
• Northumberland/Snyder/Union Counties PA CareerLink holds open house
• Noteworthy 1/19/12
• Marcellus Shale well safety bill heads to governor's desk
• PETA urges Geisinger to hire only vegetarians and vegans
• Diocese to participate in March for Life Monday
• Local adviser gives advice on handling your returns
• Trevorton Senior Action Center
• Auxiliary holds holiday events, plans projects
• Couple charged in puppy incident
• Harper still progressing; shelter glad for support
• Pair charged in abuse of boy, 2
• Friend recalls beauty of victim lost to crash
• G. June Rocuskie
• District judge decides to retire in February
• Lourdes girls vie for the crown
• District Court 01-18-12
• Man, 30, dies in crash on Route 642
• Marino: Office budget cut 5%
• ONE KILLED, ONE HURT IN CRASH
• Preliminary budget, Act 1 exception nearly fail in Southern Columbia Area vote
• Raises go into effect for officials
• Noteworthy 1/17/12
• Contest winners will record distracted driving radio PSA
• Construction costs for new plant down by $3M
• Damage to sewer system tallied Repairs will cost close to 750K
• Unemployed put to work cleaning up flood debris Federal grant used to hire 28 people for six-month positions
• Noteworthy 01-16-12
• Immix launches Cell@Home
• Local Lottery winners listed
• Ministerium proposes projects for 2012
• Kevin Jones named to Masonic position
• Penn State Schuylkill names new chancellor
• Senior Center Activities
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• IUP dean's list
• Yuengling now has 'largest' distinction
• Welfare drug testing study begins
• Authority cries foul over solicitor billing
• Food stamps asset test set
• Noteworthy 01-15-12
• For the Record Jan. 15, 2012
• Police Blotter 01-15-12
• CareerLink to officially celebrate new site
• FOUR LEFT HOMELESS
• Suspect in dog case identified; pup better
• Customers split on rail privatization
• CT commissioners commend Tharptown Christmas display
• Closing Line Mountain elementary schools draws criticism
• Noteworthy 1/14/12
• Icy road contributed to crash
• Woman injured in one-car crash
• District Court 1/14/12
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• Saturday spirit 1/14/12
• Church listings 1/14/12
• Police search for man in theft
• 'TRUST' DOOMS JRA TREASURER
• Street department workers get raises
• Guard dies in crash
• Shoch, Bridy hear issues
• Safety at top of new board member's list
• Barletta speaker at county GOP meeting
• Man accused of raping girl at 'canyon party' waives case
• Noteworthy 1/13/12
• District Court 1/13/12
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• Ralpho Township Public Library
• Ceremony marks merger
• Bridy denies forwarding crass email
• Bridy: Water filtration project 'progressing'
• Commissioners announce two of nine jobs hat would be eliminated
• Noteworthy 1/12/12
• Rental ordinance could generate $4,900 for city
• Woman found guilty of harrassment
• Organization News: Rainbow Club
• Pearl Harbor remembrance service
• Dean's list
• Temple University
• Lock Haven U.
• College News: Penn College of Technology graduate
• Honors at IUP
• Carmelite 50-Plus Club
• Anthracite Firemen's Relief Association
• $1M-plus in taxes uncollected in Shamokin
• Child cases pulled from Northumberland County Judge Saylor
• Northumberland County will raise taxes for first time in 9 years
• JRA benefits private sector, leaders argue
• SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority board members
• Clausi criticizes Kaleta over AOAA land claims
• SCA board is looking for ways to cut costs
• Noteworthy
• 5 defendants in drug bust waive cases, 1 headed for full hearing
• District Court
• Workers prepare site for '12 tourist season Attraction to mark 50th anniversary
• Make tax cut permanent, Marino says
• Mock city council to include Lourdes juniors and seniors
• Bench dedicated to man killed in pedestrian crash
• Marino 'learning toward Rick' Santorum
• Pit bull puppy found hurt at bottom of cliff
• Driver injured in second coal-truck accident in a week
• JRA not 'lavish,' 'bloated'
• SEDA-COG JRA treasurer's report October 2011
• Major changes in effort to balance budget
• Noteworthy 01-10-12
• Delvalle jury is all women
• AG did probe joint rail authority
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• A place of your own
• Our Lady of Lourdes
• Divine Redeemer
• Schuylkill woman dies in accident
• Authority born from Conrail Eight-county public rail operation now serves 100 customers
• County disputes claim it must sell AOAA acreage
• Farm Show opens
• News in Briefs 01-08-12
• For the Record 01-08-12
• Hartleton woman dead in Union County crash
• Shamokin man charged with theft of copper wiring
• Shamokin writer published in online magazine
• Annual Heart to Heart luncheon planned
• Senior Citizen Activities for Jan. 9-15
• Honor roll: Mount Carmel Area
• College News: Penn Tech
• College News: Arcadia Univ. dean's list
• College News: Misericordia dean's list
• Marino: Iran must not block oil tankers Move would constitute 'act of war,' congressman says
• King to receive back pay More than $131,000 approved for former county IDA director
• Flood, other factors caused Shaw's demise Meat market closes after 30 years in Shamokin
• Trio adds pizzazz to TV travel show 'Explore PA' episode airs Sunday on WVIA
• ACT to 'Celebrate Broadway' Sunday
• Mount Carmel Public Library to close on Wednesdays
• News in Briefs 01-07-12
• Bench in Sunbury to be dedicated in memory of the late Philip Gildea
• Driver whose vehicle struck Ringtown cyclist faces charges
• Lourdes plans alumni weekend with social, basketball games
• Winners announced in 'Every Turn a Treasure' photo contest
• Church News
• Corbett seeks legislative spending cut
• Twelfth Day event scheduled
• Rate was higher one year ago County unemployment up slightly in November
• Noteworthy 1/6/12
• District Court 1/6/12
• Welcome to a new year of great Valley activities Outdoor fun abounds, even in the winter
• Former teacher memorialized with scholarship, Dickinson visit
• Shamokin City Council reorganizes
• Swerving coal truck dumps 23 tons, but avoids traffic, gas pumps, house, injuries
• House arrest program saves county more than $492k
• Ralpho reappoints township positions, adds new member
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• All remains the same in Zerbe Township
• Lower Mahanoy reorganizes
• Jackson keeps same officers
• Two join Herndon Council
• Shamokin Twp. installs same board; workers get 5 percent raise
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• New board reopens county budget
• Historic board in place
• 'Nervous energy' at 'G-SACH'
• Portrait, eagle returned to courtroom
• Shoch named chair after Clausi declines
• New contract for Mount Carmel Street Department
• Mount Carmel Township Board stays the same
• Kulpmont council reorganizes, adds new members
• New member and new president for CT board
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• State police release holiday crash statistics
• Morning crash ties up traffic on 61, 901, 183
• Dog rescued from 70-foot cliff
• Cold burst on tap
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• Shoch set for challenge of choosing best ideas
• Bridy looks forward to '12 after up, down 2011
• Coal Drop attracts at least 1,500
• Man killed when car hit tree
• Students in TIES program spread 'holiday cheer'
• For the Record
• Searches for four people end in tragedy
• SACH-GHS merger takes effect today
• Tafner jailed in ambulance embezzlement case
• Flood swept top headlines No one thought Agnes could be challenged until Lee came along
• Bath salts epidemic leads to municipal bans, state law
• Election night historic in Northumberland County
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• Largest drug bust in county history happened in 2011
• Teen's suicide sparks cyberbullying debate
• AOAA project gains funds, support
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• Noteworthy 12/31/11
• Love is the bridge between Earth and Heaven
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• SUV drifts from tow truck, hits operator
• Rash of crashes
• GMC 'no-smoking' hiring policy will apply at SACH
• Truck's oil leak closes Rt. 61
• Ringing in her 105th year
• Coroner: CO a quick killer, especially in confined space of a vehicle
• Sunbury police investigating second stabbing in two days
• Noteworthy 12/30/11
• Assistant AD charged with unlawful contact
• Memorials
• College News: Lock Haven dean's list
• Senior Activities
• Heated debate
• Two stabbed during break-in
• Coroner rules two deaths accidental
• Pair killed by fumes
• Clausi's vote a political move to make new board look bad, Bridy said
• Clausi and Phillips to be on SEDA-COG board of directors
• Noteworthy 12/29/11
• Polar Bear Plunge set for Sunday
• Chief clerk: CASA move not political
• Two found dead, police withhold names
• Noteworthy 12/28/11
• County reducing number of homestead mailings
• District Court 12/28/11
• Central Susquehanna LPN Career Center
• College News: Edinboro
• Dean's List: Penn State
• Susquehanna dean's
• College News: Shippensburg award winner
• College News: Penn State graduate
• Final week for Sawicki After 8 years, commissioner prepares to step aside
• Journalist's fond memories of courthouse days with Fritz
• 2 more arrested in connection with Schuylkill Haven attacks
• Noteworthy 12-27-11
• Police Blotter 12-27-11
• United Way at $44,891 on way to $50,000 goal
• 'Secret Santa Society' lends a hand
• Local family, who lost everything in blaze, stays positive, praises support
• CLASS RING COMES HOME
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• Noteworthy 12-25-11
• Former mail carrier charged
• For the Record
• Bus company, MCA and CSIU were defendants
• PennDOT salutes Elysburg employee
• Display of memories
• Casey on committee
• Saylor blames Children and Youth attorney for CASA removal
• 'I love you, Santa'
• Noteworthy 12/24/11
• Mount Carmel Area Public Library
• Agency on Aging staff present gifts to personal care residents
• Interact club toy collection
• Sewer bids well below estimate
• Knoebels electrician retires after 30 years
• Former city mayor, county register-recorder 'Fritz' Reed, 82, dies
• Fire hits 'huge house'
• Mount Carmel to pay back mid-rise tax in lump sum rather than wave taxes for 2 1/2 years
• 'We are in good shape'
• County likely to abolish jury commissioner positions Deitrick says 'human element' of court selections would be lost
• PennDOT district supports various causes
• Noteworthy 12/23/11
• District Court 12/23/11
• LINK project conducts cross-training Coordination of services for aging and disabled focus of session at NCCTC
• $12.5M offered for rail authority
• Mount Carmel Township supervisors pass 2012 budget
• Board cuts resource officer at school
• SASB drops stipends for secretary, treasurer
• Kleman waives hearing
• Blaise Alexander dealerships give special transportation to family of Logan Williams
• Noted author contributes to this year's Coal Twp.-Shamokin Police toy drive
• Senior Activities
• Patsies Senior Adult Ministry
• Catholic Daughters of the Americas
• Hearing rescheduled for man accused of raping girl
• Noteworthy 12/22/11
• Mt. Carmel man arraigned for luring 16-year-old girls
• Girardville man arraigned for hindering apprehension
• Visitation limited at Geisinger
• New law for young drivers takes effect Saturday
• 5 of 8 in coke, heroin bust waive their rights to hearings
• Crash closes Rt. 54
• Shamokin City Council approves engineer for grant application
• Marino: 'Now or never, Mr. President'
• Advocates evicted from courthouse
• Best amends complaints, says Clausi spread rumors about sex on county time
• Military Addresses
• Noteworthy 12/21/11
• DUI patrols, checkpoints set for holidays
• District Court 12/21/11
• Man charged with threatening cops with shotgun to appear before judge in February
• Woman hurt after vehicle 'locked up'
• Fire not suspicious, still under investigation
• GMC won't offer funding
• Student-made device may help stem flood problems
• State homeowners urged to consider sinkhole insurance
• Noteworthy 12/20/11
• Attorney files to suppress statements made by client
• Whistle-blower lawsuit appears headed for trial
• ATV riders get lost in the woods
• Fire displaces family
• Noteworthy 12-19-11
• Drains blamed for Tharptown flooding to be separated from sanitary system in Weigh Scales
• Inspired 12-year-old helping Relay
• Others aren't on board County neighbors scoff at rail resolution
• Loan guarantee could prevent another sewer system rate hike
• Noteworthy 12-18-11
• Altamont man admits 11 burglaries, will spend at least 15 years behind bars
• For the Record 12-18-11
• Two face charges for gun theft in Minersville
• Police Blotter 12-18-11
• 'Balance center' opens for business in Elysburg Clinic, first of kind locally, focuses on fall prevention
• Contract with Berkheimer finalized for EIT collection
• Bloomsburg man charged with raping girl at 'canyon' party
• Southern fans showed intense passion, support for Tigers
• First direct wells-to-customers connection dedicated by UGI
• Local organizations receive over $72K in grant funding
• Two men charged with summertime thefts from vehicles in Elysburg
• News in Briefs 12-17-11
• Geisinger launches mobile application
• Packages sent to troops worldwide
• Council adopts budget
• GNDF school plan in danger
• Shamokin Twp. receives grant for road maintenance
• MCA grad finishes Army basic training
• Senior Activities
• Noteworthy 12/16/11
• Man charged in drug bust turns himself in to police
• Pottsville man charged with rioting at penn state
• Charges bound for court against Mount Carmel player
• Shamokin can keep tax rate hike
• AOAA to get $1.5 million
• Payeski leaving Ralpho Twp. board
• Noteworthy 12/15/11
• District court 12/15/11
• Man uninjured in carbon monoxide investigation
• Southern's title game history
• Southern scores 2011 season
• Keepsake edition
• In search of seven Southern could establish new state record with a win Friday
• JRA answers questions
• County resolution asks for state's take on rail authority
• Judge acquits Lamb
• COKE, HEROIN RING BUSTED
• What does the redistricting mean locally?
• Kulpmont approves annual budget; no tax increase needed
• Clausi top spender in commissioner campaign
• Mount Carmel man charged with sex assault of 13 year old waives charges to court
• Guard charged with bringing marijuana, phone to inmate
• District Court 12/14/11
• Noteworthy 12/14/11
• Palestinian Christians topic of presentation by churches
• Lourdes Regional
• First UMC knitters and quilters make hats and scarves for people in need
• Wise to serve up to 32 years
• Judge orders contract with Berkheimer
• Residency restrictions could ease
• Apple pulls down driver's license app at Sen. Casey's request
• Concert wraps up band's 42nd year Thursday night
• Boyer's Food Market donates $1,800 to Ashland food pantry
• Despite surplus, Zerbe budget funds are tight
• Gordner, Masser urge release of flood control money fro Danville
• For The Record 12/13/11
• Two charged in robbery
• Noteworthy 12/13/11
• Trevorton Senior Action Center
• Two local women win $10K each in PALottery
• Noteworthy 12/12/11
• Participants sought for Rotary Exchange trip to Philippines
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• Sunbury mayor sees way to stop drug dealers Persing proposes background check for prospective renters
• Holiday party held for Make a Wish children A day to have fun
• No vote taken by Coal Twp. on Big Mountain ordinance Plans to halt road maintainance on hold indefinitely
• Portion of highway to be named after local soldier killed in Iraq
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• 'Off the wall' art sale held
• Fireman hurt in ATV crash Victim hits head in Trevorton rollover
• Here's to experience Southern seniors gain knowledge in co-op program
• Renowned dog expert speaker at Trevorton Elementary
• Care packages sought for troops in Afghanistan
• Car crashes into front porch
• Senior activities 12/11/11
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• News in Briefs 12-10-11
• Township adopts 2012 budget
• Judge to make call on tax issue
• Fire company mergers?
• Crash claims girl, 18
• ACLU threat spurs repeal
• Drug rehabilitation working in county, experts say in their response to 3-day rally
• 2 arrests made in assault
• Noteworthy 12-09-11
• Saint Clair teacher charged with having child porn
• District Court 12-09-11
• Police Blotter
• Planning for regional transit moves forward
• Dam repairs to shorten boating season at Shikellamy State Park
• Shamokin works grant process to demolish flood-damaged homes
• James chair of NCCTC agency
• First draft of Line Mountain's 2012-13 budget has $1.1 million deficit
• Prison payroll budget up because of increased population
• Marino launches plans for veterans history project
• Wednesday's snow to be gone today
• Bloom U. trustees approve program
• MC Elks to sponsor annual hoop shoot
• Volunteers sought for Daffodil Days
• Noteworthy 12/8/11
• Heated debate at SASB
• 911 chief fired
• Merle Phillips battling cancer
• Pearl Harbor veteran's story told years ago for school project recounted for anniversary
• County approves budget without any tax increases
• Commissioners appoint, authorize during meeting
• Noteworthy 12/7/11
• PennDOT to use new security hologram for driver's licenses
• Gardner featured soloist at annual concert by chorale
• Police piece together details of Schuylkill Haven apartment attack
• Paxinos man sentenced in sex assault of friend
• MCASB picks new president
• Southern Columbia Area School Board keeps same president, vice president
• Line Mtn. graduate gets nursing degree
• Mount Carmel mother accused of lying in son's assault case
• Honor Roll
• MEMORIALS:OurLadyofMountCarmel
• Memorials: Mount Carmel Area Public Library
• MEMORIALS:DivineRedeemerChurch
• Noteworthy 12/6/11
• Elysburg family earns national award
• Young leader directing the path of local United Way
• Santa comes to Zerbe Township
• Noteworthy 12/5/11
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• Remember to include older family members in the holiday festivities
• LIFE Geisinger hosts Matter of Balance
• 'Suboxone' on the street Drug prescribed to opiate addicts showing up in local busts
• Pain Pill Abuse
• 131st Transportation Co. welcomed home
• Anna Pita
• Beautiful Fun Shop building jammed for Downtown Christmas
• Clinic director completes post graduate training
• Noteworthy 12-04-11
• Divorces 12-04-11
• Rev. Byerly president of Shamokin Ministerium
• Deer caretaker handing over reins
• Local rail firm was preparing for delays
• Inmate stabbed in neck
• Rivalry on hold
• Unemployment rates down, Congressman Marino still worried
• Atlas Fire Co. not soliciting door-to-door donations this year
• Noteworthy 12/3/11
• Columbia County couple found dead in their home
• Former teacher, 72, dies of natural causes after crash
• Shamokin game on TV tonight; get scores via phone, e-mail
• Crash closes part of Rt. 61
• Man charged with homicide by vehicle in September death of teacher
• Senior Citizen Activities
• District court 12/2/11
• Penn College recognizes NCCTC as NOW partner
• Organization news: Carmelite 50-Plus Club
• Noteworthy 12/2/11
• Southern honors 6th graders Southern honors sixth-graders
• Flag ceremony honors Navy veteran of WWII
• Man charged in illegal timbering
• Best's lawsuit dismissed
• Natural gas prices to decline
• Property clearing planned for construction of turbines
• Pep rally for SAHS football team set for tonight
• Police blotter 12/1/11
• Noteworthy 12/1/11
• Holiday activities abound throughout Susquehanna Valley
• Diocesan collection to aid retired religious
• Zerbe event Sunday
• Santa comes to Mount Carmel Saturday
• Downtown Christmas in 4th year
• Precious metal dealer faces 20 misdemeanors
• 'Coal region pride' swells
• Several ways to keep up with weekend games
• Car slides into cruiser
• MCA Ministerium to conduct Advent Services
• Noteworthy 11-30-11
• District Court 11/30/11
• Seven residents at M.C. Senior Living Community complete training as PEERs
• Knights of Columbus Council 14161
• Choraliers Christmas concert, set for Sunday, is a 35-year tradition
• Council of Catholic Women
• Anthracite Citizens' Theatre
• Pipeline workers accused of illegal deer slaying in Wyoming County
• Hunters greeted with something unusual on opening day: Warmth
• 4 recovering after SUV plunges more than 50 feet off interstate bridge
• Noteworthy 11/29/11
• Seven drug bust defendants in court
• Underprivileged children theme of LARC service
• Mother thankful for school helping son with Tourette's Classmates, staff educated on disorder as student excels
• United Way has $40,000 toward its $50,000 goal
• Letters to Santa 'golden' in 2011
• Lawmakers' office rent tops $600k annually
• Carney could be planning comeback
• Lake Augusta Riverfront project would connect six miles worth of riverfront land
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• Man in bizarre accident condition improves to fair
• Schuylkill Co. textile mill damaged by fire
• Accelerating SUV launches over vehicle on Route 487
• Jeeps will roll into OHV park
• Three receive awards at Sunbury Hospital
• Shamokin man heads Lancaster Career and Technology Center
• Shamokin native hired as veterinarian in Danville
• Noteworthy 11-27-11
• For the Record Nov. 27, 2011
• Electric distribution companies directed to provide outage information
• Obama headed for Scranton High
• $3M will be used to train domestic workers for local industries
• Local legislators rejecting COLA
• The shopping dead: Experiences at local stores leave reporter feeling like a zombie
• Five dozen trees planted on reclaimed coal lands Experiment at Burnside will find out if American Chestnuts can grow at sites of former coal mines
• St. Pauline Center to hold annual luminary event
• Noteworthy 11/26/11
• Saturday Spirit: First of all, thank God
• Church services weekend of Nov. 26-27
• Senior Activities
• Mount Carmel natives receive 'Four Chaplains' Legion of Honor Award
• Knights salute members at annual memorial Mass
• College News
• Feed mill owner dies
• Coal Twp. joins Shamokin in need to overcome deficit
• City counting on court approval to raise taxes
• Mass text changing Saturday
• Cecilian Club held its November meeting
• Catholic women hold deanery meeting
• Flood relief total tops $300,000
• District Court 11/25/11
• Recruits with local ties finish Marine basic training
• Noteworthy 11/25/11
• Deadline for FEMA, SBA flood assistance Dec. 14
• Aqua Pa. petitions PUC for rate increase
• Man charged in child rape pleads no contest, will be sentenced in January
• Thankful for ... Fellowship and food
• Black Friday preview: Locals work to compete with big retailers' glitz
• Michael Diminick helps create group that develops athletic adventure apps, eBooks
• Line Mtn. student's PSA on shelter dog adoption places first
• LARC gift-giving service will be held Sunday in Danville
• Trial delayed for second time at township officer's request
• Lourdes conducts Thanksgiving liturgy
• Noteworthy 11/24/11
• PennDOT to use tow-plow on major roads this year
• St. Pauline Center hosts 'Magical Christmas' show Children admitted free to performance
• Line Mountain council sponsors 'Holiday Cheer' concert Dec. 11
• Candlelight service scheduled at Indiantown Gap cemetery
• Local women finds 'ordinary people' at Occupy Wall Street
• Trial continued for second time for MCA football player
• Coal Twp. man wins week 12 of football contest
• Homicide plea changes
• Irish Valley Road open
• Noteworthy 11-23-11
• Charges filed in theft, thanks to DNA results
• Banks donate to big bucks to Southern Columbia Area
• New ATV offers county efficiency in rough terrain
• Teen faces charges in 'Spice' incident
• City OKs tentative budget
• SACH board holds final meeting before GMC merger
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• Man critical after industrial accident
• Paxinos man, 23, charged with rape pleads guilty to aggravated, indecent assault
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• Five involved in drug bust waive rights
• Bartos, DEP told to negotiate or face trial
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• Creek project inches closer Borough moves for legal control of 7 properties
• Promise and frustration Pump station built, locals looking to SEEDCO for action
• Noteworthy 11-20-11
• For the Record
• Garfield Camp 34 chooses officers
• Anthracite Fire Company elects officers, delegates
• No tax hike in Mount Carmel Borough now close to being debt-free
• Mount Carmel's Lions Club Santa parade to continue with new format
• Noteworthy 11-19-11
• Organization News: Rainbow Club
• Elks lodge offers contests for scholarships, writing
• Paxinos teen earns Eagle Scout award
• 32 Maryland volunteers help flood cleanup
• Masser addresses annual chamber dinner
• Senior Citizen Activities
• ACT auditions scheduled for 'Celebrate Broadway'
• Mount Carmel Lions prepare for deer pen, other holiday happenings
• University Scholars
• 2 Penn State trustees discuss firing Paterno, Spanier
• Co-op program receives praise
• Clausi: Bridy 'twisted' words
• Man charged with assault
• New Arabic Catholic church will be consecrated Sunday in Mount Carmel
• 2 GMC surgeons join team at Shamokin Area Community Hospital
• Commissioners agree to expand parking at human services complex
• Drivers urged to be safe, sober during holiday travel
• Noteworthy 11/18/11
• District Court 11/18/11
• Electric trains to greet Santa Claus at the Columbia Mall
• Ministerium extends invitation to service
• Donor makes new concession stand a reality
• Police swarm house
• SCI-Coal Twp. nurses say no to privatization
• Clausi, Bridy clash
• No tax hike in 2012
• Firefighters attend city meeting en masse, ask why allocations are late
• Mount Carmel Township tentative budget passed, but not balanced
• Board reports final, official vote totals
• Six residents elected through write-ins
• Flood relief package clears state Senate
• Blaise Alexander gets nod for TIME award
• Man charged in standoff
• Noteworthy 11/17/11
• Four report gunshots from a passing truck
• Brady Fire Company to host event in support of Logan
• Elementary will be on Line Mtn. Mandata campus
• 100 busted in largest drug raid in Northumberland County history
• No fanfare for 'team' at final meeting
• Defendents, their charges
• Dalmatia fire causes $75k in damage
• SCA board bids farewell to Stellfox
• Noteworthy 11/16/11
• Stone to serve up to 2 years
• Man charged with making obscene gesture in front of two girls pleads guilty
• Ranshaw man wins football contest with perfect picks
• NCCTC honor roll
• Latest in a series of model railroad cars offered by chamber
• Man charged in child porn pleads guilty
• Pottsville man found dead inside home
• Planned budget appears balanced
• 'Mighty Macs' actress delivers encouraging words at Lourdes
• Wilburton man who rammed police cruiser after vehicle chase sentenced
• Noteworthy 11/15/11
• Trucker, 63, killed when tanker hits embankment
• Man to spend up to 7 years in prison for hurting baby
• Northumberland man leaves home uninjured after 8-hour standoff
• Kulpmont woman finalist in icon's cooking contest
• 2 taken by Life Flight in separate rollovers Sunday
• Tedd's Landing recognized for CF fundraising
• Noteworthy 11/14/11
• Sewer budget approved
• Tactical team is called to Norry; streets blocked
• Dissecting the election Why did Shoch, Clausi and Bridy win?
