Sunbury, PA News

• Sunbury, PA News
• Students seek smoke reprieve
• 2 stabbed, 4 in custody after city melee
• Year-long drive nets 30 packages
• Special 'Fish for Free' day gets bites
• Flood-damaged covered bridge to be repaired
• Single mom is new millionaire
• THANK YOU to all the men and women who have served or are currently serving in t...
• Storms pound region
• Drizzle doesn't stop Mazeppa parade, service
• Lions raffling premium tickets
• Dial 211 matches callers, agencies
• Pastor: Some twist Scriptures for own ends
• Burgers, people sizzle
• It pays to monitor accounts
• Teens go for baroque
• 'To Do': Concert
• Firefighter union may char pacts
• M-W rule on drug testing is area’s boldest
• New shelter exec gets busy
• Tax boost could bring $120G pad
• Fire has burned beneath Centralia for 50 years
• 'To Do': Montandon Community Days
• California’s Coronado named nation’s best beach
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Barnstorming cattle badger citizens for beer
• 'A Day in Towne' tradition draws crowds to Boalsburg
• By June 1st, all our individual McCann Campus pages are disappearing, and we are...
• Fired Pa. president gets more time to clear office
• Memorial Day Observances
• Man pleads guilty in 2006 Penn State student death
• Streaker at Phillies-Cardinals game last night lost a bet
• Dragon capsule on course for space station arrival
• 10 Things to Know Today
• Jokester cop tased intern at station
• Midd-West taxpayers face increase of $109
• LARA: Charred bridge sound
• Stat of the Day: $2.6 million
• Northampton County jury sentences man to death in officer killing
• 'To Do': Ambulance Anniversary
• Judge denies convicted teen's request to attend vocational school
• Private supply ship flies by space station in test
• Forecasters: 9 to 15 storms this hurricane season
• 60 and counting: Laptop
• 10 Things to Know Today
• Murderer cursed his victim
• Police training targets drug DUIs
• RN kayaks river for miracle network
• Regional police department moves ahead
• Grandson faces trial in $142G in forgeries
• Fewer rail crossings translate into safety, exec says
• Lawsuit dropped against doctor, practice
• Killer avoids 'double-dip' prison term
• Congressional inquiry hears of wider Secret Service misbehavior
• State police probe murder-suicide near Watsontown
• 2 Valley schools in top 5.5% in nation
• Northumberland opts to build sewage plant
• Mifflinburg school board OKs millage increase
• Support grows for city garden
• Stat of the Day: 21,776
• State House approves sales-tax exemption for airplanes
• State lawmakers consider takeover of struggling school districts
• Can you believe it will be Memorial Day Weekend in just a few days?! Where is th...
• Take Me Home: Yip
• Joe Paterno earned $13.4 million pension at Penn State
• Montour County judge dismisses flooding lawsuit
• Shamokin man who abused puppy gets house arrest
• U.S. sales of previously occupied homes up in April
• 60 and counting: Cats
• Pen pals become BFFs
• 2 of 134 fail Midd-West drug tests
• Four earn EMS Providers of the Year awards
• Nursing home exec gets house arrest
• YMCA summer lunch program aids hungry kids
• Fate of Dalmatia, Leck Kill schools to be discussed
• Police: Boy playing with lighter destroyed barn
• Tons of pot found floating off Southern California
• Man becomes third person to survive plunge at Niagara Falls
• Police: Ford F-150 pickup truck stolen in Watsontown
• Facebook shares plunge today on the stock market
• Take Me Home: Daryll
• 60-year-old Middleburg man injured in Meiserville crash
• State police investigators probe Paxinos barn fire
• Congratulations to Tesia Batman-Neilson! She was accepted into our Criminal Just...
• Convicted state Sen. Jane Orie submits resignation this morning
• 10 Things to Know for Monday
• Life savers honored
• Valley school districts have combined $35M socked away
• Senior projects tap passions
• 900 earn degrees at Bucknell
• Arthritis isn’t just for humans
• Teens laugh, cry at train victim's fundraiser
• Madonna gets OK to use Valley teen's photo
• Stoned drivers' arrests up 77 percent
• Check, waiter (then check the waiter!)
• Towns powerless over train speeds
• 'To Do': Road Rally
• Holy cow! 1 in 8 million!
• Police on the lookout for theft suspect
• Back from dead, BU dad thanks all
• Transfer station project in Sunbury put on hold
• State Supreme Court justice says she is not guilty of corruption
• 'To Do': Motorcycle Run
• Idaho burglary suspect chooses briefs over boxers
• Facebook stock jumps 10 percent in public debut
• Take Me Home: Patches
• Rescued boater could face fines
• 9/11 families upset over ground zero museum delays
• 200 bid farewell to the New Berlin Elementary School
• Weis Markets worker swipes $8,000 in gift cards
• Beth Abbott is going to her prom
• Dogs and discs to fly Saturday
• Police stop 270 packets of heroin
• Gambling mailman's luck soured when inspectors caught him stealing mail
• 'To Do:' MayFest
• GUESS WHAT!! We're MOVING! No, no, not our building, but our Facebook Fanpage, a...
• Coroner: Suicide claims life of Robert Kennedy Jr.'s estranged wife
• Environmental meeting in Sunbury postponed
• Take Me Home: Erinn
• U.S. unemployment aid applications remain at 370,000
• 60 and counting: Coffee
• Report: Fewer U.S. home foreclosures in April
• 10 Things to Know for Thursday
• Midd-West closing two schools and cutting 30 jobs
• Midd-West Senior: 'I'm not sure why this is happening to me'
• Four Lewisburg seniors win Scholastic Scrimmage
• Three graduate from treatment court
• Clausi rejects state's advice on county's financial woes
• Witnesses refuse to testify in sex abuse case
• Cops: Drunk fired two shots at home, aimed at resident
• Flooded portion of Shakespeare Road near Milton reopens
• Flight 93 memorial fundraiser raises $2 million
• Stat of the Day: $1G
• Study: Memory loss with aging not necessarily permanent
• Three charged in Lewisburg area prostitution sting
• Manhunt under way for groom of slain bride in Illinois
• Old Forge police chief says he'll fight teen sex charges
• 10 Things to Know for Wednesday
• Suspect in police car smash-up a no show
• 105 girls talk careers at Junior Achievement symposium
• Milton students mourn for classmate
• SUN Tech enrollment climbs
• Tow-truck operator gets up to 2 years in jail
• Marino, Barletta earn low marks from Club for Growth
• 3 unvaccinated students barred from Selinsgrove schools
• 'To Do': Outdoor Life Health Fair & Expo
• Please “SHARE” this EXCITING news with McCann community! We are moving to a new...
• Poorly-rated bridges in Central Susquehanna Valley
• At the movies: 'Dark Shadows' has it all
• 60 and counting: Mother's Day
• 10 Things to Know for Tuesday
• Girl, 17, dies in car-train crash
• Selinsgrove school board OKs 1.3-mill tax hike
• Flooding possible in areas of poor drainage
• Man gets jail term in sex assault
• SU presents honorary doctorates to John, James Apple
• Fountain, agility equipment planned at dog park
• Stat of the day: 44
• EXCITING news McCann community! We are moving to a new page and will be joining...
• Pair steal $1,000 worth of iron lawn ornaments, Selinsgrove police say
• If you or someone you know is looking for a career change, take the first step a...
• 10 Things to Know for Monday
• Susquehanna awards 500 diplomas
• Dirty girls make mud run
• Who will pay to run more natural gas lines?
• Panel still grapples with feral cat rules
• Happy Mother's Day to moms of all kind!! How are you celebrating the "mom" in yo...
• Daily Item/Danville News ad staff wins five awards
• Correction: Shoch is solicitor
• Danville woman falls prey to top crime
• $2M in hole, county fears bankruptcy
• 7 pounds of ketchup in a hot dog?
• Unclaimed money to help fund legal services
• Cyber schools pull in $2.9M locally
• Sharing bed with baby elicits mixed reactions
• Philly police ID suspect in hot coffee assault
• Take Me Home: Clinton
• 'To Do': Cultural Festival
• Gay teen says teacher showed prom video to class
• Our fearless social media leader, @andrewodom, had a great suggestion...UNPLUG!...
• Kids' Weekend: Trains, cultural festival and homerun derby
• 10 things to know for Friday
• Kidnap-slaying suspect kills himself; 2 girls OK
• Lewisburg school budget deficit rises to $599G
• Shik director vows to fight millage increase
• DEP exec: Prove river’s unhealthy
• Milton Cultural Festival set for Saturday
• Stat of the Day: 65
• Virus-carrying mosquito found earlier than usual
• Shout out to the senior class of 2012, who will be wrapping up their high school...
• 'To Do': Jazz & Wine Fest
• Slaying defendant releases 'Murder' poetry book
• US stocks gain on unemployment report
• 'To Do:' The Shorkley Diaries
• Alleged drunk driver hits two parked police cruisers
• 10 Things to Know Thursday
• New voter photo ID law faces challenges
• Danville officials see no way to enforce smoking ban in park
• Doctor: Many don't seek care they need
• Stat of the Day: 16
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• FEMA to spend $3 million to raze 10 homes in Lewisburg
• Stat of the day: 94,385.
• A non-surgical test for brain cancer
• PPL offers outage center access for smart phones
• Shotguns stolen in Watsontown vehicle break-in
• PA moves to stop 'triple dipping' by state retirees
• Corbett stands firm on education, service cuts
• 10 Things to Know for Wednesday
• Shikellamy board ponders 2-mill tax increase
• Flood-damaged middle school to be repaired
• Mayor, 93, may lose chance to vote
• Point Township news sought for Pineknotter News effort
• Where's the beef?
• Landowners support hunting liability bill
• Scranton area football coach arrested on child porn charges
• Today is National Teachers' Day. We sure do appreciate all our Instructors! Who...
• PennDOT plans to replace 77-year-old structurally deficient bridge on Route 147
• Defense in Penn State case digs into accusers' past
• Stat of the day: 4.6 inches
• Shoch knew colleagues were gunning for him
• BREAKING NEWS: Northumberland County commissioners toss Rick Shoch
• Trailer loaded with beer stolen near Carlisle
• Admissions Luau
• Attention Students: Our Admissions Office will be hosting a Luau Party in the St...
• Remember to e-mail Heather.Waring@Mccann.edu if you are interested in an Online...
• 60 and counting: Busy
• Good...
• Ocean City: Dry New Jersey resort town weighs BYOB
• Penn State prosecutors change key allegation date
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• 10 Things to Know for Tuesday
• Milton board may lay off 6, raise taxes
• Midd-West leans toward school closures
• Sunbury police armed with new phones, computers
• MACC to mark 10 years May 18-19
• Marino back at work in Washington
• Geisinger studies health effects of drilling
• Lawyer says Sandusky won't attend pretrial hearing
• Plant A Seed For Your NEW CAREER open house
• Stat of the day: $187,674
• Panel concludes hearing on reapportionment plan
• Congratulations to Christy Miller for winning a $20 Gift card to Dunkin Donuts f...
• 'To Do': Child Injury Symposium
• Trends: Cities seek more money from tax-exempt colleges
• Police probe Churchill Downs death as homicide
• 10 Things to Know for Monday
• 44 Scouts take off in cubmobile race
• ‘School’ makes seniors scam savvy
• 800-plus support Susquehanna Valley March for Babies
• Cellphone tour available at Flight 93 memorial
• 'To Do': Author to Speak
• Did anyone find any great deals at yard/garage sales this weekend?! Tell us abou...
• Take Me Home: Charger
• 200 honor heroes
• Myth busters
• Race, religion collide in campaign
• Soup kitchen gets souped-up
• Scammer costs 49-year-old $1,500
• 'To Do': March for Babies
• Take Me Home: Butters
• River forum probes bass decline
• Stat of the Day: 43
• Vans await commuters
• Federal government sets new drilling rules on public land
• 'To Do': Spring Fling
• Take Me Home: Taco
• Police Log: Two more church burglaries reported
• On The Water: State commission seeks comment on river pollution
• Valley farmer joins Penn State Board of Trustees
• National economy sluggish in April with 115,000 new jobs
• Random question of the day: You are given 24 hours to do whatever you would like...
• Shik: Cut vendors’ pay 10%
• Synthetic pot still a felony
• Northumberland Sewer Authority: Build plant or join with Sunbury
• 50 gather for National Day of Prayer
• Convicted arsonist disbarred
• Stat of the Day: $119.9 million
• 60 and counting: Lookalikes
• 'To Do:' First Friday
• Random question of the day: What did you eat as a child that you can't stand now...
• Sandusky lawyer defends subpoenas, seeks more info
• Missing parakeet returned home after telling cops his address
• Pennsylvania dad finds turtle engraved with his son's initials from 1965
• 10 Things to Know for Thursday
• Fire rips through warehouse in Carlisle; No injuries reported
• Rail trail 'East meets West' walk is Saturday
• Frack cleaner botches DEP application
• School board has to decide if one counselor enough
• Scam Alert: 'You've won $250 million!'
• Stat of the Day: 4
• Newt Gingrich ends his presidential campaign
• 'To Do': Shikellamy State Park Presentation
• State gaming board names new head of enforcement
• First private cargo run to space station delayed
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 15 and Route 192, Union County
• Two Muslim men file lawsuit over state inmate strip searches
• 10 Things to Know for Wednesday
• Mifflinburg school budget has $600G deficit
• IRS forgives Northumberland Sewer Authority $200G
• Jury acquits defendant of attacking 5-year-old
• Commissioners Shoch, Bridy trade charges
• Stat of the day: $65
• Penn State alumni trustees voting enters final day
• Newt Gingrich to soon be an ex-presidential candidate
• 'To Do': Jazz at Bucknell
• Pennsylvania's voter ID law challenged in court
• Northumberland County and Penn Valley airports receive project funding
• Local unemployment rates continue to fall in March
• 60 and Counting: Spring
• Good morning! Please see the list of courses that are going to be available to t...
• 10 Things to Know for Tuesday
• Riverfront project almost finished
• Route 45 work to slow traffic for three weeks
• Veterans banners ready to fly
• Help bound for Kenyans
• Stat of the day: $25.
• Scam (Education) Alert: Free program Tuesday
• 'To Do': All School Art Exhibit
• Federal judge stops Texas law on women's health
• More cuts in Northumberland County
• School district wants Jerry Sandusky subpoena thrown out
• Tomorrow is CLUB/SPIRIT DAY!!! For the extended lunch schedule, check out our No...
• Clinton, Bush, Boehner to host Flight 93 event on May 15
• 2012 High School scholarship applications are due TODAY!! Spread the word if you...
• What are you doing today to keep a positive attitude?
• Australian billionaire: Titanic II will set sail in 2016
• 10 Things to Know for Monday
• SUV plunges onto zoo grounds; 7 die
• Plenty to do in Danville
• Milton celebrates opening of new library
• Crews stage sobering object lesson
• Mayor has plans for $300G block grant
• 'To Do': Production
• Take Me Home: Barnum
• Knoebels storms back after flood
• Frack cleaner facing hurdle with city rule
• Job-axing savings to fund loan payment
• 'To Do': Grand Opening
• Scam Alert: Promising new medical ID cards
• Take Me Home: Chad
• Chorus fest lets talents shine
• Feds back down on farm work rules
• Lewisburg in state’s Smart 16
• Pa. students get 2 extra weeks for vaccinations
• 'To Do': Lewisburg Market Street Festival
• DEP: Illegal waste transfer station fined $40G
• Stat of the day: 40
• Suspect tased, then makes break for it
• Have a great weekend, Friends!!
• Wife of state budget chief pleads guilty to DUI
• U.S. House ignores veto threat, passes student loan bill
• On The Water: Public meeting on state park operations set for Thursday
• U.S. House Republicans set to curb college student loan costs
• US economy slows to 2.2 percent in first quarter
• 814 area code change put off until 2018
• 10 Things to Know for Friday
• Selinsgrove teacher wins wing-eating challenge
• Line Mountain to hold hearing on school closings
• No pause with 3 paws
• Contents of 16 storage units going on auction block
• Pen faces trial over 26-day shackling of rapist
• THANK YOU to all who helped make Arrive Alive an awesome event!!! We had about 1...
• 'To Do': BUEC Grand Re-Opening
• Stat of the Day: 7
• Arrive Alive is still going on until 5pm this evening so come on out and learn a...
• State: Fewer than 30 health complaints about natural gas drilling
• State PUC raises questions about gas drilling law injunction
• Official: Secret Service probing another trip
• 60 and counting: Surprises
• 10 Things to Know for Thursday
• Midd-West holds back $1M, sued
• City man faces rape trial
• Lewisburg's Market Street arts show is Saturday
• SEDA-COG rejects Northumberland County nominee
• Community greenhouse idea grows on friends
• Totin’ victim curbs thefts
• ARRIVE ALIVE tomorrow from 9am-5pm!!!! McCann students can participate from 1pm-...
• Stat of the day: 47.5
• Penn State to spend $2.5M on PR firms
• Santorum dances around Romney endorsement
• 'To Do': Nobel Peace Prize nominee to discuss the environment
• Board prez: School would pass on grocery store site
• Court Docket 04.25.12
• On The Water: Buffalo Creek Kayak and Canoe Adventure is Sunday
• Take Me Home: Callahan
• Newt Gingrich all but concedes this morning that his campaign is over
• Milton man seriously injured in Montour County crash
• Buffalo Valley Rail Trail won't cross the Susquehanna River
• Anti-gang meeting to be held in Sunbury
• Four church burglaries reported in past 10 days
• Wind farm project in limbo
• Ex-firefighters face more arson charges
• Beer distributor opposes Weis plan
• 'To Do': Emergency Preparedness Day
• Stat of the Day: 3 percent
• ATTENTION: July 2012 grads it is time to order your suit through the Suit Up for...
• Electronic equipment taken in second church burglary within a week
• Lewisburg school opens late due to bomb threat
• 'Like' this status if you've VOTED TODAY (or plan to vote when you are done clas...
• Bears interrupt weather report on WNEP Channel 16
• U.S. Housing: New home sales off 7 percent in March
• Company aims to strike it rich by mining asteroids
• 60 and Counting: Money
• Pennsylvania ski resort reopens thanks to spring snow
• Labor, tea party impact under scrutiny in primary election races today
• State Rep. Bill DeWeese hands in his resignation letter,
• Finals schedule have been posted! SPRING TERM 2012 FINALS SCHEDULE TUEDSDAY,...
• Grant to save three teaching jobs
• Weather forces growers to shift plans quickly
• Ex-officer says love led him astray
• East Buffalo OKs Pa. House memorandum
• Barletta: Jobs, gas prices are top issues
• DA reopens case in light of Inch's death
• 'To Do': Free Presentation
• Stat of the day: 12 percent
• Governor declares disaster emergency today for western PA snowstorm
• Driver who hit Penns Creek man who later died may face more charges
• Spring storm closes schools, knocks out power in western Pennsylvania
• State turnpike drops speed limit due to western snow
• George Zimmerman released on bail this morning from Florida jail
• A conversion experience
• Penns Creek historian dies of injuries
• April showers welcome in Valley
• Theater co-founder mines healing power of stories
• Santorum's name still on ballot
• Rail span will be inspected
• 'To Do': Holocaust Remembrance Day Talk
• Happy Earth Day! Have you done anything this year to go Green?
• Take Me Home: Cassy
• High School Stock Market Game: Frosh 'earn' $596G!
• Middle School Stock Market Game: Tech loss a clincher for Danville
• Watergate figure Colson dies
• 'To Do': Escorted Bicycle Rides
• Take Me Home: Daisy Jane
• Signs of anger among 200
• Landmark clock telling time again
• Hearing God through a Harley’s rumble
• Public did not pay extra for DA meal
• Bill would bar party labels on absentee envelopes
• 'To Do': Eco-Arts Festival
• Hundreds of thousands may lose Internet in July
• Huge THANK YOU to Subway in Sunbury for your generous food donation for Arrive A...
• Just for a little Friday entertainment :) If you could attempt a world record.....
• Stat of the Day: Hockey playoffs and the number 16
• Drought-busting rain on the way (for some)
• George Zimmerman's wife testifies he isn't violent
• Hill streets boos
• Troopers’ silence after slaying has reason, ex-investigator says
• Parents arrested: City toddlers lived with bugs, feces, mold
• Democrat mounts write-in campaign in 108th
• Charter school plan being reconfigured
• Veterans Administration to add about 1,900 to mental health staff
• Stat of the day: $47
• Tree planting to begin at Flight 93 memorial
• 'To Do': Green Lunch Bag Series
• State unemployment rate down slightly in March
• Earth Day 2012 Recycling Event Saturday-April 21,2012 9:00 A.m. – 1:00 P.M. Ope...
• Secret Service tries to quell furor over scandal
• Western Pennsylvania girl born without hands wins penmanship award
• Meeting to bring Hill residents to downtown
• Former dancer recalls 'Bandstand' days
• Stilp rides Flying Pink Pig Bus into Valley
• Recruitment ads by for-profit colleges targeted
• "To Do": Third World Film Series
• Stats of the day: Cost per capita of Snyder County public works projects
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark has died
• Judge quits Trayvon Martin case, cites conflict
• Courteous driver facing charges after leaving early morning crash
• Republicans alert women to dangers of tanning while using birth control pills
• Lake Augusta boating season begins next month
• As a Reminder to all of the Spring 2012 July Grads the First Mandatory Seminar i...
• Secret Service prostitution scandal roils Washington
• March marked all-time high for table games in state
• Hungry bovine partial to family's cabbage
• Commissioners clash on job cuts
• Many professors make more than $100,000
• Warm weather hooks trout enthusiasts
• Councilman calls for public Celotex meeting
• Snyder County, demoted assessor settle suit
• Space shuttle Discovery lands at its new home
• Tales of survival from deadly tornado in Oklahoma
• 60 and Counting: Welcome to my new blog
• WELCOME all new students, and welcome back current students!!! Have a great firs...
• It's a new chapter for Milton Public Library
• Third-graders to be split between schools until Thanksgiving
• Commissioner calls Culver, Gordner 'cowardly'
• Police call off search for homicidal intruder
• Beaver Springs transforms into 'Eco-Town' on Saturday
• Just a friendly reminder to all the procrastinators out there...deadline to file...
• Ranshaw man's death in fire ruled accidental
• Weis worker accused of stealing $8,300 in gift cards
• National economic outlook brightens as retail sales rise
• Space shuttle Discovery ready for voyage to Smithsonian
• 13,000 Valley voters barred from primary
• Spring 2012 Schedule Because the Student Portal currently does not show room nu...
• Coroner called for Ranshaw fire victim
• Their diamond sparkles again
• Teen was pinned by charging bull
• No, the checks won't be in the mail
• Stock Market Game enters final week
• Police continue probe of intruder homicide
• Taliban insurgents stage major assaults
• Turbot Township woman shot, killed by intruder
• Selinsgrove collector’s Titanic wares at 400
• School, 62, will close after Mass
• Thousands can’t pipe into gas under feet
• Sale of 400 bags to benefit shelter
• Inside Pennsylvania magazine a winner in national contest
• Rapper Nelly draws 2,500 at Bucknell
• Buffett tax would trim U.S. deficit only 3.62%
• Saturday tour starts at new Rail Trail
• Jobs on line to pare $1.8M deficit
• Pennsylvania says gambling produces $783 million in tax relief
• Daily Item writers win five Keystone Awards
• Traffic restriction lifted on Route 61 near Shamokin
• Bill would protect cherished right to drive tractors to school
• This renovation project's going to take longer than originally planned
• Our Drunk Buster Goggles have arrived for our Arrive Alive Event on April 26th!!...
• New Lewisburg High back on drawing board
• Line Mountain moves ahead with $5.6M project
• Expulsion awaits 573 area kids
• Ex-nurse faces charges in pill thefts from patients
• Just in case you missed it....:)
• Blasts as house burns
• Heads up! LARA warns debris may tumble from fire-damaged bridge
• George Zimmerman makes court appearance in Florida shooting
• Judge refuses to toss charges against Sandusky
• Study faults fuzzy math on job creation
• Bill would end school property tax bills
• J.K. Rowling's next book: 'The Casual Vacancy'
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 61 near Shamokin
• Panel to meet again on state redistricting plan
• New York man faces trial in 'Paternoville' sign theft
• Veterans banner sales prove successful in Sunbury
• Mayor, councilmen at odds over ex-Celotex site
• Forum on education funding draws 150 in Lewisburg
• Starlet unveils Lewisburg site for jilted lovers
• Weis may move across street in Selinsgrove
• Enjoying this crazy weather we've had today?!
• Toomey: Government regulations 'dampening' industrial growth
• Judge halts zoning limits in state's natural gas drilling law
• Trayvon's shooter arrested
• Natural gas boom leads to decade-low prices
• Attacks fly among Pennsylvania Republicans in U.S. Senate race
• Attorney General today vows thorough review in Trayvon Martin case
• Judge hears land-use lawsuit to halt state's Marcellus drilling law
• 'Mad scientist' appears at Uniontown Hospital
• PennDOT to spend $20 million on Valley roads, bridges
• Susquehanna River 'impaired,' says state official
• Midd-West in legal battle with contractor
• Councilmen question mayor's Celotex visit
• Rosini knocks commissioners for DA secretary cut
• Shikellamy musical performers will be riding high
• Bucknell students plan garden in city
• Worst loss for Dow this year as stocks slump again
• Santorum suspends his presidential campaign
• New York woman charged with faking cancer for wedding
• California finds toxins in 'non-toxic' nail polishes
• Good morning, friends!! If you work for any local business who believes in this...
• 5 more minutes? New clock answers resounding 'no way'
• Three Maryland school workers split Mega Millions win
• Harrisburg public works chief steps down
• Feral cat problem 'getting worse,' official says
• Valley job seekers may have to face pay cuts
• Sunbury council splits on plan for former Celotex site
• Marino has surgery, on road to recovery
• Bass blotches, intersexing could be linked
• Rep. C. Adam Harris faces 2 challengers in April 24 primary
• Serious injuries reported today in Montour County crash
• Police: Drunk Selinsgrove man assaults girlfriend
• Bats dying at alarming rate
• Three adults killed today at Minnesota day care center
• Facebook buys Instagram for $1 billion
• Warm temperature records 'obliterated' in first three months of 2012
• Stock open lower in first reaction to hiring slump
• Perry County Coroner: Body was in Juniata River for months
• Two firefighters killed in Philadelphia warehouse fire
• Two men held in deadly Tulsa shooting rampage
• Voter ID law could affect Bucknell students
• Scam alert: Family bilked out of $1,900
• CBS newsman Mike Wallace dies at 93
• Stilp takes swipe at Romney
• Shikellamy Key Club member is top volunteer in state
• Happy Easter!! How are you celebrating on this beautiful day?
• Sunbury targeted for gang program
• Out with cats, in with rats?
• Union County GOP chief: Moxie costly for Santorum
• Anyone else eat wayyyy too much this Easter Weekend? What's your favorite kind?
• Ground broken for town gardens
• Arm wrestlers raise $1,500 for cystic fibrosis
• Few choices at 170 mph for F-18 pilots
• Pakistani avalanche buries 117 under 70 feet of snow
• Lawmakers press to thaw wage freeze
• Car buffs expected to spend millions
• Growers plot to save shared garden
• City leaders to railroad: Plea to close crossings off tracks
• Our view: Eat the fish or eat your words
• Police blotter: Friday
• EPA: Water quality okay at 20 wells in Dimock
• Schuylkill Products former CEO convicted in fraud case
• Navy jet crashes into Virginia apartments, pilots eject
• Bucknell students treat kids to Easter Egg hunt on Saturday
• U.S. unemployment rate at 8.2 percent today
• Harrisburg man killed in natural gas drilling accident
• Resentment for Rick Santorum lingers in Pennsylvania
• Marino faces surgery for tumors on lone kidney
• Judge sides with honors student on drug test
• Hot winters spawning freakish fish
• Shikellamy School District hires acting superintendent to replace Musto
• Workers hit gas main, close Route 45
• Perp’s skedaddle puzzles Piecuch
• Roderick Sims murder trial scheduled for late October in Union County
• Two men jailed for burglarizing Selinsgrove tavern
• New degrees approved at state universities
• SCAM ALERT: Using TTY
• Reader view: Call it what it is.... a gag rule
• Reader view: Police don't enforce laws in place, why worry about cats?
• CONGRATULATIONS to all our graduates!! We are so proud of you! If you could shar...
• Brief pretrial hearing for Jerry Sandusky wraps up this morning
• Woman's 'cop fantasy' has an unhappy ending
• Man’s throat sliced in battle over woman
• Giant pandas get their own love nest in zoo
• New Berlin wants to lease soon-to-be-closed school
• Shunned man calls teen 40 times while she’s with troopers
• Union is Pennsylvania's healthiest county
• Victims 13, 18, held hands after being run over
• Seebold slaying witness: Half-brother bullied me to keep quiet
• State House passes smaller Legislature bill
• State Fish and Boat Commission: Discolored fish safe to eat
• Teacher ordered to trial in drunken driving, hit-run case
• State Supreme Court takes up shale gas leases dispute
• Welcome to McCann! Sueellen Yost, Alie Jospeh, Derek Geiswite with their instruc...
• ARRIVE ALIVE!!
• Super Bowl star visits McCann School of Business
• Five Warrior Run students earn gold medals at conference
• Amazon warehouse theft ring members sentenced
• Pa. cements status as No. 2 gambling market in US
• Mifflinburg School District cuts its budget deficit by half
• Inmate serving time in double fatality wants to attend school
• Lack of cash stalls wind farm project
• Thank you, Lou, for changing so many of our students' lives. You will be missed!...
• Economic recovery threatened by runaway student loan debt
• A big congratulations to Kaila Wood on being accepted into McCann! In April, Kai...
• Susquehanna University rallies for 'Month of Service'
• More with Henry Hynoski.........he is still here for 15 minutes!!! Come to the s...
• March marked all-time high for state slots revenue
• Bucknell University to host Marcellus Shale panel Monday evening
• Henry Hynoski of the New York Giants is here at McCann right now Come down and c...
• What are the assets of low-income communities?
• The staff at McCann is gearing up for the arrival of Henry Hynoski of the New Yo...
• USP at Lewisburg Warden Bryan A. Bledsoe retires
• Northumberland County collects $3,000 in outstanding child support during two-week amnesty program
• Barletta to fight gangs
• Blaze ruins farm shop
• Biologists baffled by blotchy bass
• Firebug firefighters were first to station when calls came in
• Selinsgrove toughens conduct rules for student-athletes
• Arson suspects face additional charges in Montour County
• Philly newspapers sold
• Union County farm building destroyed by fire
• University students compete for cash prizes
• Congratulations to Garrett Krouse on his acceptance into our Criminal Justice Pr...
• Bicyclists get more space under new state law
• U.S. Supreme Court upholds jail strip searches
• Eric Kahn from Central Penn College will be visiting the Sunbury Campus on May 1...
• Van Wagner and friends unveil 2012 Iron Heritage project
• Family sues after wrong body prepped for viewing
• U.S. House candidate can note astronaut past on ballot
• Report: AirTran did the best job for passengers
• 1940 census records include 21 million still alive
• State tries to give 15 from Valley $483
• Gag order on docs cloudy in new fracking law
• Courses may help throttle ATV injuries
• Clubs can pay 425,000 to gamers
• AP source: Governor eying private lottery manager
• Seth Hornberger guilty of third-degree murder in Snyder County
• Official: Winning Mega Millions lottery ticket sold in Maryland
• Third suspect charged in area drug ring
• Jury issues verdict on murder case
• Prosecutors list alleged perjury by Penn State officials
• Susquehanna sorority stages 5K race this Sunday
• Motorist dressed as Batman escapes ticket in Maryland
• Police: Man fatally stabbed pregnant girlfriend
• Museum plays April Fools' joke on prolific forger
• Valley Forge Casino gets final approval to open
• EXCITING NEWS!!! Henry Hynoski of the New York Giants will be HERE on April 3rd...
• Mega-long odds for winning record jackpot
• Judge delays Jerry Sandusky sex abuse trial by 3 weeks
• Police investigate graffiti incidents in Lewisburg
• Motive at the heart of Snyder County murder trial
• Drunk driver hid in woods, kept beer: Teacher struck five teens, fled 7 blocks, cops say
• Looking for a career change? Recently unemployed? Graduating high school soon wi...
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• CONGRATULATIONS to Jessica Rohrbach-Baker, Instructor, on the birth of her baby...
• Truck hits Penns Creek man standing in his yard
• Prosecutors to answer Jerry Sandusky request to dismiss charges
• U.S. jobless claims fall to lowest level in four years
• Geisinger to build $52.8 million laboratory in Danville
• Suspected drunk driver hits five teens on bikes
• FedEx jet goes to Penn College
• Officer's mural finds new home
• Dad apologizes to federal judge
• State Senate approves new limits on animal euthanasia
• Police: Assisted living center manager stole from resident
• State House authorizes flood-damaged bridge repairs
• Some justices seem open to saving parts of health care law
• State Senate approves direct shipments of wine
• William Spence elected PPL chairman
• Thunderstorm, anyone?
• Crash survivor feared for her life
• Witness folds in Snyder County murder case
• Valley tourism director: Bass spots costly
• Two murder suspects held for Snyder County trial
• Tighter security for SAT, ACT in wake of cheating
• Trial to be set for Mifflinburg man charged in fatal crash
• Schuylkill County house fire kills four people, including three children
• Number of gas drilling rigs decline in Pennsylvania and nationwide
• Potts Grove firefighters charged in Jan. 12 arson
• Packer Island home destroyed by fire Monday afternoon
• Broken power line ignites fire on Lewisburg railroad bridge
• Commissioners to monitor station
• Police: Bus driver to cited after Warrior Run crash
• 'Murderers get less time'
• Lewisburg church donates funds to St. Monica School
• What is the craziest/toughest interview question you've ever been asked?
• Welcome Nicole!
• Splotchy fish causing fear
• Bridge to Isle of Que to close for summer
• Cat shot near Mifflinburg
• High gas prices benefit school team
• Growers fear frost
• Prank ends in shooting
• Enjoying your weekend? Out and about this Sunday, or lazy day in?
• Long-time teacher returns to the classroom at age 99
• State tells natural gas drillers to reuse water
• Santorum wins in Louisiana but math still favors Romney
• Northumberland Christian School turning 40
• Sunbury man charged with dealing marijuana
• Union-Snyder transit system receives additional funding
• Rick Santorum's rural edge keeps him in the contest
• Federal government to provide aid for idled refinery workers
• For long-unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• Penn State student enters plea in riot following Paterno firing
• a sneak peek at what's coming to McCann Schoo...
• Check out the talent we have. Skylar Pallo is an artist!
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• Shikellamy Superintendent Robin Musto retires
• Dad admits endangering toddler
• Wife of bull-gore victim says thanks
• Former Stitches building in Sunbury is coming down
• Breaking news
• Science and care preserve Washington's original cherry trees
• Former state Sen. Robert Mellow to plead guilty April 27
• Governor travels to Germany on trade mission
• For those of you that are not aware, we do have a Student Loan Help Center (SLHC...
• French terror suspect shot in head by police
• Soldiers cut ribbon to open new Armed Forces Reserve Center
• Veterans courts in line for funding
• Northumberland planning dog park at Jolly Hollow
• New Susquehanna University housing policy riles students, landlords
• See Your Future Employer Open House!
• Come on down to the "See Your Future Career" Open House going on now until 7pm t...
• 200 interviewed in Sandusky sex abuse investigation
• Be there or be square!! :)
• U.S. Supreme Court sides with property owners over EPA
• French police ready to storm building for murder suspect
• Aspen man gets bike back from 'Drunk' needing ride
• Degenstein Community Library's annual auction is Saturday
• Former state House speaker gets at least 30 months in corruption case
• Democratic state senator counters ultrasound with erectile bill
• Suspects waive rights to hearings in Forest Hill robbery case
• Tell us about something you need to do, but you keep procrastinating.
• Ag secretary defends Obama on gas prices
• 50 protest waste project
• See, this is why our High School Presenter, Sarah Hoffing, teaches high school s...
• Gold dealer gets probation for state law violations in Snyder County
• Several hundred hogs perish in Lancaster County barn fire
• Judge: Prosecutors in Jerry Sandusky case must reveal accuser contacts
• State Sen. Gene Yaw schedules outreach event in Union County
• 9-year-old boy summoned to jury duty in Massachusetts
• U.S. House Republicans unveil budget blueprint
• State senator still on witness stand in corruption trial
• Tentative agreement in place to sell Cherokee fermentation plant
• Danville landlords ready to battle new rental ordinance
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Hallowing Run Road in Lower Augusta Township
• Happy first day of Spring! How will you be taking advantage of the beautiful wea...
• New life for classic building in downtown Lewisburg
• Legislation designed to reduce abortions unpopular with some women
• Sunbury woman charged with dangling baby is released
• State DEP asks driller for assistance with methane wells
• Police officer foils bank robbery, shoots suspect
• Perzel and other House GOP defendants face sentencing this week
• Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich speaking this weekend in Camp Hill
• High School graduation rate in Pennsylvania flat from 2002-2009
• Police Log 03.19.12
• First commercial cargo run to International Space Station set for April 30
• State criminal courts all now taking online payments
• New Report: U.S. makes modest gains in graduation rate
• Zoo's cats benefit from Boston power loss
• Mental health evaluations ordered to two in school nudity case
• Short sale pays off for stock market game participants
• Fans praise Bucknell basketball team and now look ahead
• Enjoying the warmth? So are breeding ticks
• Burn victim home, doing better
• Pig breeders under pressure to change ways
• Student code of conduct rewrritten
• Pauch makes RoC history at Selinsgrove Speedway
• Two rape cases remain unsolved in Selinsgrove
• Arbitrator: Firings of Northumberland County porn viewers was legal
• $128,000 grant launches jail alternative in Union County
• Sandusky's lawyer asks for records about accusers
• Just a little reminder about what's coming up...Enjoy your weekend!!
• State game agency places three orphaned bear cubs in dens
• DNA links three State College rape cases to one man
• Flu relief: Number of state cases down 97 percent over last year
• Highway deaths in Pennsylvania declined last year
• Cops: Pa. clerk noticed stolen card was her mom's
• Poll: Renaming PSU stadium for Paterno favored
• Apple fans snap up new iPad on 1st day
• Man charged with taking $44,000 from his elderly father
• Former officer: Time to make drugs legal
• Warrior Run School District may pay $1 million for gas line
• U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta tours Sunbury
• James Cameron and others to explore the real abyss
• New poll reveals slump in governor's approval rating
• EPA testing in Dimock doesn't show contamination from drilling
• Susquehanna River Basin Commission approves water use for drilling
• Penn State says its not considering becoming a private institution
• State inspectors tracking source of more methane in gas wells
• Asset test for food stamps gets first hearing
• Suspect charged in burglary at Lewisburg area CVS store
• Who knows you the best? Who can predict your actions and reactions?
• Natural gas pipeline likely to trail Susquehanna River
• Hearings postponed in Donald Seebold murder case
• Pennsylvania requiring voters to show ID; legal challenge looms
• Will there be movie theaters in the future? Why or why not?