• Flooded with support Catawissa restaurant back in business despite lack of government assistance
• Run benefits Logan
• Noteworthy 11-13-11
• For the Record 11-13-11
• Tax committee petitions judge to select tax collector
• Bishop: Abuse is 'terrible sin,' a 'societal problem'
• Clausi ordered by judge to continue his deposition Best makes additional allegations; claims denied by commissioner
• Hixson in fact winner for MC Council Straight-party votes omitted in tabulation on election night
• Local lottery winners took home over $37K in October
• Coal Twp. to help draft county mitigation plan
• 'Mighty Macs' actress to visit OLOL Monday
• Film to be shown at Schuylkill Mall
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Friendship holds fund drive
• Noteworthy 11-12-11
• Lavelle man in critical condition following accident on Route 901 Driver is trapped in vehicle for 25 minutes
• Summary trial for MCA player continued
• Woman is charged with falsely reporting homicide
• Fire prevention promoted through coloring books
• Locust Gap student earns USAA distinction
• The Second Mile holds annual event at Knoebels, distributes literature throughout county
• Police raid Mount Royal Mini-Mart for suspicion of synthetic drugs
• Today is last day for DRC
• CT deficit tops $190K
• Man, 81, dead after vehicle hit by train
• Shamokin Twp. supervisors reject suggestion to enact 1-mill tax hike
• General fund gets $46,000 cash infusion
• Drawing breaks tie in football contest
• Mother Cabrini to hold eucharistic devotions
• Ralpho to double occupational tax
• Noteworthy 11/11/11
• Fire at abandoned Ranshaw home considered suspicious
• District Court 11/11/11
• Trevorton Senior Action Center
• County workers react to election of Shoch, Bridy
• Get your 'up,' 'down' Friday
• Line Mtn. evacuated
• 72 local houses still without juice
• 2 DEAD IN FIERY CRASH
• Bridy spends $25K, the most money for county campaign
• Ososkie says it's time for 'a new, fresh face'
• Moser 'dedicated' to wellbeing of borough
• Lapotsky: I'll apply open mind to woes
• Hixson hopes for 2nd term, keep on issues
• Bolick: Council lacks key communication
• Mt. Carmel Area player requests summary trial
• Noteworthy 11-01-11
• Winners posted from Mt. Carmel Halloween parade
• Youth chorale will salute military at benefit concert
• 1,300 without power for 13 hours
• Elysburg woman, 22, killed in crash
• Winhofer cites banking, government experience
• Mount Carmel selling West End Fire Company building, update on consolidation with American Hose
• Current treasurer says he straightened out 'mess'
• Noteworthy
• NOTHING BUT HEADACHES Autumn snow brings power outages, downed trees, slick highways
• Zalar hopeful SEEDCO park will be filled
• Welsh proud of services provided
• Northumberland County Judge Charles "Chuck" Saylor is seeking retention
• Rumberger: Time to move twp. forward
• Walter Quade said he's for change
• Leshinskie: 100 percent for the people
• Noteworthy 10-30-11
• For the Record
• Historical group to hold cider press demo
• Lourdes participates in Red Ribbon Week
• Snow affects events
• 801 wins and a new field house for MCA
• Game high point of Crucial Catch event
• SASB hopefuls weigh in on superintendent contracts
• American Hose initiates legal action against Tafner's brother
• Snow's a'comin'
• Noteworthy 10/29/11
• Charges filed in Union County crash that killed teen from Coal Township
• Former carrier sentenced for not delivering circulars
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Church of Our Lady CCW and Rosary Altar Society
• Sunbury fire ruled arson; man jailed
• After ten months, four surgeries, Ethiopian boy attacked by hyena can blow kisses again thanks to Geisinger surgeons
• Breast cancer awareness campaign culminates with event at Kemp Stadium
• Six vie for five seats on MCA school board
• Gilroy heads industrial development board
• Tie-breaker determines three winners in Week 8
• Four counties to participate in drug collection Saturday Drop-off locations announced
• Noteworthy 10/28/11
• Decree could clear record of teen accused in fatal fight
• Delays costly
• Grand jury revelation results in trial delay
• Sawicki: Goals met, marketing county is crucial
• Winners of Shamokin Halloween parade announced
• Storm water project moves forward in MC
• Rebuck man wins more than $112,000 in lottery
• 218 attend Coal Crackers' October lunch
• Noteworthy 10/27/11
• Casey writes to FEMA, urges quick aid delivery
• Coal Twp. student's work in Bloomsburg University art show
• Kulpmont parade moved to Saturday
• Line Mountain School Board dodges litigation
• Liquor store sale study is released
• In time of need, mailman delivers
• Richardson: Shamokin in financial 'danger zone' at the moment
• Rhoades: Razing numerous blighted properties main goal
• Milbrand: Challenges remain, so responsible leadership important
• Phillips focuses on professionalism as county commissioner candidate
• Noteworthy
• For the Record
• District Court
• County marks Adoption Day
• MCA announces Sept. Merit Award winner
• Local man completing final project with AmeriCorps NCCC
• Coroner: Fumes killed family
• Bridy wants to reverse negative county image
• MCA School Board approves title change to acting superintendent until position is filled permanently
• Trevorton Patsies Senior Adult Ministry
• MACT to present comedy about family
• Cecilian Club
• Noteworthy 10/25/11
• Alleged dealer to face new jury
• Clausi says he's made positive county changes
• Winhofer named 'Outstanding Person' by Democrat women
• Shamokin Area captures awards in band tournament
• Noteworthy
• Halloween Calendar
• Court rules vote on tax collector not correct Bylaws require 'weighted' tally
• NFL is hard work, not just 'fun and games,' Hyno says
• Shoch looks for 'culture change' at county seat
• SASD IN-HOUSE EFFORT Maintenance staff saves district more than $200,000 for projects
• Shoch looks for 'culture change' at county seat
• Because of Hyno, more local fans now root for Giants
• Noteworthy 10-23-11
• For the Record
• News-Item wins three awards in newspaper contest
• Shamokin native assists group in promoting Pittsburgh's riverfronts
• 89-year-old enjoys parasailing adventure
• Canoe capsizes, hunters rescued
• Hurray for Hyno Southern retires No. 27 jersey
• Bed bug found at Shamokin elementary; principal assures there is no infestation
• Reporter finds it hard not to scream at Elysburg Haunted House
• Juvenile Court Banquet held
• Noteworthy 10-22-11
• Mount Carmel to rename community pool
• Judge refuses to reduce alleged kidnappers bail
• Golf course seeks cut in value of property
• Karwacki's book invites others to 'share the faith'
• Church listings weekend of Oct. 22
• If we don't practice our faith, how can we ever improve?
• Older residents warned of scammers after floods
• Turning a menace into a resource
• Solutions for Shamokin Creek residents discussed
• Seniors bring long list of worries to expo
• Noteworthy 10/21/11
• District Court 10/21/11
• Greenways project looks to enhance local environment
• SACH to host Chinese Raffle
• Senior Citizens
• Time limit set for questioning Mount Carmel Township Board
• SAHS football parents cry foul
• United Way kicks off its annual fund drive
• Man charged with assaulting officer waives his hearing
• Bone marrow drive to benefit Elysburg woman
• Registration still open for Shamokin's Halloween parade
• Benefit for Logan
• H.E.A.R.T. concert will benefit flood victims
• Dueling Pianos 'something area has never seen before'
• Lantern tours in Sunbury
• Noteworthy
• District Court 10-20-11
• Two injured in crash
• County saves $168K
• Edison video participants commended
• Historic society lauds Edison's inventions, struggles at meal
• Banquet raises needed funds for pregnancy center
• Most points breaks tie in Week 7
• Senior expos planned for Elysburg, Sunbury
• Noteworthy 10/19/11
• Aid to flood victims depletes resources of Salvation Army Kettle campaign especially important
• Tour guide
• Boyfriend had been free since accident
• New Rx policy may nix trips
• Public damage tops $1.5M
• $3.27M in aid approved for 978 applicants
• Independent Bridy criticises incumbents
• Noteworthy 10/18/11
• Annual service held to remember those who passed this year
• Lulu Roberts
• Samantha S. Maierhofer
• ACT to hold auditions
• Noteworthy 10/17/11
• Shamokin man wins 6th week of football contest
• Rep. Marino to host first in series of veterans forums
• Halloween Calendar
• 'Occupy' comes to county, goes global WWII vet among 13 to protest in Sunbury
• Haunted matrimony Wedding is first at popular Knoebels attraction
• Charged players expected on field tonight MCA officials growing tired of scrutiny
• City on its own for 3 police vehicle leases Housing authority security deal not renewed
• Noteworthy 10-16-11
• For the Record Oct. 16, 2011
• Police Blotter 10-16-11
• Charges filed against three Mount Carmel Area players
• SPOOKIER THAN EVER Be prepared to be scared at Elysburg Haunted House
• Warrants reveal 'partying' Boyfriend of Kulpmont victim doesn't recall ride home
• JOB SEARCH SIMPLIFIED National Ticket, International Paper hold joint recruitment day
• Senior Activities
• Noteworthy 10-15-11
• Marino votes 'yes' for Protect Life Act
• Defendant held for court on kidnapping charge
• 'A great kid, good student'
• Fairview to be expunged from fire department rolls
• WOMAN, 22, FOUND DEAD
• Blight fight isn't quick
• Sports issues dominate MCA board meeting
• Blunders, lawsuits and protocol
• Shamokin Township residents encouraged to attend Culver outreach meeting
• Knights present defibrillator to church
• Noteworthy 10/14/11
• Mount Carmel Pep Club, cheerleaders raising money for breast cancer awareness
• Tharptown residents seek help from sewer authority after floods
• The Bridy factor
• County criminals don't pay
• School leaders say no to vouchers
• Dem, GOP or Adarian?
• Ralpho Township to receive recycling grant
• Kulpmont woman: Trash left in truck overnight, violates borough ordinance
• Northumberland County voter registration totals
• Republicans have lead in registration numbers
• James A. Garfield Camp
• Noteworthy 10/13/11
• Rep will host senior expo
• Police say Herndon man stabbed his grandmother for not making him lunch
• County to hold input session on Greenways and Open Space plan
• Clarification on candidate's statemtn
• Police: Sisters fought officers
• DA's office says policemen justified in returning fire at veteran
• Council members look to alleviate issues caused by overflowing creek
• Two more sites considered for Line Mountain school
• District Court
• Wood Street neighbors unite again
• Program on Native Americans set
• Organization news: Kulpmont Lions Ladies
• Farm Bureau holds 55th annual meeting; Pitman man new president
• Noteworthy
• Mt. Carmel Twp., Locust Twp. police receive LCB grants
• ...you probably need a Halloween costume
• SCA looks at health care, retires Hynoski jersey number
• City firefighters responded to 217 emergency calls last month
• Five commissioner hopefuls answer questions at forum
• Winter weather predictions: messy and wet
• Noteworthy 10/11/11
• LM council for arts seeks participants for holiday show
• New driving tour showcases Native Americans, Moravians
• Locust Township police in shoot out, injures suspect
• Marion Heights church celebrates 100 years
• Local foundry donates 4 new grates for lokie
• Atlas Fire Co. to hold first 'Trunk or Treat'
• Register for this year's annual Halloween parade
• Understanding, and avoiding, the underlying causes of falls
• Memorials
• Memorials
• Township anniversary committee offers residents chance to be part of new book
• Noteworthy 10/10/11
• Take precautions to avoid mosquito bites, West Nile
• Open enrollment for Medicare Rx is Saturday through Dec. 7
• Route 125 re-opens
• 'G-SACH' merger nears Geisinger, Shamokin detail changes ahead for patients, staff
• Covered Bridge Festival brings in numbers, Black Diamond opens for first time
• Noteworthy 10-09-11
• For the Record 10-09-11
• Damage of fire estimated at $75,000
• Snyder named assistant vice president of Trevorton bank
• Masser hosting senior expo
• Church was never delinquent
• Prognosis for boy struck by lightning unsure; grandfather asking for prayers for Logan
• Stuck accelerator sends car careening through Shamokin downtown
• No charges filed in New Mexico death of Ringtown cyclist
• State rep's grandson injured in Afghanistan
• Red Cross Local Flood Relief receives more than $260,000
• New Life Church of God will celebrate 128th anniversary
• Week six winners announced
• Senior Activities
• Man who ran from police after being tasered caught three months later
• Noteworthy 10/8/11
• Pennsylvania to celebrate National Pierogy Day
• MC firefighters to hold 13th annual memorial service
• Gilberton councilman sues mayor, police chief
• Judge to decide on county tax collector
• Route 487 in Columbia County now open Rt. 487 in Columbia County open again
• Jury: Reading Anthracite owes trucking firm more than $2M
• Glozel 'professionals' featured in art show
• Untitled
• Man charged in child porn set for court
• Noteworthy 10/7/11
• Mount Carmel man waives firearm, assault and resisting arrest charges
• Prison holds up on food service switch
• Memorials
• Local vet honored at Changing of the Colors
• Handerhan enters guilty plea
• 'E-waste' a hit for local recycling center
• Aqua, Clausi disagree on water device
• Wal-Mart emptied after gas smell
• County disaster status still growing
• Noteworthy 10/6/11
• Man accused of taking gun from cop's holster to face Jones Oct. 19
• Dog rescued during small electrical fire
• District Court 10/6/11
• Weather expected to shine on Covered Bridge Festival
• SAHS marching band to host Black Diamond Cavalcade Cavalcade
• Atlas Fall Festival Saturday
• Company owner sues U.S. over right to possess firearm
• Keller: Change Prevailing Wage Act
• County revenue down, expenses reduced in 2010
• Ex-Radio Shack manager waives felonies to court
• County launches Veterans Court
• Reiner offically public safety director
• Former Fleetwood workers help bring Polar Tech up to speed
• Condemned building sold to city, will help speed up razing
• Gas leak sends three to hospital
• Defendant defaced chair at Jones' office after speeding conviction
• Crews quickly contain grease fire in Trevorton
• Rt. 125 to open Tuesday
• Interviews conducted in Lavelle beer distributor robbery
• Man charged with making obscene gesture free on bail
• Jackson supervisors worry about bridge detour for winter
• IRS outlines fling process for victims of flooding
• Water runoff concern for Herndon resident
• 11th annual Holiday Tea scheduled
• Noteworthy 10/5/11
• Marino co-sponsors bill to end support of UN Population Fund
• Family of three found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in Coal Township home
• Know the symptoms, maintain furnaces
• Courthouse evacuated after sewer main backs up
• Something missing? Yes, but the Coney Island sign will return in downtown Shamokin
• Election Day only 5 weeks away
• Shamokin carpet store part of Mohawk's 'Decorate for the Cure'
• Noteworthy 10/4/11
• 'Vets Court' launches today
• St. Pauline Center memorials
• Knights hold installation for first-degree members
• Shamokin girl suffers injuries in car accident
• Local woman catalyst in flood relief effort now known as neighbors helping neighbors
• Flood, record rainfall made it a SEPTEMBER TO REMEMBER
• Celebrating a Life
• There IS such a thing as a free meal Independent county candidate Steve Bridy treats potential supporters to Mattucci fare
• Chesapeake Bay battered by Susquehanna flooding Largest Flows
• St. Peter's Lutheran votes to join new church affliation
• Church News
• C.T. woman hurt in accident
• Fall festival successful, despite rainy weather Wishing it could be a bit warmer
• Noteworthy 10-02-11
• For the Record
• Portrait of past master presented to Masonic lodge
• Bachelor's degree from Bloomsburg U.
• Shamokin Area to host Black Diamond Cavalcade of Bands
• Kripplebauer descendants attend gathering
• Chiavarolis hold reunion
• Raymond L. 'Rookie' Keefer
• County's only water rescue team made 32 rescues during flood
• Fed judge to determine if Handerhan violated bail
• Paxinos area hit worse than three weeks ago
• Northumberland County unemployment rate increases .5 percent
• Weis not affected by recall
• Wiest out of hospital
• Noteworthy 10-01-11Noteworthy 10/1/11
• Week five winners announced
• Police: Man made obscene gesture at Ferndale field
• Woman in fair condition after fatal accident
• Not a tornado in Shamokin, Coal Township, but 60-70 mph wind, said National Weather Service
• Property owners should file claims, including for this week's flooding
• More flooding, heavy rain
• WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH
• Family, Scouts remember local man killed in South Williamsport Wednesday
• Boy critical after lightning strike
• Rt. 54 crash slows traffic
• Mount Carmel Area collects books for flooded Danville middle school
• Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
• Noteworthy 9/30/11
• Memorials: Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library
• Saint Catherine, McCann encourage women to get mammograms in October
• Senior Activities
• College News: Susquehanna dean's list
• Line Mountain has until November to make decision
• Reduced bail denied for robbery suspect, 19
• Boy in critical condition after lightning strike
• NWS: Flash flooding is 'imminent'
• Zerbe Township woman vows to fight cancer
• Water St. families fed up with rising creek
• College News: Penn State graduate
• College news: Studying abroad
• College news: Bloomsburg graduate
• College news: Student teaching
• $10 night to benefit Linda Reed
• Realtor earns GRI
• Noteworthy 9/29/11
• District Court 9/29/11
• MC Twp. police await lab results; coach won't discuss issue
• DEP, public discuss breaker permit
• Wiest in serious condition at GMC
• PA WEIGHS OWN DISASTER AID
• Man attacks two officers, steals pistol
• Rain, rain go away...seriously
• Economic education organization names newest members
• Alumni celebrate 50th reunion
• Noteworthy 09-28-11
• County judge hospitalized
• 70-year-old gets 1 to 12 months in sex assault
• Fairview president applies for ARD to erase LCE charges
• Mini Fair in Bloomsburg taking shape
• Video camera takes look inside subsidence
• Wilburton man pleads guilty to charges of fleeing and eluding police
• Bail reduced for township man jailed since January
• Noteworthy 9/27/11
• Fireman's brother appreciates effort
• Local support at Siller 5k in NYC
• Proposed walking trail plans may include a makeover for city's dilapidated stairs
• Mount Carmel Apartments, LIFE Geisinger host Matter of Balance
• Noteworthy 09-26-11
• DARE Mile draws 125 runners for 19th annual race
• Coal output up Northumberland Co. tonnage doubled in 2010, thanks to international demand, 'Mile' project
• FEMA, PEMA, six others set up shop 1-on-1 help offered as recovery center opens
• Noteworthy 09-25-11
• For the Record Sept. 25, 2011
• Pa. counties declared a federal disaster area, some tax deadlines extended for Lee storm victims
• Family Reuion: Rossis meet in Kulpmont
• College news: LPN center
• Twp. man ordered to pay in bear shooting
• Hospital to offer tetnus shots
• Chicago-based firm creates packing products for food, science companies
• Congress haggles as disaster aid approaches zero
• Memories of modest childhood drive Coal Township native to help hometown
• Flood watch ends at 8 a.m.
• Michael T. Conahan's statement to the court
• Prison terms for former Luzerne County judges
• Senior Activities
• DA association, reps support change to child abuse laws
• Noteworthy 09-24-11
• District Court 9/24/11
• Patsies Senior Adult Ministry
• Ashland Public Library
• We speak to God, but do we listen to Him?
• Subsidence closes 3 miles of Route 125
• Manager charged with stealing $6,000
• How are vendors fairing?
• 50 JOBS BY NOVEMBER
• Homecoming court announced at Shamokin Area
• Electronics recycling correction
• Noteworthy 9/23/11
• Teens charged in burglary
• SASB to obtain $4M loan
• Rosini working to toughen sentences for child abusers
• Snydertown Road now open, police enforcing closure of Route 487
• Dad out of jail in just 91 days
• 'Toddlers & Tiaras' criticism stirred up again
• Greenhouse opens at Northumberland County Career and Technology Center
• Part of Rt. 125 closed because of a sinkhole
• Noteworthy 9/22/11
• Untitled
• Earns master's
• Armed robbery suspect charged
• Mount Carmel man jailed after kidnapping, assault
• 3 roads remain closed
• Recovery center may be coming to the area
• Mt. Carmel woman wins football contest week 4
• New Southern Columbia Area business manager hired
• Kulpmont woman wins $250,000 in state lottery
• Members discuss Marcellus Shale investments at chamber meeting
• Noteworthy
• District Court
• Crash victim serious
• Master's degree from SUNY
• Penn State University graduates
• Carmelite 50-Plus
• MC4A awards scholarships to students
• Chiavaroli family holds reunion
• Anthracite Citizens' Theatre
• Free tetanus booster shots at Sunbury Community Hospital
• Noteworthy 09-20-11
• ATV rider critical after crash near Shamokin
• DEP cleans up small leaks from toppled Duke oil tanks
• Man thrown from truck
• Construction company to fix Mount Carmel gazebo for price of supplies
• Displaced shed causes extensive flood damage at Elysburg home
• SAHS graduate takes to the sidelines on Eagles' squad
• Noteworthy
• DOC to use AlertPA to convey news of prison emergencies
• Biden lifts flood victims' spirits
• 3 cheers for Knoebels Patrons appreciate park's effort to reopen
• All four lanes of Rt. 61 reopened
• Gospel concert today
• For the Record
• Crashes in Schuylkill, Dauphin claim 2 lives
• Drawing needed to decide winner
• Child seat checks urged
• Registration form
• Fall Fun Fest is Oct. 1
• Court throws debate back to tax committee Group must compromise; if not, judge will rule on 'weighted vote'
• Residents of Locust Gap ponder possible loss of town's post office
• Knoebels ready to reopen Dedicated employees get credit for putting park back on its feet in short period of time
• Flood Roundup: Policy for fair ticket refunds announced
• FEMA canvasses flood areas Officials get out message on filing for aid by going door-to-door
• 500-plus claims filed at county centers
• Shamokin police warn of flood recovery scam reports
• Noteworthy 09-17-11
• DA says police killing of Catawissa man justified
• Landlord says code officer overstepping bounds
• Geisinger ends 2010-11 fiscal year $180M strong Health system revenue grew by 13.8% over fiscal year 2010
• Geisinger and Bloomsburg health systems sign definitive agreement
• Senior Citizen Activities week of Sept. 19-24
• Flu season preparation
• The flower of God's love can bloom in the harshest of conditions.
• Strong woman hit by car
• $600,000 anticipated for Mount Carmel
• MCA has a year to name permanent superintendent
• Regional senators to unveil package of flood aid bills Monday
• Victims of flood have 60 days to request aid
• Sham. Twp. supervisors urge residents to report damage due to flooding
• Flood Roundup Fairground photos
• Lawsuit against Shenandoah, ex-officers allowed to proceed
• Noteworthy 09-16-11
• PEMA, FEMA open seven regional disaster relief centers; closest in Bloomsburg
• Flood Roundup: Offers of help continue; Mount Carmel Township encourages reporting damage
• Flood causes first ever Bloomsburg Fair cancelation
• Flood hazards: Many dangers lurk in cleanup
• Application process for disaster relief starts in Northumberland County
• Six flood-damaged homes ordered condemned in Shamokin
• Zerbe schedules pickup of flood-damaged trash
• Ralpho Twp. supervisors offer praise for flood response; they urge completion of damage reports
• Some inmates may qualify for rehab program
• Noteworthy
• 3 more arrested in mailed pot case
• Man trapped in car more than an hour after crash on Rt. 42
• City native helps LCCC shine
• Congressman applauds cleanup effort; Knoebels open for weekend
• Facebook request explodes with help for flood victims
• Flood victims: Call FEMA, fill out form at relief centers
• FLOOD ROUNDUP
• Wage increases for unionized county employees in place
• Shamokin woman wins 'Outstanding Older Worker' award
• Prison food contractor expected to save county at least $100k per year Aramark of Philadelphia wins contract; no jobs lost at county prison
• District Court
• News in Briefs 09-14-11
• Prostate cancer second leading cause of cancer deaths in men
• 'Dueling Piano' team coming to Coal Township
• Ashland Legion nearing completion
• Shamokin refinancing: Interest rate comparisons
• News outlets team up with Red Cross to collect funding
• Shamokin may replace oft-maligned parking meters by year's end
• Route 61 open from Shamokin to Paxinos, one lane in each direction
• Flood assistance contacts
• City home condemned as cleanup continues
• PEMA needs 'information chain' to assess damage, award funding
• Northumberland County establishes four flood 'relief centers'
• Fee set at $30 to inspect Coal Twp. meters
• Blood supply 4,700 units shy
• Noteworthy 09-13-11
• Quick action from staff contains fire
• District Court
• Planko family holds reunion
• Underground Railroad will be focus of program by county historical society
• Our Lady CCW
• Heritage dinner to highlight Edison's local achievements
• Bachelor's degree
• Divine Redeemer memorials
• Man involved in domestic dispute shot, killed by police in Catawissa
• Parts of Route 61, 487, 147 remain closed; no word on when they'll reopen
• Streets closed again - but this time for patriotic 9/11 cruise
• Noteworthy 09-12-11
• Memorials Our Lady of Lourdes Regional School
• In Shanksville, 9/11/01 began as just another day Community rolled up its sleeves to help
• '93' memorial dedicated
• Porch on Sixth Street structurally unsound
• Northumberland County safety director has had grueling first six months on the job
• 'IT WAS A TIDAL WAVE' Flash-flood causes destruction in Mandata Late-night thunderstorm produces torrential rain
• Noteworthy 09-11-11
• For the Record 09-11-11
• Sept. 11 Memorial coming to Hummels Wharf
• Local memories of 9/11, and poetic tributes
• 'We worked until we couldn't work anymore' One day later, Beaverdale firefighter was at Ground Zero, ready to help
• 'I hope it never happens again' County coroner assisted N.Y. medical examiner's office at Ground Zero
• Is Northumberland County safer now? Experts say 'yes,' but advise, 'stay aware'
• Courses in motorcycle safety offered by PennDOT
• Power cut is ordered for homes in Shamokin
• Bloom crest sets record
• FEMA aid available; residents urged to document everything
• Flooding at Knoebels within inches of 1972
• Meter checks set for Coal Township
• Flood wall holds strong in Sunbury
• Noteworthy 9/10/11
• Handerhan trial postponed again
• Route 61 to Paxinos is open again
• 9/11 ceremony big moment for Shamokin native
• Senior Activities
• Oil silos topple at Duke Heating
• Burst of rain prompts two late-night rescues
• County prisoners moved to state prisons
• Flooding extensive in Herndon, points south
• Bloomsburg students told to go home - but that wasn't easy
• Enduring a strange, stressful night
• Shamokin cleans up after creek rises again
• Thursday night updates on flood
• Crest forecast to stay below Sunbury flood wall
• SUNBURY BRACES Crest forecast to stay below flood wall
• Communities cope as best as they can
• Money identified as motive in man's murder of father
• News in Briefs 09-09-11
• Elderly man rescued after car slides into downed tree
• Floods rage in Northumberland County
• FLOODS RAGE
• A list of area road closures
• Drama, but all OK in Zerbe
• Knoebels well-versed in rising flood waters
• Flood compared to Agnes; parts of city are evacuated
• Creeks rise around Sunbury
• Reporter navigates perilous roads from Sunbury to Shamokin
• Amid floods, lightning sparks fire
• 3 plead no contest to robbery charges
• Numidia man in 'critical' condition after guardrail pierces driver's seat
• Noteworthy 9/8/11
• Police: Man assaulted son, wife, forced her to take pills
• Political populations
• We will never forget 10th anniversary of 9/11 attacks will be observed in special events
• Trevorton Senior Action Center
• Victoriano, Ramer honored by Shamokin Lodge 255
• Rainfall to bring flooding to Northumberland County
• Atlas critic is guilty of harassment
• Football contest launches with 3 perfect scores
• Lightning does strike twice for one family
• Child discharged from hospital
• Noteworthy 9/7/11
• Fallen honored at All Home Days in Elysburg
• Noteworthy Sept. 6, 2011
• William Henry Krebs
• Festivals and celebration are not in any short supply in September
• Event leaders enjoy giving back
• 92nd annual event continues today with 'run for fun,' military tribute
• WOMAN KILLED IN HEAD-ON
• Motor Maids to ride in Sept. 11 tribute rally
• Paxinos man licensed as professional land surveyor
• Trevorton Patsies
• Mount Carmel Area Public Library Memorials
• Proper diet, prevention, key when coping with flu season
• State police provide more details on fatal accident
• Rescue personnel free woman in Zerbe four-wheeler rollover
• 9/11 victims, fallen soldiers honored
• Ashland park dedicated
• Parade winners are announced
• News in Briefs 09-04-11
• For the Record 09-04-11
• Sunbury man charged as drug 'kingpin'
• Minersville woman gives birth after violent crash
• Kymberley Best withdraws wrongful termination claims
• Court rules against Red Gold again
• MAN KILLED IN CRASH
• Noteworthy 9/03/11
• Sunbury mother and daughter charged with involuntary manslaughter in relation to death of child
• Tax claims bureau lists the names of judical sale buyers
• Venna no longer in running for MCA super
• Anthracite Steam has no restrictions to expand
• Mount Carmel Town Park
• Proposed bill may spark coal industry
• Noteworthy 09-02-11
• District Court 9/2/11
• State residents like gas industry, worry about environment
• Pennsylvanians down on political leaders
• Poll shows Pennsylvanians backing same-sex marriage
• Driver: I wasn't flying
• All set for All Home Days
• Man charged in stabbing
• Noteworthy 09-01-11
• District Court 9/1/11
• ABA ALL SET Parade will be Saturday
• Child-porn suspect faces arraignment in October
• 'Junkyard' empty
• Northumberland County unemployment rate remains the same from June to July
• Co-defendant: Enoe shot Forker
• Kulpmont boy hit by truck listed in critical condition
• Noteworthy 8/31/11
• District Court 8/31/11
• Recipe contest helps revive family mealtimes for local seniors
• Church of Our Lady
• St. Francis U.