• Unlucky bookie snared in police trap
• Woman tied up, raped in Point Township attack
• Romney losses show disgruntled GOP base
• Former nurse faces trial in drug thefts
• Tearful teacher begs for early tenure
• Mediation center gains support
• Allentown arena project atwitter over falcon pair
• Facebook 'friend' offer exposes man's other wife
• Republicans press for state House passage of voter ID bill
• Judge denies Jerry Sandusky's bid for more particulars
• World's tallest man may have stopped growing
• Hello Baby: Woman gives birth to 14-pound son
• Two moms aim to save Saint Monica School
• 'Bad boy' admits having sex with teens
• Panel proposes neuter, release of strays
• Police: $150,000-plus in rare coins stolen in Cumberland County
• Governor asks panel to assess future of higher education
• Family of Joe Paterno releases statement responding to trustees
• Penn State: Joe Paterno's firing resulted from 'failure of leadership'
• Cab driver murdered in Harrisburg
• Spring 2012 Term Begins
• See Your Future Career open house
• Sandusky hearing this morning will address release of pretrial information
• Northumberland woman: We can't be the town that kills cats
• Hoopsters pull down $1.7G
• Cost of two murder cases tops $250G
• 'Daydream Believers' share Monkee memories
• Monday brings latest round of assessment tests
• Bench marks redrawn
• Don't forget to "spring ahead" tonight before you go to sleep....and while you'r...
• 62-year-old St. Monica School will close in May
• State police cracked 'wall of silence' to solve Snyder County murder
• Sunbury mayor envisions surveillance camera network
• ARTISTS WANTED!! We are ready to upgrade our Referral Tree and are looking for s...
• BREAKING NEWS: State police arrest five in 1997 Snyder County murder case
• Authorities working to find relatives of man killed in motorcycle crash
• Montour County judge protests costs of jailing drug user
• Suspect admits running gaming parlor, tax evasion
• Shikellamy School Board amends policy on bullying investigations
• Top businesses lauded by Greater Susquehanna Chamber of Commerce
• State senators explain their votes on voter ID
• Final Reminder: Ban on texting and driving takes effect today
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Mile Post Road near Sunbury
• Motorcyclist killed in Northumberland County crash
• 120 attend hearing on proposed PPL line
• OUE asks for hearings on tire burner
• Depositions begin in wrongful firing suit
• Wow. Thoughts?
• Jerry Sandusky to get grand jury records prior to trial
• Apple unveils new iPad with sharper screen
• Admission at the Bloomsburg Fair going up this year
• Reminder: Ban on texting while driving takes effect tomorrow
• Romney says he's ready to fight to nomination
• Mark your calendars! Wednesday, March 21st from 3pm-7pm is a "See Your Future Ca...
• State trooper fatally shoots motorist on Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Panel to study neuter-release or death for stray cats
• State parks bring in visitors, money
• Arsonist told to 'tell the truth'
• Congratulations to Elizabeth Hummel a medical assisting student, who is the Firs...
• Report favors all-electronic tolls on Pa. Turnpike
• Hackers busted after one becomes FBI informant
• Pa. senators target school superintendent buyouts
• State suspends license
• State suspends license
• State suspends license
• Did you know: March 6 is the 65th day of the year (66th in leap years) in the Gr...
• Bucknell University's Community Harvest feeds 200 each week
• Suit against trapshoot club heads to trial
• Attention all *NEW* students starting in April: This Friday, March 9th is Pre-Re...
• State attorney general responds to Sandusky request for documents
• PennDOT says winter road costs may yield surplus
• Tiny dancers prepare for big dance marathon
• Police Log for Monday 03.05.12
• Former state Rep. Mike Veon convicted in second corruption trial
• Ex-professor from Bloomsburg arraigned in child pornography case
• High-Five Buddy! Blair County man thanks officer during DUI stop
• EPA heightens scrutiny of Pa.'s Marcellus Shale
• Midd-West works to curtail long school bus rides
• Defendant asks to withdraw arson pleas
• Cats find friends
• Harrisburg bar owners and police to address downtown violence
• Giant crowd packs mall for Hynoski
• Davy Jones memorial service set
• Farmer gored by bull still in ICU
• $22.7G enough for him
• Mission team returning to Uganda
• Growing hope on a baseball diamond
• Massive band of storms wrecks Indiana towns, kills 3
• Parts of Split Rock resort slated for foreclosure
• Sandusky lawyer seeks more details from the attorney general
• Crash kills three sorority spring-breakers in Ohio
• Man faces federal charges for SUV on Philly runway
• Mifflinburg "Millionaire' contestant pockets $22,750
• Gasoline prices rise for 24th consecutive day
• Lycoming County rail project receives $2.4 million in federal funds
• $1 billion natural gas pipeline proposed for Central Pennsylvania
• State ban on texting while driving starts next week
• Congratulations to Rochelle Crownover for winning a $20 Gift card to Dunkin Donu...
• Service with a smile: Libraries offer home delivery
• Ex-medic tells 'True Burden' of service
• Danville High participates in worldwide anti-bullying event
• Fire damages automotive service garage in Potts Grove
• Health plan's demise pushes up health care costs, advocates say
• Open forum. GO! Post! Ask! Answer! Like! Comment!
• Teachers in 2 districts can't oversee own PSSAs
• Stabber gets 1-3 years, must apologize
• Evangelical hospital drive hits $11.6M
• Commissioners work to resolve 911 dispute
• Will higher gas prices derail the economy?
• Penn State trustees race draws heightened interest
• Some of you may have noticed that some of your classes are starting to get sched...
• Davy Jones, lead singer of the Monkees, dies at age 66
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: All lanes of Route 11 reopened
• Midwestern storms kill 13 people today and damage resort town
• Happy Leap Year!! Anyone celebrating a birthday today?
• 2002 Pentagon memo guided disposal of 9/11 remains
• Murder charge filed in Pa. drug-laced chili death
• Mifflinburg board rejects charter school application
• Rail line maintenance sparks fires
• Dalmatia residents: Save our school
• Former treasurer for Danville Scout troop faces trial
• Mitt Romney sweeps to double Republican primary victory
• Partial remains of 9/11 victims went to landfill
• Prosecutor: Ohio school shooter chose random victims
• Romney and Santorum collide in Michigan primary election
• Former chiropractor pleads guilty to sexual assault charges
• Governor's welfare cuts draw anger from Democrats
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: I-80 westbound in Union County
• Union County murder suspect fights mental examination
• Coal Township suicide victim is suspect in death of grandparents
• Officials: Student brain dead in Ohio shooting
• New Jersey man charged in local heroin sales
• Scientists see red on NASA cuts of Mars missions
• Bird flu, pig flu, now bat flu? Human risk unclear
• Oil prices fall after 7-day surge
• One dead, four wounded in Ohio school shooting
• President urges governors to boost education funding
• Penn State turns up the heat on bed bugs
• Penn State trustees to start 'listening tour'
• Mifflinburg School Board invites comment Tuesday night on proposed charter school
• Danville students model fashions to raise money for prom
• Raw milk from Pennsylvania dairy makes 78 people ill
• Police: Arrests down for 'State Patty's Day'
• What was your favorite part of the Oscars 2012?
• Analysts: Gasoline priced at $5 a gallon likely this summer
• Sex attack suspect was ex-officer
• Fatal shot in Coal Township ends high-speed police pursuit
• 13-year-old boy takes dad's Chevy and crashes twice
• Burglary spree ends with suspect's arrest
• Centralians lose court appeal
• Home electricity costs to fall for many
• Penn State adds details about Sandusky subpoena
• Cigarette may have ignited couch fire in Danville
• Wind speeds could reach 60 mph this weekend
• Mold threat returns as weather warms this spring
• If M&M's candies were going to be made in yet another new color, which color wou...
• Police: $500,000 in synthetic drugs seized in Pennsylvania
• New-home sales dip after four consecutive monthly gains
• The State of Selinsgrove - On Video
• CORRECTION: Lewisburg kindergarten is not in jeopardy
• Federal authorities subpoena info from Penn State
• Police: $500K in synthetic drugs seized in Pa.
• Union County blaze destroys ill man's home
• Commissioner: $30 million rail line bid is too low
• Lizard Lick appearance for tonight has been cancelled
• Expect bigger cuts at the post office starting in mid-May
• Letter with white powder sent to U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey
• Two more people made ill by raw milk
• Penn State and community push alternatives to student 'holiday'
• Angela Shrawder, a graduate from McCann School of Business & Technology's Cosmet...
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• **McCann Externs**: Please be sure to turn in those timesheets every week. You c...
• State police resolve standoff situation
• Former U.Va. lacrosse player faces 26 years
• Police: Pa. man gave girls piercings for pictures
• Steelers, casino foot bill for free transit rides
• Former Pa. school chief pleads not guilty to fraud
• Sex on the bus gets Lycoming County inmate seven more days in jail
• Police: Armed man leads officers on a chase
• Two women linked to armed robbery at Forest Hill store
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• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Veterans Memorial Bridge near Shamokin Dam
• Redistricting panel meets over Pa. assembly maps
• Water main break knocks out service in parts of Shamokin Dam
• 'Occupy Wall Street' to hold national conference in Philadelphia
• Susquehanna Health opens $150 million expansion
• Midd-West seeks dismissal of peanut allergy lawsuit
• Northway Industries thrives after reinventing itself
• Ex-assistant DA named county's assistant solicitor
• Sunburians charged with assault, robbery
• Wind farms push for business
• Retired university professor waives hearing in porn case
• Federal labor agency cites Hershey distribution plant
• Happy Fausnaught Day / Fat Tuesday to everyone! Did you start your day off right...
• Shifts of volunteers prepare 800 dozen doughnuts
• Developers withdraw tire-burning plan
• Revised election districts to be unveiled
• Lizard Lick Towing coming to Valley
• Another Elk Toss brewing
• Regional ski business melts
• Plan cuts teachers, gives bosses raises
• Sex suspect knew rights, court rules
• President takes tougher stance on higher education
• Last chance to sign up for "Bring a Friend to School Day", February 21st! Please...
• Welcome, Lillian Boop! She will begin training in February to work towards a new...
• Congratulations to Leon Rauch! He has been accepted into our Business Administra...
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• What actor would you hire to play you in your TV movie biography, and why?
• Rick Santorum: Global warming is politics, not science
• Casey calls for action on Wyoming Valley Levee project
• Shikellamy Superintendent Robin Musto takes leave of absence
• Cat killing idea dismays animal advocate
• Fifth-graders get hug from community
• Teens shine in and out of classroom
• Colonial journalist 'stirred things up'
• Pair post $68,000 surge in Stock Market Game
• Bird counts provide a mid-winter 'snapshot'
• Selinsgrove to star in second documentary
• Thin tax revenue hampers districts
• Book club captures inmates' interest
• Cuts hide in $21.8 million bonus for education
• 60 percent cost hike for GED may repel students
• Interfaith group slams natural gas drilling law
• Police: Aide yanked out elderly resident's dentures
• Educational scholarships to be awarded in Vicksburg
• Highway support adjusts to new Congressional districts
• Contests take shape for April primary election
• Valley Penn Staters ready for dance marathon
• Eight meals later, food strike ends
• $1G cut in taxes survives
• Hmmm...so is this a good thing or a bad thing??
• Congratulations to Brandon McCaffrey, the newest future graduate of McCann Schoo...
• Congress sends payroll tax cut bill to President Obama
• Jay Paterno nominated for Penn State trustees, but he's ineligible
• On birth control, Rick Santorum out of step with nation
• E. Buffalo, Meridian reach accord
• Hunting family's trophies earn national recognition
• Red Cross offers detectors to seniors
• Furloughs possible in Warrior Run
• Federal government asks automakers to curb dashboard technology
• Check out what Career Development did today.
• Mrs. Lincoln's visit to West End Library tonight has been postponed
• What are your plans for this weekend?
• State House Democratic leader wants votes to fill vacancies
• Unemployment applications drop to a 4-year low
• Rick Santorum's tax returns show rise in wealth
• Evan links with Geisinger technology to aid critically ill
• Border changed, but Vinsko still running
• Shale fee to bring in $56G a year
• Co-workers can attend Rosini funeral
• Hearing for charter school set for Feb. 28
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• Judge says couple's text messages are evidence
• Supervisors honor Henry Hynoski
• Supervisors honor Henry Hynoski
• 1 homeless, dog dies in trailer fire
• Food check-out contributions top $20G
• Sewage woes close park
• Borough ponders licenses for cats
• Supervisors honor Henry Hynoski
• Stolen phone tips off owner
• Grandson, dispatcher save couple
• Pennsylvania Pekingese wins Westminster dog show
• Memorial service set for Paterno
• Ex-SU athlete charged in "pot" sale
• Supervisors honor Henry Hynoski
• 1 homeless, dog dies in trailer fire
• Food check-out contributions top $20G
• Sewage woes close park
• Borough ponders licenses for cats
• Stolen phone tips off owner
• Grandson, dispatcher save couple
• Hunger strike waning
• State agencies make birth and death records available
• Congratulations to the following winners of the Cosmo Club Basket Raffle. Pam Ha...
• University student charged with delivering marijuana
• State police use GPS technology to find stolen phone
• Happy Valentine's Day! Have you watched the Google Doodle today? What special p...
• Republican senatorial candidates attack Casey
• Inmates go on food strike
• Council doesn't want copters in city air
• Rejoicing Spirits ministry reaches out
• Weis has 4.8% sales growth in 2011
• 90 ROTC members take water-survival training
• Parents tell Midd-West: Keep schools
• Tow truck driver found guilty of taking pickup
• Milton Legion manager admits stealing
• Barn fire ruled arson
• EPA examining gas drilling in southwestern Pennsylvania
• State Police: Montour County barn fire was arson
• Police: Whitney Houston under water when found in bathtub
• McCann Cosmetology Club Luncheon
• Lancaster area district judge accused of dismissing her own tickets
• Obama, Santorum among those filing for Pennsylvania ballots
• Cosmo Clube Reminder: This is your last day to purchase raffle tickets for the S...
• Judge: Jerry Sandusky can see grandkids and have a local jury
• GE to hire 5,000 veterans over the next five years
• Fire destroys ski lodge in southwestern Pennsylvania
• Do you think that email will ever totally replace letters? Explain.
• Blaze rips through Potts Grove barn
• Life lessons come into focus
• Impact tax, school closings on agendas
• Doctor: Less works better
• Law may get tougher
• Season conditions bring maple syrup success
• 8 percent fall in kids worries vo-tech
• City man out $8,000 as roofer held in lockup
• Rescuers of 32 receive jackets, certificates
• Creativity clicks for Legos builders
• City Boy Scout troop down to 6
• Favorite Whitney Houston song? Or movie?
• Buyer: Pine Meadow must be vacated
• Care home's $68G fine in limbo
• Group offers weapons against cyber crime
• Ex-chief clerk fights to keep lawsuit alive
• February 21st will be "Bring a Friend to School Day"! To participate, you must s...
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• Judge sets May trial date for Sandusky abuse case
• Which do you prefer to take: an escalator, an elevator, or the stairs? Why?
• Lewisburg schools face cuts in personnel, programs
• Mom: Keller's response left her cold
• Point Township authority concerned by sewer plant violations
• Persing truck fee idea stalls
• Barber draws a crowd
• State board approves table games at Valley Forge casino
• Doctors telling more adults: Get out and exercise
• If you spied a penny on the sidewalk, would you pick it up? Why or why not?
• Former Northumberland County judge and three others die in Florida crash
• Warden demotes four bosses
• DJ pumps up audience
• Agency closes adult center
• New Berlin pushes to acquire school
• Second suit filed to stop sewer merger
• Student Claims Bucknell Unfair
• School grants in works
• Corbett: Low taxes help generate jobs
• Viking Energy to close April 1
• Getting caffeine fix as easy as taking deep breath
• McCann Cosmetology Club will be having a basket raffle starting tomorrow. We ar...
• Jerry Sandusky argues for local jurors, suggests delay
• State House enters second day of debate on gas drilling bill
• Cases involving gas station drug sales advance to Montour County Court
• Danville school options aired with borough council
• What would you do if you opened a new box of chocolates and discovered that half...
• Five watershed projects receive $873,000 in state funding
• Dispute turns into gun threat, troopers say
• Mom allegedly beat toddlers with brush
• Commissioners give disabled Sunburian a chance
• Trucking firm to add 25 drivers
• Mayor wants trucks to help fund roads
• 18-year-old dies in truck crash on Routes 11-15
• Reactions to budget plan mixed
• Proposal alters school funding
• Moran Industries raises rail line bid to $30 million
• State universities face steep cuts in governor's budget plan
• ♥ ♥ Attention Students: The Admissions Department is hosting a special Valentine...
• Governor unveils $27.1 billion hold-the-line budget
• State Senate approves proposed fee on shale drilling
• Ticker-tape parade for New York Giants on Broadway
• Selinsgrove teenager killed in Routes 11-15 crash
• Do you think it's right for some athletes to be paid millions of dollars in sala...
• Economy, temps, competitors led to layoffs
• WKOK debuts sports show
• 13 find their lucky number
• Council prez to challenge Rep. Harris
• Council mum on Bickhart decision
• Authority assets transferred again
• New regional police force hits the streets
• Former Northumberland borough councilman receives jail term
• New Report: Large charitable donations on the rise
• State Rep. William DeWeese convicted on five counts in corruption case
• We will be holding three FAFSA days to provide you with assistance in completing...
• The "Dancing Naked M&M is Billie Jo's favorite. She has watched it a few times...
• State gas-drilling bill may pass today
• Senator warns of 'dramatic' and 'difficult' state funding cuts
• What was your favorite Super Bowl Commercial?
• 'It's just amazing'
• Schools await word on Corbett's budget
• DA wants Loving Care leader held liable for $68G fine
• For Riverside couple, game day means party
• Who will feed US?
• A dip'll do: Few linger in 41-degree water
• 5 of 9 coaches: Giants will be super
• State mandates manure must be managed
• Ripped off washer-dryer baffles trooper
• Helpers work to decrease illiteracy
• Students' viral illness prompts alert to parents
• U.S. Sen. Bob Casey proposes fuel incentives
• Raw milk farmers: Cleanliness keeps bacteria at bay
• Two John Morans on opposite sides of political fight
• Mild weather puts 63 jobs temporarily on hold at local power plant
• A warm reception for Lewisburg's ice festival
• Valley mother fed Super Bowl coach
• Raw milk remains popular, despite illnesses
• State Supreme Court explains legislative redistricting decision
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• LARA looks ahead
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• Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Police nab armed robber, accomplice
• Clausi delivers on $10G bowl slide promise
• Union files complaint over assistant DA cut
• Ice carvers had better be quick
• Economic woes spur Dem into 10th battle
• Drunk driver faces murder charge
• Carney passing on bid to reclaim seat
• Susquehanna endowment has 26%growth
• Bishop calls St. Monica kids his heroes
• Businessman admits bilking 12 of $340G
• Humble volunteer city's Citizen of the Year
• Row, row, row for sport
• Casey: Payroll tax cut extension worth $400
• 2 prison officials suspended
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• Carney passing on bid to reclaim seat
• Carney passing on bid to reclaim seat
• Susquehanna endowment has 26%growth
• Bishop calls St. Monica kids his heroes
• Businessman admits bilking 12 of $340G
• Humble volunteer city's Citizen of the Year
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• Casey: Payroll tax cut extension worth $400
• 2 prison officials suspended
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• Susquehanna endowment has 26%growth
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• Club Day
• Sandusky to learn abuse accusers' names this week
• Mayor replaces councilman on committee
• Longtime assistant DA gets the ax
• Sandusky to learn abuse accusers' names this week
• Warming trend continues in Valley
• Santorum has $1.1 million in bank for GOP campaign
• It's not too late for flu shot
• Mayor replaces councilman on committee
• Bishop: Rules threaten liberty
• Longtime assistant DA gets the ax
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• Mayor replaces councilman on committee
• Longtime assistant DA gets the ax
• Warming trend continues in Valley
• It's not too late for flu shot
• Bishop: Rules threaten liberty
• Selinsgrove plan cuts 15 teachers
• Refinancing to cut bond costs
• Still time for super seats
• Musto: No problem with student texts
• Book Buy Back
• Deciphering the Super Bowl: XLVI is Greek to kids
• Paterno family plans to sell memorial DVDs for charity
• Book Buy Back
• 3-vehicle crash preceded fatal mass pileup on Florida highway
• Dress for Success Week
• Raw milk farm near Chambersburg suspends production after illnesses
• Rehab center moves to Iron Town site
• States of mind: Looking back and ahead
• Early budget weighs in at $32 million
• A hometown cheer for a local Giant
• A little movement does a body good
• Gold buyers prey on desperate sellers
• Valley Dems debate GOP strategies
• Watching tonight?