• Culver lists office hours
• Chet Davis among the artists featured at Pa. State Museum
• Emergency personnel, dispatchers to meet regarding changes
• Clover Hose to host 9/11 memorial ceremony
• Congressman Marino visits International Paper
• Judicial sale nets more than $150,000
• No bids for apartment complex on Market Street
• Untitled
• Man charged for assault in confrontation
• Noteworthy 08-30-11
• Mount Carmel Borough won't tax mid-rise for 2 1/2 years to make up for overpayment; council opts against lump-sum, upfront payment
• Untitled
• Centralia church commemorates 100th anniversary
• Hurricane's toll on area fairly uneventful, but still left its mark in damage, flooding
• Watching, but hopeful Rainfall totals may be less in North'd Co. than first expected
• Forecast cut both ways with turnout
• New flood wall can't come soon enough in Mt. Carmel Family flooded 3 times in last 11 months nervous about Irene's heavy rains
• Storm shifts east, county still prepared for anything
• Drug bust nabs 12
• Best is Dems' choice for DJ
• Noteworthy 8/27/11
• District Court 8/27/11
• Board is taking nods for Piermattei award
• DUI enforcement 'border to border'
• Pa. College of Technology graduates
• 3 must pay fines, costs in tree-clearing criminal case
• Correction
• Lourdes Regional optimistic with new staff, fundraising program
• Lourdes back to school
• Probation officer back to work after accidental shooting
• Valley not good for natural gas drilling
• Some rain, 40 mph wind for central Pa.
• Home health care nurse charged for disturbances
• No contest plea accepted in 20-year-old murder case
• Cwalina sues state for pay, benefits
• Noteworthy 8/26/11
• District Court 8/26/11
• Twins complete basic
• Army training complete
• County prison praised by advocacy group for improved air quality
• Line Mountain students still need vaccinations
• Prosecutors support emergency bans for newly developed synthetic drugs
• Woman finishes walk for Tourette awareness
• Shamokin Area pulls together 'like family'
• Judge reviewing testimony in harassment lawsuit against PPL
• Republicans pick Apfelbaum to vy for late Carl Rice's bench
• NWS: Light rain only effect locally
• Noteworthy 8/25/11
• District Court 8/25/11
• Chase ends when car catches fire
• Ready for Raiderfest?
• County fair starts today
• County Fair schedule of events
• PennDOT, police to crack down on impaired driving
• Mount Carmel man charged with sexual assault of girl, 13
• Outside open house, Marino met by critics
• Earthquakes in Pa.
• You're not crazy; that was an earthquake
• PennDOTto inspect state bridges after earthquake
• NERVES RATTLED BY EAST COAST QUAKE Cracks zig-zag through block wall at county administration building
• Mayor, treasurer at odds
• Line Mountain pursuing Red Cross land for possible joint elementary
• County recoups $110,000 from Mountain View bond
• New principal at N. Schuylkill
• Motorists reminded of laws pertaining to school buses
• Noteworthy 08-24-11
• Club president waives to court; no date for Fairview
• Graduates from Saint Francis
• Dean's list at FSU
• Senior Activities
• Dean's List
• WWII vet pilots again
• Another property added to Coal Township blighted property list
• Construction won't halt start date, says Southern Columbia Area superintendent
• Mother Cabrini Youth Center's annual picnic slated for this weekend
• Noteworthy 08-23-11
• Organization News: Rainbow Club; Our Lady of Hope Council
• Tickets available for Geisinger's Lighting Up Tomorrow Gala
• Trevorton Heritage Days a success
• Area Agency on Aging ready for boomer explosion
• After tough cuts, Mount Carmel Area looks to resume with new leadership
• Noteworthy 08-22-11
• Catawissa man wins $5k on instant game in July
• Crowd packs Pioneer Day in Ashland
• Schuylkill native, 2 daughters among four killed in flash flood 1984 Tamaqua grad remembered as 'one of a kind'
• Trevorton's new history event draws crowd
• At 40th, pa. Lottery survives casino competition
• 9 'boats' take part in regatta Puttin' the hammer down
• Line Mountain changes likely to be noticed by staff, but not students, super says
• Teacher promoted to elementary principal
• Noteworthy 08-21-11
• For the Record
• Police Blotter
• Selinsgrove airport will host display of rare WWII aircraft
• Field of Honor goes up this week
• Controversy surrounds legislation on union rights
• Trevorton Fire Company to display renovated fire truck; work done for just $15,000
• Informants 'left hanging' They claim police ignore threats after record bust
• Noteworthy 08-20-11
• 7 homeless in Mahanoy City fire
• PPL expects to lower its rates in September
• Mount Carmel's Anthracite Fire Company to move forward with building plans
• Sheriff: 5 illegal immigrants caught at the Wegmans construction site
• Poker run to help Paxinos woman in bout with cancer Event is scheduled for Labor Day weekend
• Noteworthy 8/19/11
• Teen killed in car crash
• District Court 8/19/11
• Chamber hears details on Pa.'s 'Fair Share Act'
• Wegmans to add 217 jobs at Highridge
• MC Twp. hires a new PT officer
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Sunbury celebrates 10th anniversary of river festival
• Coal in your soul? Celebrate at Ashland's Pioneer Day
• Trevorton Heritage Days schedule of events
• Noteworthy 8/18/11
• Woman waives charges from five municipalities
• Orientation planned at Shamokin Area
• Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library
• Native of C.T. named to post in Brazil Named commercial officer by U.S. Dept of Commerce for intellectual property
• Witmer votes against paying June, July bills at Shamokin Area
• Aqua chair asks residents to be patient during water main replacement project in Mt. Carmel
• Charges pending in SUV rollover
• Mount Carmel man, 26, charged for Pizza Hut parking lot disturbance
• Conyngham Twp. residents question new sewer setup
• Mount Carmel Man charged with corruption of minors
• Noteworthy 08-17-11
• St. Thomas Society formed to benefit Lourdes students
• Calvary Bible Women
• Greenhouse set to open in September
• Lien on Tafner's property not a response to appeal
• Southern Columbia Area to open on time
• Rare disease nearly kills West Cameron Twp. man
• Symptoms of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
• Broad Mountain Nursing to help Marine vet with new home
• Privatization could affect license fee distributions Municipalities receive money from LCB; would that change if liquor stores were sold?
• Living the dream (for one 'cool week') in Nashville
• Dance for a Cure honors memory of late organizer
• Noteworthy 08-14-11
• For the Record 08-14-11
• Lithuanian Days draws crowd for food, entertainment and heritage
• Ready to run
• Criminal cost office moving to probation dept.
• New VoIP phones installed Monday
• Mount Carmel Area School board to consider transportation to athletic practices
• Line Mountain band awarded $50,000 from Pepsi
• County accepting nods for Older Worker 2011 award
• Noteworthy 8/13/11
• Minor mold problems at Sunbury CareerLink
• Mine company fined more than $900,000 for fatal blast
• Will it be Stellar or Venna for MCA superintendent
• Ex-judge gets 28 years in prison in 'kids for cash' case
• Man burned in lawn mower fire
• Noteworthy 08-12-11
• Lulu Roberts is 100 years old today
• Vo-tech gets ready for school start
• Department of Justice placed lien on Tafner's property
• Decade after tragedy, family reflects on loss
• Elementary's future still hot topic
• Extra year beneficial states Hall of Famer
• Schuylkill Mall to host 97th Lithuanian Days
• Pig roast, motorcycle ride will benefit Griffiths scholarship
• Dance for a Cure dedicated to late founder of the event
• Bloomsburg Hospital hosts Rod and Custom Cruise-In
• 19 cited in Kulpmont underage drinking raid
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• Man dies in crash
• Sewage project in Shamokin Twp. set to be done on time
• Three honored at Ralpho Twp. for delivering baby
• Master's degree from Shippensburg U.
• House panel debates pros and cons of legislature reduction
• Republicans name district judge nominees; Democrats still taking names
• Funding options for sports could be problematic
• Shamokin Area super was told: 'Stop the redshirting'
• Computer glitch floods Kulpmont residents with undeserved notices
• Zerbe Township gears up for Heritage Days
• Noteworthy 8/10/11
• City woman charged for crimes in 5 municipalities
• Culver to hold town meetings
• Shamokin to refinance debt service
• Southern Columbia business manager resigns
• Admins: Scholarship push fuels redshirting
• Admins: Scholarship push fules redshirting
• Noteworthy 8/9/11
• Moyer, Nestor argue convictions were wrong
• Organization News
• Theater ensemble announces new season
• Visitors bureau launches mobile area travel app Available free in App Store and Android Market
• Noteworthy
• Dan Orlando and Band of Hopefuls visit area bearing musical gifts
• Coal Hill debate rides on
• PIAA rules look to control eligibility
• Legal documents offer protection, choices
• Gunshot wound was self-inflicted Mount Carmel man in critical condition
• Fire breaks out on 'moving in' day Quick response limits damage to Herndon building
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• REDSHIRTING Football 'tradition' given fresh scrutiny as tight budgets force other cutbacks
• 2 homes destroyed, 2 others damaged in Shenandoah fire
• Red Cross says blood donations are 'critically low'
• Grace Chapel to celebrate 60th anniversary
• Noteworthy 08-07-11
• For the Record 08-07-11
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• Police probe shooting
• City man charged in child porn case
• Two wanted in gang-related assault
• $165,190 owed back to Mount Carmel Mid-Rise; borough still figuring out how to pay it back
• Senior Activities
• Colonial Crafts Demonstration Day to be held at county historical society Event offers a blend of art, crafts and living history
• Noteworthy 8/6/11
• District Court 8/6/11
• Geisinger procedures delayed Tuesday because of air conditioning malfunction
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• Soldier graduates from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Ga.
• Memorials
• Howerter family holds 11th reunion
• As we travel toward God, we must sometimes stop to continue.
• MCA hires elementary principal
• MCA board criticized for co-op girls sports, stadium renovations
• Group seeks EPA action on fracking
• Raiders prepare school grounds for new year
• Drug defendant from 'largest seizure' has charges bound to court
• Trailer and pallets catch fire at Shamokin Filler
• A local success story YouthBuild helps students, but is ending for now because funds are not available
• Noteworthy 8/5/11
• District Court 8/5/11
• Woman's April drowning death deemed accidental
• Woman allegedly threatened to blow up SS office, may face terrorist charges
• Children play with simple wooden toys
• Festival time always a hit
• Man, daughter face charges for garage break in
• 10,000 Geisinger employees to receive bonuses
• Court rules in favor of developer
• Police investigate shooting, robbery
• Handerhan trial delayed for the fourth time
• Wing revamp completed at Mountain View center Renovation first step in facility-wide plan
• Northumberland County unemployment rate continues to increase
• Noteworthy 8/4/11
• District Court 8/4/11
• Festival Weekend for local churches
• Singer-songwriter sure to entertain at Masser's
• Locals part of theater's Jekyll & Hyde production
• Mark your calendar for ACT's 'Annie'
• Book drive hosted by News-Item, Republican-Herald to begin today
• Herndon discusses upgrades to lines at crossings, signals
• Local communities celebrate National Night Out
• Volunteers help Lourdes spruce up for 2011-2012
• County prison hires a new food service
• Nominations to replace late district judge open
• No evidence of cheating in state findings, superintendent stresses
• Hazleton Area School District: Reporting error may have skewed test scores
• Link creates safety net for county residents in need
• GMC to pay $1.3M to Medicare
• Fresh face joins race
• Charges filed in July 4 blaze
• Noteworthy 8/3/11
• Divine Redeemer
• Bucknell graduate
• New funding would target deficient bridges
• Drivers die in head-on
• Marino, Barletta vote in favor of debt deal
• "Homeless" banner stirs pot
• Pair of Shamokin Area students earn awards
• BU welcomes new priest
• Calendar gives kindergarten tips
• Law school dean's list
• Bloom grad accepted to medical college
• Blood donors awarded with shot to win new car
• Noteworthy
• Three taken to hospital after four-car accident
• Atlas man lends a directorial eye to local theatre productions
• Habitat head looks to feds to help combat dumping issues
• SACH staff move to decertify union
• District Court
• Noteworthy
• Goal reached Phil Gergen has visited every U.S. city larger than Mount Carmel was in 1940
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• Senior Activities
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• For the Record
• Coverage of birth control has near equal oppostion, support
• Rep. Marino voted yes
• Clausi, Phillips ask judge to dismiss lawsuit
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• Noteworthy 7/30/11
• District Court 7/30/11
• Knoebels awards scholarships to students
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• Ex-mailman pleads guilty for not delivering circulars
• Victims in juvenile cases compensated
• Local 5k will simulate NYC's 9/11 Tunnel to Towers race
• Salem Peach Festival in Ranshaw this year
• Masonic Motorcycle Club plans Flight 93 tribute ride
• Grandson of Trevorton woman completes law enforcement training
• Southern Columbia graduate completes nursing licensure
• Flag ceremony held in honor of Walter Berezovske
• 'Thank you, Carl, God speed'
• GMC, SACH merger approved
• Rush Township man killed in tractor rollover
• 'This was not a gentle dog'
• Ashland man charged for shooting, injuring canine
• Noteworthy 7/28/11
• District Court 7/28/11
• Shamokin police will take part in National Night Out
• Named to dean's list at Bloomsburg
• Graduated from University of the Sciences
• Holy Angels parish picnic begins Aug. 5
• ACT meeting
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• Elementary student winner in Alcohol Awareness art contest
• Four local post offices on the list
• City to save $48,000 with new insurance
• Laurel queen trades tiara for hardhat to earn college money over summer break
• Steppin' Out starts summer session
• Inmate found dead in cell
• Noteworthy 7/27/11
• District Court 7/27/11
• Committee at odds over tax collector
• Rice service to be held Wednesday
• Owner: 'Dangerous dog' was euthanized without investigation
• RV fire quickly extinguished
• Fire ruled accidental
• Noteworthy 7/26/11
• District Court 7/26/11
• Berezovske represents Garfield Camp at Sons of Union Veterans encampment
• Trevorton Senior Action Center
• Shamokin American Legion Auxiliary chooses officers
• Biology honor society at Susquehanna
• Susquehanna history honor society
• Local breaker boy becomes a fighting man in the Civil War
• Hero neighbor ran into burning buildings to save woman and pets
• Delinquent taxes due soon
• Lower Augusta dedicates new World War II memorial
• Local districts meet AYP But grade-by-grade tests are still below state averages in many cases
• Cause of Mount Carmel fire not yet determined
• Highlights and Notable Facts about Grading Our Schools
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• Noteworthy 07-24-11
• For the Record
• Bear of Hope project is tribute to cancer victim
• Mansfield Univ.
• Carl Rice, district judge, dies
• Mercury hits 103, NWS says
• Four homes damaged in Mount Carmel fire Units respond to blaze on North Market
• Dad happy better bus provided for ride to camp
• Mount Carmel group held meeting to address community, downtown concerns
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• Bet your bottom dollar 'Annie' will entertain
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• Mount Carmel Borough Fire Companies to consolidate
• Wrong Molesevich identified in story
• LCE cites Fairview Gun Club
• Critic Chimel cited for alleged harassment of supervisor, son
• AOAA granted $300k for road
• Noteworthy 07-22-11
• Selinsgrove man faces felonies in heroin bust
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Patsies Senior Adult Ministry
• Susquehanna University spring semester dean's list
• Military refuses to name wounded soldiers
• Molesevich addresses critics at regular township meeting
• Jeff Dunham to deliver laughs at Bloom Fair
• Geothermal is working well at Line Mtn. school
• Celebrate Danville's rich musical history at Iron Heritage Festival
• Shamokin-Coal Township sewer gets $7.7M loan, $12.2M grant
• Noteworthy 7/21/11
• Police: Man tried to enter woman's car in store lot
• Afghanistan attack may involve unit based in Williamstown
• Police: Sunbury man threatened, attacked woman
• Rail authority: 1K train cars per month to roll through Shamokin
• Hot bus ride irks dad
• Topic of Line Mountain Elementary consolidation returns
• SCA fills two key positions
• SENIORS, KEEP YOUR COOL
• Bishop, Locust Gap native, celebrates Mass at Our Lady
• 'Field of Honor,' art display contest planned for All Home Days event
• Noteworthy 7/20/11
• Police: Chase hit 100 mph
• Transportation Panel Issues Recommendations
• Scorcher forecasted for all week
• Noteworthy 07-19-11
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• School news: Career and Technology Awards
• College News: Misericordia graduate
• Transportation panel makes choices
• Creeks, ducks and speeder cars, oh my
• Area man remembered for 32 years of service as a forest fire warden
• Noteworthy 7/18/11
• Responsible care a must if you have an exotic pet
• High flying at Aviation Heritage Days
• Noteworthy 7-17-11
• For The Record
• Kielbasy shop in Shenandoah celebrates 100th
• Rainbow Club
• Juris Doctor from Widener University
• Ashland Public Library
• Herndon bank in final weeks Institution, which dates to 1901, merging with Gratz National
• Shamokin has $281,000 surplus
• Judges: Holding cell will save cash countywide
• First War on Terrorism marker placed on Montour County deceased veteran's grave
• Noteworthy 7/16/11
• Senior citizens activities for week of July 18
• Lycoming man gets life Drug ring operated in Northumberland, four other counties
• SASD to keep K4 this year Title I funds will be used; school will only furnish one-way transportation
• Coal Township police first in Northumberland County to receive state accreditation
• Camp Pauline opens for diabetic children Kulpmont organization offers local alternative
• Township to insure traffic light
• New stop signs in Coal Twp.
• Man pulls gun on SUV driver
• Catholic radio to hit airways in early August
• List of districts identified in connection with possible cheating; North Schuylkill included
• Noteworthy 07-15-11
• Masser stops by Ralpho meeting
• Kulpmont Senior Action Center
• City man who threatened to jump from rooftop charged
• 9 properties in ill repair listed on township website; elderly man, sisters apparently moved to N.Y.
• Truck goes up in flames
• Board to consider holding cell at jail
• City requests meeting on disconnection of rain gutters
• Bishop Waltersheid to celebrate Mass Sunday at Church of Our Lady
• Complaints about bottle rockets aired by Kulpmont council
• Noteworthy 7/14/11
• Couple with local ties to be extradited in Texas murder
• Former mail carrier to plead guilty
• Aviation Heritage Days this weekend in Selinsgrove
• Danville Rotary names Rotarian of the Year
• Feds: Lovett did violate Hatch Act
• Kids focus on fun at Millville camp
• Tax bureau may hold private sale
• Noteworthy 7/13/11
• Crash closes detour road
• Duck drop race, 'speeder cars' all set for Sunday
• Herndon woman wins $30,000 on Powerball
• Animal fight spectators target of Marino's bill
• City offered help in straightening out finances
• Tafner ordered to deposit lump sum until her appeal is resolved
• Man takes to rooftops in early morning standoff
• Baby Mary remembered 10 years later
• SCA gym teacher, coach cited for public drunkenness
• Woman found dead on father's grave in Schuylkill County
• Zerbe claims no funds to tear down structure
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• Memorials
• Organization News: Kulpmont Lions Ladies
• Organizational News
• School News: Milton Hershey graduates
• Six-County flag passed to Mount Carmel for '12
• College News: Slippery Rock dean's list
• Hope makes new home official
• After delay, work begins to renovate Kehler park
• Juvenile now wants trial
• Changes to drug delivery charge up the severity in punishment for dealers who sell to customers who die as a result of an overdose
• Stray gas plagues NEPA Marcellus wells
• 1 hurt in 3-vehicle crash Route 54 crash
• Special tattoo will help cancer victim feel whole
• History unearthed Marion Heights native receives father's canteen buried in foxhole for 66 years
• Noteworthy 07-10-11
• For the Record 07-10-11
• Police Blotter 07-10-11
• School district honors principal
• Teddy bear program comforts ill children
• Sunbury Celebration events today, Sunday
• No cause yet in boy's death
• Former carrier charged
• 'Bazooka' shell causes scare
• Walker with bleeding leg thanks helpful Weis crew
• Northumberland County unemployment rate increases .3 percent
• Northumberland County keeps fifth-class status
• Noteworthy 07-09-11
• Coal Township native plays key role today in space shuttle launch
• SACH is designated drop-off location for unwanted newborns A safe haven
• 'Georgie was an amazing child' Parents share memories of boy who died in pool accident
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Shamokin native among reenactors struck by lightning
• AOAA Steering Committee
• Stay granted again for Center City sheriff sale
• Child dies after pool injury
• Display of relics meant to inspire by saints' example
• Positive outlook at final AOAA meeting
• 3 homeless after mobile home blaze near Mandata
• Noteworthy 07-07-11
• Property owners identified in fire
• District Court
• Charges pending in arson
• San Marziale parade returns to borough
• Bark for Life slated Sunday in Ranshaw
• 3 homeless from Tuesday evening fire
• Welfare overhaul under way
• Fire chief: Bottle rocket started Mount Carmel blaze
• CareerLink opens at new site in Sunbury
• Representation in Shamokin still up in air
• Fireworks loader discharged from Allentown hospital
• Pair charged with killing a black bear
• LARRC to sponsor its first golf tournament
• Man I.D'd, charged in 'bath salts' incident
• District court 7/6/11
• Noteworthy 7/6/11
• Military News: Mount Carmel soldier returning home; Line Mountain grad among 'best warriors'
• Family reunion: Betz
• Farmer celebrates 100 years
• Northumberland man in Northumberland County Prison for shooting girlfriend
• Hunter concerned about AOAA plan
• Volunteer injured at Sunday's fireworks
• Mount Carmel Public Library memorials
• Noteworthy 7/5/11
• ...Why can't everyone walk around without a shirt?
• Saint Pauline Center
• Shamokin native graduates magna cum laude
• Conrad inducted into TriBeta
• Fireworks 'awesome'
• Fire hits four homes in city
• Locked out, church members gather outside, plan to move
• 235 years later, taxes still key
• $1,000 donation goes to PEER
• Fire guts one Shamokin home, damages four others; dog resuscitated at scene
• Noteworthy 07-04-11
• Police Blotter 07-04-11
• 3 brothers charged with beating up fourth sibling
• Sensible Seniors: Focus on hydration in summer months
• Honor Roll: Line Mountain
• Race, cruise 'phenomenal' success More than $1,600 raised for Cpl. Noblit
• Neighbors tired of bull Trespassing steer causes some damage, scares kids
• Fare increases as new county transportation service begins
• Pennsylvania surplus nears $800 million
• Mom in jail after party
• Garden for DUI victims offers solace to parents
• Artist enjoys 'quite a homecoming'
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• Noteworthy 7/2/11
• Woman out for morning walk approached by a naked man
• Bloomsburg Man, woman arrested for running small meth lab in Frackville motel
• Study program in northern Italy
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Lourdes memorials
• Corbett inks budget ahead of midnight deadline
• Man aborted suicide, but still grazed nose and lip with bullet
• Pool opens Sunday
• Local reps happy with state budget
• Bath salts case 'most violent'
• Gordner calls for toll credits to help funding of 'thruway'
• Hoagie shop to hold its grand opening Saturday
• Noteworthy 7/1/11
• Valley hosts 'awesome' July events
• Local fireworks displays
• Dean's list at Bloomsburg University
• Student takes part in London program
• Graduate of Rosemount College
• House-Senate dispute arises on school tax bill; impact on budget signing unknown
• Mount Carmel fireworks not tonight
• Woman walking to Philadelphia to bring light to complex disease
• Prosecutor will appeal Grohowski acquittal
• Car hits three vehicles, porch; no one injured
• SCA middle school students learn to build robots, find clues in computers during week-long technology camp
• Schlegel Culver's proposal to move PCC headed to House
• Noteworthy 6/30/11
• Wilburton man charged for hitting police cruiser
• Make a wish, honor a loved one at VNA Butterfly Release
• Housing authority teaches attendees life saving skills
• Shamokin Fire Bureau urges fireworks safety
• The coal region celebrates America's birthday
• Fireworks schedule
• Church members arrive at sanctuary to find landlord had changed its locks
• Line Mountain taxes increase
• Judge: Grohowski not guilty due to ineffective counsel
• 18 teens cited for underage drinking
• Heritage Days coming to Trevorton
• Library Memorials
• Noteworthy 6/28/11
• District Court 6/29/11
• Back in 1927...
• Borough to host San Marziale parade July 10
• 335-mile ride to eradicate polio endemic ends today
• 'Cruise for Heroes' on Saturday
• City passes franchise fee increase
• $9k raised at golf classic
• DeLong School reunion scheduled for July 9
• Northumberland District CCW
• Noteworthy 6/28/11
• Earns degree in osteopathic medicine
• Fred Smith Scholarship recipients
• Susquehanna University dean's list
• Another record year as thousands enjoy Kulpmont Car Cruise
• Cadets learn benefits of horses on second day of volunteer training
• North'd Co. Vo-tech
• Celebrate Coal Township's 175 years with some memorable items
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• Misericordia University students participating in Dublin Pilgrimage for Young Mercy Leaders
• Back in 1927...
• 'Slice of Life' debuts today
• Man dies in mowing accident
• Commissioners are optimistic as moving day looms
• Savings of more than $500,000 anticipated
• Young people introduced to the life of a firefighter Taste of the future?
• Interpreters lend a hand
• News in Briefs 06-26-11
• For the Record
• Philips Lifeline award earned by staff member
• Man dies in mowing accident
• Outstanding freshman award
• Dean's list at University of Maine
• Cum laude from Catholic University
• Susquehanna University dean's list
• LCCC graduate as dental assistant
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• Bill to help independent pharmacies
• Nurses surprise co-workers with hospital wedding
• No set location for new VA facility; Northumberland County is still an option
• Penn State Schuylkill puts fun into physics
• 'Wasil,' a one-man show, to be held at art gallery
• Korean War vet honored by Mount Carmel area veterans
• Organization news
• Automotive parts company to create 150 new jobs in area Affinia Group will locate distribution center in Humboldt Industrial Park
• Noteworthy 6/25/11
• DUI checkpoints through holiday
• Rep. Marino concerned about troop drawdown
• Latorre's resignation not unanimously accepted
• District Court 6/25/11
• Univ. of Pittsburgh
• Sen. Casey: Let's ban 'salts' at national level
• MCA directors question progress at stadium
• Debates surface at Shamokin housing authority meeting
• Logistics announced for CareerLink move
• 20 perfect years Pastor of Kulpmont church is retiring, but she'll always remember that 'great party'
• News in Brief 05-24-11
• How to protect yourself if a dog attacks
• Senior Activities
• Mt. Carmel Area passes tight budget
• Elderly couple killed when train hits car
• Witmer: Why 4 law firms?
• New unemployment compensation law provides workshare plan
• 'Polio ride' making local stops in Elysburg, Mount Carmel, Shamokin
• Input session on AOAA set for July 6
• Kelley releses autopsy report in fatal crash
• Southern Columbia Area Board approves budget with tax increase
• Ryan Township tax collector charged with stealing $171,145
• Noteworthy 6/23/11
• Police identify elderly couple killed by train in Herndon
• Honor roll: Shamokin elementary
• Kulpmont Car Cruise
• Police say two dead in Herndon train crash
• Competitors wanted for this year's Amazing Coal Cracker Race
• Office switch expected to raise county crime cost collection
• MCA grad named Laurel Queen
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• District Court
• Possible act of vandalism occurs at Weis Markets
• SASB approves 2011-12 budget
• Kawasaki visits area, shows support for proposed ATV park
• Crash claims life of Shamokin man, 29
• Northumberland County greenlights new transportation service
• Firemen's assoc. convention kicks off Friday morning
• Nonprofit group exists to help small manufacturers
• Rainbow Club
• Bloomsburg U.
• SUVCW commander visits Garfield Camp
• Dean's list
• Our Lady's festival set for this weekend
• Shamokin man dies in crash
• Tafner appeals restitution
• Sherwood attorney in court; convict's execution on hold
• Defendant has sued staff at SCI-Greene
• 'Red' Miscavige, 87, Mt. Carmel 'champion,' dies
• Kulpmont plumber holds open house less than a year after devastating fire destroyed building
• Geisinger, Bloomsburg hospital initiate merger talks
• police: Middleport man hit 4 teens with pickup truck
• Area native makes dean's list
• Local man receives degree from Duke
• Noteworthy 6/21/11
• Fire leaves eight homeless in Minersville
• Fire cadet program Saturday, Sunday
• ACT holds monthly meeting
• Rehearsals under way for ACT's performance of 'Annie'
• 'Basic' graduate
• Diocese assigns clergy to new locations
• 'Indians of Pa.' program topic
• Lane closures on I-80 in effect today
• Shamokin man in custody after chase
• Coal Hill atv issues continue
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• MCA summer food service program kicks off today
• Rattlesnake roundup is fire company's largest fundraiser
• Cocker spaniel owners enjoy 'family' ties
• Recent court ruling gives Bartos confidence in suit with DEP
• Bartos sees better days for Shamokin City welcomes new clerk's expertise despite checkered employment history
• C.T. man wins $100,000 in Lottery
• Rotary seeking cyclists to help 'Pedal Out Polio'
• For The Record
• Saylor defends Weis ruling, calls Clausi's words 'reckless'
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Master's from Lancaster Bible College
• Earns degree from Wilkes University
• Shamokin Area
• Trails Day Walk held at AOAA site
• Shamokin grad earns $10,000 scholarship from White Flyer
• 'We can do anything' 12-year-old's team raises $7,000 in 12 days; Shamokin Area relay may put region's donations over $200K goal
• House impact fee bill creating buzz
• Four commissioner winners were top spenders in primary
• Parties agree on settlement for disabled child allegedly mistreated on Mt. Carmel Area bus
• Walker Bros. Circus providing thrills at an affordable cost
• Noteworthy 6/18/11
• Board wants more time with budget
• Fugitive wanted on child porn charges caught hiding in woods near Montandon
• Making a difference
• Mount Carmel council tells fire companies to merge or else
• Safety at center of proposed changes to abortion law
• Saylor's ruling is upheld in Weis assessment case
• Boost in per diem likely won't impact local lawmakers
• Noteworthy 06-17-11
• District Court 6/17/11
• Montour County judge approves mental evaluation of accused killer
• Two area churches welcome new pastor
• Lay leaders to be inducted this week at annual assembly
• Shelter programs anticipate federal funds
• Sources: Weiner to resign over sexting scandal
• Boy, 17, charged as adult in theft of iPod at knifepoint
• Route 61 project moves forward
• Chiropractor charged in sexual assault at Milton office
• Bath salts ban bill en route to governor
• Breaker issue continues to generate heat in township
• Bikers ride for babies
• Pantry holding food drive
• Kulpmont car cruise set for next weekend
• Ralpho receives grant for sewage enforcement
• Noteworthy June 16
• Coal Twp. police chief issues warning about 'car surfing'
• Kulpmont council focuses on safety
• Back taxes in county can be paid online
• Ethnic food and fun abundant at Mother Cabrini picnic
• Senior Awards Night recognizes SAHS grads
• Dean's List
• Priestley House to open chem lab interpretation
• Southern Area middle school principal resigns
• Southern board passed revision to record keeping, angers residents
• Father complains about move of female prisoners
• Latorre to head Danville school district
• Winds ripped roof off barn Thursday; Saturday, lighting burned it to ground
• Four local Red Cross chapters consolidate
• Noteworthy 06-08-11
• For the Record
• Hearing for sheriff's sale slated in Center City case
• Second appeal involves confessed judgment
• Mount Carmel Area Public Library Memorials
• Gordner's state tax equivalization board legislation passes Pa. Senate
• Trevorton Senior Action Center
• Shamokin to raise cable franchise fee one percent
• Zerbe concerned about ATV riders on Coal Hill
• LCCC graduate
• University of Maryland, Baltimore
• Mansfield Univ.
• Susquehanna University
• Plans progress to raze building
• Local officer graduates from FBI academy
• MCA board accused of holding up bus 'abuse' settlement
• SCRA fed up with latest garbage dumping site
• Lourdes awards its underclassmen
• Noteworthy 6/14/11
• 1976 Lourdes graduate honored in military retirement ceremony
• SAES science fair winners announced
• 46 MCA students have perfect attendance
• West Chester University
• Organization News
• Coal Township alumni mark 75th anniversary
• Rebate program targets senior property taxes
• Exhibit shows area view on Civil War
• Northumberland County Census: Where are we headed? Changes in North'd County population 2010 Census Population Comparison of Neighboring or Nearby Counties
• Noteworthy
• County's population numbers have had their ups and downs
• Five generations celebrate 100th birthday
• 'Pay it Forward' top three graciously accept winnings
• Census changes: Half of 'Coal Region' population has shifted to 'suburbs' since WWII
• Noteworthy
• For the Record
• Nativity grad named to dean's list
• Tornado victims urged to report any damages
• 'Never give up, never give in'
• Bishop names new principal
• Building set to be razed
• Noteworthy 6/11/11
• Saturday Spirit: God gives us his all - His love
• Church listings weekend of June 12
• MCA top student: Life is like duct tape
• Line Mtn. grads urged to adapt to heat of life
• SAHS class of '11 says goodbye, thank you
• Coal Township starts 'Wall of Shame' to fight blight
• Authority wins key legal fight
• Bishop assigns Carlisle man to summer ministerial program in Mount Carmel
• Mount Carmel Area Relay for Life Schedule
• PSU dean's list
• King's College
• Noteworthy 6/10/11
• District Court 6/10/11
• Sewer project to begin soon
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Historical society informed about Moravian diaries
• MCA students donate toys for tornado victims
• Shamokin Area grad earns bachelor's
• Elysburg mother of deceased veteran presented with medals more than two years following death
• Shamokin Area optimistic about bullying program
• SCA grads urged to 'open doors'
• Female inmates moved to right wing of county jail
• All L. Augusta students, not all kindergarten, will attend Trevorton school
• Vouchers for fruit, veggies available to senior citizens
• Shamokin Relay for Life schedule
• Noteworthy 06-09-11
• Doviak is MCA commencement speaker
• Northumberland County commissioners hope to cut travel expenses
• Shannon Marsvada Trio to kick off Mount Carmel Relay
• Annual tradition offers up plenty to do in the name of fighting cancer
• LIFE Geisinger raises $3,000 with mini Relay for Life
• Mercury to hit mid-90s today, Thursday
• SAHS announces top 5 grads
• County buys new telephone system
• 87-year-old WWII vet receives diploma
• Latorre going to DASD?
• Mack to take over as IDA director
• County gets $20,000 for OHV park
• Line Mountain to redistrict
• Brothers waive rights in assault and robbery case
• MC Borough appoints Joseph Lapotsky new council member
• Marino to present medals to mother of deceased vet
• Handerhan trial delayed for 3rd time
• College News: Penn State graduates
• News in Brief 06-08-11
• Flag retirement ceremony set Coal Township VFW has collected 100,000 flags since 2003
• Santorum makes it official, kicks off White House run in Western Pa.
• MCA names the top five graduates
• Sawicki, Clausi far apart on county budget picture
• Noteworthy 06-07-11
• Fatal crash claims life of woman
• District Court
• Festival Photos Scenes from The News-Item's "Photo Booth" at the Anthracite Heritage Festival of the Arts May 28 in downtown Shamokin
• College News
• Divine Redeemer Church
• Junior League legend
• Man allegedly threatens teen with unloaded rifle
• Woman killed when SUV hits pole
• Noteworthy 6/6/11
• Flag raised in honor of Civil War veteran
• College News: King's College graduates
• SCA grad makes dean's list
• Choosing a nursing or rehab center
• Keep tobacco settlement funds where intended
• Masser weighs budget options Legislator sympathetic to schools, but defends Corbett plan
• Silver Bowl packed for special athletes
• Reporter downs drinks for DUI training
• Shamokin 'Guards' sent 109 to battle in 1861
• Noteworthy 06-05-11
• 180 pounds of medicines 'taken back'
• For the Record 06-05-11
• Fiery crash on Rts. 11-15 kills York Co. woman, 21
• Police Blotter 06-05-11
• Lawmakers face unemployment compensation benefits deadline
• Approval likely on $93,000 bid for new hangar
• Lourdes awards its senior scholars
• Severance tax bill designed to help seniors
• Convenience store robbed
• Sisters see order's first home
• Code officer's hands are tied
• Joseph Katchick
• Luminaries dedicated at Heritage Festival Ceremony was planned but canceled due to weather
• MCA OM teams do well at worlds
• Noteworthy 06-04-11
• Former Shenandoah policeman Moyer files appeal
• Hamburg man charged in sex assault of child
• Experts to read results of Lynch toxicology report
• Saturday Spirit: God forgives our failures if we try to do the right thing.
• Church listings for weekend of June 4-5
• Trevorton A-Plus robbed overnight; actors smashed glass door to gain entry
• Senior Citizen Activities
• 2 arrested in Texas murder
• Cops: Woman stole Rx slip
• MCA board hopes not to raise taxes
• 'United and ready'
• Northumberland County unemployment rate increases
• June is jam-packed with fun, fairs and food in the Valley Backyard Tourist
• Shamokin Area alumni celebrate 128th reunion
• Noteworthy 6/3/11
• Reading man dies while swimming at 'The Rock' near Hamburg
• Bride work scheduled across Northumberland County
• Lourdes '700 Club adds new members One graduate is in state's top 5,000
• VISTA members help with financial literacy, outreach
• SCA senior scholars honored at annual awards presentation
• Area native graduates cum laude
• MCA grad achieves dean's list, honors
• Windows to be replaced at Harold Thomas High Rise
• 'Trails Day' walk will cover OHV territory
• Sisters of St. Casmir to visit
• Nestor, Moyer get prison in beating case
• Second annual 'Music in the Valley' series
• Plant exchange seen as way to brighten and beautify homes
• Standardized Field Sobriety Test training will be conducted today, Friday
• Noteworthy
• Mount Carmel veteran writes his own legislation for new compensation rules
• Phillips appoints first deputy controller
• Newsitem.com to launch pay wall, e-edition
• Win an iPad 2, Motorola Xoom
• Area pools feel financial burn, seldom break even keeping community cool
• Mount Carmel man identified as fatal cycle crash victim
• Noteworthy
• District Court
• Shamokin woman wins new Mustang
• Line Mountain, CSIU gear up for free education programs
• College News: Bucknell graduates
• Remainder of school year uncertain after fire at Mahanoy Area complex
• Driver safety issue is spring perennial
• Memorial Day 2011: Young, old join local recognitions
• Cycle rider dies in crash on 901
• Noteworthy 05-31-11
• Police Blotter 05-31-11
• All appears OK after scare on Susquehanna
• City native's beach house work highlighted in paper
• 3 local CDA members attend state convention
• Carmelite 50 Plus
• Friends, family gather to honor fallen soldier, raise money for scholarships
• Man injured in motorcycle crash
• Shedding light on painful disease
• College News: Kay L. Roth
• College News: Katelyn Morris
• More than 900 graduate from LCCC
• College News: Jessica Kalinowski
• College News: Beth A. Dallazia
• College News: Tamara Bradley
• College News: Tim Betz
• Child advocate speaks at Shamokin Rotary meeting
• Arts fest: 'A Trip Back in Time'
• Arts fest: Celebration time to be proud, enjoy, remember
• Arts fest: Masonic lodge opens its doors for public to visit No Secrets:
• News in Brief 05-29-11
• For the Record
• Mount Carmel Area OM teams thank their sponsors
• Severe weather has become the norm
• Festival Fireworks Tonight
• Man faces charges in assault of infant son
• Marino, Barletta ban non-media recording of town halls
• Grandmother of homicide victim understands newest defense
• Senior citizens activities week of May 29
• Schedule for Shamokin arts festival
• Picture-PERFECT PARADE Weather cooperates, much to the delight of crowd
• Mosquito spraying set for this evening
• Noteworthy 05-28-11
• Saturday Spirit: We can all pass along God's gifts
• Church listings weekend of May 28-29
• Festival parade still on, but concert canceled; fireworks moved to Saturday night
• 'Team Sisters' goes to reunion
• Masser attends budget meeting
• Man, 70, pleads guilty in sex case
• MC Library to hold summer reading program
• Be a front page celebrity at the Shamokin arts festival
• Msgr. Topper to celebrate 75th anniversary as priest
• Memorial Day activities calendar
• Noteworthy 05-27-11
• District court 5/27/11
• Knights hold Memorial Mass and breakfast
• Dr. Nicholas Sebes
• Tornado Watch
• DEP spraying for mosquitoes today
• MCA presents 'All That Jazz'
• 17-year-old male charged in vandalism
• Nestor, Moyer convictions upheld
• Fire crew returns from battling North Carolina wildfire
• More changes to Southern Columbia Area tentative budget
• Single-voting benefits Clausi, almost derails Sawicki
• Noteworthy
• Cases continued against 2 charged in Shenandoah man's death
• 'Take Our Community Back' shows appreciation in fight against synthetic drugs
• District Court
• Students to collect fans for elderly
• 'One for Matt' Benefit celebrates late soldier's life
• Heritage Festival Parade Lineup
• House adding new synthetic to ban list
• Former co-workers not happy with Gurba sentence
• Line Mtn. looks to eliminate assistant principal, athletic director, 11 others
• Families clean up after confirmed tornado
• Memorial Day services set
• Vets honor America's heroes with weekend events
• Noteworthy
• District Court
• Memorial Day service at Clark's Grove UMC
• Sister Margaret moving to Virginia
• Senate confirms Northumberland County row officers
• Tornado was EF-1, with wind speeds of 86-110 mph; aerial photos in Wednesday's News-Item
• Route 147 reopens in Northumberland
• Gurba gets three years probation
• TORNADO STRIKES
• Wicked thunderstorm shakes, soaks Schuylkill
• Former deputy treasurer sentenced to house arrest
• Two-hour seach ends in success in finding lost man
• Official count for county primaries consistent with election night results
• Longtime Mother Cabrini pastor celebrates his 25th anniversary
• Weis Markets reaches class action settlement
• Vandals hit cemetery
• Route 147 closed in Northumberland until further notice
• Emergency officials believe tornado touched down in Point Township
• Kulpmont veterans announce schedule
• City Memorial Day parade scheduled
• Noteworthy 5/24/11
• Ralpho Twp. crews respond to at least 5 crashes in 30 hours
• Noteworthy 5/23/11
• Sunday's car cruise postponed
• Young violinist uses talent to pay homage to veterans
• Coaster enthusiast marks 80th birthday on the Phoenix
• Local Knights attend state KOC convention
• Grads share achievements, future plans
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• Ride safe, ride happy Course on ATV rider safety sponsored by GMC is big success
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• Noteworthy 05022-11
• For the Record
• Complaint about breaker resurfaces at Mount Carmel Township meeting
• Stock Market Game winners honored with lunch, awards
• Charity to hold community baby shower
• Occupation tax revisited
• Elections board finalizing count
• Artists show Coal Region pride at city's art gallery
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• Griffiths raps Shuey for 'attacking' Zack
• McCann School of Business announces honor students
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• May crowning held at Lourdes Regional
• Bloomsburg U.
• Shippensburg U.
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• Keeping the faith through the Buddy Poppy
• Anonia: Voters wanted diversity
• Mount Carmel seat still vacant
• Bark for Life set for Sunday
• Shamokin Area drops Pre-K Zack: 'We have no choice'
• Five-mill increase is likely at MCA Budget plan gets an icy reception
• Bishop joins Lourdes for graduation
• Brothers held for assault, robbery 16-year-old also charged in attack
• Noteworthy
• A Korea-U.S. free-trade agreement should benefit American agriculture
• Aristes native earns doctoral degree
• Senior citizen activities week of May 22
• Salvation Army board enjoys 'Italian feast'
• Election chart: Commissioner votes municipality by municipality
• Voters cast ballots for change on SASB
• Judge dismisses extortion charges against former Shenandoah officers
• Absentee ballots yet to be counted; likely won't push Turlis past Sawicki
• Noteworthy 05-19-11
• District Court 5/19/11
• Cruise to benefit food banks Sunday in Shamokin
• Line Mtn., Southern school board nominees settled
• Primary election winners
• Jones defeats Wilson
• 'Team' gets boot at SASD
• 4 earn double nominations in MCA School Board race
• County row candidates win without opposition
• Incumbent Northumberland County commissioners earn nominations, along with Sunbury attorney Shoch
• Three of four Coal Township incumbents win; Rumberger takes fourth spot
• Only 24 percent of voters hits the polls
• Sacavage: Clausi didn't violate rules while helping voter
• Slow and steady - the rain and turnout
• FINAL TALLIES: SHOCH, PHILLIPS, CLAUSI, SAWICKI EARN NOMINATIONS
• Chamber learns about efforts to engage seniors
• Shoch, Phillips pull away; Turlis stays close to Sawicki
• Former Northumberland man charged with 2005 incident in Paxinos
• Community Action Day set Thursday
• Shoch, Phillips, Clausi, Sawicki have early leads
• Businessman takes stand in extortion trial
• Noteworthy 5/18/11
• Memorials Our Lady of Lourdes Regional School
• Former Coal Township man receives graduate degree
• Anthracite Citizens Theatre meeting held
• 'Regretful' Tafner sentenced to 2 1/2 years, must repay $1.8M
• Some tweaks left in SCA 2012 budget
• Who's on the ballot, state, county, local
• Commissioner race, school board battles highlight today's ballots
• Get election results here tonight
• Caregiver charged with taking patient's medication
• Extortion trial continues
• Shamokin Area student to attend leadership program
• Texas choir to perform at Clark's Grove
• Noteworthy 05-17-11
• Tafner sentenced to 30 months; must repay $1.8 million
• Coal Township, Mount Carmel have contested primary races
• Vic Boris and Irvin Liachowitz will serve as maestros for this year's heritage parade
• Commonwealth Court deems fired borough employees' unemployment benefits appropriate
• Stroke, osteoporosis screening planned
• Honor roll: Southern Columbia Middle School
• Noteworthy
• Clausi's daughter released from hospital
• Memorials Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library
• Line Mtn. relay raises $30K
• Jones, Wilson vie for district judge
• Northumberland County commissioners race: What it will take to win
• Savings possible for those able to shift electric use
• Shamokin native named Director of Academic Affairs at PSU Mont Alto
• Noteworthy quotes from Northumberland County commissioner candidates
• Mount Carmel Civil War veteran to be honored
• Noteworthy 5/15/11
• For The Record 5/15/11
• No drugs, contraband found in prison search
• VNA Health Fair planned June 15
• Next Sunday, it's cruise time; food banks to benefit
• City man arraigned in burglary
• OLOL names top five grads
• Candidates discuss balancing budget, reasons for running
• Another SASB candidate responds to questions
• Most incumbents unopposed in SCA, LM
• Line Mtn. relay moves to Himmel's Church
• Herndon, Coal Township, Mount Carmel players among big Lottery winners
• D.A.: Troopers justified in shooting man during meth lab investigation
• Noteworthy 05-14-11
• Recycling center hours extended
• Senior citizen activities week of May 15
• Bonnie Drake, president of Ladies Auxiliary VFW to visit area Sunday
• Divine Redeemer memorials
• Church listings weekend of May 14-15
• Saturday Spirit: God smiles to us on children's faces
• OLOL Respect Life Club walks to benefit Pregnancy Care Center
• College News
• D'Andrea named to MCA School Board
• Best files lawsuit, sexual harassment complaint against Clausi; D.A. says no charges over threat
• Tafner to face judge Monday Sentencing for embezzlement scheduled in federal court
• Shamokin Area School Board candidates respond to questions
• Line Mtn. students complete community service in Zerbe
• Line Mountain Relay for Life kicks off today
• Mount Carmel man joins bank board of directors
• Firemen helped when signal was out
• News in Brief 05-13-11
• Discharge is not expected to cause problems for road
• DEP to begin spraying to control black flies
• Text of the federal civil lawsuit filed by Kymberley Best against Northumberland County Commissioner Vinny Clausi and Merle Phillips, and the county
• Text of Pennsylvania Human Relations Complaint filed by Kymberley Best against Vinny Clausi
• Dean's List
• Special athletes event set for June
• Ralpho Alumni to mark 100th anniversary
• Rental homes plan raises interest, questions at Ralpho Twp. meeting
• Agency on Aging holds banquet for caregivers
• Slight drop in tax relief
• Shamokin Area candidates attend forum
• Truck rollover closes road for more than three hours
• Mine discharge opens near Route 61
• Noteworthy 5/12/11
• District Court 5/12/11
• It's foreign policy, stupid
• KidCare Carnival Event set for Saturday at Line Mtn.
• Kulpmont Lions Ladies
• Choral group to perform at Grace Chapel
• Scholars Day
• Marywood Univ.
• Carmelite
• Road closed near Den Mar Gardens because of crash
• Zerbe Twp.: Reading Anthracite not cooperating on trespass issue
• Kulpmont residents reminded to keep grass under control
• SCA still working to balance budget
• Missing man found dead
• Red Gold appeal is denied
• Senate approves salts ban bill
• Senate committee OKs unemployment benefits extension, changes to procedure
• Noteworthy 05-11-11
• Coal Twp. woman pleads guilty for filing false reports with HUD
• Police: Driver's medical issue contributed to crash
• LIFE Geisinger recognizes Older Americans Month with open houses, public programs
• Police find body of missing man
• Emergency personnel, police, volunteers scour third patch for missing Shamokin resident
• Man rams cruiser
• City Council cracks down on landlords
• Only 3 of 9 candidates attend chamber forum
• Spending remains modest in primaries
• Noteworthy 05-10-11
• Take-Back Day 2 another success
• Susquehanna student presents results of research
• Inducted into Misercordia honor society
• Doctorate from Univ. of North Carolina
• Line Mountain Council of the Arts to host Mudflaps for summer concert
• Chamber political forums tonight, Wednesday
• Vinny Clausi bio box
• Annual program in Ashland gives mothers the credit they deserve
• Voters will likely experience 'candidate sightings' this week
• Sunbury raid brings more focus on bath salts and other designer drugs
• Clausi concedes mistakes, will 'continue fight for taxpayers'
• SACH set to sponsor Heck of a Hill 5K
• Frank Sawicki bio box
• Mothers, human after all
• EVERYONE'S IDOL 400 enjoy show, support recreation
• Sawicki: Pro-active approach working Commissioner chair says fiscal responsibility has been restored
• SCA Relay for Life brings in $30,000
• Another decrease for Northumberland County unemployment
• Noteworthy 05-08-11
• For the Record
• Young boy starts ATV, strikes two; unit rolls
• Testimony reveals past job trouble for judicial candidate Kulpmont Police Chief Richard Wilson fired twice, resigned once
• Shamokin teacher, coach sees merit in compromise, conduct Schiccatano lone coal region Republican in county race
• Curran 'hates politics,' but believes he can help county
• Southern Columbia Relay kicks off Fighting for a cure
• Flower sale continues today across from News-Item
• Charges filed in Ralpho's largest-ever drug bust
• ATV course set for May 21
• Bio Box: Samuel Schiccatano
• Bio Box: Terry Curran
• 2 homeless in C.T. fire Unattended cigarette is identified as cause
• News in Brief 05-07-11
• Area native graduates with honors
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• Ministers bid farewell
• Public gets acquainted with SASB candidates
• Church listings 05-07-11
• Fire destroys Coal Twp. home
• Southern Area Relay For Life starts today
• 'Independent' candidate hopes to continue impact
• City police helping to investigate N.J. murder
• Coroner: Wolfe shot twice in chest
• Lovett 'dug in' on Northumberland County commissioner race
• Aber cites people skills in bid for Northumberland County commissioner
• Tom Aber biography
• Marino, others reiterate: No tolls for I-80
• Dodie Lovett biography
• Noteworthy 5/6/11
• SATs at SAHS
• 19 candidates meet the public
• May offers much to do in the Valley Backyard Tourist
• Organization news: Kulpmont American Legion Auxiliary meets
• C.T. Alumni group to mark 75th anniversary
• Trevorton Senior Center
• Ralpho Township Library
• May 5 proclaimed 'Roy Edmunds Day' in Mount Carmel
• State police shoot, kill man while serving a search warrant in Wayne Township
• Taxpayers owe $1.2M
• Shoch new to politics, but feels well prepared
• Appointed commissioner hopes to continue in office
• Rick Shoch Bio
• Merle Phillips Bio
• Records purged at Northumberland County Prison
• Noteworthy 5/5/11
• City man convicted of delivering heroin, pills
• Another year of fun at Oak Street Festival
• Anthracite Idol premiers Saturday
• Big house benefit run kicks off 11th year
• Three polling places changed for May 17 primary
• LPN center announces honors for semester
• Patsies
• Chamber to hold career symposium
• College news: Misericordia grads
• Myron Turlis bio box
• Public safety workers see pay increase
• 'Britney' fundraisers stopped by court due to biological parents' complaints
• Officials focused on crack down of bath salts
• Turlis sees need for better working relationships in Northumberland County
• Fatal accident
• Community awareness night focuses on cyberbullying
• Steve Bartos hired as Shamokin city clerk
• 2 killed over Easter holiday
• Trevorton blaze ruled accidental
• Noteworthy 05-04-11
• Neither side satisified in such rulings
• Homicide trial ends in mistrial
• Clausi's daughter badly burned
• Police Blotter 05-04-11
• Chen appointed CFO of Sunbury Community Hospital
• Shamokin grad ready for latest deployment
• Backyard Tourism Week schedule May 9-14
• Shamokin man wanted to be part of history
• Parents of local fallen soldiers, Sandri, Scheetz, share their thoughts
• Locals reflect on their 9/11 roles, 'surreal' news of bin Laden death
• Marino issues statement about demise of Osama
• Wary believes Northumberland County can do better job of promoting county, luring businessees
• Horvath wants to apply Tea Party thinking to Northumberland County operation
• Larry Wary bio box
• Charles Horvath bio box
• Fire that destroyed trailer used for storage 'suspicious'
• Noteworthy 05-03-11
• Police Blotter
• Honor roll: Mount Carmel Area
• Fire guts two Trevorton homes
• 'God makes every day wonderful' Auxiliary bishop applies coal region upbringing to calling, daily living
• Local faithful pray for divine mercy
• Noteworthy 05-02-11
• Mt. Carmel man had chance meeting with Pope John Paul II
• Locust Twp. proud of new police office
• A picture-perfect start to season at Knoebels
• Noteworthy 05-01-11
• For the Record
• Shamokin man injured in crash
• News-Item photographer wins 2nd place in Keystone awards
• Meadowview Academy
• Shamokin Lions
• Results of autopsies announced Deaths of Demshock and Boyles are ruled accidental
• Social Security residents must transition to direct deposit
• Tornado unconfirmed National Weather Service says damage was probably caused by a heavy thunderstorm
• Store raided for bath salts Officers from Drug Task Force confiscate items during search of Choice outlet by Viaduct
• Creation-evolution seminar to be held at Adventist Church
• Masser legislation passes the House, goes to Senate for consideration
• Bloom alum Rado has lobby named in his honor
• Cause for fire in Sunbury of undetermined origin
• Man, 91, rescued from vehicle
• Noteworthy 04-30-11
• Woman found dead at Preserve
• Sound Off 648-2340
• Saturday Spirit: Spiritual scars remind us of God's healing love
• Church listings April 30-May 1
• Celebrate 'Dirty Looks' at the Rescue
• Library Memorials
• Honor Roll
• Subsidence discovered in Coal Twp.