• Donors save Little League season in Northumberland
• Bucknell students donate community service hours
• Citizens can have a political friend
• Punxy Phil may not spoil balmy winter
• Milton to keep schools officer in budget
• Lewisburg freshmen best in the state
• New state task force aims to improve child abuse hot line
• Selinsgrove Area School District to reveal financial restructuring plan
• Pumps still chugging in Montandon basements
• Vandals hit 69 homes
• Musto: Books correct
• Musto: Books correct
• Musto: Books correct
• Office expenses being made public
• New Report: Electronic health records still need work
• Oops: Cambria County burglary suspect forgot his keys at crime scene
• Tell us about your favorite cookie...
• Tired and broke, Rick Santorum is coming home to Pennsylvania
• Prosecutor: Injuries to boy 'heartbreaking'
• Kids learn about cowboys, not Liberty Bell
• Union County Dems plan petition signing
• Officials warn of teen cough-syrup abuse
• Thousands stand in honor of Joe Paterno
• Cabot CEO: EPA investigation of Dimock water wastes taxpayer money
• If you are an April 2012 graduate, today is the last day to come to Career Servi...
• Rail service is 'new day for Allenwood'
• Danville gets $3.15M for floodgate
• Acting EMS chief hired as director
• Army retiree to be on 'Days of Our Lives'
• Public in dark about dispute
• Program to bring 4G cell phone service
• DA's plea fails
• State Supreme Court throws out legislative redistricting plan
• A dozen police officers can't arrest ADA vote
• Woman faces cruelty charges for allegedly killing a dog
• School lunches to have more veggies and whole grains
• Gabrielle Giffords resigns House seat to focus on recovery
• If you haven't made the change yet, looks like you'll have no choice. Read this...
• Second day of mourning Joe Paterno to end with burial this afternoon
• Today is National Speak Up and Succeed Day! How will you celebrate?
• Weis Markets and community rally around 250 Little League players
• $1M street project could start in '12
• Sewer authority merger hearing set for Jan. 31
• United Way says thanks
• Family accepts deal to end horse cruelty case
• Treasurer charged in $6,000 theft
• Keller bids to cut House
• Valley Dems praise speech
• State of the Union: President makes case for fairness; Republicans call it rehash
• Did you know....Today is Compliment Day! Do you have someone you would like to g...
• Legislator: Bill to slash state House membership will get a vote
• Team arrives as campus farewell for Joe Paterno begins
• Five little Tugs chug along
• $33M budget draft approved at Midd-West
• City gets ideas on how to spend nearly $300G
• Developer to front project grant share
• Shuffle saves a job in county office
• Rapist gets 15-30 years in assault on girl, 9
• Ex-STEB leader hired, fired in same week
• Rabbit owner: 'It was a killer dog'
• Pol watchers expect stump speech
• New Medical Study: Stem cells may aid vision in blind people
• 15- to 30-year state prison term for Milton rapist
• Geisinger-CMC Scranton merger receives state approvals
• Funeral and memorial services scheduled for Joe Paterno
• State's redistricting plan heads to court
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• Governor orders flags at half staff to honor Joe Paterno
• Mourners gather at Beaver Stadium statue to honor Joe Paterno
• Neighbor charged with killing dog in Montour County
• McCann Sunbury day classes will be operating on a 2 hour delay today, Monday 1/2...
• Gas wells bring jobs to Valley
• Language school ready to start classes
• Card traders' fortunes shift over time
• New defense team takes case
• Penn State fans keep focus on good times
• Well the Patriots squeaked by and are heading to the Superbowl. Now...Giants or...
• Full text of statement by the Paterno family
• Legendary Penn State Coach Joe Paterno dies at age 85
• State failing to forge mandated boards to review child services
• Northumberland County DA: Funds might exist to save aide
• City school survives; enrollment stable
• SU prof: Drugs, biases fill Valley jails with blacks"¨
• Paterno's health takes turn for the worse
• Distances disputed in fire alarm
• Crash damages entrance to bank
• Judge denies charges for murder scene cleanup
• Slide gift not moving
• Guns' return hit or miss
• Leader in tax fiasco lands post with EMS"¨
• Romney and Gingrich are suddenly 'neck and neck' in South Carolina
• Beaver Springs man, 66, killed by falling tree
• Penn State trustees install new leadership
• Storm to deliver 3-6 inches of snow tonight into Saturday morning
• Do we dare mention the 'S' word?? SNOW!! Looks like we may get the first real sn...
• State legislation aims to protect bicyclists from being 'buzzed'
• PSU trustees hope to address alumni concerns
• Valley top donor: PSU must rename field after Paterno
• Youths fire questions at state official
• Mayor takes shots at plan
• SRI aims to hang military banners on light posts
• Three districts get $1.3 million boost
• Democrat seeks nod in 107th
• CDC: Many teen moms didn't think it could happen
• Penn State trustees ousted Joe Paterno for lack of action
• Governor will sign drilling emergency-response bill
• So, day 2 is here and so are you! What questions do you have for us?
• Snow and ice coming this weekend
• Lynda Schlegel Culver to seek second term in 108th District
• State Senate candidate vows to work around clock
• Selinsgrove begins search for new borough manager
• Man said he witnessed child abuse at Sunbury apartment
• Sunbury officials grant request and raze condemned house
• More than 200 visit new CareerLink location in Sunbury
• New Study: Many women can skip frequent bone scans
• Milton area District Judge Robert Bolton retiring next month
• Fire Marshal: Electrical malfunction sparked Snyder County house fire
• Fourth man charged in Dec. 13 home invasion
• State officials clear some school districts in cheating probe
• Hope everyone had a great 1st day back! Welcome new students, and don't forget t...
• Welcome back for the Winter 2012 term!!! I am pleased to announce that you are g...
• Funding cuts could damage Montour County transit program
• Investigators: Montour County burglary sparked by anger
• Do you want Congress censoring the internet? Go here for more information on how...
• Northumberland water slide project saved by 4-3 vote
• Police: Mom dangled then tossed child; felony assault charges filed
• Plastic knife used as weapon in Lewisburg area home invasion
• Family of three homeless following Snyder County house fire
• Winter 2012 Term Begins!
• Two charged in Coal Township animal cruelty case
• 'Lizard Lick' troupe coming Feb. 24 to Shamokin Area High School
• Do you think her employer was justified in firing her?
• Northumberland County seeks dismissal of amended lawsuit
• Protesters say drilling bills erode local control
• Woman killed Monday night in Coal Township crash
• Police hope blood pegs vandals at Lewisburg Cemetery
• Northumberland County commissioner stands firm on layoffs
• Wood-Mode to lay off 90 workers
• Promoter pulls plug on local gold-buying show
• Priestley library gives babies a fun look at books
• Food donation will cut $1 off admission at basketball game
• E-readers need patience
• It's hard to believe the winter term is beginning in just two days!! Did you do...
• Hundreds mark MLK holiday outside South Carolina capitol
• What are your predictions in regards to snow?
• Mifflinburg 13-year-old wins Punt, Pass and Kick title
• Danville borough workers will get evaluations
• Shikellamy wrestling program struggles for reversal
• Aide feels heat over hot coffee
• Gardners getting ready for March 3 show
• 65 homes yet to be weatherized
• Faithful listeners propel station to top
• Former Major League pitcher Steve Kline meets old friends and new fans
• Child aid effort enlists nine more helpers
• District piles up $1 million in savings with scant snow
• Mifflinburg Area School District wary of funding charter school
• Governor's $2,000 asset threshold alarms needy
• Congratulations to the following doorprize winners from today's TEAM U event: Mi...
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• Heroin sales end in arrests of two Milton women
• Pot theft victim now faces charges
• $4 million in rebates doled out in Valley
• Motorist alerts family to flee fire
• School districts can pursue tax exceptions
• Cops use stun gun on house rappeller
• Catholic men pull away from Susquehanna
• Family: Joe Paterno back in hospital for observation
• Natalie home damaged by fire this afternoon
• So who is coming in for Team U tomorrow? To get their books? Watch a movie in th...
• Peru court sentences Van der Sloot to 28 years
• Penn State alumni express concern for Joe Paterno
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• Winter returns this morning with high winds and snow squalls
• Fire destroys 100-year-old farmhouse in Montour County
• Personnel cuts likely in Lewisburg schools
• Northumberland County DA pleads case to keep assistant
• Shikellamy cuts budget deficit to $300,000
• Homeless shelter residents learn to stretch food dollars
• Geisinger system adds 5,000 jobs in 10 years
• Sixth-grader takes pellet gun to elementary school
• 5 tips to help you land a new job in 2012
• Paxinos man killed today in Northumberland County crash
• Missing teen Natalee Holloway declared dead
• Doubts emerge over Penn State's PR strategy
• Ringtone halts New York Philharmonic performance
• Unemployment benefit applications jump to 399,000
• Great news - The bookstore will be open on Saturday at 10:00a.m. until 1:30p.m....
• $12.5 million rail bid doesn't even leave the station
• Termination notices slipped under Northumberland County office doors
• State seeks approval to shift bird wetlands
• Miltonian tells Haiti's post-quake story
• Milton sewer plant to become a first of its kind
• Facebook page launched to resurrect Northumberland's water slide
• Parking lots packed at new Geisinger-Shamokin Area Community Hospital
• Anglers give thumbs up to new river pier in Sunbury
• Northumberland County real estate taxes to increase by 1.95 mills
• Charles Saylor, the 'children's judge', removed from kids' cases
• Selinsgrove mayor may seek borough manager post
• New Penn State football coaching staff takes shape without Jay Paterno
• School bells, ding-a-ling-a-ling! It is almost time to begin the Winter 2012 ter...
• PSU's Erickson to make $515K annually through 2014
• Convicted Pa. judge to get public funds for appeal
• Shelter seeks help with abused pit bull pup
• PIAA penalizes Shikellamy wrestling
• Sex offender: Stress made me do it
• Athletic trainer worked with lapsed license
• Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport
• Sex offender says emotional stress made him do it
• Athletic trainer worked with lapsed license
• PIAA penalizes Shikellamy wrestling program
• Former champion swimmer charged with stealing cash box
• Report: State missing data on nearly 500 gas wells
• Sue and Joe Paterno make annual $100,000 donation to Penn State
• Attention! Attention! There is still plenty of time to stop in and get informati...
• For Pennsylvania Farm Show winners: A drug test
• State DEP: Cabot well led to methane water
• You have a choice to move either to a tropical island or to a world-famous ski r...
• 30 committed to 'Lose It In Lewisburg'
• Tax hike would cut Danville School District deficit by $240,000
• 21-year-old woman killed in high-speed, early morning crash
• Employer: Athletic trainers sign code of conduct
• Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport will have a representative on...
• Penn State alumni group unhappy with Paterno firing seeks new trustees
• Anyone heading the farm show this weekend? If so, what draws you to the event? F...
• Happy Friday, everyone! Who out there is doing the happy Friday dance?!
• State auditor general warns of turnpike debt
• National unemployment rate falls to 8.5 percent
• County commissioner fumes following Northumberland borough decision
• Investigators: City stabbing followed drug deal gone bad
• Farm Show set to open after tough year for state agriculture
• Board votes 5-3 to retain volunteer coach
• Police: Shooter trades car for warm cell
• Point Township seeks FEMA help
• Mifflinburg man charged in two residential break-ins, thefts
• Admitted murderer may be ordered to pay for crime scene cleanup
• Two challenges to state's redistricting plan surface today
• Senior judge finishes review of 'kids for cash' cases
• Homeless man charged with firing shotgun at passing car
• Sunbury woman wins car and cash on 'The Price is Right'
• Student athlete: Massage treatment advanced to groping
• Shikellamy personnel case could cost $5,000
• Snyder County prosecutor approves plea deal to protect victim
• Selinsgrove officials vague on manager's dismissal
• Berwick manager: Defending landlord law is worth the cost
• Second stabbing suspect arrested
• State Supreme Court makes time for redistricting
• Penn State memos show concern about fundraising
• Congrats to all of our Fall 2011 Graduates!
• Cumberland County coroner charged with drug possession
• Rick Shoch voted chairman of Northumberland County Commissioners
• Mifflinburg police probe theft of Jeep Wrangler
• Snyder County commissioners maintain board structure
• Tow-truck driver fatally struck by tractor-trailer near Harrisburg
• Rick Santorum lands 8 votes behind Mitt Romney in Iowa
• The Eiffel Towel is a famous structure in Paris, France. Would you rather be fam...
• John Bickhart ousted as Selinsgrove borough manager
• Shikellamy board to vote Thursday on status of assistant coach
• Lewisburg woman charged with attempting to pirate movie
• Shoch elected chairman of commissioners
• Sunbury woman appears on 'The Price Is Right' at 11 a.m. today
• Governor freezes pay for state advisers, managers
• Jewelry valued at $6,500 taken in Snyder County burglary
• Police: 10 killed in New Year's crashes across Pennsylvania
• Community Health Systems acquires two northeast Pa. hospitals
• Barn and garage destroyed in separate fires overnight
• Mitt Romney criticizes Rick Santorum as a career politician
• $40,000 grant will help popular Middleburg park
• Ex-patient was impatient to get home
• New DA goes right to work in Montour County
• Multi-vehicle crashes close slick I-80
• Falconers gather for field meet
• Barletta hopes to get better acquainted with Valley
• Tioga County couple welcome son
• Tree growers rooting for victory
• Boys playing with lighters start fire
• Happy New Year!! Has anyone actually kept a New Year's resolution? Make any new...
• Weather hardly played 'fair' in 2011
• Why crime's not best career option
• Victims still reeling from worst disaster since 1972
• Sunbury driver dies as SUV strikes trees
• As we reflect on 2011 coming to an end, what is the greatest life lesson you hav...
• Police: Trainer molested student at high school
• Thief targets unlocked cars
• Union County taxes unchanged for 2012
• More flood funds on tap
• Warrior Run athletic trainer charged with sexually assaulting students
• Bartenders assist Sunbury stabbing victim
• Sunbury flood wall certification worth more than $1.5 million to property owners
• Lawsuit: Vote to shift sewer authority's assets was illegal
• Snyder County real estate taxes to increase by 1 mill
• Special elections complicate redistricting
• Appeals Court: State does not have to disclose workers' birth dates
• Sarah Hoffing, our High School Presenter, is looking for a current student or gr...
• Congratulations to Jennifer Cartagena! She has been accepted into our Criminal J...
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 15 north of West Milton
• Tobacco users need not apply with Geisinger
• Vinny Clausi: Union workers should 'wise up'
• Carbon monoxide fills Jeep, kills couple
• Pine Meadow family still needs home
• Next week from Tuesday 1/3/12 to Friday 1/6/12, someone from the academic depart...
• Three people injured in horse and buggy crash
• Most memorable part of your 2011...ready, GO!
• Mom-to-be stabbed in Sunbury
• Two people die when Jeep leaves road in Coal Township
• 'Occupy' protesters seek compromise with Scranton
• Montour County commissioners adopt $8 million budget
• Neighbors want fire-damaged home demolished in Sunbury
• Plant opening in Paxinos delayed
• Sen. Bob Casey wants $2.4 million for flood warning system
• Sunbury Generation confirms conversion to natural gas
• Shikellamy School Board takes a second look at middle schools
• Civil War's 150th anniversary stirs a trove of memories
• Man's torso found in trash bags along Monroe County road
• Tis the season for colds! If you are fighting a cold, this may help you choose t...
• Sears to shut up to 120 stores as sales slump
• Pennsylvania's new teen driving requirements take effect today
• Cash tolls going up again on Pennsylvania Turnpike
• We hope everyone enjoyed your Christmas weekend! Now, who's back to work like w...
• Valley driving tours for 2012 mapped out
• Nine-year-old prepares for her first state Farm Show
• Money, food aid cancer patient, kin
• Railroad club's layout always a work in progress
• Child center reaches out to abused
• Bargain hunters crowd stores the day after Christmas
• Stabbing suspect to make bid for bail
• Teens set for Farm Show debut
• Church volunteers dish up lots of food
• Beaver Drop part of what makes Beavertown special
• Rules toughened for teen drivers
• Probe into test fraud in 20th month
• Fire survivor: 'I can't stay down'
• Young writers pen their wishes to Santa
• Women at helm of three Valley school systems
• Multiplexes serve as seasonal refuge
• Needy Family Fund total tops $110,000
• Family finds home for holiday
• Peniteniary tries to curb inmate fights
• Merry Christmas to all our friends and McCann family! Enjoy your time spent with...
• New rink could cause competition for Sunbury group
• Police searching for convicted rapist
• The Christmas celebration fills the pews
• Frederick 'Fritz' Reed had one final gift in Northumberland County
• Warmer temperatures a gift for homeowners
• Public hearing for Shikellamy mat coach is Jan. 3
• $172,000 violin left on Philly-bound bus is recovered
• Congress today approves 2-month payroll tax cut extension
• Natural gas could replace coal at Shamokin Dam power plant
• State imposes tougher penalties for sex offenders
• Former Industrial Development chief reaches compromise on back pay
• Moran employee steps down from rail authority board
• Despite injury, Smith shines for Lewisburg
• Mom lost job while caring for ill daughter
• Governor signs new congressional map into law
• Top GOP Senator: Extend the payroll tax cut
• Pennsylvania's rhyming justice pens a new verse
• Murder accomplice sentenced to 10- to 20-year prison term
• Tis the season for a new career. There is still plenty of time to schedule an ap...
• Moran Industries bids $12.5 million for local rail lines
• War medals missing from Northumberland area home
• Landlord still waiting for federal flood insurance
• Christmas Eve to be marked in Middleburg's downtown square
• Youths help spread holiday cheer in Mifflinburg
• I want to say thank you to the following students who had all given referrals as...
• Finishing finals - what are your plans for the holiday or during break?
• What greater gift than to give someone a better future and change their life? We...
• Proposed charter school in New Berlin has $1 million budget
• Northumberland council approves a real estate tax hike
• Girl Scouts wrap gifts as fundraiser
• Food baskets help 415 people
• Outstanding work, Joseph Wallen, for passing the Access exam!
• Way to go, Joey Mills, for passing your Access exam.
• GOP-drawn congressional map sent to Corbett
• Teen killed in gun battle on Western PA street
• “I’ve enrolled in school!” What better topic for conversation with your family a...
• What song should we use for the Fall 2011 Graduation video?
• Family advocates booted from Northumberland County office
• Sunbury Motors donates $10,000 to Shikellamy outdoors camp
• Police looking for elusive driver
• Dollar Tree workers tackle armed robber
• Disabled mom has wish list for kids
• Weis Markets raises $100,000 for Wounded Warrior Project
• Senate hopeful Tom Smith tours Snyder County businesses
• Debate, straw poll, boost Marc Scaringi
• Hanukkah celebrates ancient victory
• Kymberley Best amends her federal complaint against Northumberland County
• New teen driving law takes effect on Saturday
• State game board weighs passage of a new policy manual
• The winner is C-Lab 1 door decorated by: @Vito Tocco, Samantha Watts and Kellie...
• Honorable Mention goes to the Hardware Lab, decorated by: Heath Firman, Jeremy C...