• Trees crush mobile home
• Britney's foster mom walks school halls
• 'Cruise-in' will raise bullying awareness, honor Britney
• CareerLink's win bittersweet at Brush Valley Chamber's 2011 awards dinner
• Dinosaurs come to life at Reptiland this weekend
• Lourdes elementary musical tonight, Sunday
• Noteworthy 04-29-11
• Man, 64, killed in 2 car collision crash in Snyder County
• District Court
• Mahanoy City man charged with numerous offensive in ATV chase
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Shamokin Area Middle/High School
• Mount Carmel Area Public Library
• People for Progress Coalition hears from executive of ARC
• Hyno goes pro
• District to fight Weaver ruling Firing dispute headed to Pa. Supreme Court
• Tornado watch expires with no harm in county
• Noteworthy 04-28-11
• Gas drilling in state forests focus of commission session
• Police Blotter 04-28-11
• Tornado watch in effect for Northumberland County until 10 p.m.
• Merger still on the table, but more time is needed by West End and American Hose
• Court agrees with authority on Red Gold expense list
• Former Transfig pastor passes
• Knoebels? Yes, there's an app for that Free download available in advance of opening day
• Fines, probation for Shamokin teen involved in arson
• Business owners in gambling raid waive rights to hearings
• District Court
• Police Blotter 04-27-11
• Noteworthy 04-27-11
• Shamokin man listed in serious condition after fall down coal bank
• Reeder gets $300 fine, probation for extortion
• Gurba's expected guilty plea delayed over scheduling error
• 'Gap' native now auxiliary bishop
• Corbett signs first bill, repealing home sprinkler mandate
• Officer tackles ATV rider after chase in Shamokin
• Iraq vet claims disrespect at courthouse security check
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• Noteworthy 04-26-11
• Robbery suspect forgoes guilty plea, asks for trial
• Police Blotter 04-26-11
• 2-year-old pays his Easter treats forward to needy kids in the area
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• Awareness video part of suicide prevention program
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• MC Council gives ultimatum to American Hose, West End
• Man collapses, falls down Glen Burn
• Enoe death-penalty homicide trial starts today
• Students broaden their band horizons
• Noteworthy
• Service of the Cross Speaker asks: Why separate 'God' from 'country?'
• Incumbents, but not a 'team' Sawicki, Clausi seek another term, but separately; Lovett and Turlis hoping for upsets
• News In Brief 04-24-11
• For the Record
• School bus driver is surpised and dismayed by complaint about Easter bunny decoration
• Alumnus Jacob Frasch to perform at MCA symphonic band concert
• North Schuylkill High School, Line Mountain Middle School teams finish first in competition
• 'Anthracite Idol' to raise money for recreation Talent event will help project for Coal Twp. soccer fields
• Walking with Jesus Solemn procession with cross re-enacted in Gordon
• Sentencings postponed for former police officers
• Noteworthy 04-23-11
• Feds say Shuey candidacy doesn't violate Hatch Act
• 50 years: Service at the Cross
• $200 average tax reduction from slots
• $200 average tax reduction from slots Site of an Easter tradition, mountain-top cross also serves as daily inspiration
• Councilman Ronald Tanney resigns in Mount Carmel
• Billboard controversy Witmer, Anonia say photo of all board members creates misleading message
• Noteworthy 04-22-11
• Casey urged to find $$ to fight NEPA drug trade
• Police Blotter 04-22-11
• Salvation Army tourney raises $2,756 for chapter Referees given special thanks for volunteering their time
• Breaker work subject of debate at MC Twp. meeting
• Honor Roll
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Voter registration chart
• Republicans lead Dems in registrations for primary
• 1,000 trout released into Carbon run
• KETEC off to healthy start
• Police: Shamokin man took bath salts, jumped through 2nd-story window
• Appeals court rules in favor of fired SASD groundskeeper
• Noteworthy 04-21-11
• 77 union members get $1/hr. pay hike But they'll pay more toward health care
• Crash claims trucker Maine driver ejected, pinned under wreckage
• Shamokin faces financial D-Day Council, mayor encouraged to 'do something' before June
• For now, cuts light at SASD Next year, though, 94 staff could go
• Acting 911 director named He'll get 3-6 months to fix problems
• Expert addresses chamber, stresses taking time to plan will pay in future
• Noteworthy 04-20-11
• District Court 04-20-11
• Police Blotter 04-20-11
• Anthony Parella honored during April flag ceremony
• Rainbow Club
• Fatal truck accident
• Service at the Cross scheduled for Saturday Ron Miller is guest speaker; first service occurred 50 years ago
• MCASD hosts C of C meeting
• Five teachers retiring from Southern
• Straight to jail for Shamokin drug dealer
• Lourdes alumna stops in for a visit
• Pipe diameter increased after street flooding
• KETEC hopes to build 'shell' through fund-raising effort
• Shamokin man convicted in aggravated assault case
• Liquor store money number corrected
• Police Blotter 04-19-11
• Noteworthy 04-19-11
• Grandson earns spot on All-Eastern Chorus
• Flooding closes Locust Twp. road
• LCB cuts service at slacking stores
• Stumbling stores
• Eric Belfanti leaves MCA school board
• Authorities hope for success with second 'Drug Take-Back Day'
• Holy Week services slated
• 3-hour service set Good Friday
• Mount Carmel Area to send 3 teams to OM world finals
• Heavy rain, winds cause damage
• Permit requirement helps keep parties in check at Bloomsburg
• Six fresh faces join Phillips in GOP bid
• News in Brief 04-17-11
• For the Record
• Police Blotter 04-17-11
• Man convicted of threatening family
• Totals tighten as teams enter final week
• Vandals attack Bunker Hill ballfields again
• Regional rail funding will provide upgrades, new jobs
• Belgio placed on 3 years probation for fraud, theft
• Mayor to present proclamation at Smallwood's 'deployment party'
• Coins, other items collected at Hamptom Inn
• CareerLink site chosen
• LIVING HER DREAM Native of Mount Carmel proud of service in Army
• Man left threatening message on school answering machine
• Noteworthy 04-16-11
• Former state trooper charged with DUI again
• Saturday Spirit: Love bonds us to God, and to others
• Two Sunbury fires ruled arson
• School plans own 'cyber' option Shamokin Area to offer online program for freshmen next year
• Coal Township passes designer drug ban, effective immediately
• Ralpho board, fire company reps discuss dispatch issues
• Noteworthy 04-15-11
• Shamokin Township crew lauded for excellent winter road maintenance
• Young royalty to be crowned at Heritage Parade
• Senior Citizens
• DA not seeking death penalty for accused killer, who pleaded not guilty Monday
• Northumberland County Tech School working to trim budget
• Program raises awareness for those subjected to crime
• Hebe house fire ruled accidental
• Judge Sacavage hospitalized, released; Wiest handles cases in his absence
• Noteworthy
• Trial delayed for retired cop indicted on child pornography charges
• Choraliers to present vocal tribute to all who fought in U.S. Civil War
• Motor carriers required to display U.S. DOT number
• Students form friendships with retirees
• Knights of Lithuania keeps culture and customs alive
• Senate approves sprinkler mandate repeal
• Kulpmont bans sale of synthetic drugs
• Lions to celebrate 14th annual Oak Street Festival
• MC man is cited for allegedly smoking 'spice'
• Noteworthy
• District Court
• Local lawmakers support 'Castle' doctrine
• Sunbury man succumbs to injuries after being punched, striking head on ground
• Residence OK, chimney knocked down in fire
• Line Mountain considering big cuts
• Flames gut Hebe home
• 'Concert hat Never Was' coming Sunday
• College News: Cooley Law School
• Fire heavily damages home near Hebe
• Northumberland County soldiers among 'loyal men' who heeded call
• Union agrees to new pact
• Mount Carmel man is cited for allegedly smoking 'spice'
• GOP commissioner candidates attend Conservative forum
• Shamokin follows suit in prohibiting sale, use of dangerous substances
• Vandals in Zerbe Twp. to be brought to justice
• Southern Area to implement early retirement incentive
• Noteworthy 04-12-11
• Trauma to neck, chest killed man, coroner says
• Police Blotter 04-12-11
• Fatal ATV crash
• Lawmakers pivot on Gov. Corbett's proposed cuts
• gaming board faces possible license vote
• Catawese now offering WiFi on bus trips
• Aristes woman collects $100K on instant game
• Noteworthy 04-11-11
• Untitled
• Fatal off-road accident
• Lawmakers value district staff, but work hard to keep spending in check
• Enhanced website bolsters Megan's Law
• Sex Offenders
• Calls keep coming
• Local legislative staff salaries
• News in Brief 04-10-11
• Marino: Vote on budget gives military families peace of mind
• For the Record 04-10-11
• Two local representatives vote against hiring new CSIU exec
• Lindermuth's latest novel published
• N. Schuylkill, MCA in lead
• SEIU seeks resolution to contract talks with county
• Law firm selected to represent county in defamation case
• 'Diamonds in the Rough' exhibit opens
• Varano elected chairman of the board of UNB Corp.
• Noteworthy 04-09-11
• Woman admits role in racially motivated Shenandoah bar fight
• Crime Victims Rights Week to be recognized in Northumberland County
• Marcellus working groups to open meetings to public
• Walker passes by with positive message
• Union picket slated today County SEIU to offer info in Sunbury
• Marino blames Pelosi
• Senior Citizen activities Week of April 10
• Organization news: Patsies Adult Ministry
• Area culinary students raise funds for national competition
• Noteworthy 04-08-11
• District Court 04-08-11
• Police Blotter 04-08-11
• Military addresses
• Applications available for Bill Shutt Memorial Scholarship
• Honor Roll
• Lourdes to present 'The Aristocrats, Kids'
• College News
• Don't forget to apply for 2011 dog licenses
• 11th annual Big House Run set for May 7
• Shamokin to be broke by June; City Clerk resigns during grim news
• Trapshooters sue gun club
• Shenandoah teen gets 55 months in fatal beating case
• Shamokin resident wins $80,000 on lottery ticket
• Easter service will mark 50th year of cross placement
• Senate committee advances sprinkler repeal
• Wrongful firing suit is subject of executive session
• East Cameron Township man waives rights in child porn case
• Job fair attracts 300 Local manufacturers report some hiring
• Chinese auction will benefit local Tunnel to Towers team
• SAHS has got a show for you
• Divine Redeemer
• Carmelite 50 Plus
• Noteworthy 04-07-11
• Richardson seeks return to council
• Templar in race for seat on Shamokin Area board
• Venn candidate for return as Shamokin Area director
• Teen who testified against Piekarsky, Donchak gets 55 months
• Parents question school vouchers' relation to failing public schools
• Bill gives public schools relief from mandates pending cuts
• Motion supported for recreation area on Trevorton Road
• County commissioners adopt 'code of conduct'
• Northumberland County Code of Conduct
• Anti-bath salts advocates fight ongoing battle against the selling of the substance in Mount Carmel Township
• Northumberland County jobless rate shows no change
• Roadwork
• Noteworthy 04-06-11
• District Court
• Bloom man helps Geisinger recognizes 30th anniversary of organ transplant program
• Sunbury victims safe after blaze caused by extension cord, light
• Work zone safety urged as Rts. 11-15 project starts
• Work zone safety tips
• Man pleads guilty to multiple offenses
• County public safety director resigns
• Friends state that a faultly outlet caused Marshall Street fire
• Pa. one step closer to designer drug ban Vote unanimous to get rid of bath salts, synthetic pot
• Rebuck seeks re-election to Shamokin Area School Board
• Woman killed in cycle crash
• Noteworthy 04-05-11
• Police Blotter 04-05-11
• Froutz resigns as Northumberland County 911 director
• Knights of Columbus makes donation to nuns
• Quality work and great conversation standard at Roy Edmonds Barber Shop
• Man converts from radical Muslim to Christianity
• Bill eyes campus gas lease royalties
• Van crashes into Trevorton home
• Quality work and great conversation standard at Roy Edmonds Barber Shop
• Memorials and Special Intentions
• 'Changing of the Colors' ceremony honors Marine from Mount Carmel
• Fire strikes Shamokin home
• Industrial park pump station under construction
• Shamokin Filler to build new plant Company wants to be a 'good neighbor'
• Man who jumped to death was seen swimming
• Jason Long obituary
• Brinkash announces candidacy for MCA school board
• Noteworthy 04-03-11
• For the Record
• N. Schuylkill, Line Mtn. remain in lead
• Annual job fair Wednesday at Masser's
• 'He was my best friend' Wife remembers Jason Long as a loving and devoted spouse and father; he appeared happy hours before he jumped to his death
• Vehicle overturns in creek channel
• Mom, boyfriend face charges of endangering child Physician's evaluation discovers bone fractures, bruises on body
• A day of accidents Tractor-trailer driver uninjured
• Sunbury looks to future Comprehensive plan seen as way to define city's growth
• Rosini warns about new lottery scam
• Noteworthy 04-02-11
• Atlas man pleads guilty in assault case, will serve 1 to 2 years in jail
• Senior Citizen activities week of April 3-9
• Both lanes of Route 61 reopened
• Words and music set to entertain attendees
• 'Meet Thomas Cooper' at the Priestley House
• Road Radio conveys anti-drug, drinking message at Lourdes
• Gerard W. Waugh III on ticket for commissioner
• Joseph Lapotsky to run for MC Borough Council
• Robert Michalkovich candidate for director
• Raymond D. Kraynak files for school director
• Coroner releases name of man who died after jump off bridge
• Church listings weekend of April 2-3
• Saturday Spirit: A road of love leads to God
• Route 61 closed near Paxinos for tractor-trailer rollover
• Shamokin in store for some snow
• E. Cameron man facing child porn charges
• Voice mail 'deal' revealed Clausi produces message in which Sawicki says county will buy building
• Terry Madonna: Incident is a 'major political blunder,' but probably not actual corruption
• Man dead after jump into river
• April events salute spring's arrival
• Practice, dedication advances 3 SAHS seniors to high status
• District Court
• Noteworthy 04-01-11
• Clausi reveals phone message, accuses Sawicki of working deal
• Bishop McFadden to be celebrant at Our Lady of Mount Carmel
• Veterans misinformed on cost requirements for VA benefits, care
• New assistant solicitor is former D.A., ex-judge
• Not so fast, lawmakers say about reduction
• Clausi: Press conference set for today
• Christmas trees collected Christmas trees collected Christmas trees collected
• Beverly's Flowers celebrates 40th
• Noteworthy 03-31-11
• Accused rapist to undergo mental health exam, bail reduction request denied
• Leshinskie candidate for Coal Twp. commissioner
• Jeff Kashner in race for Shamokin Area school director
• Lourdes musical
• Shamokin attorney, a former judge and D.A., appointed as county assistant solicitor
• Reporter finds world troubled by bath salts
• Ex-mayor cries foul, but chief's OK in run for district magistrate
• Local municipalities take action against bath salts, other designer drugs
• Taking action
• Sunbury fire ruled accidental; couple out of hospital
• United Way again has new director Danville-area native takes part-time role
• Noteworthy 03-30-11
• Police Blotter 03-30-11
• Elysburg man gets house arrest in heating oil assault
• Ex-coach to serve 6 to 18 months on corruption of minors charge
• Coroner moving to Shamokin
• Fire ravages home
• Noteworthy 03-29-11
• Fugivite nabbed
• Police Blotter 03-29-11
• Church group raises $3,523 for famine relief
• Studying in Australia
• Senior Citizens
• Students earn trip to national STAR event
• 17 career-technology students advance to state competition
• Ex-coach gets 6 to 18 months in prison on corruption charge
• Fire heavily damages Sunbury home
• Noteworthy 03-28-11
• The News-Item announces expanded customer service in Mount Carmel
• Local Walmarts not getting wine kiosks
• Casey could be GOP target next year
• Rain barrel workshop stresses need for water conservation, as well as pollution prevention
• Charles Shuey announces school director candidacy
• City firefighters hold 100th banquet Shamokin chiefs from 1880 to present saluted
• Research scarce on bath salts Legal, medical experts struggle for solutions
• Ban needed 'right now'
• Driver injured as vehicle slams into billboard beam
• High stakes Reassessment of Mid-Rise drops local tax take $100K
• Noteworthy 03-27-11
• For the Record 03-27-11
• Ashland man gets 3 years on gambling, drug charges
• Schiccatano announces run for county commissioner
• Jo Ann Weikel announces her candidacy for school board
• Candidate Policy
• CBC is organizing many special events for July 4 weekend
• Police continue probe of Britney's suicide More interviews forensics results are still needed
• Ban on bath salts OK'd, chief pays immediate visit to store M.C. Twp's new ordinance prompts action at Choice
• Shale commission holds first meeting
• Consent judgment closes mine outside of Trevorton
• Noteworthy 03-26-11
• Mount Carmel Township Synthetic Drugs ban ordinance
• Route 61 reopens at Route 890 following two-vehicle crash
• Suspect in robberies hopes for dismissal Native of Dominican Republic says rights violated
• Changing the environment identified as key to solution
• Former bus driver pleads guity, gets house arrest, fines
• Marino to discuss visit to Iraq and Afghanistan
• Quade candidate for C.T. board
• Route 54 resurfacing starts next week in Mount Carmel Township
• Noteworthy 03-25-11
• Sunbury man charged in sexual assault of teen girl and then beating up witness
• Hearing in arson, DUI case continued for Coal Twp. man
• Area residents advised to be alert for 'advance fee' scams
• Library Memorials
• District Court 03-25-11
• Lourdes students prepare for their upcoming musical, 'Bye Bye Birdie'
• Shamokin Fire Bureau to honor firefighters at banquet
• Accused killer free on bail
• Elizabeth Taylor's Knoebels visit
• Former Pitman resident to relocate after devastation in Japan
• Corbett opens shale fee window a crack
• Noteworthy
• District Court
• Life Flight pilot recognized for leading rescue mission
• Michetti admitted to bar of U.S. Supreme Court
• Doll-Finns
• Lane restriction lifted
• Update: Route 54 reopened
• PennDOT update: Route 54 now closed at Narrows
• In 'Who's Who'
• Lafayette dean's list
• Route 54 lane restriction at Riverside Narrows
• SCA board passes next phase of building project 6-2
• Robert Getchy announces his candidacy for school board
• Line Mt. fears the effects of education cuts, but motions to delay 2 building projects fail
• Spending by county
• Thea Tafner's sentencing hearing changed
• National Weather Service calling for 3 to 5 inches of snow
• PennDOT budget less than half of last year's funding
• Towing operator files civil suit against Judge Gembic
• Former prison guard will soon learn his fate
• 3 local business owners charged in gambling raid
• Chamber to explore other job services for CareerLink building Officials will be meeting on monthly basis due to closing The complete text of the Brush Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce's CareerLink Closing Initiative statement
• Mount Carmel K of C holds Second Degree installation
• Cecilian Club
• Best's replacement quickly hired, but not without controversy
• SCA senior trip sparks debate
• Shamokin couple file suit alleging hip replacement system was faulty Husband says he has serious injuries, pain 2 years after undergoing surgery
• Associate degrees and skills programs gain in popularity
• Deputy coroner: Body found in Ryan Township not that of missing Gordon man
• Accused killer to be formerly arraigned April 11
• Noteworthy 03-22-11
• Sentencing delayed for Sunbury defendant's surgery
• Steppin' Out group restarts tonight
• Garfield Camp, Sons of Union Veterans
• Graduates from Air Force basic training
• Steffen appointed as chief clerk in Northumberland County, replacing Kym Best
• Deputy coroner confirms body not that of missing Gordon man
• Elysburg man, 25, killed in Montour County accident
• PennDOT focused on road safety
• Noteworthy 03-21-11
• Body found near Schuylkill Mall
• It's spring, offically anyway
• Berwick nuke plant ready for 'big one' Local communities have eye on 'cloud' to north
• Smaller snowfalls costlier for PennDOT
• Stonington Fire Company's annual fund drive under way
• Noteworthy
• For the Record 03-20-11
• North Schuylkill, Line Mtn. lead Stock Market Game after Week 5
• North Schuylkill student honored as high school scholar
• Woman hurt in ATV accident
• Mount Carmel moves to ban designer drugs
• Molesevich: All permits obtained for bypass road
• At Big Mine Run, water geyser is a common occurrence
• County fires Best; 'I'm pursuing my legal rights,' ex-chief clerk says
• Left turn lane by Boylan's planned
• Kevin Jones co-chairs Shoch committee
• Noteworthy 03-19-11
• Two charged in fight that happened before accident
• 2011 transportation improvement projects scheduled by PennDOT
• Dean's List
• Northumberland County fires Kymberley Best
• Church listings weekend of March 20
• Saturday Spirit March 19
• Catholic parishes to hold appeal for disaster victims in Japan and New Zealand
• Ballot positions announced for municipal, school races
• C.T. native helping Navy track radioactive releases in Japan Nicola aboard USS Ronald Reagan
• Moving on? Mount Carmel considers borough hall relocation, fire company merger
• Corbett: Gas tax could hurt Pa. Governor unfazed by negative poll numbers
• MCA working to avoid deficit
• Zeisloft Brothers to host Chrysler 'Premiere Event'
• Twp. fields complaints about roads, noise
• Police called to break up fight in city
• Noteworthy 03-18-11
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Church of Our Lady
• Herndon native participates in LeaderShape
• Indiana University of Pennsylvania
• Rainbow Club
• Patsies
• Honor Roll: LPN center
• McElwee seeks to join board; had finished his father's term
• Kozock seeks MCA board seat
• Carpenter seeks re-election as Shamokin Area director
• Poll shows Pennsylvanians support drilling assessment, want more cash for education
• Building bridges
• MC Twp. approves ban on fake pot
• One injured in Shamokin crash
• Bone marrow donors come to woman's aid
• Even more fuel gets added to Clausi, Best fire
• Ex-county deputy treasurer pleads guilty to 2 counts
• Clausi, Shoch have top ballot positions in primary election
• North'd County commissioners accept bids for farmland tracts
• Stabbing victim attacked while he had a teen in a chokehold
• Noteworthy 03-17-11
• Man accused of robbing MC store, waives rights
• Line Mountain swimmer qualifies for tonight's state freestyle finals
• Shamokin worries about budget
• Safety redundancies built into U.S. nuclear plants
• Extortion charge waived to court City woman faces 5 years
• Best suggests 'code of civility'
• 911 woes focus of meeting
• 30 rally, 'Defend Dream'
• Noteworthy 03-16-11
• Stabbing victim dies Mifflinburg man now charged with homicide
• Alleged heroin dealer's hearing delayed
• Sobriety checkpoints begin today in Coal Township
• Planning director tells chamber 'ABCs' of job
• SCA board not hearing us, residents complain
• West Chester U.
• Zerbe Twp. decides to take no action on street closing
• City urged to repair hazardous portions of Commerce Street
• Surviving the earthquake
• Best, Clausi tension is mounting
• 3 teens charged with arson
• Noteworthy 03-15-11
• County unemployment drops to 8.5 percent
• Police release name of teen killed in accident
• Winners named from Atlas soupie, wine, pasta contest
• Memorials: Manna for the Many
• Man, 21, stabbed in head
• 'Seussical' serves up comedy at SCA
• Flames swallow vacant structure
• Merger in Mount Carmel with American Hose halted because of legal issues, says West End President
• Soup and sandwich worship open to all area parishoners
• Trevorton, Mahanoy, Susquehanna Railroad focus of meeting
• Soupie, pasta, wine - and patriotism
• Schools cool to 'freeze' Corbett's suggestion not gaining traction locally
• Communities will be second front for state budget fight
• Going down Susquehanna crested Saturday
• Eva C. Metzinger
• N. Schuylkill, Line Mtn. stay on top after Week No. 4
• Noteworthy 11-13-11
• For the Record 03-13-11
• Untitled
• Tillett takes silver medal
• SACH encourages community to sign up for bone marrow match
• Casey calls for a ban on 'bath salts'
• River expected to crest today
• Water washes out road to businesses near Ranshaw
• Police probe Clausi's 'threat'
• Judge denies injunction to stop Centralia eminent domain
• Man wanted in shooting death arraigned
• Noteworthy 03-12-11
• District Court
• More paving, more digging in store for streets this spring
• Curran seeks GOP commissioner nomination
• Ditchey cross-files for Mount Carmel Area board
• Diocese to appeal rulings on churches
• Tillet wins; Lahr survives second-round consolations
• Line Mountain wrestlers win in quarterfinals; Shamokin pair drop to consolations
• Gurba considers pleading guilty Former deputy prothonotary charged with taking $9,500
• Flood concerns rise Close eye kept on Susquehanna River
• CT board raps sewer authority, crews over condition of streets
• County 911 services get failing grade Responders say problems with dispatching put public at risk
• Despite rainfall, many turn out for Wellness Expo '11 Brush Valley Wellness Expo 2011
• Line Mountain H.S. students to present 'Little Shop of Horrors'
• 'Wild cats' a concern in Ralpho
• Noteworthy 03-11-11
• Former Northumberland County Prison employee accused of theft to take case to trial
• Shamokin Twp. awards contract for road work
• Region hosts many springtime events
• Locals go 2 for 4 in consolation round at Hershey
• Six local wrestlers post opening-round wins at state tournament
• Meeting called in Sunbury to discuss expected river flooding
• Inmates say man admitted sex abuse of 3-year-old boy Attorney objects to testimony, but charges bound for court
• Jeremiah gets 2 years probation Federal judge orders Shamokin man to pay $8,100 in restitution
• Flood watch in effect
• D/E site bought by IBEW Union needs more room for training workers
• What's Next?