• State House to debate new congressional maps
• Former 2nd Mile board members say they needed to know about Sandusky
• Dancers are season favorites at mall
• Danville area fire police expect a busy year
• Valley farm accepted in state preservation program
• Danville Area School District awaits $267,000 from state
• Crash, illness cause pair to lose home
• In-laws pitch in to help couple
• Students asked to express their patriotism
• Good luck to all our students taking finals this week! Just think, in a few days...
• 84-year-old man carries his wife to safety
• Convicted murderer appeals case to state Superior Court
• Lewisburg grad earns solo at Met
• Hearing for first area charter school set for Tuesday
• Family works and saves, but needs help
• Cold temperatures complicate water problem in Montandon
• Last family to move from Pine Meadow housing complex
• Local mom finalist for portrait shoot
• Reading program engages imaginations
• Tax, rent rebate deadline looms
• Boy, 11, wants sewing machine
• Mike McQueary testifies today he saw Jerry Sandusky molesting boy
• Ronald McDonald House in Danville receives $30,000 grant
• Southern Columbia kicks off quest for state championship at 1 p.m. today
• Shikellamy High School Forensics squad wins state title
• Conservative Club plans sessions with Senate candidates
• Full ban on driver calls could be tough to enforce
• Wrestling team uses empty chair to honor former coach
• State unemployment rate drops slightly in November
• Gas pipeline safety bill headed to governor's desk
• Lots of acceptance certificates going out with the postman today! The New Year i...
• GOP-drafted congressional map squeaks past state Senate
• Share something you are looking forward to...
• Judge pins high school wrestler's hopes
• Northumberland County ATV park gets $1.5 million in state funds
• City weighs penalties on landlords
• Four scholarships for health care careers are now available
• Clothes, toys would make 3 kids happy, single mother says
• Three arrested after Lewisburg home invasion
• What is the best gift you have ever given someone?
• What is the best gift you have ever received?
• Mayor: Trash troubles a top problem in Sunbury
• Shikellamy wresting coach seeks public hearing
• Mom of 2 struggles as her business folds
• An event you should check out.
• Ex-Penn State coach Sandusky waives hearing
• Tell us about your favorite family traditions.
• Drugs found at scene of Milton house fire
• Shouting match breaks out at Shikellamy School Board meeting
• Ex-Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky waives hearing this morning
• Panel approves final state redistricting plan
• State House approves bill to limit abortion funding
• Westley Wise sentenced today to 15 to 32 years in Montour County stabbing death
• State voter ID bill advances, with changes in Senate
• Lewisburg man, 18, critically injured Sunday night in Route 15 crash
• Panel to vote on final state redistricting plan
• Tell us about your favorite Christmas or Winter memory.
• Police use Taser on driver in thong
• December Young Americans named
• Push is on for $3 million to control creek
• Organ needs add stress to ailing patients
• Linntown residents plan to line streets with luminaries
• Layoff forces family to seek help
• Valley mom's portrait among top 12 in nationwide photo contest
• Local university students split on online dating scheme
• Eight Bucknell students prep to launch Lewisburg app
• Shikellamy board president tells student to stifle comments
• Caregiver 8-year-old deserves good holiday
• Woo-hoo, only 2 away from 1,100! Thanks to all our awesome facebook friends!
• The 'Dog Whisperer' wows 700 elementary students in Trevorton
• Snyder County board works to close $500,000 deficit
• NASA approves February launch of private space station trip
• What does living "well" mean to you?
• Ex-trooper from Lewisburg gets house arrest for nude dance video
• Evening Make-up for December 8, 2011
• State lawmakers push for flood control funding in Danville
• Two homeless and firefighter injured in Milton house fire
• Sunbury spent $175,000 on comprehensive studies
• Smile! Cameras in place in city
• Federal lawsuit blames Lewisburg penitentiary for two inmate deaths
• Dog expert to share with pupils
• Theft victims offered new bike for son
• Occupy Lewisburg to fill cafe
• 10-year-old loves Dora, Tinkerbell
• State liquor board pulls ad on heavy drinking and rape
• Federal EPA implicates fracking in groundwater pollution
• Sandusky posts bail in latest sex abuse charges
• SEDA-COG wants the $60,000 owned for Sunbury's comprehensive plan
• Contest winner heads to Big Apple for gala
• Northumberland area sewer merger meeting delayed
• Guardian grandma seeks gifts for 5 kids while mother jailed
• Feds: Pay attention to drilling in Pennsylvania and elsewhere
• Obama: No to over-the-counter morning-after pill
• State bill will expand Sunday sale of beer
• Jerry Sandusky jailed on new child sex abuse charges
• Winter Weather Advisory: 2-4 inches on the way overnight tonight
• What phrase do you find yourself using that your parents would say to you?
• Dam repairs will shorten 2012 Lake Augusta boating season by two months
• Selinsgrove flood victims face another setback
• For Sandusky's accusers, it will be a chance to face him
• Mifflinburg Area School District moves forward on expansion
• County officials prepare 2012 budgets
• Mifflinburg ready to open 'Visions of Sugarplums' market
• 4-year-old son wants drum set under tree, disabled parents say
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered at 70th anniversary
• We are so close to reaching 1,100 fans!!! CHALLENGE: We get 10 more by the end o...
• If it were to snow, what would you do?
• Stoned driver avoids more serious charge
• Swindler gets seven years in state prison
• Consultant: Wellness has economic impact
• A show of forces with gizmos at exposition
• Grinch makes off with boy's Christmas bike
• Blind Sunburian lauds Salvation Army
• Shikellamy superintendent's $7,000 raise is a done deal
• Lewd text messages land girl in trouble
• What do YOU want for Christmas? :)
• Snyder County slaying suspect jailed on bail violation
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• State using new security feature for drivers licenses and IDs
• Pileggi won't make election bid for the U.S. Senate
• How do you prefer to send mail? Snail mail? Online bill pay?
• Few teens sexting racy photos, new research says
• What are the Hot Christmas items to purchase this year?
• Lewisburg man in critical condition following Route 192 crash
• Former state trooper to be sentenced Friday in Internet sex case
• Penn State going to the Ticket City Bowl in Dallas to play Houston
• Selinsgrove Area School Board takes aim at $1.6 million deficit
• More than two dozen hospitalized after rave at Lehigh University
• Lake Tobias to replace 70 animals killed in fire last week
• Mom's priority is disabled son
• Bank bandit phoned for a taxi
• Report: Sandusky talks about Paterno, case
• What are your plans for the weekend?
• Sandusky accuser says police knew of recent dinner
• Tell us about a time when you couldn’t stop laughing.
• Expansion at Selinsgrove library takes shape
• Panel: Waste mystery could get pricey
• 2010 champ loses bid to wrestle for Benton
• Grandkids deserve holiday like we had
• Penn State pledges $1.5 million for sex-crimes groups
• Does it ever amaze you how human minds can come up with these ideas and actually...
• Police: Teen stabbed with fork over baseball card
• What is your favorite thing about this time of the year?
• Federal judge tosses Kym Best's lawsuit against Northumberland County
• Valley tech school tops 86 others in Pennsylvania
• Minor injuries reported after tractor trailer crash on Routes 11-15
• Nursing home administrator: Medicare funds are inadequate
• Obama pushes payroll tax cuts in Scranton
• Penn State buys adult domain names to block use
• Hey hunters...anybody get a deer? Any good stories to share?
• First Penn State abuse lawsuit comes from a new accuser
• Wood-Mode Inc. cited by OSHA for 29 safety violations
• Deer blamed in car, truck crash on Route 890 near Sunbury
• Thieves hit five vehicles in Sunbury
• Donations of household goods as important as cash
• With mounting bills, ill 63-year-old to stay home Christmas Day
• Hot flue pipe starts house fire
• Lottery tickets become flowers and wreaths
• Tree-lighting, parade set in Lewisburg
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Elimsport Road in Lycoming County
• Official: Michael Jackson's doctor likely to serve less than 2 years
• Students, check out the great holiday campaign that the Marketing Club is doing!...
• Penn State accuser disputes defense’s approach
• What are you doing for lunch, dinner, or snacks since Brewers closed?
• More social opportunities needed for those who are active, young and blind
• Man gets 13 years for robbery slaying in Shenandoah
• Do you prefer white or mulit-color lights on a christmas tree?
• Investigators: Precious metals dealer violated law at buy-back event
• Midd-West Elementary project falls about a month behind schedule
• Officials in Ohio take 200-pound boy from his mother
• One-vote deadlock decided by draw
• Elementary pupils help the Danville High School Drama Club
• Northumberland continues to support sewer system merger
• Sunbury to hold line on taxes
• Pennsylvania wants its 6 percent from online sales
• It's a little too hot out there for deer hunters
• Mayor's new plan for drug offenders: 2 strikes and you're out
• Penn State students set forum on sex-abuse scandal
• Luzerne County man wins Powerball jackpot
• Deer hunting season opens across Pennsylvania
• If you could set a world record for eating more of a certain food than anyone el...
• Firs fund Southside Fire Company
• Mission: 11 countries in 11 months
• Political maps can take on odd shapes
• Judges will divide the bench work
• Gifts collected for needy families
• New charity to aid pets
• Courthouse mailbox removal miffs attorneys
• Model train display draws more than 300
• Gallery spat divides town
• Hunters beware: Ticks, Lyme disease on the rise
• Any crazy Black Friday shopping stories? Or any awesome deals you snagged?
• Grant brings jobs for flood cleanup
• Mustangs need online votes
• Downtown doors are open, small business deals are ready
• Flood victims struggle to shore up lives
• State Sen. Gene Yaw alone on taking a 3 percent pay hike
• Car crash claims the life of local soldier in Germany
• Occupy 'zombie' arrested at Harrisburg mall
• Lawyers see victim civil lawsuits emerging against Sandusky charity
• State lawmakers to get 3 percent raise next week
• Nonprofits top 50 percent of Selinsgrove's real estate value
• Salvation Army seeks more help ringing their holiday bells
• Avid shoppers camp out for big bargains
• Today I am thankful for_____________.
• ACLU says drug signs are mistake
• Convicted arsonist moves to city
• Kindergarten pupils tell us how to cook a turkey
• Stolen motorcycle and ATVs recovered
• Sandusky lawyer says two new abuse claims unfounded
• Happy Thanksgiving to all our of students, staff, faculty, and facebook friends!...
• Judge hears legal issues in Harrisburg bankruptcy case
• Occupy protests cost nation's cities more than $13 million
• Slightly more people seek unemployment benefits last week
• Sticky goo on Pennsylvania turnpike disables more than 100 vehicles
• Tell us about the last time you did something kind for someone or someone did so...
• Two suspended in fire hall fight
• Vinny Clausi's holiday greetings include 'no firings' message
• Geisinger raises contributions in lieu of taxes in Mahoning Township
• Despite rising prices, donors put free food on tables
• Three women injured Monday in crash that knocked out power
• Shamrock feed mill owner remains in critical condition at Geisinger
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Buckwheat Valley Road, Snyder County
• Crews taking down last of flood-damaged Slabtown Bridge
• Ex-teacher admits sex with student in Lehigh County
• Toy safety report find some dangers
• Don't forget, Circle K's food drive will be ending tomorrow, Nov. 23rd, so bring...
• Lawyer: Sandusky bail may increase if new charges are filed
• Penn State recovery gets boost from Freeh's hiring
• Westley Wise pleads guilty in Montour County to third-degree murder
• State police: DNA evidence helps investigators solve burglary case
• Who had the best freestyle last night? Predictions for the winner tonight?
• Danville police: Credit union employee thwarts forgery scheme
• Tree auction could be million-dollar day
• $4.6 million gift to Selinsgrove still being sorted out
• Officer's drug court work garners award
• Officer raised concern over league books
• Feed mill owner in critical condition following Monday accident
• Crash knocked out electrical power Monday evening in Danville
• Child advocates call for changes in Pennsylvania laws
• Bipartisan 'supercommittee' set to fail on cutting $1.2 trillion deficit
• Lawmaker wants more disclosure from Penn State
• Penn State taps ex-FBI director Louis Freeh for investigation
• Man seriously injured in feed mill accident this morning
• Recreational vehicles stolen Sunday night from church parking lot
• What are you looking forward to this week?
• Police probe armed robbery at Domino's Pizza near Lewisburg
• Slaying suspect expected in Montour County Court on Tuesday
• Carbon monoxide sickens 25 people at Harrisburg tractor pull
• Knitter knows how to connect to help others
• Corbett taps Danville retiree for state panel
• Arsonist cooling heels in jail until housing is found
• Firefighters asking for $1 a week
• Holiday jobs available
• Food aid to pupils tops 46%
• New lights add $13G to city's budget deficit
• Bible study buddy told Bridy run for county boss 'crazy'
• Physician's work with foreign mission on hold
• County boss's mettle forged by hardships
• Quest for citizenship rests with Congress
• Fund aims for $75G to assist Valley's needy
• 2nd straight gold pushes Lady Defenders toward PIAA dynasty
• Warrior Run girls win second consecutive soccer gold
• Citizenship quest rests with Congress
• Sometimes, deep roots aren't enough
• Dinner donor: Cupboard's looking bare
• Fire that left 9 homeless began in arguers' room
• Alert neighbor reports townhouse fire
• Board member Corman in dark until newspaper report
• Running bank robber makes off with cash
• Transit planners seek fixes, not patches
• We're in the news you guys!
• I am happiest when ___________
• 9 displaced by Milton fire
• Bus involved in Norry crash
• LARA axes top executive
• Tire-fuel plant papers in a fix with DEP regs
• Pre-release event raises $1G for charity
• Fans abuzz as girls soccer team battles for 2nd straight gold
• Bus involved in Norry crash
• LARA axes top executive
• Tire-fuel plant papers in a fix with DEP regs
• Pre-release event raises $1G for charity
• Did you go to the midnight showing of Twilight - Breaking Dawn Part I? Do you ha...
• LARA axes top executive
• DEP: Application 'incomplete' for tire-fired power plant
• Pre-release 'Twilight' event raises $1,000 for charity
• Fans abuzz as girls soccer team battles for 2nd straight gold
• States with most, fewest smokers revealed
• 'Occupy' protesters disrupt traffic in New York; 200 arrested
• Idaho shooter charged with trying to assassinate Obama
• Holiday Door Decorating Contest It is time for our annual holiday door decoratin...
• Students: While you can see “a schedule” on the portal, schedules are NOT FINALI...
• Which best describes you when you first wake up each morning: a whistling tea ke...
• Smucker recalls jars of peanut butter
• All McCann Staff, Faculty and Students will receive a 25% discount on all Cosmet...
• Today is the last day to sign up for Thanksgiving Dinner on Wednesday, November...
• Sunbury mayor: Use signs to identify drug houses
• Verbal sparks fly during first gathering of new county board
• Families face additional costs for rental extensions at Pine Meadow
• Senate approves bill eliminating hunting back tag
• Hungry?! CJ Club is selling sausage sandwiches, chips, and brownies for $3.00! Y...
• Ever watch Storage Wars? Have you ever stumbled upon something valuable at a gar...
• New Poll: Gas companies have too much heft in Pennsylvania
• Punches fly after firehouse bell rings
• 27 families in housing crisis in Selinsgrove
• Most suspects avoid felony convictions, judge says
• Line Mountain chief gets $5,000 raise
• Tell us about something you can’t imagine living without.
• Beware!
• Mobile home destroyed by fire
• Hope you're hungry today...CJ Club is having a bake sale and it's Dollar Dog Tue...
• Large drug bust sweeps Northumberland, Montour counties
• Dream big, actress advises
• Vinny Clausi vows to tell all in lawsuit
• OSHA probing fatal fall from ladder at Plaza House warehouse
• Sandusky says he only 'horsed around' with boys
• President of Second Mile charity resigns
• Paper says Sandusky, Schultz collecting pensions
• Teen girls who drink alcohol are ratcheting up breast cancer risk, study finds
• Supreme Court will hear health care case this term
• Cops: Man pushed woman from moving car
• Driver killed when milk truck tips
• SeaWorld develops custom brace for whale with scoliosis
• Supreme Court will hear health care case this term
• Strip-search damage awards should be arriving soon
• Cops: Man pushed woman from moving car
• Airline fined $900,000 for lengthy tarmac delays
• Dollar Dog Tuesday! Tomorrow, the IT Club will be hosting Dollar Dog Tuesday for...
• Driver killed when milk truck tips
• Officials mum on barricaded man
• 25 compete in cyclocross race
• Airline fined $900,000 for lengthy tarmac delays
• Bellefonte man killed when milk truck overturns in Union County
• Northumberland investigators reveal little about barricaded man
• 25 compete in 'Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncy' bicycle race
• Please sign-up to enjoy the Thanksgiving Lunch or Dinner that we will be hosting...
• Stephen Bridy last in 36 percent of polling centers
• Nittany Lions fans lament firing of icon
• Corn, grain output suffers in Valley
• Minuteman bringing 200 jobs to Milton
• State highway officials work to avoid funding detour for bypass
• Union County murder suspect gets new lawyer
• Sheriff: Amish man's beard cut in new Ohio attack
• Medical Panel: Test every child for cholesterol by age 11
• Mike McQueary put on administrative leave at Penn State
• Penn State trustees meet again today to begin recovery
• Bear attacks Monroe County woman trying to save dog
• We would like to say a big THANK YOU to all the veterans who have served our cou...
• Veterans Day: A very special thank you
• Vinny Clausi sheds some tears for Merle Phillips' election loss
• Evangelical Community Hospital plans $750,000 orthopedics center
• Residents file suit over merger vote
• Joe Paterno gone, but questions at Penn State remain
• Nebraska chancellor: Canceling Penn State game not a serious option
• Penn State scandal stirs debate over abuse reporting laws
• Police use video footage to identify Penn State riot suspects
• Nebraska regent expresses concern about player and fan safety at Penn State
• Tell us about something you know how to do on the computer.
• The Economy: Unemployment aid hits 7-month low, trade gap falls
• TV van tipped as rally in support of Joe Paterno turns violent
• Stephen Bridy spearheads petition for open government in Northumberland County
• Chemical spill clears the Line Mountain High School
• Bucknell president’s invention could make cardiac stents safer
• New Paradise Street bridge near Turbotville now open to traffic
• Legislative districts may shuffle as part of redistricting
• Sunbury area residents mourn the death of 'Ziggy'
• Running across America
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Kim Kardashian is filing for divorce after just 72 days of marriage and a $10 mi...
• Mifflinburg teen charged with vehicular homicide
• Republican reapportionment plan passes early legislative vote today
• The ECE club would like to thank everyone who bought the ribbons. The following...
• About 158 Valley customers without electrical service this afternoon
• Two Northumberland County residents killed in Dauphin County collision
• Happy Halloween! Don't forget to register for the costume contest if you are par...
• Marketing Club is having a lunch during the Halloween celebration on Monday, Oct...
• Second deer cull to begin at Valley Forge park
• About 150 Valley residents without electrical power this morning
• Don't forget to wear your costumes tomorrow! Happy Halloween, Facebook friends!!
• Residents dig out after rare October snow
• Does anyone else find it strange that we haven't had a snow storm like this this...
• Wintry weather to make early appearance in Central Pennsylvania
• Winter weather could affect PSU football parking
• PUC: Snyder County's 911 phone charge to remain at $1.50
• More than a dozen vehicles damaged, items stolen in Selinsgrove
• Three suspects face new charges in Philly basement-captive case
• State prison system reviews drug-treatment approach
• Coastal snow storm could dump 3-6 inches here on Saturday
• Two officers injured in assault today at U.S. Penitentiary near Lewisburg
• Don't forget to bring your kiddos to our Safe Trick or Treating here on campus!...