• Line Mtn. plans cyberbullying awareness night March 24 All are welcome, but focus will be on parents
• Noteworthy 03-10-11
• Kulpmont applies for grant to construct new playground
• Northumberland County DA begins program to help bad check writers, their victims
• Census figures bad news for North'd County Drop to 6th class might affect funds
• Wine, Soupie, Pasta contest set Plaques named for fallen soldiers as event this year salutes military
• On to state Competition MCA's Odyssey of the Mind team wins first place at tournament
• College student working on project to turn food waste into energy
• 11 on slate for new county commissioner
• Fat Tuesday RINGS in with PLENTY of doughnuts
• Candidate Petition Filings
• Masser, Culver see positives
• 'Tough decisions' are ahead for local schools
• Stonington firefighters elect officers for 2011
• Harvest 4-Health program geared to youth 10 to 14
• M.C. Ministerium to hold mid-week Lenten services
• Noteworthy 03-09-11
• District Court 03-09-11
• Police Blotter
• Paxinos artist featured in Harrisburg exhibit
• Health services council presents awards
• Internship in video production
• Corbett budget cuts education funding, 1,500 state jobs
• Applications for Griffths scholarship available Anthracite Chapter of Penn State Alumni sponsors financial award for two students; seniors at six high schools eligible
• Noteworthy 03-08-11
• Shamokin woman charged with attempted extortion
• Candidate petition filings pour in on eve of deadline
• Surprise storm may have been season's biggest; snowfall reaches 10 inches in county's west end
• Locals brace for budget
• Police release little on Shenandoah death
• Robbery suspect nabbed
• Thousands had power knocked out
• 50-+ Club
• Our Lady of Lourdes Memorials
• Catholic women
• Shifting temperatures turn rain to snow and sleet
• Michelle LaCrosse is new director at city Fine Arts Gallery
• Dr. Chakrabarty back at work 5 months after near-fatal crash
• Tree 'thinning' work not part of OHV park
• SACH employee promotes a heart healthy lifestyle
• Noteworthy 03-07-11
• Flood watch remains in effect until tonight
• Legislative reform at the margins
• Knoebels HR director doesn't think unemployment is down locally
• For the Record
• North Schuylkill, Line Mtn. lead after Week No. 3
• College hires local grad
• Military Addresses
• 'Read Across America' week
• Untitled
• Candidate filings from March 4
• Heating fuel fight defendant expected to plead no contest
• Operators advertised under new name
• Local artist, Amber Amato, debuts 15 years of art
• MCA's Odyssey of the Mind group ready to compete
• Wellness Expo '11 starts on Thursday
• Noteworthy 03-05-11
• Local salvage yard owner to fight felony charges of theft
• Candidate filings from March 4
• Aqua receives award from EPA agency for local water excellence
• Line Mountain board approves garage contract, work on field
• Interact volunteers promotes inclusion at Mt. Carmel Area
• Lincoln Towers committed to serving residents' needs
• Penn State, Hazleton Campus
• Internship at Shamokin Hospital
• College news: Susquehanna Dean's List
• Pell grants expected to be reduced
• Group urges mayor: 'Pass an ordinance' to make them illegal
• Get the message! East Cameron Township woman riled up about dangers of bath salts
• Culver receives Soroptomist award
• Snydertown Borough Council president to run for Northumberland County commissioner
• Kinn earns Anthracite's Hancock award
• Noteworthy 03-04-11
• Candidate filings 03-04-11
• Efforts continue for funding to centralize prison booking area
• District Court
• Divine Redeemer Church
• Mt. Carmel Area putting on 'Kiss Me, Kate'
• Shamokin-Coal Township Senior Citizens Calendar
• Our Lady of Lourdes Regional School Honor Roll
• Kulpmont Legion chooses winners of essay contest
• PennDot helps hospitals look out for kids' safety
• Knights hold First Degree ceremony
• Testimony at hearing was 'eye-opening' for Gordner
• Two youth to be charged from fight at Shamokin skatepark
• Washington Twp. fire quickly extinguished 2 vehicles inside municipal building damaged
• Meeting held to advance plans for anti-drug group
• WIC doing well in its downtown home Better parking, privacy welcome
• 3 accused of robbing Elysburg home bound to court
• County hires new auditing firm, but not without dispute
• Noteworthy 03-3-11
• Candidate filings March 2
• Flag-raising ceremony honored Coach Pitello
• Chili cookoff raises $10,300 for PACFI
• New building a go for Dalmatia Elementary
• County office moves seen as cost-efficient
• County creates finance office
• Billing agency pursues lawsuit against American
• Tafner's sentencing hearing in May; Mount Carmel council wants maximum penalty
• 'Care manager' looks out for SACH patients
• MCA to host PMEA District 8 Jazz Festival
• Ministry welcomes new members at meeting
• Election board reorganizes to accomodate 2 judges, deputy court administrator
• District Court
• Job fair Saturday at Knoebels
• Noteworthy 03-02-11
• Candidate Petition Filings
• Decendents of fallen policeman donate to library
• Legislation would alter tax board Zurick welcomes proposed changes for beleaguered STEB
• Donchak, Piekarsky appeal 9-year federal sentencings
• Unfair labor charge filed by county Claims union won't negotiate
• Shamokin police nab 'major' heroin dealers
• Despite protests, 'adultBasic' ends
• Little impact expected here
• Girardville prepares for eighth annual St. Patrick's Day parade
• District Court
• Noteworthy 03-01-11
• Police Blotter
• Boy allegedly threatened to kill kids at skatepark
• Diagnosis spurs woman to action
• Companies proud of internal checks, balances
• Senior Activities
• Kulpmont chief of police running for district judge
• Noteworthy 2/28/11
• District Court 2/28/11
• Redesign of classifieds coming
• Local officials express support, criticism of unions
• Hope remains for future of coal-to-liquid fuels project
• Route 61 closed while gas leak investigated
• Cut of 'Adult Basic' spurs debate 364 enrolled in North'd Co.
• Noteworthy 02-27-11
• For the Record
• Fire victims get help
• Police Blotter 02-27-11
• DGK new insurance providers for Ralpho
• Former Scot's Lo Cost is 'new' Coal Twp. Weis
• Locust Gap native named associate bishop in Pittsburgh diocese
• Locals recall Waltersheid's time in 'the Gap' and applaud his success
• Board delays selection of new CareerLink site
• Man charged with harassment for threats against code officer
• Noteworthy 02-26-11
• Candidate filings 02-25-11
• District Court
• I-180 westbound one lane because of accident
• Lourdes game postponed until Saturday
• 6th graders raise money for PACFI with spelling bee
• Meadowview Christian accepting applications
• Kutztown University
• Gallery welcomes Amber Amato's 'Eclectic Collection'
• Housing Authority apologizes to those left out in the cold
• Sol Bidding announces cadidacy for SASD school board director
• Constituents' desire for help evident at Masser open house
• Rain, melting snow may result in flooding today
• Girardville fire displaces 21 residents
• Campbell: Nothing to hide in the LM district
• Bully policy review is due in 2012
• Noteworthy
• Hearing continued for trooper charged with unlawful conduct with a minor
• Curran appeal denied
• 3 municipal candidates file petitions
• Life insurance: It's for the people who live
• Working class needs to stick together
• Applications for property tax/rent rebate available
• MCMA members retained
• Scholarship to benefit LCCC students
• Danville man will stand trial for murder
• Donchak, Piekarsky sentenced in fatal beating
• Parishes prepare for a change in wording
• Fire tears through Girardville block
• Turlis announces his candidacy for North'd County commissioner
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit injured soldier is Saturday
• Noteworthy 02-24-11
• Candidate files for Rush Township supervisor
• Shenandoah men get nine years for Ramirez beating
• Southern Columbia Area School board approves contractor for elementary school
• Life in prison among options Sentencing set today in Shenandoah beating case
• SCA director: Are we doing enough about bullying?
• Man charged in burglary; sister, mom in coverup $94,000 taken from store Nov. 18
• Corbett: Pennsylvania is not Wisconsin
• 'A void in our hearts' Mourners fill funeral home, remember Britney
• Weatherly grad's wild tale told on '48 Hours' Not a suspect, but he has link to Hollywood murders
• Noteworthy 02-23-11
• District Court
• Candidate filings 02-23-11
• Police Blotter
• Penn State University dean's list
• Cecilian Club
• Carmelite 50-Plus Club
• SASD will adopt the SuperKids program
• Too soon after warm sunshine, more flakes fall
• Tongel to be laid to rest today
• Ashland legionnaires to have home again
• Workforce Board receives 3 proposals for CareerLink
• High school sweethearts mark 70th birthdays
• Noteworthy 02-22-11
• District Court
• Vigil held for Line Mountain student
• Foster father claims bullying a continuing problem at school
• Furious mother confronts Ciavarella after guilty verdict
• Head of GNDF visits, discusses progress of MC building that is perfect fit for school
• PHOENIX now offering trigger point dry needling
• Conahan ended up the principal, yet unseen, figure in Ciavarella trial
• State says LIHEAP customers should avoid Duke Heating Oil
• Mother says her daughter fought against one of Britney's bullies
• Minor rock slide reported
• Lines converge here Students say Gowen City area, equidistant from three 9/11 crash sites, would be perfect for hypothetical monument
• Noteworthy 02-20-11
• For the Record
• Stock Market Game under way for '11
• Phillips makes plan to run official
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• Police pursue bully angle
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• Lawyer with local ties accused of stealing $6K from Schuylkill County
• Noteworthy 2/19/11
• Millersburg man killed in crash with tractor-trailer
• Ex-Chrysler dealers sue
• Highway deaths increased in '10
• DA: Milton trooper's nude webcam video meant for teen girl
• Gilligbauer guilty on 7 counts, pleads to 4 more
• Line Mtn. student's death sparks outcry on bullying
• Expert: 'Shift the culture,' make bullying unacceptable
• Loved ones will feel guilt, Bitner's mother says
• TLC cameras roll in for local girl's beauty prep
• Noteworthy 2/18/11
• USDA offers mortgages, help for rural families
• MCA announces second marking period honors
• Third-generation practicing law
• Bachelor's from Bloom
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Kulpmont native achieves 3.74 GPA
• Dean's list at Marywood University
• Lourdes, Shamokin Area administrators discuss challenges, pride in education
• Committee, township rally to take action against bath salts
• Chamber luncheon keeps its eye on education
• Phillips may seek election to commissioner post
• Line Mountain School District adopts new budget, still can't decide on building plan
• Autopsies on Boyles, Demshock complete
• Motorcycle safety courses offered March to October
• Noteworthy 2/17/11
• Resident raises public-comment concerns during SASB meeting
• No. of county judges to drop from five to 4
• CSO signs five-year lease
• Bath salts ban legislation approved by House committee
• Large tax increase for Southern Columbia a possibility
• Harrell up to usual antics
• Clausi commends weatherization department for best in state ranking
• Customer service key at Tisland Insurance Agency
• Water temporarily shut off on Independence St.
• Noteworthy 02-16-11
• MCA approves prelimin budget
• Dean's list
• City's redevelopment board has a full staff
• Officers did their best, disappointed missing people were not found alive
• Harrell gets consecutive life-in-prison sentences
• Bath salts 'robbed' Tammy Glenn of her son
• Law to ban bath salts headed to House today
• Zerbe Twp. is offering reward in search for Foundry vandals
• Barbara Demshock recalls good times with daughter
• Noteworthy 02-15-11
• DEP fines PPL for waste violations
• Coal Township turning 175
• Autopsies scheduled
• Bath salt scourge
• Toy factory at former Paper Magic site sees serious future growth
• Clausi seeks re-election as commissioner
• PennDOT names 'Employee of the Year'
• Bodies of two missing people found within 40-minute span Searches in separate cases end in grim discoveries Autopsy results awaited
• Coal Township woman apparent victim of crash
• Shamokin man's body discovered in wooded area
• Noteworthy 02-13-11
• For the Record 02-13-11
• Belfanti: COLAs returned to state treasury
• Woman marks 91st birthday
• Stock Market Game kicks off for 2011; YouthBuild team joins competition
• Bass on the job for Minersville Borough
• Two earn degrees
• Masser schedules open house at Elysburg office
• Senior Activities
• 4.0 semester average at Bloom U.
• Dean's list student at Villanova
• Garfield Camp elects officers
• Graduates from Bloomsburg University
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• Shamokin Area High School
• Church of Our Lady
• Auditor General scolds STEB Make changes or face abolishment, Wagner says
• Bracey robbers still at large; police pursue leads
• Pharmacies are growing theft target
• Cops, family have hope of finding Coal Twp. woman
• Police release crash details
• Website offers tools and tips for couples
• Chili cookoff to raise money for CF group
• Elysburg woman makes PSU dean's list
• Noteworthy 02-12-11
• SCI-Coal Township inmates donate $5,000 to charities
• Susquehanna University dean's list
• Meadowview Christian Academy
• Junior reporter first-place essay by Mason Smink Junior Reporter second-place essay by Reina Cardona Junior Reporter third-place essay by Lake Rodarmel
• Bracey Pharmacy in Ashland robbed at knifepoint; at least two suspects on the loose
• Globetrotters dazzle SAHS
• Boy to receive new face after hyena attack
• CT commissioner: Recreation project gaining momentum
• Ashland pharmacy robbed at knifepoint; suspects still at large
• Northumberland County Career and Technology Center
• County conservation district is sponsoring poster contest
• Mt. Carmel woman found guilty on heroin charges
• Shamokin Township to advertise for Adams Rd. sewer project sealed bids
• Noteworthy 2/11/11
• Sewer authority appoints new committee chairmen
• PennDOT funding aids effort against aggressive driving
• Police still looking for Shamokin man, Coal Twp. woman
• Love stories: Barbara and Ned Kerstetter
• Love stories: Vicki and Michael Boris
• Ralpho shops around for insurance
• Anti-bullying T-shirt available
• Borough council still active in Centralia Couple's home worth $116K; owners not sure if that's enough to move
• Weis bottled water now in 100 percent recycled PET plastic
• Love stories: Mary and Lewis Snyder
• Love stories: Kersten Reichenbach and Jeramy Cox
• Love stories: Laurie and Lon Morris
• Love stories: Thomas and Sandra McCollum
• Noteworthy 2/10/11
• Erdman starts Dept. of Revenue job on Monday
• 9 graduate from DUI court
• District Court 2/10/11
• Native of Locust Gap honored by Cumberland bar association
• Police: Trooper likely froze
• New recreation committee hopes to build soccer fields
• Judge rules in county's favor
• Missing since Sunday night
• Snow, equipment removal among Kulpmont issues
• Noteworthy 02-09-11
• Police investigating hit-and-run accident
• Susquehanna U.
• Military news: Shamokin grad completes submarine school
• Master's degree from Temple University
• Relay team to 'cheer for cure' in 'pink-out' cancer survivors celebration
• Matter-of-fact judge doesn't waste time
• Search continues for missing Shamokin man
• 'Bath salts' latest drug abuse issue
• Masser supports state health bill
• Globetrotters to bring old tricks, new 4-point shot
• Opening statements to be given today during Ciavarella trial
• Man charged with sexually assaulting a three-year-old
• The Obama assignment Young reporter on the presidential trail for a day
• SASD kindergarten registration
• Shamokin Area K-4 registration
• Dean's List
• Noteworthy 02-08-11
• Woman injured in Natalie crash in serious condition
• Brewser's packs in fans for Super Bowl
• Training helped handle high drama in Herndon
• Reverend, formerly of MC, has fond feelings for his 'second home'
• Confessions of a first-time polar bear Surviving an invigorating dip; now where's the hot chocolate?
• Students still see good deal
• President reiterates commitment to city
• Clean-coal plant could break ground by year's end; 1,000 temporary jobs possible
• Noteworthy 02-06-11
• For the Record 02-06-11
• Susquehanna
• Suspended Trooper's death being treated as accidental
• Ex-coach pleads to lesser crime
• Housing authority keeps public out in the cold
• Wing night raises $5K
• One person ejected, another trapped in car after Natalie accident
• American Cancer Society to sponsor Daffodil Days
• Noteworthy 02-05-10
• District Court 2/5/11
• Church listings weekend of Feb. 5
• Prisoner stole sheriff's key
• Energy-efficient buildings wave of the future
• Autopsy set today as probe of trooper's death continues
• Former coach recalls 'great all-around kid'
• Lawyer blasts 'court of public opinion'
• Fire destroys farm shed, equipment Shed, farm supplies destroyed by fire
• Noteworthy 02-04-11
• Kelley doing well after heart attack
• 'Hearsay' evidence to be allowed in property case prelim hearings
• Weis Markets launching mobile version of website
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Divine Redeemer
• Dean's list at Penn State University
• Three serving as student teachers
• 4.0 average St. Joseph's University
• College News: Bucknell graduate
• Tony Phillips seeks to succeed Erdman as county controller
• Gembic announces candidacy for third term on the bench
• Overnight fire destroys large shed, equipment in Elysburg
• Many lost power due to ice storm
• Numidia man, 34, who was missing since Friday, discovered dead on Weiser State Forest property
• Lynch was set to stand trial Tuesday
• Body of missing man found
• Former chief Nestor appeals conviction of falsifying police report
• 'Souper Bowl of Caring' slated Sunday at Shamokin area churches
• Gembic urges holding cells, central booking area at jail
• Noteworthy 02-03-11
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• Northumberland County government operating on a two-hour delay; PPL reports 134 outages in county
• Icy conditions expected to continue late afternoon
• Prison solicitor funding nixed; 2-1 vote cited as cost saving
• Truck belonging to former state trooper found abandoned near Strong in Mount Carmel Township
• Shamokin native heads U.S. nuclear deterrent mission
• County suspends loan program through the development authority
• 2 more on Republican list for Northumberland County commissioner
• Decision to be made in district judge replacement
• Unemployment ends 2010 at 12-month low
• Noteworthy 02-02-11
• Marino named vice chair
• Sandy Winhofer is Democratic candidate for county treasurer
• Sawicki seeks re-election as commissioner
• Sosnoskie candidate for SASB
• 3 laundromat thieves chased, caught by cops
• Feds order mine shut down
• Woman crossing Route 61 hit by car
• Bishop visits Lourdes
• Police investigate inmate death at Frackville prison
• Local crews, utilities ready for the worst
• Noteworthy 02-01-11
• Bishop stresses value of Catholic schools in visit to Lourdes
• New predictions have messy wintry mix heading in tonight
• Clausi, Sawicki to run again
• Noteworthy 01-31-11
• 164 local delinquents 'outed'
• Local tax delinquents owning $1,000 or more
• It just keeps on snowing Frequent storms not dropping a lot
• Fire hits home lacking power
• Three days of testimony presented in fly ash case
• Noteworthy 01-30-11
• For the Record 01-30-11
• Fire does damage to Sunbury area home
• Police Blotter 01-30-11
• Machine fire contained at Tri-State
• Lourdes graduate accepts position at veterinarian hospital
• Memorials: Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library
• College News: Penn State dean's list
• Bucknell students help New Berlin with energy needs
• Leaders react to fed verdict
• Coal Twp. grandparents of homicide victim are grieving, have compassion for suspect
• Schlegel-Culver holds open house in her Sunbury office
• Alternative energy developer praised by Obama administration; firm still has Northumberland County in mind, Schuylkill site gets permit OKs
• Senior Activities
• Local artist's painting to be on display at state museum
• Noteworthy 01-29-11
• LCE issues 18 citations to bars
• Police increase patrols for Super Bowl Sunday
• Lebanon Valley
• Mansfield Univ.
• Both lanes open on I-80 east in Luzerne County
• Slow go on I-80 east in Luzerne County
• Survival 101 aims to discourage teen drivers from texting, calls
• Former officer acquitted by jury; two others found guilty of one charge each
• Mistrial 'Prejudicial' remark causes judge to end drug case testimony
• Lourdes to mark Catholic Schools Week
• Shamokin emergency squad now has state's highest status It's only unit in county with 'advanced' distinction
• Reiner to seek re-election as sheriff
• News in Brief 01-28-11
• College news: West Chester graduate
• Dean's list honors met at HACC
• Ashland native achieves dean's list
• Bloom University lists December graduates
• Keep motorists and plow operators safe this winter
• Jury recesses for the day in trial of former police officers
• Cops: Man admits to stabbing girlfriend
• Man ran through flames to escape Herndon blaze
• How much lumber is 1M board feet?
• Erdman to take job with Corbett
• Alleged dealer, girlfriend on trial
• Faulty chimney possible cause of Coal Twp. fire
• MCA school board lauded for service
• Noteworthy 1-27-11
• Man killed in 1-car crash
• District Court 1/27/11
• Masser named to 4 committees
• Bishop to deliver Mass, kick off Catholic Schools Week at Lourdes
• Erdman to resign as Northumberland County controller Feb. 13 to take job in Gov. Corbett's administration
• Forest Hill's annual 'Soupie Bowl' event kicks off Saturday
• Flames still roar at scene of Herndon fire
• Line Mountain discusses options at Dalmatia
• Source of fuel smell on Academy Hill unknown
• Outage cause still under investigation
• Fire destroys factory
• Mt. Carmel lifts 5-day suspension
• Sparks from torch ignite fire that destroyed Herndon factory
• Noteworthy 1/26/11
• District Court
• SEDA-COG can provide assistance for rural areas seeking broadband
• Schlegel-Culver assigned to 4 House committees
• Marino co-sponsors HR3, which will ban funding for abortions
• Former Shenandoah officer says county managed investigation
• Woman charged after standoff with police
• 6,000 had no power on season's coldest day
• Sitting together during speech 'important step,' Toomey said
• 5 homeless after fire
• Noteworthy 1/25/11
• Marino picks Sunbury for local district office
• House considers state store sale study
• Fire hits Coal Township house; responders fight frigid conditions; police officer rescues dog
• Power restored after 87-minute outage in Northumberland, Columbia counties on sub-zero morning
• Local vets honor one of their own despite temps hovering only in the teens
• Shamokin residents escape serious injury in Montour County
• Some NEPA lawmakers get first crack at hot-button issues
• District Court
• Temperature will drop below zero overnight
• Electronics galore discarded at local recycling event
• Corbett promises to take state in new direction
• For the Record
• Selinsgrove native to join Sunbury law firm
• Centralia couple await final decision on home
• 3 students receive FFA degrees
• Sentencing postponed to Feb. 23
• Judge refuses to dismiss allegations that officers obstructed investigation
• Public is still safe despite American Hose's suspension
• Local man fights dumping of coal waste in old mine
• Noteworthy 1/22/11
• Mt. Carmel native charged with rape
• New York man killed in tractor-trailer crash
• American Hose temporarily suspended by Mount Carmel Borough Council
• MCA approves hiring freeze, with additional cuts expected
• Agent: ex-Shen policeman lied
• Amazing turnaround Survival of Coal Township Recycling Center was once in doubt; now it's turning a profit
• News in Brief 01-21-11
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• Gilroy is candidate for full term as county treasurer
• Christmas season was highly successful for Salvation Army
• Geisinger to improve 'door-to-balloon' times
• Mount Carmel Area Public Library Memorials
• DOG RESCUED
• DA testifies about taking over probe
• Transient released
• Mt. Carmel code officer ready for new legislation
• No one injured when lumber truck tips over onto Route 61 in city; highway closed for several hours
• Baker appointed part-time officer in Mt. Carmel Twp.
• Schuylkill rep named to 4 House committees
• Thomas Aber, Milton resident, is candidate for commissioner
• Marino co-sponsors repeal bill
• Noteworthy 1/20/11
• Elizabethville man killed in one-vehicle accident
• District Court 1/20/11
• Slow commute for some, no commute for others in Tuesday's slippery weather
• New reading program OK'd; Shamokin Area Board members argue
• Transient 'critical,' but probe reveals nothing
• Local legislators embrace change
• Jury hears 2 more witnesses in trial of former officers
• Northumberland County commissioners pull county away from jobs committee
• Angel Food deadline extended
• Noteworthy 01-19-11
• County salary board OKs reworded notion
• Rainbow Club
• Thomas Jefferson dean's list
• Carmelite 50-Plus
• Corbett formally takes oath of office as Pa.'s new governor
• Lt. governor installed; Corbett ceremony taking place
• PennDOT lifts speed restrictions on I-80, I-81, other highways
• Heated discussion at Southern Columbia Area
• Report offers blueprint to implementation of health care legislation
• Corbett's cabinet
• After 11 ½ years in the area, Dr. Cefalu is off to Florida
• Hobo's 'burn' brings hazmat to Herndon
• Slippery, sloppy weather expected
• Injuries minor from Sunday crash; police continue probe
• Police Blotter 01/18/2011
• Noteworthy 01-18-11
• Expansion slated at Pine Barn Inn
• Cancer society needs volunteers for Road to Recovery; training this week
• Line Mountain School District kindergarten registration
• Mark C. Gilger Jr. attained dean's list honors
• Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library memorials Dec. 1, 2010 to Jan. 12, 2011
• Winter weather advisory in effect for Northumberland County tonight, tomorrow; 'light glaze of ice' predicted
• Transient hitching ride on train claims he was burned by chemicals
• Transient hitching ride burned by chemicals; jumps off train in Herndon
• Zurick unsure about future as chairman
• PCN to air inauguration activities
• Corbett set to take oath
• New law makes changes in child custody process
• Farewell, Ed Elected officials, party chairs and businesspeople take stock of Rendell's eight years as governor of Pa. Local leaders share 'takes'
• News in Brief
• For the Record 1/16/11
• CSO to hold clothing drive
• Dean's list at Suquehanna University
• Witness claims cop wanted to kick Shen assault victim
• 5-year-old teaches sign language to classmates
• Artist brings a 'touch of France' to Shamokin's Fine Art Gallery
• Strategy meeting for CareerLink was held Friday
• Malfunction in press room limits News-Item's color capability
• Masser district office fully ready; hours set
• Noteworthy 1/15/11
• Judge seeking six-year term
• Cause of fire undetermined
• Lifeguards are needed for Special Olympics practices
• Completes basic
• 'Lucky' certified as therapy dog
• Lourdes Regional
• 4.0 average at Slippery Rock University
• Graduates from Bloomsburg University
• Fall semester dean's list at Misericordia
• Honor student at Immaculata University
• Dean's list at Bloomsburg University
• Graduates from Bloomsburg University
• Dean's list at Susquehanna University
• Three left homeless after fire destroys home in Lower Augusta Township
• Walsh takes the stand
• Bob Pittello's passion for football, family recalled at funeral
• Fire destroys rural home
• Coal Township Recycling Center operated at 12 percent return in 2010
• Line Mountain board doing early work on new budget
• FAFSA application available online
• Noteworthy 1/14/11
• Judge Kear to retire Jan. 31
• District Court 1/14/11
• Organization news: Lady Lions
• Winter meeting set for farmers
• New gadgets cook up tech euphoria
• Sewer authority appoints new chairman
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Rice to seek re-election
• Victim advocate is named 'shining star'
• Dean's list: Thomas Jefferson School of Nursing
• Jurors to be picked in ex-cops trial
• State law protects Tafner's pension
• Mount Carmel hopes to find new borough building
• Longtime Mount Carmel insurance agent has retired
• Noteworthy 1/13/11
• 1/13/11 District Court
• DEP fines firm for illegally dumping and storing waste
• Municipalities issue snow emergencies to clean up from Tuesday's storm
• Jury selection continues in ex-officer trial
• Line Mtn. hires interim principal
• Girl leads a normal life, despite Type 1 diabetes
• Fire company is installing solar panels
• Winter advisory in effect this morning
• County grant will provide flood relief in Kulpmont
• Shamokin American Legion building to get new windows
• MC Twp. Oks budget with no tax increases
• Habitat for Humanity adds Northumberland
• Marut recalled as courageous, devoted to God
• Senator Gordner urges officials to apply for grants
• Gordon man charged in Coal Twp. Wal-Mart theft
• Southern Columbia Vice President not voting no because he's anti-education
• Noteworthy 1/12/11
• Jury selection to resume Tuesday in trial of former Shenandoah officers
• City to buy time clocks
• Anthracite Mining safe despite Monday's incident in wadesville
• Man entrapped at Wadesville Breaker flown from scene
• Local lawmakers are taking precautions, but not afraid
• Council president 'furious' about 'lies'
• A single, terrifying moment: shots fired, a scuffle and some luck
• 3 to 6 inches of snow predicted
• District Court 1/11/11
• Graduates
• College News
• Dean's List
• Noteworthy 1/11/11
• Paxinos scouts attend Order of the Arrow Winter Banquet
• Bullying widespread, but children, adults can stop cycle
• Jury selection begins in Shenandoah cops' trial; DA may be called as witness
• Worker flown from Schuylkill County mine site after being entrapped
• Rendell sees mark in education
• New law to enforce proper disposal of electronics
• Dean's list at Penn College
• University of Pittsburgh dean's list
• Dean's list at Shippensburg University
• Man with ties to Schuylkill County said he is one of two who tackled Arizona gunman
• 'A celebration of academics' Billboard on Sunbury Street part of strategy to change attitudes about Shamokin Area schools
• Natalie man pleads guilty in investment scheme
• Noteworthy 01-09-11
• For the Record
• 3 former Shen policemen to go on trial
• Tafner pleads guilty to embezzling $1 million-plus from American Hose
• Former patient, neighbor remembers late Dr. Gehris
• Cwalina to report to jail
• Shoch is first to announce for county commissioner
• Board to vote again on raises Wording on original motion not correct
• District Court 1/8/11
• Noteworthy 01-08-11
• Tafner pleads guilty to federal charges she embezzled $1M plus from American Hose; resigns from principal post
• Ex-cop's porn trial continued
• Mount Carmel adopts police contract
• County grants raises
• Methods changed, goal is the same
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• MCA school board votes down international trip
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• Noteworthy 1/7/11
• Copper pipe stolen
• Rebate deadline Jan. 31
• Angel Food orders due
• There's plenty to do, outdoors and indoors, in regional communities Get ready for a great Valley January
• 'Valley' guide now available Emphasis on region's many downtowns
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• PPL customers can spend less with time-of-use pricing
• Marino remembers late father during ceremony
• Marino draws fire for going to fundraiser
• House considers cuts to lawmaker benefits
• Drug Court leads friends to sobriety and better lives
• Clean since '07, Shamokin man is helping daughter get free of heroin
• District Court 1/6/11
• Man to serve up to 2 years in assault death
• OT reduced at county jail
• Noteworthy 01-06-11
• Marino recalls father as he's sworn into Congress
• 95th Farm Show kicks off Saturday
• Marino among beneficiaries of $2,500-per-person fundraising dinner
• Philanthropist, matriarch Janet Weis, 91, dies
• 'K2' among the 'legal' options for drug use
• Masser, Culver among freshmen legislators to take first oaths of office at Capitol
• Marino to be sworn in today
• 11 killed in car crashes over New Year's holiday weekend
• Noteworthy 1/5/11
• For The Record 1/5/11
• Masser, Schlegel officially sworn in
• Zerbe ups fee to burn yard waste
• Herndon elects same leadership Request considered for cemetery road plowing
• Kessler chairman in Butler
• No changes to MC Twp. board
• Ed Payeskie chairman of Ralpho Twp. board
• Shamokin Township awarded $72,405 for sewer extension
• Phases of Drug Court
• Local reps are humbled and excited
• Blaze leaves 6 without home
• Officials: Drug Court, frequent 'raids' making positive impact
• Lions complete holiday events
• Mount Carmel Area Library Memorials
• Divine Redeemer Memorials
• 1 hurt in small plane crash
• Noteworthy 01-04-11
• Coal Township man finds many opportunities to help the less fortunate
• Taking a Stand: Atlas man creating information center to help parents, addicts
• Top stories: No. 5 - OHV park became divisive issue; next public meeting likely in March
• Top stories: No. 4 - Area CareerLink merger spawns larger concern
• Top stories: No. 3 - Masser prevails in nasty race to replace Belfanti
• Top stories: No. 2 - Expensive trial, Harrell's antics drew considerable attention
• Top stories: No. 1 - Geisinger deal is seen as a saving grace for SACH
• New year rings in with celebration, proposal
• Taking A Stand: Government, individuals step up against addiction
• Taking a Stand: 'Community needs to get angry'
• Turnpike tolls go up Sunday
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• Lawyers for former Shenandoah police officers ask for trial delay
• Mount Carmel adopts budget, no tax increases
• Northumberland County unemployment rate decreases
• Agricultural surveys on tap for Pa., nation, says Masser
• Noteworthy 12/31/10
• Keep the party off the roads this New Year's
• State reps to be sworn in on Tuesday
• 4 top staff members appointed
• Sheriff's sale set for Center City
• Noteworthy 12-30-10
• District Court 12/30/10
• Geisinger Authority celebrates 35 years
• Shamokin set for annual coal drop
• Music, theater part of celebrations throughout region
• things we 'drop'
• Northumberland County budget passes with Commissioner Clausi voted no
• Noteworthy 12-29-10
• Retired CEO leads early childhood education group
• How to apply for tax/rent rebate
• Are you eligible for tax/rent rebate
• Thousands can still get 'rebate' Average property tax savings is $399; Friday is deadline to apply
• Noteworthy 12-28-10
• County budget OK expected
• Area dodges snow
• WWII vet honored by Frackville Lions
• Area may see 'White Christmas' a day late
• Doctor on the mend Chakrabarty, hurt in crash, well on path to recovery
• Noteworthy 12-26-10
• For the Record 12-26-10
• Six of family's nine kids taking part in live Nativity at Mother Cabrini Church
• God's Grub dishes up holiday cheer
• M.C. native graduates cum laude
• Southern student makes dean's list
• Noteworthy 12-24-10
• District Court 12/24/10
• Dunham to perform at Bloom Fair
• Workforce chief's salary tops $100K
• Gordner seeks statewide review of all CareerLinks
• Officers, Santa throw Christmas party, give gifts to area children
• Geisinger acquires SVI in Lewisburg
• Early obit deadline
• Noteworthy 12/23/10
• District Court 12/23/10
• Christmas Eve services slated
• Shamokin Knights welcome ARC for annual Christmas Party
• Global Nuclear Disarmament Fund Strategic Studies Institute shares mission statement
• Autopsy photos banned from Shen police trial
• Global Nuclear Disarmament Fund plans school at Holy Spirit building
• Meet the people, learn the history behind GNDF
• Noteworthy 12/22/10
• Saylor will seek another decade
• Kelley reflects on 50 years in funeral business
• Library floods again
• Ex-cop receives 2nd DUI
• Noteworthy 12/21/10
• Halifax man killed in fire
• Ecuadorian students get a feel for Pa. thanks to exchange program
• Organists, soloist provide festive entertainment in Mount Carmel
• 'Old Fashioned Christmas' big hit in downtown Ashland
• Back in 1928...