• Ethiopian boy gets a reconstructed face and new life
• Teen sex offenders face online registry
• Slashers, missing kid found
• Siblings hit by car improve
• Gulf War veteran honored as the 2011 Hero of Hope
• Haunted Trail opens at 7 tonight
• Annual Sprint Triathlon put on hold
• U.S. Marshals find boy, months after mom attacked
• Local and state police crack down on aggressive driving
• Harrisburg area boy loses fingertip when class door slammed
• BP announces plans for wind farm near Scranton
• Complete the following sentence: The nicest thing anyone has done for me is...
• Blaze displaces 76-year-old woman
• Mom, kids escapes gunshot
• Child struck by vehicle suffers broken leg
• Valley may see snow tonight
• Former school group chief can’t find missing receipts
• Disaster Recovery Center to close Friday
• Victims will have to wait for fraud trial
• House bill calls for drilling tax
• School district may add four modular classrooms
• Firefighters battle Sunbury house fire
• Squirmy toddler? There's an app for that
• Governor ready to move on privatizing liquor stores
• Penn State study evaluates well water quality near Marcellus drilling
• State Senate begins debate on school vouchers bill
• I have always wondered…
• Political graffiti sprayed at governor's residence
• Natural gas worker fined after co-worker drinks frackwater
• U.S. Sen. Bob Casey urges FEMA to speed up flood recovery aid
• Attention Winter 2012 externs (April graduates): We will be holding meetings to...
• Injuries reported in Sunbury pedestrian accident this morning
• Voice of Elmo visits Lewisburg
• 70-million-year-old skull reassembled, bound for Mexico
• Bucknell fourth in Division I grad rates of athletes
• Eatery: Road sign hours rule a taste of folly
• Consent decree approved for teen accused of causing man's death
• Pennsylvania ranks first in deficient bridges
• Experts: Directors can hush outsiders
• New report focuses on smoke alarm effectiveness
• Corbett: Turzai liquor bill "the place to start'
• Police: Man with gun wounded near day care
• Revived vouchers bill heads for Pa. Senate vote
• Corbett signs Pa. bill restricting teen drivers
• Forest service denies 'contempt' claim
• Capital Blue Cross now offering pet insurance
• Murderer to stand trial in prison escape
• Niece sentenced for bilking aunt out of $107K
• Man, 19, killed in combine accident
• School district OKs $42K in same-sex benefit deal
• DEP gives final approval to tire-burning plant
• Complete this sentence: I like shopping for....
• YMCA looking for a home in Union County
• Rail trail taking shape for Nov. 5 debut
• 'Heat of passion' may be defense in murder trial
• Carbon monoxide caused 3 deaths
• Local Sara Lee workers await word on new owner
• Inlet grates taken from along Bottle Road
• Report outlines recommendations for natural gas development
• Schools brace for more budget cuts
• Penn State president hopeful about state funding
• Local YMCA receives charter to expand into Union County
• Motorists asked to report suspicious behavior on area roads
• Figure in Luzerne County court scandal seeks pension payments
• Attitude really is everything
• Survivor: 'God has the final say'
• Good news for radiation therapy
• Patients can tap Cancer Society resources
• Quick action after diagnosis saves her life
• Guys aren't immune to breast cancer
• Pennsylvania community may have to cut Santa's parade appearance
• State voter ID bill poised for changes in Senate
• Attending any Halloween events this weekend?
• Grad returns as J.R. the Great
• Farmers to provide supplies to other farmers in need
• Hundreds line Sunbury streets for parade
• Security questioned after actor’s son had dope at prison camp
• Unlocked cars entered in East Buffalo Township
• Fine for parking on grass at $600
• Salvation Army expects increase in application this year
• GOP candidate’s campaign expects a boost with endorsement
• We would like to introduce the Student Loan Help Center. It is a staff of traine...
• Two waive hearings in stolen Penn State rings case
• Governor signs takeover bill for cash-strapped Harrisburg
• Moammar Gadhafi, Libya's leader for 42 years, killed today in his hometown
• With warped vision, Gadhafi maddened Libya, West
• Vending machines have been around since 1885. Suppose someone wanted to sell sho...
• Marino: Jobs bill to fail like $1T stimulus
• New Midd-West High School goes high-tech
• Highway to honor fallen hero
• Police say high mom drove with tot and pot
• Lover hopes pig will prod woman to altar
• Cardinals or Rangers??
• State Sen. Jake Corman challenges governor on transportation
• Report: Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania could generate $804 million
• Harrisburg city takeover bill heads to governor's desk
• Social Security recipients to get 3.6 percent more
• Drilling company released from drinking water obligation in Dimock
• Fourth arrest made in Philadelphia basement case
• Saturated Montandon residents seek help from township, state
• Mom used son, 10, as lookout in $160 theft, police report
• Mayor wants business-friendly atmosphere for Northumberland
• Wages in Montour 4th in Pa.
• Rider adds more wins
• Bill would set standards for oil and gas well pad construction
• County to save 60% on inmate health expenses
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Bank fees on the rise; how to avoid paying more
• Parenting FAIL.
• State Senate passes Harrisburg takeover bill
• Police: Shoplifting suspect allegedly used 10-year-old child as a lookout
• What theme do you think the faculty and staff should use to dress up for Hallowe...
• Suppose you were a spider and could scurry around quickly on eight legs. Describ...
• Remembering the Titans with legendary football coach
• She’s an angel for orphans
• Chase ends in arrest
• Dog owner faces probation
• Education department refuses to release documents
• Communities step out for Halloween parades
• School expansion hits sewage snag
• State lawmakers introduce disaster-relief bills
• U.S. Supreme Court to rule on lying about military medals
• U.S. senators announce agreement on education overhaul
• If a day were suddenly 12 hours long instead of 24, how would this affect you?
• Mold closes fire station in York
• Bankruptcy judge hearing Harrisburg case sets arguments in November
• Would you rather buy a Halloween costume or make your own? Why?
• Flood cleanup continues in Selinsgrove
• Ultimate Fighting champion trains in Sunbury
• Halloween schedules vary by municipality
• Bridal show helps dreams take shape
• Number crunch time
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Did anyone see the really bad wreck at the Indy Car World Championship in Vegas?...
• Big business and government angers local demonstrators
• Heads Up: New video sensors controlling traffic signals
• Murderers owe $94,000 of Northumberland County's uncollected fees
• Driver charged in home-damaging crash
• New Berlin Borough Council seeks to reacquire elementary school
• $5.7 million federal grant targets solution for those pesky stink bugs
• No signs of trauma in Kulpmont death case; Toxicology tests ordered
• Developers: 400 energy jobs on way to industrial park near Muncy
• Obama pulls plug on part of health overhaul law
• Ex-aide: Lawyers blocked cooperation offer
• Perry in Pennsylvania: Boost energy production
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Hey Friends, come visit our lovely cosmo students and Sarah Hoffing at the Midd-...
• National Firefighters Memorial Day is Sunday
• Tell us about your halloween costume.
• Theft spree suspect sentenced to six years in state prison
• Suspects in bloody lottery ticket trail case enter opposite pleas
• County hopefuls spar at candidates' event
• Tapping the power of natural gas
• State issues air pollution rules for gas drilling
• Lots of people like to read or watch mysteries. Why do you think they are so pop...
• Police probe suspicious death of 22-year-old Kulpmont woman
• Suspended cop sentenced in drug task force case
• What would you do if you won the lottery?
• Danville middle school students to remain in temporary classrooms
• BlackBerry outages spread to North America
• Nearly $17 million goes uncollected in Northumberland County
• Superintendents say vouchers penalize effective schools
• Building projects move forward at Bucknell University
• Geisinger moves to correct 'higher-than-expected' infection rate
• This is what it's all about, friends :) We are so proud of all our graduates!
• Nigerian pleads guilty today to underwear bomb attack
• Attention Students graduating in December 2011: This week ONLY October 10 – 14th...
• What type of shoes do you prefer to wear: sandals or sneakers? Why?
• Snyder County motorcyclist injured in Monroe Township crash
• Middleburg woman charged with using Medicaid to pay for massages
• Police probe laser pointing at Life Flight helicopter
• Milton man arrested minutes after the birth of his child
• Lewisburg area rail-trail unsafe until November opening
• Lewisburg Borough Council approves $15,000 for LARA
• Montour County murder trial could begin in December
• Appellate Court: PennDOT wrong to cancel noncitizens' licenses
• What annoying habit do you have that you wish you could break?
• 1884 steam vehicle sold at Hershey auto auction for $4.62 million
• Governor outlines his statewide education agenda
• What is your most prized possession?
• President to push his jobs package today in Pittsburgh
• Shikellamy superintendent says she won't quit on her students
• Former Penn State faculty member killed in pedestrian accident
• Township manager begins work in East Buffalo Township
• Northumberland County candidates emphasize job growth
• 7 ways to prepare your home for winter weather
• North Carolina begins its public debate on natural gas 'fracking'
• Student driver cuts a little too close
• McCann will be there! Should be a great day!
• Our Cosmo students having a blast at a hair show at the Hershey Lodge today! Fun!
• What are some of the memories you associate with fall?
• Northumberland County investigators probe two shootings
• Some state lawmakers now disown 'no-tax pledge'
• Three people dead in York County murder-suicide
• Some good tips, job seekers!!! Thoughts?
• What is your favorite movie of all time?
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 54 at I-180 bridge near Turbotville
• Mifflinburg man critically hurt in Union County truck accident
• Driver okay, but 95 pigs die in Columbia County truck crash
• Homeless teenager charged with possession of stolen items
• Midd-West is calling all grads for a homecoming festival
• Woolly worm warns of white winter
• Vandals damage turf
• Who’s on Shik’s case?
• Police: Chicken thieves go big time, steal 36,000
• Casey calls for more flood aid
• Old barn given new look for Sunday wedding
• Natural gas leak prompts evacuation this morning in Danville
• Deadlines set for flooding disaster assistance
• Riverboat resumes operations in Harrisburg after flooding
• Happy Friday! Is anyone making their way to the Covered Bridge and Fall festival...
• National unemployment rate remains at 9.1 percent
• Home builders to merge
• Shikellamy test probe open
• Disabled Marine wants PennDOT to pay for driveway repairs
• SU student charged with criminal trespass
• Woolly Worm to give weather forecast Saturday
• Kelsey's Dream to hold festival Saturday
• Yom Kippur begins at sunset today
• Kenneth Spivey is bringing back the 80's rat tail look...but only if it's pink i...
• Do you think this 2 year temporary marriage contract is a good idea? Thoughts?
• Government replacing broken water level gauge on Susquehanna River
• More people sought unemployment aid last week
• Selinsgrove man jailed following alleged scuffle with probation officers
• Students had edge
• Report: Pot ring had crook in ranks
• Driver crashes bedroom, then hits the road again
• Weather puts damper on corn maze
• Valley hit with 18 plus inches of rain in September
• Proposed laws would outlaw text messaging while driving
• Mini fair scheduled Oct. 13 to 16 on the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds
• How was your first day of classes? Ready for day two...
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 45 near Montandon reopens
• Governor says education policy is next on his agenda
• Mosquito spraying scheduled for tonight in Snyder County
• What was your first pet? Why did you choose this pet?
• Friendly's files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• State lawmakers move to address student concussions
• Hi Students: Have a suggestion as to how to improve our services here at McCann...
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Welcome new students and welcome back current students!! Challenge for the week-...
• Shikellamy School District's paper chase
• Blaze damages Trevorton home
• Chief: Selinsgrove 8 face disorderly conduct counts
• Water runoff upsets neighbor
• First cases heard in veterans treatment court
• Motorist charged in confrontation with PennDOT worker
• Businessman going to trial
• No one seems to know how many displaced by floods
• Alley closure causes concern in Selinsgrove
• Study: Drivers think texting is dangerous, but still do it
• Trevorton woman homeless following house fire Tuesday afternoon
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Interstate 80 westbound, Montour County
• If you missed last night's episode of DWTS, or don't watch the show at all, stil...
• Flood Recovery: Emergency road repairs moving forward
• State House panel to take up illegal immigrant bills
• Union County Housing Authority selling four energy-efficient homes
• Perry County man recounts bear attack inside his home
• Alligator living in western Pennsylvania reservoir likely a discarded pet
• Weis mansion donated to Bucknell University
• Added Riverfront Project crews race to beat cold weather
• Board backs coach's call to bar 8 players
• DJ candidate furious over sign placement
• Math scores for Shikellamy juniors jumped in 2010
• Carbon monoxide claims three lives in Coal Township
• Amanda Knox found not guilty in Italian murder and released
• Governor would allow counties to impose natural gas drilling fees
• Clinton County commissioner charged in YMCA fraud case
• Sewer line backup closes the Northumberland County Courthouse
• Last year, we showed our support for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month with...
• Four local residents injured in Centre County crash
• Couple attacked by bear inside their Perry County home
• Medical helicopter service celebrates its 30th anniversary
• From drought to flood within three months
• Author: End-times mysteries revealed
• Businessman's wife appointed to commission
• School switch working
• Tea and gas don't mix well
• Lottery luck hot in August
• Eagles fans, after today's game, thoughts on this season?
• Fans: Title 3 in the cards
• State environmental department at war with mosquitos
• Marcellus Shale fuels trucking jobs
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: What's good on tv tonight? Baseball? Movie? Football?
• Shik dug hole with rebellious spending
• Emergency fund will help area's needy veterans
• Cross to shine for fallen Scout
• Seller wants time to settle $400G in debts
• School's roof lawsuit runs into legal wall
• Candidates count on networking to get known
• Western Pennsylvania county has 3rd highest job gains in nation
• Ready for the very Fall weather we will be having this weekend? Has anyone been...
• Dump truck hits luxury car, killing elderly driver
• Meadowbrook Christian School celebrates 30th anniversary
• Rape suspect plead guilty to stalking and harassment
• May SU grad killed after car hydroplanes
• Lightning leaves boy in critical condition
• Merck spilled 31 tons of toxic fluid into river
• Billionaire oilman to speak about the natural gas industry
• Relax: NASA identifies 90 percent of largest near-Earth asteroids
• CONGRATULATIONS to all our graduates!!! We are so proud of you and everything yo...
• Susquehanna University graduate killed in Route 15 crash
• Several flooded roads remain closed this afternoon
• Northumberland County judge recuperating at home
• Governor's job approval rating gets a boost in new poll
• Students learn to identify Pennsylvania raptors
• Police grievance will not go to arbitration
• $4M bill, $2M coverage
• Vendors take a stand against cancellation
• Veterans Court debuts Tuesday in Northumberland County
• Keller sole Valley rep to oppose driver bill
• Merck agrees to $1.5 million settlement
• Test scores for middle and elementary schools hit benchmark
• EPA: Merck to pay $1.5 in fines for violations in Riverside and West Point
• If you're doing any fall shopping over break, take a peek at this article before...
• New rules for teenage drivers on governor's desk
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Heavy rain closes area roads
• Engineers to rappel down Washington Monument
• New Poll: Pennsylvanians prefer winner-take-all electoral system
• Last day of finals, and then it's break time! How will you be spending your brea...
• Celebrator cleared of $184 ticket
• Cops: Door system repels bank suspect
• Driver swept through pipe
• Fund for victims reaches $40G
• Rosh Hashanah begins at sunset
• Judge declares mistrial in theft case
• Autopsy bill curbs public right to information
• East drowns in August and September
• I would like to say a BIG THANK YOU to all the staff, instructors, and students...
• State lawmakers consider disaster fund proposal
• East flash flood risk through Wednesday
• There has been slight change in bookstore hours. The bookstore will now be open...
• Police: Couple stole copper to pay for wedding
• It's finals week here at McCann! Here's your challenge today and tomorrow - Don'...
• Coroner: 4 in family shot in Pa. murder-suicide
• Computer tech testifies in Pa. corruption trial
• Sen. Orie waives preliminary hearing on new counts
• Coroner: Elderly Pa. couple dead in murder-suicide
• Stock futures rise on hopes of Europe debt deal
• Medals honor 25 who risked lives to help others
• 8 NYC kids taken from foster care found OK in Pa.
• 5th anniversary of Amish shooting to be quiet
• Project behind schedule
• Girl's rapist may do 10-20 years in prison
• Oaklyn retiree: Anything they need, I'll do
• Mayor and police association to discuss grievance
• Inmate charged with giving false reports
• State Senate Democrats outline their jobs plan
• Top state senator says privatizing liquor sales is a 'bad deal'
• Delivery ceremony held today for the first Boeing 787
• Backers push for state House votes on abortion bills
• Tom Smith to announce GOP candidacy for U.S. Senate
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 15 near Lewisburg
• Man charged with cutting woman's face because of $2,000 debt
• Mosquito spraying scheduled for tonight in Snyder County
• Demolition begins on Pittsburgh's Civic Arena
• Stocks wobble today as new home sales dip to 6-month low
• Challenge for the day: Encourage someone. If you see someone struggling, having...
• Black Hawk pilot talks about his experiences
• Fleece just part of alpaca's appeal
• Some may have to elevate their homes
• Money raised to help pay for funeral
• Crop coverage speeds federal help
• Danville Middle School showing signs of life
• Shikellamy board post may sit vacant
• Ex-council president admits he is a thief
• A $200G good time rolls in
• Dress drive keeps prom dreams alive
• Clouds don't dim festival hopes
• Tips to help parents judge books for children
• Organic: Is it worth it?
• Heavy rains create new problems here in Central Pennsylvania
• U.S. Senate Democrats block House disaster aid bill
• Flooding repairs along Route 54 near Danville begin next week
• PennDOT: Roads used by natural gas drillers in better shape
• Federal government paid $600 million in benefits to dead people
• Ex-judge from Luzerne County going to prison for more than 17 years
• When you view your schedule in the student portal is does not list the room numb...
• What do you fear?
• Thousands of game birds gone after flooding in Lycoming County
• FEMA center opens
• Investigation continues at mine subsidence site
• New twirling group kicks off Monday
• Arsonist still on the loose
• FEMA is running out of money
• LARA cuts ties with its fundraiser
• Complete this sentence: Classes are important because...
• Forecasters: Heaviest rainfall to our east over the next few days
• Good afternoon! By now you should have all received your schedule through the po...
• Susquehanna County court asks: Is Marcellus shale a mineral?
• President Obama to outline plan overriding 'No Child Left Behind'
• Damages in Port Trevorton apartment house fire set at $100,000
• Complete this sentence: I am...
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 125 south of Shamokin
• School director issues challenge to ex-wrestling coach
• Satellite to rain on earth Friday
• Bicentennial celebration kicks off in Laurelton
• Pot-bellied pig allowed in borough with special permission
• Economist: China manipulates its currency
• Port Trevorton burn victim in critical condition today
• Forecasts point to modest holiday growth in retail spending
• Pennsylvania man arrested twice for DUI in one night
• State Senate panel considers rewrite of Pennsylvania's library law
• Think you're doing yourself a favor by using artificial sweeteners? May want to...
• Philadelphia suburb awaits news after hikers freed in Iran
• What's your favorite part of being you?
• Blaze burns mom of 2
• Pumpkin prices soar
• Business to open today following flood
• PIAA: Half of district decisions on transfers stick
• Pols’ ads in $3,500 grid mag draw flag
• Dream comes true for 5-year-old tonight
• What season premieres are you excited for?
• Burn victim airlifted to hospital following apartment house fire in Port Trevorton
• Meteorologists warn of more drenching rainfall in region
• Welcome to our campus, 94KX! Spread the word, facebook friends, OPEN HOUSE today...
• What did you think of the premiere of Two and a Half Men?
• Pennsylvania ends its wine vending machine experiment
• State agency seeks nominations for historical markers
• What did you think of Dancing with the Stars last night?
• New Poll: Young people see online slurs as just joking
• Three state roads remain closed in Northumberland County
• Thousands of flooding victims seek aid from FEMA
• Mat champ loses decision
• Ex-trooper admits bid to lure girl via Internet
• Merchandise gone from business near Montandon
• Reliance joins hospital's fleet
• $2G and an alley settle road fight
• Counties crafting housing plan for inmates
• Today is Talk Like a Pirate Day. How would you talk like a pirate? Here are some...
• State senators tout bills in response to Lee flooding
• New FBI statistics: Crime down in Pennsylvania and across nation
• Sunbury Communtiy Hospital offers tetanus clinics for flood victims
• State DEP reorganizes regulation of natural gas drilling boom
• Thefts reported in midst of Montandon area flooding
• State House corruption trial could last eight weeks
• Federal inspectors begin visits to flood-ravaged homes
• What is the most beautiful thing you have ever seen?
• Citgo sign goes up in flames
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Want to give a good morning shout out to someone? Go ahead, comment your message...
• Pageant part of full schedule of events at The Beaver Community Fair
• Lewisburg native dies on Route 147
• Stranger steps up to help displaced Shamokin area family
• Freedom Life Church opens doors in Lewisburg
• Thief to learn how much time he'll do
• Torrential rains from Lee ruin half of Furmano's tomato crop
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Enjoying your weekend? Watching any football today?
• Shortage of bins widespread in Valley
• Animal hospital helped 50 pets
• Study of hydropower site near fabridam to cost planner $325G
• Geisinger profit hits $181M in fiscal year
• PennDot provides photos of flood damage
• Pickup truck runs into school bus
• Joe Biden arrives in northeast Pennsylvania to view flood damage
• TRAFFIC ADVISORIES: Route 118 and Route 220 bridges near Hughesville
• Statewide schools survey: Fewer teachers, larger classes
• Did you know that McCann offers free career presentations for high school studen...
• Flooding conditions prompt emergency mosquito spraying
• Car show headlines fire company's Fall Festival in Mifflinburg
• What are some fun Fall activites you like to do? Share any updates on fall festi...
• Answers to questions survivors ask about federal disaster aid
• At 9/11 memorial in New York, mourners take home rubbings
• If you could be any age, how old would you be and why?
• Vice president to view flood damage today in northeast Pennsylvania
• Answers to flood disaster relief questions
• Wife: Hubby didn’t steal ATVs from flood water
• 971 lose easy cash
• Valley widow to FEMA: Help me
• $15G raised in week to help victims
• Geisinger officials sign deal to merge with Bloomsburg
• Flood victims clamor for more protection
• Lower interest rates for some appliances available to flood victims
• State unemployment rate inches upward to 8.2 percent in August
• Casey Anthony must pay nearly $100,000 for investigation
• Philly-area businessman to enter U.S. Senate race
• This is hilarious! What an adorable couple!
• AWESOME deals in the Salon at McCann! September Special is shampoo, cut, color,...
• City, police union at odds
• $1 million in damage cancels the Bloomsburg Fair
• Pedaling peddler of pot is pinched
• Valley teen world champ
• Dancing trooper to keep pension
• Governor favors plan to change state's electoral vote count
• Seven disaster recovery centers open in Pennsylvania
• U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg slides to safety
• Future NASA rocket to be most powerful ever built
• Flooding disaster unemployment assistance now available
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Routes 11-15 in Snyder County
• State auditor general raises questions about use of welfare benefits
• Reapportionment committee to meet in Pittsburgh
• Landfill rules relaxed to speed flood cleanup
• Just a reminder, there are no day classes tomorrow, the 15th, due to an inservic...
• Marino promises aid
• What is your favorite place to eat?
• Sliding paper rolls flip truck
• Seat on Shikellamy board is a no go
• Feds to tour flood areas
• Mandata hit hard by flooding
• Markunas appointment blocked
• Red Cross to canvass affected flood areas, deliver hot meals
• Are you a spender or a saver?
• Expect delays on Routes 11-15 beginning Wednesday
• President declares flooding disaster in Central Pennsylvania
• Valley's flood damage totals climb
• Records, spending questioned
• Players barred in wake of party bust
• Hazmat team works to clean middle school
• Valley's flood damage totals climb
• Counties gathering flood damage information
• School board vote may require judicial approval
• A somber funeral today in Shanksville for remains from Flight 93
• After devastating flood, Knoebels plans to reopen this weekend
• What about a goal makes you most likely to procrastinate?
• 9/11 memorial plaza in NYC opens to the public this morning
• Sunbury man critically injured in ATV crash on Packer Island
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: At this point, classes are scheduled to resume today.
• Heroes honored
• 700 turn out in Danville
• Corn, fruit crops hurt
• Festival crowns its princess
• On Isle of Que, they salvage what they can
• Route 11 from Northumberland to Shamokin Dam is open
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Where were you when you first heard the news? Together we remember. 9.11.01
• Only residents, cleaning crews allowed back on Isle of Que
• Danville plant faces millions in damage
• Pastor serves on state's shale panel
• America stands tall 10 years after terror
• PennDOT assessing flood damage
• Enterprises of all sizes determined to rebound
• Flooded state roads in North Central Pennsylvania
• Cleanup effort swirl through Lewisburg
• Need for evacuation in Northumberland explained
• Curfew critics questioning mayor's call
• Traffic now flowing across the Northumberland-Sunbury bridges
• Flood damages this morning could reach millions in Danville
• Danville Middle School hit hard by flood waters this morning
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: How is everyone doing with the flood clean up?
• Most Geisinger outpatient clinics closed today; Essential treatments continue
• Northumberland residents invited to recovery meeting today
• President declares emergency for Pennsylvania
• 1972 Agnes nightmare remembered in Milton
• Susquehanna River reaches crest in Milton and Lewisburg
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Our hearts go out to all of our McCann family and community neighbors who are de...
• Many forced to take shelter
• PennDOT: Roads closed due to flooding updated at 9 p.m.
• Water ruins 3 houses in Lewisburg
• Double-dip recession likely, economist says
• SEDA-COG to fund study of city plan
• Thousands wait for jobs proposal
• OUE questions energy project
• Northeast: Worst flooding since Agnes in 1972
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Evening classes are cancelled for tonight. The building will be closed the rest...
• Evacuation shelter opens at Mandata American Legion
• State of emergency and curfew declared in Milton
• Bridge linking Sunbury and Northumberland closing at about 1 p.m. today
• Flooding closes Interstate 80 near Bloomsburg; Motorists urged to avoid travel
• Route 11 closed between Northumberland and Shamokin Dam
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Day classes Thursday are cancelled. We will keep you all updated with any other...
• Tropical moisture tracking north directly over Valley
• Northumberland County declares state of emergency
• All DAY and EVENING Classes are canceled for Wednesday, September 7th, 2011 - Al...
• Do not park behind the building as it is flooded!!!!
• TRAFFIC ADVISORIES: Flooding conditions close local roads
• What is my earliest or happiest memory?
• River flooding expected here Thursday night into Friday morning
• Crests on river and creeks will exceed flood stage
• Flood veterans pack and flee
• In financial crisis, Post office turns to Congress
• Who's who of shale gas industry meeting in Philly
• Working-age adults make up record share of the nation's poor
• Who do you think should replace Regis?
• New moon photos show Apollo astronauts' tracks and trash
• FLOOD WARNING: Penns Creek could reach 10.5 feet by Thursday morning
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Shakespeare Road near Milton
• Heavy rain moves northeast with Lee's remnants
• Coroner: Three people dead in Lackawanna County fire
• Defense chief visiting 9/11 sites in New York and Pennsylvania
• What do you think about as you are falling asleep?
• Police search for burglary suspect
• Industrial park to get rail service
• Turbotville raising money for burn victims
• Campus says farewell to aged sugar maple
• 23-year-old Shamokin woman killed in Route 61 collision
• March through region to end at Ground Zero
• Woman trapped in four-wheeler crash
• Local private schools bucking national trends
• 153-year-old sugar maple ends its watch over Susquehanna University
• State DEP tells crab roaster to eliminate odors
• Valley experts differ on ideas for job creation
• $40 million Midd-West renovation project nearly complete
• Democratic tandem boasts $20 million savings in Northumberland County
• Contractor cleared of drug charges
• CDC: Two children sickened by novel swine flu strain
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Route 11 northbound near Northumberland
• Natural gas drilling resumes in Susquehanna County after methane stoppage
• New jobs in August: Zero
• Did you know? : Labor Day is the third most popular holiday weekend for barbecui...
• Police: Man hired car for killing, then suicide, in Lackawanna County
• Two women charged with involuntary manslaughter in death of infant
• Where is your favorite place to be and why?
• OUE seeks expert opinions in White Deer Energy Project
• Authorities seek extradition of man charged in box-cutter attack
• Grand Jury: Local drug ring sent pot to unsuspecting homeowners
• Families to hold service for Flight 93 remains near Shanksville
• State auditor general to scrutinize four superintendent buyouts
• Newseum in Washington will be first to display evidence from 9/11
• Power still out for more than 25,000 in Pennsylvania
• Special shout out to the ECE Club and Cassie Lunger, Katrina Poplaski, Shannon E...
• Cash taken from unlocked cars in Gilead Heights
• Governor honors state troopers who serve in military
• As water recedes, cleanup begins across Northeast
• What is one thing that you are grateful for today?
• State residents like natural gas industry, but still have worries
• 10 companies recall fuel gel for outdoor firepots
• Gas line sliced; contractor says pipe unmarked
• 3 kin must surrender in death of 1-year-old
• Best drops part of complaint against Northumberland County and two commissioners
• Musto: 2nd director not leaving post
• Dollar Tree coming to Orchard Hills Shopping Plaza
• Burglary suspects headed to court
• Trespassing charge won’t sway utility’s clear-cutting march
• What do you think of the new cast for Dancing with the Stars?
• Committee seeks more ideas on improving Route 15 corridor
• Pumpkin is back in season :) What's your favorite pumpkin treat?
• Federal government sues to block AT&T and T-Mobile merger
• Hmmm, not a smart move. What are some blunders you see people make on social med...
• Riverfront stage will remain on dry land
• Task force nabs two, seeks third in dope roundup
• Poultry litter saves farmer $32,000 in fuel costs
• Convicted pedophile faces up to 20 years in prison
• Coed victim of sex attack
• Society president sentenced to probation
• State halts huge bites from trust
• Passenger injured this morning when pickup overturns on Routes 11-15
• We are so glad that you all are being proactive in checking the student portal,...
• Night paving along Route 15 in Lewisburg begins on Sept. 6
• Holes remain in flight school scrutiny after 9/11
• If you have kids, this is must see video! You won't do them any favors as they g...
• U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey: Debt trimmers sorting through options
• Nearly 300,000 still without power in Pennsylvania after Irene
• Tree cutters found guilty
• Fisherman rescued from Susquehanna River
• Selinsgrove classroom gets major makeover
• Irene leaves Valley relatively unscathed
• Trap set for killer dogs
• Federal debt trimmers sorting options
• Sarah McLachlan to perform at 9/11 memorial in Shanksville
• Thursday, September 1st might be a good day to forget your lunch. CJ Club will b...
• Governor to fly over flooded northeast Pennsylvania region
• Thoughts on the VMA's last night? Favorite part? Least favorite part?
• Foreign student protesters gather signatures in Hershey
• Route 235 is now open
• Irene skips over Valley
• Clothes crafted locally for children living in poverty
• Best, Apfelbaum are nominees for magisterial seat
• Police:Garage was torched
• Kelly Township grapples with recycling mandate
• Pennsylvania officials blame 4 deaths on Irene
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Hope everyone is safe! Share pics with us of any storm damage in your area.
• Route 235 in Snyder County remains closed
• Irene may cause all-time record flooding
• Irene makes landfall in New Jersey, approaching NYC
• Storm’s fury likely to skirt Valley
• What does Irene's track mean for New England?
• Right now, Valley in line for rain
• Ex-Sunbury cop faces cocaine charges
• Lewisburg celebrates reopening of theater
• Irene closes in on the N.C. Outer Banks
• Have a great weekend, Facebook Friends, and be safe if you're in Hurricane Irene...
• Investigators probe early morning fire that destroyed McClure garage
• Northumberland County Fair is under way
• Campus to hold grand celebration
• ConAgra employees to roll to dedication
• Software available to farmers
• Contest is open to name Pumpkin Palooza mascot
• Irene a 'once-in-50-year' hurricane for Northeast?
• Routes 11-15 sink hole repairs to be completed this afternoon
• Could you do this challenge?
• Police: Centre County newlyweds shoplifted food for their wedding reception
• What a raining, dark morning, what do you like to do on a morning like this?
• Hospital expansion project at halfway point
• Commissioners join Gov. Corbett on the river
• Father and son critical with burns
• Probation officer recovers from bullet fragment injury
• Valley's roads and bridges escape earthquake damage
• Cwalina files lawsuit against Pennsylvania
• Cosmetology Club will be holding a bake sale tomorrow from 12-12:30. Bring your...
• Wednesday's Challenge: For the rest of the afternoon/evening, try not to think o...
• Sink hole develops on Routes 11-15 in Hummels Wharf
• Forget to pack your lunch today? You're in luck! Student Council will be serving...
• Earthquake causes trembling in Valley
• Marino: 'I am here to listen to all sides'
• Irene is on the way
• Free ride is over in Snyder County
• Back to School for Sunbury - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• PennDOT inspectors begin precautionary bridge inspections
• Did you feel it?
• Earthquake centered in Virginia felt here
• Hurricane Irene marks first big east coast threat in years
• Tuesday's Challenge: Show kindness to someone. Maybe hold a door open for someon...
• Congressman Lou Barletta stops town halls, citing hecklers
• Northumberland fire displaces two families
• Police charge two in knife, bat attack
• Classrooms in new high school still need work
• New businesses get a break
• Synthetic marijuana and bath salts are now banned
• Treatment plant needs an upgrade
• Northumberland firefighters extinguish dwelling fire
• State treasurer loans $500 million for state projects
• State ban on bath salts, synthetic pot takes effect today
• Challenge for the day: Smile at a stranger. You may just make their Monday go a...
• Welcome new students!!! Hope you have a great first day of classes! Don't forget...
• Couple helps educate natural gas drillers about rattlesnakes
• They clear the bases
• Bald eagle population takes off
• Pilot program fits bill
• Interns get to square off before judge
• Did anyone attend Sunbury's River Festival? What kind of fun and exciting activi...
• Third state House defendant pleads in corruption case
• What is your favorite day of the week? Why?
• Crash fatality victim was an avid athlete
• Governor says Furmano's is a good model for successful business
• Audience goes gaga over talent at Sunbury show
• Which cartoon character do you resemble the most?
• Mifflinburg teenager killed, another injured in high speed crash
• Lawyer for convicted Luzerne County judge files appeal notice
• The qualities that make a high performance person are...
• Mifflinburg School Board votes to close Buffalo Crossroads school next year
• What is your favorite Elivs song?
• Gallons of diesel fuel spilled on Susquehanna Avenue in Sunbury
• So glad to see a PA team make it to the series!! Is anyone going to South Willia...
• State Attorney General: Three to plead guilty in corruption probe
• Child issues alert in Sunbury vehicle fire
• Defense questions blood tests in Roderick Sims' murder case
• Candidates step forward to fill vacant district judge post
• Stem cells used to treat dog injured on hot roof
• Driver dies in attempt to flee from police in Carlisle
• Former shelter returning as counseling center
• Hearing delayed in computer sex case
• Riders battle storm to honor war hero
• Michaels lone Shik applicant
• DUIs rising, and so are costs
• Two Sunbury fliers retrace part of Flight 93's path
• Execs lobby tirelessly
• State charges VFW with illegal gaming, lax record-keeping
• Bear, lawman face off on Bald Top Mountain
• Slain officer had pointed stun gun at 2 dogs
• Civil-rights advocate fighting to keep law license
• New Weikert Road bridge at Laurelton is open
• Mine company gets $900K in fines in 2006 death
• DUI suspect caught at the 'end of the road'
• Family day will be held this Sunday, August 14th RAIN OR SHINE, for those who si...
• Suspect ID'd in police officer's slaying
• ATTN: This morning I saw what appears to be a lost dog, medium sized, brown, not...
• Lawyer: Coroner charged in insurance scam in rehab
• Mennonite defends steel-wheeled tractors
• Riot charge against cop dropped
• Police: Woman hurt by tiger at wildlife park
• German shepherd saves owner’s life
• Presidential candidate visits Valley
• Construction worker files lawsuit against two state troopers
• Fiery tires to produce electricity, spark jobs
• Rehabilitated Susquehanna Trail bridge is open to traffic
• Thank you to all those that supported the Cosmo Club lunch today. Cosmo Club wou...
• Judge gets 28 years in 'kids for cash' case
• Official loses state car, spot in parking spat
• Police: Dem committee man threatened bar owner
• Tug-of-war highlights Rural Heritage Days
• Training a shock for Valley police
• Retaliation feared
• 43 Valley pilgrims heading to Madrid
• Client talks about his heroin addiction
• PPL loses 40% of its residential base since deregulation
• Taxpayers to pay 14 percent more for Senate health
• 3rd spill reported in pipeline project
• Gov. Corbett kayaking in northeast Pennsylvania to boost tourism
• Alleged arsonist tries to conceal evidence
• Flat Sarah LOVES DD iced coffee! Did you treat yourself to Dunkin this morning?
• Smaller digs could pay off big for city
• What can you do that makes people laugh?
• Aunt allows niece, 6, to drive out of tight spot
• Mat coach’s bid ends
• Goals set to prevent bullying
• Bolt jars 2 in pickup truck
• $2,000 debt leads to gang-related attack
• Smart surfing online: How to maintain your privacy
• Dunkin opens tomorrow!!! Get there early, being late for class to get coffee is...
• Wonderful weather on its way for Eastern Seaboard
• Heard this question asked recently and it made me think...What would you dare to...
• Michaels will not be recommended for coaching job
• Workers cut Gettysburg oak, find Civil War bullets
• State House considers proposals to shrink assembly
• Staff levels cited in 2 hospital deaths
• Body found is apparent homicide
• Teen charged in gang slaying balks at deal
• Rachel Manzo to be sentenced in corruption case
• Which do you prefer, inside or outside? Why?
• Ousted coach gets wrestling team ready
• City is not giving up
• Verizon workers picketing
• Deer population is still an issue
• Rules on burn barrels unevenly enforced
• Marino does not support tax increase for the wealthy
• Midd-West board hopes to save big on interest
• SEDA-COG suggests conference center for Sunbury
• New Richard Road bridge opens with a touch of fanfare
• 10 deadliest hurricanes in U.S. history
• If you were offered two jobs, one is the job you love and the other is the job t...
• Judge in 'kids for cash' case faces sentencing
• 2 workers stabbed directing traffic at raceway
• Today is Happiness Happens...What happiness has happened to you?
• Congressman Marino will be visiting our campus today, Monday, August 8th. The C...
• Report: Man struck, dragged by train
• Man rescued from river, arrested on warrant
• Verizon workers hit picket lines from Mass. to Va.
• Congregations hit a few bumps with merger
• Best of both worlds
• Funeral expenses can be family's worst nightmare
• Libraries hope book buyers opt to borrow
• Fifth-grader with 'bad luck' seeks city street name
• Blaze displaces first-day tenants
• Shikellamy superintendent target ‘of incident’
• U.S. must curb spending now, area execs say
• Former corporate executive devotes time to homeless shelter
• Boss slaps gag order on search for coach
• Cops: Two rip off GPS unit from car
• Funds from 110-mile trip to assist corporal who lost legs in war
• Camp trip's revival looking healthier
• How to conserve water during drought
• Pennsylvania's wine-vending machine experiment may end
• Governor suggests drilling fee could plug old wells
• NASA launches spacecraft on five-year trip to Jupiter
• Would you rather be good looking or rich?