• Old-Fashioned Christmas is big hit in downtown Ashland Ashland's 'Old-Fashioned Christmas'
• 'Parade' coming to The News-Item Popular magazine will be part of Sunday edition starting Jan. 2
• Most cyber schools not making AYP 9 of 10 used by local students failing; 'supers' question accountability
• Historical plaque recognizes Hibernian House significance
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• For the Record
• 2 escape injury in accident
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• New Shamokin bakery retains old-fashioned taste of Nash's Former owner helping West Cameron woman with Mimi's
• Judge sets rules for Shen cops trial
• Medicare rumors abound
• After theft of kettle money, Pottsville organizations support Salvation Army
• GMC, Highmark reach agreement
• Man killed in accident near J&D Campgrounds
• Avoiding common holiday fire hazards
• Noteworthy 12-18-10
• Saturday spirit 12/18/10
• Shamokin church Christmas events
• Male victim in fatal crash not a Southern employee
• Rosini to seek DA re-election
• New law combines emergency, fire services matters in one act
• Geisinger, Highmark said to have deal
• Tax increase voted down in Mount Carmel
• Some city units empty
• Changing of the Colors held in honor of Matt Rusnak; next ceremony is Sunday
• Dr. Abdul recognized for cardiovascular care
• PPL bills will stay the same
• Holiday hours
• New road sought for SEEDCO park 700 feet long, it would connect Rt. 901 to site of proposed Intelliwatt plant
• Man guilty in 3 drug buys
• Weis partners with state center to enhance recycling program
• Ralpho Township supervisors unanimously approve the 2011 budget
• Noteworthy 12-16-10
• Police Blotter 12-16-10
• District Court 12-16-10
• Senior Citizen activities week of Dec. 19
• First UMC, Mount Carmel, to host program of festive Christmas music
• Senior Center members visit clients at VNA Caring Center
• USDA offers home mortgages and help for rural homeowners
• St. Pauline Visintainer Center
• Former MCA coach waives prelim rights
• Taxes increase by 2.12 mills
• Wood stove to blame for fire
• Saylor weighing possible retention Declaration on seeking another 10-year term is due by end of year
• Brush Valley Chamber spotlights Bader's Furniture, salutes Belfanti MCA show choir sings at holiday luncheon
• Manna for the Many
• Bond issue tabled
• Nursing graduate is honored
• HACC, Bloom U approve program
• State police offer holiday safety tips
• Noteworthy 12/15/10
• Former police sergeant charged in wire-tapping
• Zerbe Twp. '11 budget is adopted
• City native, Lourdes grad to lead library
• Gordner to give COLA increase to 18 libraries
• City increases fees
• Bullying program held at Shamokin Area
• Mt. Carmel Twp. residents under boil water advisory
• Noteworthy 12/14/10
• Midwest storm no worry for area
• Paintings, belongings of Mother Maria Kaupas settle into area set aside at St. Pauline Visintainer Center
• A very Zerbe Christmas
• Local firemen take on rescue course
• Have a safe holiday
• Resources available to gauge older drivers' safety
• Driver in accident during Friday's snow treated for injuries, released
• Noteworthy 12-12-10
• For The Record
• Police Blotter 12-12-10
• Sound Off 12-12-10
• Shamokin Twp. has new insurance carrier
• Beware freezing rain, then cold blast
• Weikel story revives another tale of WWI
• Masser, Zalar spent combined $540,000 in race for 107th seat
• Attorney contract fees top $564,000 Northumberland County has demand for outside experts, extra legal work
• Donations for bullying T-shirts still being accepted
• Organization News: Salon 8&40
• Workforce Investment Board's PA CareerLink decision clarified
• School pension hike OK'd
• Starting a tradition Coal Twp. couple team up with Santa to raise money for Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Firefighters respond to small electrical fire
• Transportation director fired
• Rail expansion project near Shamokin could spur further economic development
• Trevorton native offers wreaths, centerpieces
• Noteworthy 12-11-10
• Sunbury businessman convicted
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• Icy roads possible this afternoon in Northumberland County from light snowfall
• City to keep five-mill tax bump in '11
• Coal Township accepts budget, decrease to insurance price
• Blighted property owner found guilty on 21 counts
• Home at last
• Dog licenses sold online
• Noteworthy 12-10-10
• District Court 12/10/10
• Military Addresses
• Wehry concert to spread gospel
• MCA students calculate win
• Anthracite Steam officers named
• MCA announces honor roll
• Senior Citizens Activities Week of Dec. 12
• Shamokin-Coal Twp. Library Memorials
• Shamokin Area School Board appoints new solicitor
• MCA met at the high school, not NCCTC
• Line Mtn. chooses new VP, member
• Highmark, GMC may end contract Dec. 31
• Rail to expand
• Union denied retro pay
• Juvenile diabetes support group forming; first meeting is tonight
• Cookies with Santa, tree lighting, carols deliver spirit of Christmas
• Insurance fraud charges filed against area woman
• Video conferencing could cut costs for inmate proceedings
• Graduates from basic training
• Mount Carmel Area Public Library
• Noteworthy 12-09-10
• County supports $200M bond issue for Geisinger No taxpayer money is involved
• Legion Auxiliary 12-09-10
• Christ Memorial Episcopal Church in Danville free model railroad program
• Monthly meeting of the Mount Carmel Carmelite 50-Plus Club
• Storm dropped 5 inches on county
• Viewing tonight, funeral Thursday for World War I vet killed in action
• Elected officials' salaries frozen
• One man critical, another serious after 3-car crash
• 2011 county budget OK'd on split vote
• Counties to appeal denied CareerLink records
• Sestak stops in Sunbury to show appreciation for voters despite loss
• First female president didn't always like golf
• Geisinger recognizes national flu week
• Child diabetes support group to meet
• Noteworthy 12/6/10
• Name the deer contest open
• Union drops appeal, 'retro pay' coming County's battle with Teamsters is settled, but other negotiations are still not concluded
• 'Great to see the people' 'Downtown Christmas' brings holiday spirit, plenty of smiles
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• For the Record
• Kurt Masser chooses district office in Elysburg, hopes to have it open by next week
• Geisinger recognized for innovations in getting supplies, equipment to doctors, hospitals
• Careerlink meeting Monday
• Small eatery, big tree
• Unemployment up in October
• Noteworthy 12/4/10
• Man sets self on fire in suicide attempt
• Gordner selected to join Senate leadership team
• Vote on trees today at Downtown Christmas
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• Luminary event Saturday at St. Pauline Center
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• Plenty of activities in Valley during holiday season
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• Memorials: Divine Redeemer
• Santa sleigh schedule set
• 10 graduate from YouthBuild
• Phillips sworn in
• River floods at Milton
• 2 men charged for robbing taxi driver
• Noteworthy 12/3/10
• Yes, it is environmentally correct to buy a real tree
• Senior Citizens Activities Week of Dec. 5
• Mount Carmel woman marks 100th birthday
• Indiantown Gap plans holiday candlelight service
• Walk Through Bethlehem set today, Saturday at local church
• Wind, rain wallop area
• Man's vehicles hit...again
• WWI soldier's remains return to Schuylkill Co.
• New company in Reed Industrial Park will provide 15 jobs
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• Noteworthy 12/2/10
• Water service restored
• District Court 12/2/10
• STEB to buy software by end of year
• Career comes full-circle: He lost for county commissioner in 1979, now Phillips is one
• Phillips career glance
• Concert set for Sunday
• Economic development was top priority for Belfanti, a political natural
• Belfanti career glance
• Noteworthy 12/1/10
• Elks Teenager of the Month
• Paxinos native selected for scholarship
• 19 members of CPWDC voted to move CareerLink
• Political ads bring windfall for local broadcasters
• Fugitive turns self in to police
• Fire damages two city homes
• Three taken to hospital after two-car accident
• Meadowview Christian Academy
• Dr. Julie M. Snyder Christiana accepts staff psychologist job
• Noteworthy 11/30/10
• Special session produces no laws
• Gift-giving service provides presents in tough economic times
• News In Brief
• NS seniors build park tables
• Memorials
• MC Elks Lodge still accepting scholarship applications
• Altar Society holds annual meeting
• Pro wrestlers help Aaron Nothing 'fake' about this show
• Retiring rep clears out 30 years of files Masser seeking central location
• Carney office closes Wednesday; Marino has named just 1 of 3 sites
• Shamokin students get message on driving 'survival'
• Honor roll: Shamokin Area Elementary School
• Lourdes conducts annual liturgy service
• Mount Carmel Masons member earns prestigious award
• Noteworthy 11-28-10
• For the Record 11-28-10
• Stonington tree grower shares advice, dispels Christmas tree myths
• D/E up for sale
• Men arrested for stealing from cars at Laurel Mall
• LARC to sponsor gift-giving service
• Military News: Kulpmont private completes air assault course
• Noteworthy 11/27/10
• Four charged after fight at funeral home
• Church listings 11-27-10
• Hot new gadgets for your wish list
• Grace Independent Chapel welcomes its new pastor
• Day off opportunity to help
• Noteworthy 11-26-10
• 'Do we give thanks to God in the good times?'
• Northumberland County Commissioner Clausi wants to form task force to save CareerLink in Shamokin
• Thankful for ... Community spirit
• Union members optimistic despite leader's concerns
• Phillips new commissioner
• Noteworthy 11/25/10
• Mount Carmel plans 3-mill tax hike
• Atlas woman wins final week of football contest
• Church pledges to 'change the world' during Advent
• Line Mtn. to hold Christmas concert
• Honor roll: Our Lady of Lourdes
• Albert Einstein College of Medicine
• Local wrestlers raising money for Shamokin boy with cancer
• It's official: Phillips to be new Northumberland County commissioner
• Northumberland County commissioner appointment to be announced at noon
• Retired SUN vo-tech director approved as interim director at NCCTC
• SACH, GMC board members
• Shamokin Area Community Hospital to merge with Geisinger as means of survival
• Hospital histories, facilities
• Belfanti optimistic about change; employee says staff mostly excited
• Police say man stole money at Wal-Mart, drove car to its rims before escaping on foot
• Despite 'speculation,' judges to meet today about commissioner
• Dalmatia man dies of injuries sustained in crash
• Gifts sought for The Cornerstone to distribute to area kids, teens
• Noteworthy 11-24-10
• District Court 11-24-10
• Guard welcomes nominees for employer support award
• Geisinger announces 'full merger' with SACH
• Career-tech board at odds
• New job for Sister Margaret
• Coal Township man charged with theft by unlawful taking
• Noteworthy 11/23/10
• MCA joins Highmark fight against obesity $50,000 grant one of 13 given statewide
• Youth chorale expands, schedules auditions
• Organization News
• GOP push to revive school choice
• Billboard an offer of help for drug, alcohol problems
• As with past appointments, Phillips would be good fit for commissioner vacancy
• Memories about St. John's
• Noteworthy 11-22-10
• District Court 11-22-10
• Merle Phillips the new commish? Source says retiring legislator court's choice to replace Kurt Masser
• Pregnancy Care Center open again
• Senior Citizens Activities week of Nov. 21
• Military News: Headed to Iraq
• Organization News: Cecilian Club
• Noteworthy 11-21-10
• For the Record 11-21-10
• Pickups collide in city
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• Mount Carmel Area Ministerium hosts Thanksgiving service Sunday
• Council OKs repair for West End roof, Matulewicz opposed
• 'I hope he rots in hell'
• CareerLink out, LCCC 'committed' to Shamokin
• CareerLink out, but LCCC 'committed' to Shamokin
• LCCC pres wants board to reconsider
• IED blast takes Marine's legs
• Court says it will handle Masser replacement without committee
• Harrell shows no remorse after convicted on all counts, including criminal homicide
• Noteworthy 11-20-10
• SAHS locked down for drug search; no narcotics found
• Both drivers in head-on crash in critical condition
• Harrell guilty
• Board votes 19-4 to close Shamokin CareerLink
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• Drug search conducted at Shamokin Area this morning
• Judge to announce verdict
• New librarian expected by the end of '10
• Shamokin hoists Christmas tree into place, a labor of love for 'Moto'
• CareerLink decision will be made today
• Northumberland County judges plan to fill commissioner's seat next week
• Congregation to celebrate church's 100th anniversary
• Dental suite to be operational next week at Northumberland County Prison
• Ecumenical Thanksgiving service slated Sunday in Shamokin
• Judge expected to render decision in Harrell trial Friday as testimony concludes
• Bloomsburg University hosts IT advisory council
• Noteworthy 11-19-10
• Dirt, noise top issues at Atlas breaker meeting
• 'I will not be intimidated'
• Harrell takes the stand
• Ex-deputy prothonotary waives preliminary hearing
• Belfanti: No to CareerLink consolidation
• SASB approves trust, secures retiree benefits
• Pub crawl to promote fitness and fellowship
• Chamber thanks 'dedicated people'
• Noteworthy 11/18/10
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• Brigid Demko in '1300 Club' at MCA
• Harrell says he lied in his confession
• Random drawing breaks tie; Elysburg man wins week 11
• Testimony reveals each victim suffered 7 gunshot wounds
• Arbritrator's decision on the union leaves Commissioner Clausi begging Sawicki for support
• Shamokin and Selinsgrove CareerLinks may consolidate, Northumberland County Commissioners worried
• Northumberland County Commissioner Kurt Masser to retire Friday
• Search continues for bank robber
• Santa hits the streets of Mount Carmel on Dec. 4
• Noteworthy 11/17/10
• Bishop to launch 'WAN' for 37 diocesan schools
• Bids approved will provide SCA middle school, special ed students with new home
• Millions of dollars in coal royalties at stake in case
• Bank robber still at large
• Area school admins fear increases
• Couple misses out on property, gets promise from new owner
• Arresting officer testifies for five hours
• Judicial sale brings in $187,208
• Clausi saves Northumberland County nearly $19,000 by serving as auctioneer, but Sawicki wants a professional
• Noteworthy 11/16/10
• Woman pleads guilty to drug charge
• Art students win at Bloom Fair
• Four win from Mount Carmel studio
• Organization News
• Church of Our Lady memorials October
• Mount Carmel Knights of Columbus installs officers
• Insurance firm, fire departments reward winners of coloring contest
• 24 interested in Kurt Masser's Commissioner position
• St. Paul Lutheran Church honors area veterans
• 2 victims sustain no injuries in Schuylkill Co. attempted homicide
• Noteworthy 11-15-10
• Defendants in large MCA drug bust waived to court
• District Court 11-15-10
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• Code officers happy with impact year after Northumberland County judicial sale
• Top buyer from last year scopes options
• C.T. officials, contractor tour Springfield sewer project area Citizens' concern, approach of winter focus of meeting
• Water problems due to shale drilling not counted
• Man robbed at gunpoint inside his motel room
• Pre-schoolers art displayed at mall as partof Promise for Children Month
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• Northumberland County Career and Technology Center honor roll
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• Weis Markets to participate in America Recycles Day
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• Noteworthy 11-14-10
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• For the Record
• More than just a job fair
• Defendant's fiance takes the stand
• Ex-deputy prothonotary charged with stealing more than $9,000
• Scores from Friday night's playoff games
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• Noteworthy 11/13/10
• SCI-CT inmate guilty of indecent exposure
• District Court 11/13/10
• Shamokin woman charged with stealing from Northumberland County Prothonotary's Office
• Shamokin Township wraps up road work
• Military News
• Church collecting for children
• Ashland to add filing fees, costs to civil lawsuits
• Teen killed in car accident on her sixteenth birthday
• Greenhouse is not recipient of $500K grant
• Noteworthy 11-12-10
• Cause of power outage still under investigation
• City patrolman guest speaker at SAHS Veterans Day program
• Donations sought for Christmas project
• Shamokin man fulfills dream, buys Catawese
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• Northumberland County double-homicide trail has been costly, bizarre
• Senior Citizens Activities 11-12-10
• Valueof laughter in treating Alzheimer promoted at Northumberland County banquet
• Northumberland County Farm Bureau holds annual meeting
• Police blotter 11/11/10
• Arson fires not connected
• Noteworthy 11-11-10
• Volunteers help House of Hope
• C.T. man wins football contest
• Southern Columbia H.S. to host veterans program
• Terrifying, but necessary
• Omaha Beach sand serves as reminder of brothers' WWII service
• Harrell's comments highlight of day 3
• Red Gold owner accused of avoiding serving of sheriff sale papers for Shamokin building
• Downed line blamed for power outage
• Poem pays tribute to Vietnam veterans
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• Nine brothers who served Shamokin family has proud military history dating to WWII
• Deaf dog killed at construction site
• GMC doc, a Vietnam vet, makes PTSD his life's work
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• Veterans Day events
• Carmelite Club
• Divine Redeemer
• Weis raises $356,00 in food bank donations during Fight Hunger drive
• Noteworthy 11-10-10
• Kulpmont looks to grant money to spruce things up
• Fires within hours of each other both ruled arson
• Shamokin city budget has no debt mill increase
• No tax increase planned for Coal Township
• Feds chip in $500k for greenhouse boiler
• Double murder twists, turns Eyewitness admits to lying, portrayed by defense as 'jilted lover'
• Road repair woes in Ralpho Township
• No parking ban in Trevorton starting today due to paving
• Southern Columbia Area Alumnus makes $40,000 donation
• Shamokin Area band conducting annual fruit sale
• Parking, other fees to go up in Shamokin
• Jeremiah resigns
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• Shamokin Lions Club news
• Man dies after hit by car
• Car crashing into house disrupted calm evening
• Fire destroys storage barn
• 13 testify in double murder
• Noteworthy 11/8/10
• Mount Carmel planning fete for 150th year
• 'You are our heroes'
• Pennvest meeting on Tuesday will determine fate of Dimock waterline
• Holiday program shares gifts with area seniors
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• Thumbs up for coal plant in Atlas
• Regulations offer more disclosure of chemicals
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• 'Feed the hungry' Lavelle church serves 480 hot meals
• Belfanti rebuts criticism, analysis of 107th campaign Retiring rep rebuts criticism on 107th race
• $200K hike in salaries, but insurance drops $500K Five-year agreement affects administrators
• State tax ranking rekindles debate
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• Guidelines changing for CPR
• C.T. planning 175th anniversary
• Doctor remains in serious condition
• Noteworthy 11/6/10
• Red Gold to argue validity of sheriff sale set for Dec. 4
• Entire workforce laid off at D/E Associates
• 420 without power after pole fire
• Union rejects county offer
• DCNR secretary tells Northumberland County to get creative with funding
• Verizon white-pages telephone directory no longer to be sent automatically
• Snow showers to follow Thursday's heavy rain
• Friday night's football scores
• Noteworthy 11-05-10
• Facebook mobile app updates improve social networking skills
• Justice Department charges former rape and victim center director with embezzlement
• State delivers $793K for railroad expansion
• Charges stick against deputy treasurer
• Greenway master plan reviewed at meeting
• Senior Citizens Activities
• Area Veterans Day events announced
• Transit system focus groups open to public
• Northumberland County Unemployment rate decreases to second lowest of year
• Noteworthy 11/4/10
• Northumberland County vote results: 107th Legislative District
• Northumberland County vote results: 108th Legislative District
• Northumberland County vote results: U.S. Congress
• Northumberland County vote results: Governor
• Northumberland County vote results: U.S. Senate
• Neighbors chip in to purchase new wheels for Elysburg man
• Expert: Carney's biggest challenge, being a Democrat
• Scramble is on for county seat
• Masser anxious to start; holds no grudge against Zalar after election
• Referendum on tax shift is defeated
• 2010 election winners list
• Anthracite Citizens' Theatre
• Former teacher entertains Coal Crackers
• Kulpmont Ladies Auxiliary
• UGI, LIHEAP helping with utility bills
• Noteworthy 11/3/10
• Shannon Shaw wins football contest
• Grace Church celebrates 125th anniversary
• Retired officer pleads not guilty
• Marino defeats Carney; 'this is America,' defeated incumbent says
• MASSER PREVAILS IN LANDSLIDE DEFEAT OF ZALAR
• Culver makes history as area's first female elected state representative
• Election winners
• Turnout 'average' early; voters adapt to new sites
• County turnout 47%
• Masser has early lead
• Masser poised for victory
• Masser prevails, defeats Zalar by 2:1 margin
• Carney concedes to Marino
• Handerhan pleads not guilty in federal court to child pornography charges
• Mount Carmel assault investigation continues
• Noteworthy 11-02-10
• Popular Coal Township doctor upgraded to serious condition
• Follow election results on newsitem.com, Facebook or Twitter
• Belfanti 'melancholy,' Phillips emotional
• Voters to choose fresh faces today
• ATV fatality
• Cars cruise for hunger
• World War II veteran reflects as annual reunion held for last time
• Polling place changes announced
• Noteworthy 11-01-10
• Shamokin library memorials
• Local physician in critical condition after head-on crash
• Hospital salutes employees
• House of Hope launches Operation Restore Hope Facility for hurting girls fights financial woes
• Gov. signs blight bill
• Magisterial judge recertified
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• Noteworthy 10-31-10
• MC parade winners listed
• What will you do to bring jobs to the area?
• Math says Democrats will survive
• 'Atlas Antelope' honored at his NYC alma mater
• First fall fest 'awesome' in Trevorton
• Park dedicated to veterans
• Halloween Calendar
• Polls see Carney-Marino as toss-up
• Noteworthy 10-30-10
• Man charged with threatening to kill girlfriend and her pets
• Football scores Oct. 29
• Police look into report of assault
• UGI completes its part of culvert work
• MCA to vote on tax
• Corbett campaigns at game
• Scary school MCA's attraction is hauntingly creative
• Ex-coach is charged for contact with teen
• Noteworthy 10-19-10
• Domestic violence issue cast up at 107th debate
• Spending, college, jobs key topics for 108th
• Web usage detailed in porn case response
• Success of OHV parks detailed at workshop
• Kiwanas meeting stresses steps to avoid drug and alcohol issues
• SAHS Band to host TOB Chapter championships
• More images from watershed tour
• Inmate convicted of officer's assault
• Garvey's fire arson
• Vaccination best way to shoo the flu
• Shenandoah girl donates to Children with Hairloss cause
• bill pushes pension spike impact into future
• Semi-tractor loses brakes, barrels through Springfield, no serious injuries
• Large group covers abandoned coal lands of planned OHV park
• Park seen as 'economic engine'
• Democrats could be facing an electoral beating Carney is party's best hope to survive Nov. 2
• Anthracite Outdoor Recreation Area Steering Committee
• Busy days ahead for OHV park proposal
• Local dentists participate in continuing education course
• Shamokin grad elected clinical leader
• For the Record 10-17-10
• Noteworthy 10-17-10
• Applefest fans enjoy a sweet autumn day of fun
• Where do you stand on reform of the corporate net income tax?
• District Court 10/16/10
• Noteworthy 10/16/10
• Police dispel rumors of Oct. 5 Coal Twp. suicide
• Judge denies Northumberland County judge's motion to dismiss wrongful termination suit
• Halloween Calendar
• Canine illness concerns local veterinarians
• Center City to be sold
• Hauntingly good time
• Grants to help county, Zerbe Twp. parks
• 'There's no winners here'
• Noteworthy 10/15/10
• Mount Carmel Public Library memorials
• Belfanti honored by Northumberland County Housing Authority
• Shamokin Township road work on schedule
• County to host OHV workshop Industry session to last two days
• Saylor's recusal angers Clausi Judge decides not to preside over coal royalties case because former client is involved
• Coal Township Board of Commissioners swear in new commissioner
• 43 charged in drug bust
• Former Mount Carmel cop charged in child porn case
• Former Shamokin clerk/treasurer Brian Jeremiah enters guilty plea; no sentencing yet
• Shenandoah-area men convicted of hate crime
• 'Experience Works' is topic at People for Progress lunch
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• New bridge on Route 225 near Dornsife opens to traffic
• Ralpho Township Library memorials
• Senior Citizens Activities
• Ashland celebrates Applefest
• Elysburg haunted house opens friday
• Weiser State Forest open to traffic several hours Sunday
• Noteworthy 10-14-10
• Ralpho earns 'PROPS' for recycling program
• Mount Carmel Borough Council approves lease agreement
• Leads 'less frequent' in Mount Carmel pharmacy probe
• 'It's scary to be hungry' Scouts will address hunger with food collection during Shamokin Halloween parade
• Candidates do admirable job in TV ads
• County in fight for coal rights
• Former Mount Carmel acting police chief Handerhan indicted on child porn charges
• Jury gets hate trial today Life sentences at stake for 2
• Jeremiah pleads guilty to defrauding HUD; sentencing to come later
• Former Mount Carmel chief Handerhan indicted on child porn charges
• Shenandoah-area men found guilty of hate crime
• Mount Carmel area police rounding up 30-plus suspects in drug sweep
• Northumberland Salon Eight and Forty
• For the record 10/13/10
• Football contest week six winner named
• Deceased council members commemorated in Kulpmont
• Southern Columbia Area superintendent calls for charter school reform
• Southern Columbia Area a model demonstration site for special education
• OHV park receives new name
• 'Back to normal'
• Marino's friend has 'extensive' criminal history
• Witness: Donchak threatened 'civil war' in Shenandoah
• Noteworthy 10-13-10
• Proceedings in Shenandoah case to resume
• Developer looks to cash in if OHV park materializes
• Memorials presented to Divine Redeemer Church
• Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble's holiday classic, "A Christmas Story"
• Courthouse clean up complete
• Noteworthy 10/12/10
• Shamokin's emergency coordinator to resign
• Fire guts apartment, leaves couple homeless
• 21st century technology applied in Shenandoah case
• Evening lantern tours planned for Oct. 23 at historical society
• Conrad Weiser focus of meeting
• OLOL Memorials 10-11-10
• St. Pauline Memorials 10-11-10
• GMC program earns accreditation
• Noteworthy 10-11-10
• Firearms bill gains strength
• Housing trust fund bill awaits final votes
• Julia M. Frisby
• Landscaping begins at V4G billboard
• Handmade items a draw for Covered Bridge Festival
• How would you vote on gas severance tax?
• Health reform: Mum's the word On campaign trail, Democrats refrain from touting passage
• Elysburg Rotary names student of month
• Himmel's Church to mark building's 50th year
• Elvis tribute to benefit ARC, special athletes
• Paxinos woman's photos capture nature, landscapes Work on display as part of gallery's latest exhibit
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• Taylor Rhodes selected as Student of the Month
• Bill punishing firms that misclassify workers headed to governor's desk
• Noteworthy 10/9/10
• 4 cars crash on 61
• Clean up at courthouse under way
• Chief: Fire suspicious
• Jeremiah fired
• Testimony of alleged cover-up dominates courtroom Friday
• Coal Twp. man dies of self-inflicted gun shot
• Church to celebrate 'Harvest Home'
• Area's transportation needs subject of study
• Former dep. treasurer charged with taking $1,600
• Former city clerk, treasurer charged with defrauding HUD
• Participants in fight testify
• Erdman advises: Raise revenue or reduce expenses by 10 percent
• Senior Citizen Activities Week of Oct. 11
• Friday night football scores
• Herndon man among Masonic honorees
• District Court 10/8/10
• Noteworthy 10/8/10
• Murder trial begins Oct. 27
• Fed trial in Shen beating underway
• Week 5 News-Item Football Contest winner announced
• MCA announces homecoming court
• Floats to decorate the streets
• Dalmatia Elementary School set to receive renovations, more classrooms
• Brian Jeremiah charged in federal court with defrauding HUD, Shamokin Redevelopment Authority
• Noteworthy 10-07-10
• County Prison Board agreed Wednesday to settle a class-action lawsuit
• Man in grave condition after suicide attempt
• LOCAL AUTHOR TO DISCUSS HORROR BOOK SERIES
• Anti-Spyware legislations passed in House
• Shamokin native helps local candidates prepare for election
• Further collapse of North Shamokin Street property, police consider taking criminal action
• Robber still at large
• Grassroots rep: Drilling for gas is bad for area
• Lourdes grad serving in Afghanistan grateful to survive blast that killed 2
• drillers split on severance tax
• Pastor finishes 'big walk'
• Expect backups on Veterans Memorial Bridge in Sunbury as traffic patterns change today, Thursday
• Covered bridge festival planned this weekend
• Kulpmont native graduates from medical college
• District Court 10/6/10
• Noteworthy 10/6/10
• Completes basic
• Shamokin-Coal Township Library
• GospelBond raise more than 10k for Sunbury girl
• Line Mtn. 5th, 6th graders to stay put
• Jurors in beating trial to be selected today
• Mt. Carmel man featured in Smithsonian museum
• Noteworthy 10/5/10
• Poll: Rep. Carney holds narrow lead over Marino
• Mt. Carmel store robbed
• Jury selection in immigrant slaying case enters 2nd day
• Changing of the Colors ceremony held
• Earns doctorate from Lehigh U.
• Rainbow Club of Our Lady of Hope Church
• Lions Ladies support Kulpmont parade
• Two named AP Scholars
• Kulpmont native graduates from medical college
• Planning meeting set for historical marker
• Bridge-O-Rama scheduled
• The sixteenth annual Service of Tribute
• Police searching for two in theft of truck, assault
• Upcoming events for Halloween
• Students continue to help restore buildings
• Motorcyclist in fair condition
• Life's path leads new pastor to head church
• Pharmacy robbed at knifepoint
• Upcoming events for Halloween
• Students continue to help restore buildings
• Motorcyclist in fair condition
• Life's path leads new pastor to head church
• Christiano named 'Ouststanding Democrat of Year'
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• SAHS band will host Black Diamond Cavalcade of Bands
• October is a season to 'fall' in love with
• Mountain View acquires swing
• Fifty years together celebrated where it began
• Huge blaze destroys 5 Shenandoah homes
• Not Jumping on the "banned" wagon
• 'Booters' kick it up a notch
• Most businesses in state use loophole to avoid paying corporate income tax
• Weis Markets receives three EPA environmental achievement awards
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• Selinsgrove man charged with arson
• Northumberland County Commissioner Clausi wed longtime girlfriend in Florida Sept. 9
• Submerged power cables forced Dunham cancellation Tickets can be mailed in for Bloomsburg Fair refun
• Masser critical of Zalar literature Campaign flyer causes sparks in 107th race
• Susquehanna River safe from flooding
• Today's schedule
• Mellow complaint 'stayed' by Senate Ethics Committee
• Rendell won't support phased-in gas tax
• Noteworthy 10-02-10
• Church listings 10-02-10
• Saturday Spirit 10-02-10
• Ann-Joachim earns Experience Works award
• Rain, winds sock eastern Pa.
• Friday night football scores
• Shamokin Area homecoming tonight
• Noteworthy 10-01-10Noteworthy 10/1/10
• Health care needs expressed in assessment
• Health care reform a stress on small business
• Shamokin man in serious condition after bike accident
• Part of Rt. 11 named for fallen soldier, 21
• Pine Grove declares state of emergency
• Northumberland County in flood warning; southwestern Snyder part of tornado warning
• 'Vatican Splendors' exhibit to open
• Screenings for stroke, osteoporosis hosted by Holy Rosary Church
• House approves Fairchild plan to join fire, EMS laws
• Noteworthy 09-30-10
• Senior activities
• Poverty increases to 15% in Northumberland County
• Fair, town officials ready for rainfall
• Expert defends Sunbury police techniques in questioning murder defendent Harrell
• REO rocks grandstand
• Heavy rains predicted
• Northumberland County unemployment rate decreases
• Several positions created, eliminated at county level
• Noteworthy 9/29/10
• Mt. Carmel man wins football contest
• Clausi, Sawicki at odds over 911 center motion
• Alleged cat shooter headed to county court
• Man retires from fair after serving 38 years
• House approves severance tax amendment
• Book signing set Saturday in Mt. Carmel
• Participants sought for Line Mtn. arts council's Christmas concert Deadline to register is Oct.
• Memorials
• Healthy fair fare
• Side road to former breaker?
• Dinosaur displayed at the capitol building
• Laptop heat exposure not healthy for users
• Completes basic training at Lackland
• Noteworthy 9/28/10
• Patsies
• LPN honor roll
• Changing of Colors ceremony honors WWII veteran Matsko
• Elysburg Rotary announces Labor Day run/walk winners
• Shamokin American Legion Auxiliary
• Woman pleads guilty to conspiracy
• Man charged in Sunbury fight death pleads guilty
• Noteworthy 9/27/10
• Ghouls, goblins and chainsaws, oh my!
• Church dedicates $1.5M expansion with service
• Best in show winners named; others awarded will go on to Farm Show
• Coal Twp. native provides relief to Philly's hungry with new food bank
• Knoebels scores high in Golden Tickets
• Operator of ATV hurt, flown to Geisinger
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• Noteworthy 09-26-10
• 'Study Island' gets new ambassador
• There are two options when rolling over retirement funds
• New this year High dive, rainforest delight spectators
• Fair schedule
• Coach's wife most qualified, Latorre says No nepotism, MCA superintendent insists, about hirin
• Noteworthy 09-25-10
• Salvation Army addresses dumping problem
• Bishop to visit two Episcopal churches in area
• First UMC in Kulpmont to celebrate 95th anniversary
• Apollo's proud 'parents' see him off to Capitol Dinosaur unveiling set after reassemb
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• Coal Twp. makes tough choice From group of seven, new commissioner is selected
• Piekarsky seeks limit on evidence
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• Justice Dept: We have no record of Marino reference approval
• Shamokin Area Community Hospital plans Chinese auction Oct. 3
• Mount Carmel plans Fire Prevention Week activities
• Report shows Marino was in danger of losing his job
• Wednesday's 70-plus mph winds, downpour knocked out power to more than 25K
• 7 arrested in connection with drugs smuggled into prison
• Stuck between a Rock and Independence Street
• More than $100,000 spent to purchase two properties in Line Mountain
• Man charged in boy's death allowed to write daughter
• District Court 9/24/10
• Noteworthy 09-24-10
• Our Shamokin Band plans to play again after 6 years of inactivity
• house panel rejects sheriff bill
• PPL: Storm knocks out power to 2,500
• Upset sale nets $17K
• Saturday DARE Mile to be dedicated to John Anczarski
• Bloomsburg fair Weekend Schedule
• Senior Citizen Activities 09-23-10
• Noteworthy 09-23-10
• Plans under way for annual Applefest
• Father of girl says Southern should punish two boys who assaulted her
• Reiner supported rep's arrest power legislation
• Local church builds addition, thanks to donations, prayers
• Rx drug turn-in program set for Saturday
• Shamokin resident wins football contest
• Shamokin, Coal Township to get grants to fight alcohol abuse
• Noteworthy 09-22-10
• Don't fear the electric choice, chamber told
• Seven residents put their names in to replace deceased Coal Township commissioner
• Man, dog killed in collision with truck
• Bloomsburg Fair schedule
• Entertainment lineup will not disappoint Fair is 'coming together'
• Hero finally awarded his Medal of Honor Airman, killed in action in '68, once lived in Minersvi
• After 32 years, Lowe to retire as librarian
• Coal Township man hurt in 2-vehicle crash on Route 61
• Geisinger names three new board members
• Officer Bradley remembered by borough officials
• Man who fled rape charges returned to Sullivan court
• Resolution marks POW-MIA day; tree planting set at Capitol Oct. 4
• Where's the rain? Ashland issues drought 'warning,' 'watch' is in effect fo
• Harrell's confession subject of hearing Expert defense witness testifies it's possible to
• Next plan in the Southern Columbia Area School District building project approved
• S-CT getting $17M loan for sewer plant
• Noteworthy 09-21-10
• 4 hospitalized after crash
• Orwigsburg patrolman's body discovered at borough police station
• Keep children safe while on the road
• Milton man second county motorcycle fatality in week
• Noteworthy 09-20-10
• Shamokin principal visits Kiwanis
• Commemorative train cars for sale
• St. John's rings in 200th
• Journey to ordination brings pastor to a new beginning
• Scouts salute Belfanti
• Students create hydrant markers
• 'Bag of Books' program provides opportunity for summer reading
• Dog knocked heater over, sparking blaze
• Noteworthy 09-19-20
• Lowe's puts muscle, money into repairs at Mount Carmel ballfield
• Quiet summer about to change
• Jeep crash injures 4
• Reunion 'amazing' for 1st Lourdes class
• Plan for mosque backed at forum
• Pastor offers help for stressed colleagues Book, 'Shepherd's Balm,' has 52 'Mon
• Pumpkin prospects primarily promising Shortage scare persists, however
• 43 busted for drugs in county Shik neighbors praised for help
• Charges against Keefer move to county court
• Church listings 09-18-10
• Saturday Spirit 09-18-10
• Dedicated Legion member honored
• Senior Citizen activities week of Sept. 19
• 2 admit killing Hazleton man
• Noteworthy 09-18-10
• Zimmerman pleased by response to bacteria problem
• Dr. Sudhir K. Khanna announces the opening of a new clinic
• Friday night football scores
• Artley family holds reunion
• Aviation art focus of contest
• News in brief
• Chamber cancels Oct. 13 town hall meeting
• newsitem.com gets tweak, has improved functionality
• Agreement reached on use of fields for soccer practice
• CSIU exec to retire this year
• Accident victim dies
• Green project for greenhouses State loan, million-dollar investment will add 15 jobs at Kurt Weiss f
• Shamokin man faces charge in heroin O.D. Grand jury alleges seller sold 'Next Level' pack
• Easement issue delays start of Butternut Creek work
• Crash victims hospitalized
• Noteworthy 09-16-10
• Mount Carmel Township residents against coal breaker
• United Way off to good start in '10 drive
• Victim describes attack by four men; defendants held for court
• Court rejects Curran appeal on photo use
• Area schools proficient in reading, math
• District Court 9/15/10
• Noteworthy 9/15/10
• Coal Twp. resident wins football contest
• Kulpmont police seek information on dirt bike incident
• Ralpho Twp. questions Northumberland County's request to waive permit fees
• Bacteria is to blame at courthouse
• $400,000 difference between two Line Mountain options; board still hasn't made decision
• Man charged in 1970 rape to be extradited
• Ashland Rotary
• Degree in surgical technology
• Earns award for leadership service
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• Completes basic
• Noteworthy 09-14-10
• 'Second chance'
• City approves purchase of aerial firetruck
• Keefer not guilty on 7 vehicle violations
• Resident feels cheated; Southern Columbia Area School board considering health consultant
• Future of students topic at tonight's Line Mtn. meeting
• Movie theater closing at Schuylkill Mall
• Traffic backed up near Veterans Bridge as work zone ends
• Rider named in Saturday motorcycle crash
• Noteworthy 9/13/10
• Tech center welcomes two new instructors
• 1K walk for heart health
• Second solar farm project approved
• Six homeless after Sunday morning fire
• PCN, Widener University to sponsor weekly law program
• PCN will air monthly "In Session" judicial roundtable discussions
• Cambria Co. facility helps economy, but few locals ride Similar to local plan, Rock Run on former co
• 9/11 monument dedicated in Mount Carmel
• Ashland Technologies planned expansion could yield hundreds of jobs; however, it must get Cressona K
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• 'Biggest Loser' shares story of weight-loss success
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• Cambria Co. facility helps economy, but few locals ride Similar to local plan, Rock Run on former co
• Motorcycle accident
• County hopes for '11 opening
• Church listings 09-11-10
• Police Blotter 09-11-10
• Noteworthy 09-11-10
• Young Shamokin boy to benefit from two local fundraisers today
• Take-Back Day planned for disposal of medicines Sites set up in for dropping off unwanted prescrip
• Firm offers text warnings for DUI checkpoints It's another 21st century challenge faced by poli
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• Website exposes 'snitches' Informants blast back, while police monitor unusual Shamokin pr
• Stained glass honors teachers' memory
• Smoking cause of Ashland fatal fire
• For a great cause
• Murder probe details revealed
• Shamokin Area School Board Directors LaRue Beck and Tracey Witmer vote against paying bills
• Football scores
• Red Tornado warning tonight
• Annual gala to benefit GMC programs
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• Elks Student of the Month
• Completes basic
• Relief team
• Atlas man remains hospitalized in critical condition
• State police: Nine killed, 271 injured in Labor Day weekend car accidents
• 'Frye' hearing in Sunbury double shooting murder to start Sept. 20
• Noteworthy 09-10-10
• Lourdes' first graduating class plans 3-day reunion next week
• Clark's Grove to sponsor discussion on mosque
• American Girl Doll bingo Saturday
• Special meeting set to appoint successor for Santor's position
• Man dead in Ashland fire
• Gilligbauer cited again for abandoned vehicles
• Football scores
• Kulpmont resident first-week winner in N-I football contest
• Shamokin Township road plan going smoothly
• 105th birthday
• Elderly man reported killed in Ashland structure fire
• Cooking for a Cause
• Kiwanis supports project
• Weis launches drive to 'fight hunger'
• Interact Club officers
• District Court 9/9/10
• Noteworthy 09-09-10
• 'Angry' Marino has to explain heated exchange with protester
• thursday weekend watch
• Mt. Carmel pays tribute to heroes of Sept. 11 attacks
• 3 arraigned in Mt. Carmel beating
• The Bloomsburg Fair features something old, something new
• Man arrested after 40 years on the run from rape charges in N.Y.
• Ashland Borough Council pays tribute to late president, Joseph Leinenbach
• Train stops traffic, turns heads
• Divine Redeemer
• Stuff the Bus Campaign
• Ashland treasures displayed
• 2 injured in separate ATV accidents over weekend
• Noteworthy 9/8/10
• County jobless rate creeps upward
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle discharged
• Ceremony for Mother Theresa at church under her patronage
• Serious injury avoided in Trevorton crash
• Tech center shows off new equipment
• Friendly competition
• Jail hunger strike over
• Kaleta agrees with county on lease plan
• Noteworthy 9/7/10
• Ask and you shall receive
• Mass transit part of transportation puzzle
• In honor of the fallen
• Get the facts, not the flu
• Bikers travel path of Flight 93 Group stops in Shanksville, anticipates 10th anniversary in 2011
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• Ashland author takes on horror genre in stories
• Shamokin native to head base
• New England priest starts tenure at Mother Cabrini
• One, two, three - SUMO!
• Another ATV crash leads to serious injuries
• Noteworthy 09-05-10
• Man hurt in ATV crash
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• All Home Days on parade in Ralpho Township
• Artist's work will endure at Knoebels Creator of colorful signs, sculptures died Monday
• The 'sting' revealed Was there a leak at Shamokin Area, or was memo idea a failed 'sc
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• Work in progress for ABA marker
• Ashland Antlers bring back ABA Parade ... sort of
• Chopper sprays near Fabridam
• Drug-buy bust lands two in jail
• For the Record
• Officer injured in tense incident at Chestnut Tower
• Nominees sought for Piermattei youth award
• Man suspected in yogamaster killing returns to the area
• Big spender gets busted for stealing bank bag
• Culvert fix slated for next week Gordner gets word from UGI, which will foot bill
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• Dropouts rebuild lives, while rebuilding homes
• Casey describes father's legacy
• Southern stops Line Mountain, 49-20
• Saturday Spriti: God's love transform death into life
• Fireworks earns hose company honors
• Celebration of Polish Americans set
• Mother Teresa stamp cancellation
• Senior Citizen Activities
• Noteworthy 09-04-10
• Local football scores
• 'James Gang' enjoys Cancún trip
• Noteworthy 09-03-10
• Fall fun everywhere in the valley
• Wounded vets visit Knoebels
• MCA board discusses renovations to Silver Bowl
• Porn-viewing details revealed
• 91st All Home Days kicks off Saturday
• Two benefits will be held for young boy fighting cancer
• District Court 9/2/10
• Noteworthy 09-02-10
• Carmelite 50-Plus
• Knights of Columbus holds First Degree installation ceremony
• Kulpmont Lions Ladies
• MC4A presents fifth annual round of scholarships
• Church of Our Lady
• Paulinarians
• Mt. Carmel directors delinquent
• Ballots with error sent to troops overseas
• Friends, family, commissioners say goodbye to Albert Santor
• All Home Days schedule
• Motorsports shop to hold open house
• Grants sought for 911 center updates
• County hires new detective, solicitor
• Benefit planned for boy battling rare cancer
• Service held to pay tribute to late judge
• Fed trials set for Shen cops
• 198 commercial vehicles out of service after police inspection
• Noteworthy 9/1/10
• Weis offering flu shots
• Annual 9/11 service set
• Former girlfriend's statement given OK Judge also sets Nestor trial for April 4
• No charges filed in bike crash
• Noteworthy 08-31-10
• Commissioners, amid grief, must work quickly to find successor for Santor
• 'Ghost bike' gone from accident site
• Timeline for Belfanti monument unknown
• Noteworthy 8/30/10
• The Big Walk
• Coal Twp. commissioner dies at 71
• High praise for soldier
• Richfield man dies in accident
• For the Record 08-29-10
• Noteworthy 8/29/10
• Accident victim remains in critical condition
• Butterfly Day planned
• Farm bureau to meet
• Knights of Columbus in M.C. elects officers
• Casinos create thousands of jobs, but base pay criticized
• Patients, docs try OpenNotes Pilot project at Geisinger allows online access to records
• Pedestrian hit by car on Route 61 Atlas man, 80, in critical condition at Geisinger
• Board allows 8 from MCA to attend STC
• NCCTC will start classes Monday with 220 students
• Girl, 11, hit by bicycle, injured; bicylist, also injured, leaves scene
• Life Flight called for motorcycle accident
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• Police start DUI focus for holiday
• Reunion set for classes of '73 to '81
• Noteworthy 08-28-10
• Aqua spending $1.2M to replace Kulpmont main DeBenedictis discusses improvements in region
• Air quality 'normal' at register-recorder's office
• Celotex stacks demolished
• Coal Township High Rise resident awarded 2 college scholarships
• Military Address
• District Court 8/27/10
• Six defendants waive drug charges to court
• Noteworthy 08-27-10
• Bereavement Program receives grant
• M.C. Lions install officers, president
• 'The Art of Craft' showcases items made in Pa. for more than 200 years
• Leck Kill still under construction
• Public discusses Belfanti monument
• Man jumps to garage roof to escape blaze
• Man uses porch roof to escape fire in Coal Township
• Graduate receives nursing scholarship
• Senior Citizen Activities week of Aug. 29
• Geisinger chief exec named among 100 most powerful in healthcare
• Noteworthy 8/26/10
• Bill could extend sheriffs' law enforcement powers
• $500K donation will help Lourdes survive
• Lawyer objects to questions for jurors in fatal beating trial
• SASD sets own scholastic goals
• No Pertussis in Norry County
• Belfanti's wife responds to monument backlash
• Line Mtn. still deciding where to send fifth-, sixth-graders
• Red Gold, authority in court again
• Shamokin-Coal Township Public Library memorials
• Susan Hoffman, of Coal Township, receives award
• Completes training
• Patsies
• Noteworthy 8/25/10
• New principal, teachers will greet MCA students
• Dalmatia Ambulance salutes founder's 'helping hands'
• REGISTRATION Fall Fun Fest
• Vendors, participants sought for Fall Fun Fest
• Noteworthy 08-24-10
• Three teens listed in fair condition after car crash
• Cabrini picnic to support youth fundraising efforts
• Mother Teresa's 100th birthday to be honored
• Air quality still an issue at county
• Rendell hones transportation proposal
• Later start time for Southern students
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• Another step toward sainthood
• New teachers, facilities greet NS students
• Northumberland County Fair opens Thursday, offers food, contests and entertainment with free admissi
• Northumberland County Fair opens Thursday, offers food, contests and entertainment with free admissi
• Local dietitians publish book to help improve health of truckers
• Noteworthy 8/23/10
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• TOD agreement reduces hassles for heirs
• For the Record
• Noteworthy 08-22-10
• A fun time on the river
• Lourdes begins new school year with confidence despite drop in enrollment
• Schools at slow pace for 100% proficiency Annual report shows varied progress in reaching No Child L
• Southern, Warrior Run top charts in most categories
• Schuylkill dirt-biker killed
• Coal Township relayer, 75, honored for walking 100-plus laps
• Shamokin salvage yard owner Keefer charged with felony theft by state police
• Joseph Michetti to be elevated to 33rd Degree Mason
• Extradition hearing for accused killer postponed
• Noteworthy 08-21-10
• Friends from MCA reunite in Brazil
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• Further consolidations in Schuylkill County on hold pending appeal decisions
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• Artist derives joy from donating his talents to help other people
• Several arrests are expected in M.C. assault
• Man attacked while walking dog
• Parents address safety of MCA soccer fields
• Belfanti tribute talk of council
• Firefighters respond to dump fire
• County to name solicitor
• Dalmatia Ambulance marks 50 years
• Kulpmont native graduates basic
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• Shamokin youth group coming to Mount Carmel
• Noteworthy 8/20/10
• Milton woman convicted of making terroristic threats
• MCA shows phase one of athletic complex to contributors of project
• Dalmatia Ambulance celebrates 50th with carnival
• Annual peach fest Friday in Shamokin
• Local native to be featured in 'America's Oldest Band'
• New bishop urged to be 'humble servant and an affectionate pastor'
• Missing man, 53, found dead at furniture store where he had once been employed
• Counterfeit cash spent at Knoebels
• Noteworthy 8/19/10
• Office closed for air test
• Driver charged in Gordon crash
• Firm gets $36M stimulus grant to expand broadband in region
• Man accused of killing yoga instructor faces extradition hearing Thursday in Maryland
• New bishop in charge for diocese of Harrisburg
• 3 men injured in crash listed in fair condition
• Noteworthy 08-18-10
• Rape charges waived to court
• Man accused of killing yoga instructor to be tried in Md. Thursday
• SCA uses waiver to post meeting notice online; newspaper group say it's illegal
• Sewer complaints continue
• Chamber speaker links early learning, economy
• Winning vegetable recipes are 'simply delicious, simply nutritious'
• No 'pay to play' for 2 local teams
• More facts required
• 'Angels' help 4 young occupants survive fiery crash
• Noteworthy 8/17/10
• Robbery charges dropped as new, 'promising' suspect emerges
• Journey of one hero's memorial ends happily
• Events for new bishop begin today
• Public invited to twilight meetings
• Noteworthy 8/16/10
• Priest celebrates 60 years
• Two arraigned, one sought in robbery
• Four hurt in violent overnight crash on Route 61 in Ralpho Township; conditions updated
• Noteworthy 08-15-10
• Historical society re-creates colonial craftmaking Back in the old days
• No stopping the gas wells? State doesn't own mineral rights at some state parks
• 'Out of love for God' Native of Marion Heights celebrates 50 years as nun
• Robbery suspect released from prison
• Firemen check report of smoke
• Noteworthy 8/14/10
• New CAO for Geisinger
• Trauma surgeon joins GMC
• Cardboard shipbuilders prepare for annual event on Susquehanna River
• County prison lieutenant to run for sheriff
• Priest to celebrate 60th year with Mass
• Community joins in National Night Out
• Quarantine issued for tree-killing pest
• Senior Citizen Activities
• One afternoon, two rollovers
• Anglers must tread carefully, even when river's low
• Drowning victim was avid angler
• Bethel UMC to celebrate 150th Catwissa area church plans special events this weekend
• "Emmypalooza" to benefit little girl with rare form of childhood cancer, Saturday
• Paintings by artist David Fry gallery opening next week
• District Court 8/13/10
• Noteworthy 8/13/10
• Man charged for robbing bank
• Atlas Fire Chief Charlie Gasperetti appoainted Mount Carmel Township Supervisor
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• Civil suit against county, Clausi, Reiner continues
• Soldiers' Circle Memorial dedicated with ceremony
• Coal Twp. recycling center operating in the black

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