• Unemployment rate dips in July as economy adds 117,000 new jobs
• Amish farmer's one-inch tractor cleats break up road
• Options few as clock ticks
• Molester’s appeal denied
• Gordner: Clinic should get its $30,000 from state
• Vigil set for ailing inmate sentenced to 23-hour SMU
• Valley residents to observe Hiroshima bombing anniversary
• 'Double tanning' is dangerous
• Eat healthy on a budget: 7 ways to be a grocery guru
• Dow average plunges 513 points today, worst drop since 2008
• Bucknell helps launch White House Interfaith Service
• Natural gas pipeline project remains shut down after spill
• Local firefighters receive grant funds to help fight forest fires
• What do you make with cholcolate Chips?
• Pat Toomey co-sponsors bill to unlock bypass funding
• Massachusetts to benefit from loophole buried in federal health care law
• Watsontown area barn fire ruled arson
• 36 million pounds of ground turkey recalled in salmonella outbreak
• Brett Michaels might be the only applicant for Shikellamy wrestling coach
• Thieves rip off iPods, GPSs in borough spree
• Third Paddle Between the Parks will be held Saturday
• Burned woman sought comfort in lake, drowned
• Governor names Pennsylvania's first puppies Harry and Penny
• When you need a chocolate fix, what type of chocolate bar or candy do you reach...
• Earth's two moons? It's a new theory - not lunacy
• At the National Night Out, a local power company did demonstrations to show the...
• Life Flight landing at the National Night Out held in Lewisburg at the Recreatio...
• Local unemployment increases from May to June
• State poll shows women are warming to governor
• Five people in Pennsylvania hit with salmonella
• Former Liquor Control Board chairman calls for end to state system
• Good morning students! We would like to inform you of the new student council of...
• Hundreds hit park
• Farmers give their side of leasing land to gas companies
• Shikellamy school board president resigns
• Merck to cut US workforce by 5,000
• Geisinger to pay feds $1.3M for overbilling
• Attorney rekindles bid for district judge
• Prefab food chops chow costs at jail
• Blaze destroys Watsontown area barn and vehicles
• Officials confirm deaths of two Pennsylvania Marines
• Obama to attend 9/11 anniversary events
• Due to lack of student interest, the McCann yard sale on August 19th has been ca...
• Debt-limit bill passed by U.S. Senate, on its way to Obama
• Toomey, Doyle don't support Congress' deficit deal
• CDC: 1 death, 76 illnesses linked to tainted ground turkey
• Geisinger pays $1.3 million to settle questioned Medicare claims
• Winfield man injured in three-vehicle crash in Middleburg
• Who is your favorite founding father?
• Politicians expected to attend fair
• Brothers charged with stealing construction materials
• Weis Markets officials mum on pet supply store closing
• Council approves upgrades for electronic capabilities for police
• Police get to party with neighbors tonight
• Who's going to be watching the Bachelorette Season finale at 8pm? Do you think s...
• Pennsylvania eyes teacher evaluation pilot program
• Dean's, Honors, and Perfect Attendance Certificates will be distributed during t...
• SUV and pickup truck involved in accident on island
• Today is Respect for Parents Day. Why do you repect your parents, parent, or gua...
• 2 women die in Route 147 accident in Lower Augusta Township
• Mountain Man competition still going strong at fair
• Pine Meadow residents have nowhere to go
• No hazardous material found on former Celotex site
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Paradise Road in Turbot Township
• Small investment pays off for lottery players
• Several community events on tap this week
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: We broke 1,000 fans!!!! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you to all our awesome faceb...
• Whistle sounds for return of Turbotville train station
• In Swengel, the post office means more than mail
• Lower your cooling costs in summer heat
• New mileage standards aim for less fuel and pollution
• It's never too late to pursue your dreams! You go, girlfriend! What is your drea...
• Economy slowed sharply in first half of year
• Dream comes true
• Shale boom compels Thruway
• Tractor flips killed 62 in Pa. in past decade
• Clausi, Phillips ask judge to dismiss lawsuit
• Hospital employees vote to dissolve union membership
• Commissioners find a way to make money work for them
• 8 ways to save big this summer
• We are only FIVE likes away from 1,000!!! Only FIVE! Do us a favor, share our pa...
• Kenneth offered to style Kelly Fisher's hair this way. What do you think?
• Are you a chocoholic? What is your favorite milk chocolate treat?
• Relatives identify family killed in state park cabin fire
• 300 mourn Rice, recall district judge’s sense of humor
• Tractor rollover kills driver
• Construction workers snap fiber optic cable
• Judge reduces corporation’s fine
• State OKs merger of Geisinger, Shamokin
• Pool drains LARA's finances
• That is a lot of pizza boxes!
• Election recount shows Michael Hudock was judicial winner
• Thoughts?
• New York 9/11 memorial donates trees to Flight 93 site
• Shamokin Hospital-Geisinger merger receives state approval
• Governor orders flags lowered for Pennsylvania guardsmen
• Club Day Extended Lunch Schedule for July 27, 2011 Period 1 8:00a.m. - 9:00a.m....
• 20 protest GOP ‘bullies’
• Cops: 30-year-old man raped girl, 5
• Union County, Valley United Ways plan merger
• Cottage roof to be replaced
• Road crew curbs dozers
• Christmas comes early for Salvation Army citadels
• Fire leaves family of 6 homeless
• LARA pays Berwick contractor
• Post office in Ben Franklin's house may close
• Snyder County house fire displaces family of six
• Mystery Utah inmate identified and he's not Ray Gricar
• Tomorrow is Club Day! Sign up for a club and (while tickets last) get 2 FREE tic...
• Flat Sarah enjoying Phil's lunch. Who doesn't love Subway?!
• Instructors deep in thought...:)
• Just a reminder, club lunch tomorrow! Word on the street, or in our case in the...
• Flight 93 charity members to run New York City marathon
• Which is your favorite store: Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, Dollar General? What deals do you find there?
• 2 die in Union County traffic accident
• Champion trap shooter's motor home catches on fire
• Teen to experience cultural smorgasbord
• Memorial service to be held in courtroom
• Hot Wheels collector reacts to company founder's death
• Commonly used drugs in line to go generic
• Missing Centre County prosecutor declared dead
• Woman killed, man seriously injured in Route 104 crash near Mifflinburg
• Football fans, are you relieved?
• Sign-ups for family day have been extended through Wednesday, July 27th. You can sign-up at the main office.
• Barn fire kills horses in northeastern Pennsylvania
• Two more Pennsylvania school districts consider 4-day weeks
• Dunkin Donut sign ready to go up! What's your favorite Dunkin treat/drink?
• Membership is up 75 percent
• Gentlemanly era of 'base ball'
• 5-year-old makes 80 new friends
• Get ready to learn some new names
• Congressman: Put heat on employer of illegal aliens
• 50 people offer names for Sunbury city streets
• Investigator seeks help in $100,000 fire
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Sunbury Road in Northumberland County
• Hope everyone is getting their stuff together this weekend for the McCann Yard Sale on August 19th!! Don't forget, deadline to register for students is August 1st. See @sarahhoffing to register!
• Independent learning sparks imaginations
• Boaters: No drunks at the helm
• Selinsgrove woman charged in alleged knife attack on boyfriend
• What are your pet peeves?
• Four people found dead following cabin fire in state forest
• Traffic crime, drunken driving deportations increase
• U.S. Senate today endorses bill to honor 9/11 victims
• PPL sets new peak electrical demand record this afternoon
• Nation wilts as heat wave spreads eastward
• Church festival postponed because of heat
• Mifflin County Coroner: Two 13-year-old boys drown in Juniata River
• U.S. Senior Judge Malcolm Muir dies at age 96
• Point Township Police seize heroin worth $8,000 in local drug bust
• Coroner: Heart attack claims the life of District Judge Carl B. Rice
• Tying record today may be no sweat
• Survivor campers learn rescue skills, mouth-to-muzzle
• Flight to NYC adds to legal troubles
• Musto denies wrestling coach focus of probe
• Cops: Blood fingers thieves
• Pipe blowout creates $8G in school damage
• Crash in bushes leads to arrest
• Hot pursuits cool down
• Cash tolls on Pennsylvania turnpike to rise 10 percent
• Ahhhh - Relief!
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Enjoying your day off?
• Sentencing scheduled for former Luzerne County judge
• Woman charged with driving on her motorized wheelchair while drunk
• Last space shuttle touches down this morning, ending a 30-year era
• Flames displaces mom, kids, cause $65G in damage
• Co-worker faces sex charges
• Threat dooms Fister’s support
• High heat in area awaits state’s top Little Leaguers
• Tootsie, Blow Pop, Dum Dums, etc. Which do you prefer? What is your favorite flavor lollipop?
• We are only 8 away from 1,000 page likes!!!! SWEET!!! Who's going to be the 1,000th fan?!
• New industry report says Marcellus production increasing
• Milton man charged with assault and attempted rape of Sunbury woman
• Three National Guardsmen from Pennsylvania killed in Afghanistan
• What did you think of Silhouettes preformance on AGT?
• Council picks mayor to succeed Brosius
• Eels pack plenty of mussels
• Suspected illegal immigrants taken into custody
• World Trade Center beam is part of Valley memorial
• Wilson ready for recount
• Union County spends $850,000 housing prisoners
• Bet we'll stump you with this one! You know the drill :) The shadows are on the darker side Behind those doors, it's a wilder ride You can make a break, you can win or lose That's a chance you take when the heat's on you...
• Just a reminder, tomorrow is the last day for drop/add. If you have not sat in a class yet, you will be removed from it unless you speak to the Academic Department. It will also be the last day to make changes to your schedule without financial penalty.
• Hershey asking $58 million for part of original chocolate plant
• Police: Illegal immigrant sexually assaulted motel employee
• Just a reminder, there will be a blood drive here at the school for the American Red Cross tomorrow from 12:30-4:15. Save a life, and donate blood!! For more information, contact Heather White in room 106.
• Florida teen allegedly kills parents then hosts a party
• What is everyone doing to keep cool during this heat wave?
• Heat wave hits Valley
• Businessman steamed over blacktop mess
• Protester ordered to stay away from deputy
• Kidnap role adds time for Milton inmate
• Study: Middle class taking the hit
• Fast-moving storm knocks out power
• Governor's panel sees mix to fund highways and bridges
• State Superior Court upholds prison sentence in Snyder County murder case
• Poll: Obesity hits more baby boomers than others in U.S.
• Massive heat wave set to challenge numerous records
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Family Day sign-ups for Knoebels in student lounge now till 1:45!
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Come see me NOW in the student lounge to reserve your table for the yard sale!!! -Sarah H.
• Gen. David Petraeus hands over command in Afghanistan
• Selinsgrove women involved in fatal crash Sunday morning in Centre County
• Don't forget to see Sarah Hoffing in the student lounge between 12-12:30 to register for the yard sale!!
• Turbotville driver remains in critical condition following Friday crash
• Autopsy planned for body found in a car trunk near Camp Hill
• Youngsters find thrills in the skies
• Kiwanis, residents clean playground
• Round 3: Board to vote again on coach
• Teacher's inspiration endures
• Sunbury blight list shrinks
• 6 shave heads to support co-worker
• Student: Quake toll still evident
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Who's going to watch USA beat Japan and win the World Cup?! Let's cheer on our ladies!
• Montoursville race honors and remembers victims of Flight 800
• Air show pilots fight cockpit heat and G forces over Selinsgrove
• Roller Mills Marketplace celebrates its 20th anniversary
• Governor's natural gas drilling panel recommends fees
• Penn State tuition rising an average $515
• Hey McCann students and facebook friends! Check out this video regarding an awesome event we want YOU to participate in! - Sarah H.
• Happy Friday, facebook friends! Hope you have the chance to enjoy this beautiful day! Don't forget, while your home this weekend, clean out your closets, attics, and basements and get your things ready for our yard sale on August 19th!
• Nearly 1,400 local fans gather for Harry Potter midnight show
• Saturday fundraising event at Applebee's has been canceled
• Daughter testifies against dad in drug case
• Weis pulls Self-scan lanes in some stores
• Teen escapes charges under new synthetic marijuana law
• Valley districts: Zero tolerance for hazing
• Mat boss saga goes OT
• State: Alleged groper a threat
• Deal jumps rails
• EPA questions need for natural gas line through Pennsylvania forest
• Are you a recent High School Grad? Do you want to start job training in a specific Career? Are you sick and tired of that same ole job you had since high school? If you answered YES to any of these questions then let me help you! Call Bill English @ 286-
• State education secretary orders probes and analysis of test scores
• Guess the Lyrics: And I think it’s gonna be a long long time Till touch down brings me round again to find I’m not the man they think I am at home
• Governor's natural gas drilling panel to meet tomorrow for final time
• The final Harry Potter film is coming out tonight. Is anyone going to see it?
• EXCITING NEWS! We are hosting the first ever McCann Family Yard Sale on Friday, August 19th from 8:30-1pm, and we want YOU to be a part of it! Earn some extra cash, de-clutter your closets, and have FUN! $5 registration fee will go the American Red Cross
• DEP: Since-plugged 1881 well caused Bradford County house blast
• Director, Shikellamy boss split over coach vote
• Final bell for school items
• School closure is a major concern in New Berlin
• Molly Maguire case part of Iron Heritage Festival
• Father threw baby 6 times, police report
• Juniata kids may pay $1G to compete
• Regional police commission hires lawyer
• President declares a major disaster for Pennsylvania
• AWESOME! Proud to be an American!! Any soccer fans out there in facebook land?
• House Republican leader outlines state liquor store bill
• Just a reminder, if you already 'like' our McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA page, don't forget to share it with your facebook friends, and with our new students today! It's a great way to stay informed and be i
• Company plans to build gas-fired power plant in Lycoming County
• Welcome back students!! Shout out to all the new students, and let's make sure we make them feel welcome and a part of our McCann family. Hope everyone has a fantastic first day of the term!
• Pennsylvania Congressman sells his gas and oil stocks
• Selinsgrove woman seriously injured in Route 304 crash
• Shikellamy mat coach KO’d
• Trooper: Driver on cell phone runs stop sign
• Area lawmaker joins pursuit of Sunday hunting
• Gunman to driver: Lose cop
• Bird expert found in contempt of court
• Candidacy of county worker broke federal law
• 300 raise $4,000 in Quizzo tournament
• Nursing home plans to build $14 million care center
• Governor won't say how liquor stores should be sold
• Thoughts?? Would you have cashed in this famous ball, or give it back to Jeter like this fan did?
• Police: Berwick man carjacks vehicle during traffic stop
• Route 147 and Mountain Road reopen in Northumberland County
• New state budget cuts economic development funding; eliminates 'WAMs'
• Current and former first ladies gather for Betty Ford funeral
• State Education Department looks into possible cheating on standardized tests
• Guess the song: I'd have thought That with time Thoughts of her Would leave my head I was wrong And I find Just one thing makes me forget
• Homeowners sue natural gas driller for water well contamination
• York County trial begins in slaying of party hostess
• Today is Pecan Pie day - What is your favorite pie?
• Baby Mary is not forgotten
• Chiropractor faces more charges
• Outdoor sauna on tap today
• Contingency plans set up for air show parking
• Wilson gets 9 days to file petition
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• Falling concrete barrier kills worker in NJ
• 3 teens killed when stolen truck crashes
• Body of missing Mich. grad student recovered
• 1 dead, 2 wounded in southeastern Pa. shooting
• Mom charged in son's crash death arrested again
• Moooving out: 'Pardoned' Pa. cow heads to NY farm
• Michigan grad student missing in central Pennsylvania
• Cop charged with corruption of a minor
• Coroner: Alleged intruder killed trying to enter home
• Schuylkill County crash kills motorcyclist
• Boater drowns in the Susquehanna River
• Any ideas for a new profile pic?
• Wild chase ends with crash
• Racers hit the street
• Butterflies counted at Montour Preserve
• Moldy hay poses threat to farmers
• Hodgkin’s lymphoma victim helps others
• Hobbyists make model aircraft fly in Elysburg
• States weigh 'Caylee's Law' following Casey verdict
• Teen receives one month confinement in death case
• Selinsgrove losing nearly a third of its drinking water
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Front Street in Sunbury
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• State study to measure possible health impacts of natural gas drilling
• Invasive tree beetle found in two more counties
• Space shuttle Atlantis lifts off for last time
• Economy: Hiring stalls with fewest new jobs in nine months
• What is the best concert you have ever been to? Will you be attending any in the near future?
• Please click on the NOTE to view the hours correctly.
• Health Department: Knoebels pool in compliance with all safety standards
• Two charged in Montour County theft cases
• Two bridges set to reopen Friday afternoon in Snyder County
• State transportation funding report nearly ready
• Annual Report: 28.5 percent of Pennsylvanians are obese
• New state laws cover motorcycles, HIV testing and more
• Casey Anthony to go free next Wednesday
• Just a reminder about Bookstore Hours - Click on the NOTE to view them correctly.
• What kind of chocolate do you prefer? Chocolate Ice Cream, Hersey's Bar, M & M, etc.
• Milton man jailed in child abuse case
• Judge to review candidate's request for election recount
• Convicted arsonist scheduled for release from state prison
• Six-year-old boy dies in swimming pool accident at Knoebels
• New study: Long commutes to work could fatigue airline pilots
• State gaming revenues total $1.3 billion, up 8 percent in 2010-11
• At Gettysburg, trading cards offer history and reward
• US: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
• We are in the process of making a video featuring clips from graduation. We are on the hunt for the perfect song to add to this video, so what song do you think fits the graduation theme?
• Mobile home fire displaces three people in Northumberland County
• Do you have a good tattoo story? What is your tattoo and what does it represent?
• Teen volunteers wanted for Milton community projects
• William Skumanich named 'Pineknotter of the Year'
• Union County commissioners shy away from development finance plan
• Union County rails-to-trails project should be completed by October
• Daughter of missing prosecutor seeks death declaration
• State liquor board reports record sales in 2010-11
• I am pleased to announce that Coni Sheridan is the winner of the First Delta Student Leadership Conference contest. Coni will be traveling to Virginia Beach, VA on August 2nd and August 3rd to represent our campus at the Student Leadership Conference.
• Are you a workaholic? How many of you are still working even though we are between terms?
• Casey Anthony acquitted in death of her 2-year-old daughter
• Ohio taking more fracking wastewater from Pennsylvania
• Kitchen fire damages Sunbury home Monday night
• Woman injured in Point Township shooting Monday afternoon
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Fourth Street, Lewisburg
• Half sisters first meeting is a 'dream come true'
• Radar guns not necessary for New Berlin's annual turtle derby
• Community turns out Monday to cheer blind runner
• Motorcyclist critically injured Monday in Route 104 crash
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Happy 4th of July!! We hope you all had a wonderful holiday weekend celebrating our country's freedom! Thank you to all who have served in the military!
• Agency sends SOS to soldiers' families
• Francis issues a photographic challenge
• Selinsgrove veteran travels back to Vietnam with mothers of the fallen
• Together they go the distance
• Selinsgrove motorcyclist seriously injured in Route 11 collision
• Local cases of Lyme disease on the rise
• Police: Camp thieves caught fleeing in the woods
• Nursing executive gets new trial
• Four new rigs drilling in Pennsylvania this week
• New York's environmental commissioner says gas drilling can be safe
• If you created an ice flavor, what would it be?
• Sunbury mayor makes a splash with weight loss challenge
• Senator says shale leases will offset state park expenses
• Governor inks state budget just ahead of midnight deadline
• The winners of the music video are announced.
• Sheriff's deputy killed, suspect dead
• Congratulations to the spring 2011 students graduating tonight!!!
• Tuition and technology fees going up at state universities
• House-Senate dispute arises on school tax bill
• EPA approves stink bug spray for Pennsylvania orchards
• Let's see if you can guess this song: Children behave That's what they say when we're together And watch how you play They don't understand
• State budget arrives on time and awaits governor's signature
• Web crawls in Snyder County
• Booth’s message isn’t anti-gas drilling
• Car leaper case hangs on rider’s testimony
• PennDOT: Little alternative to shutting down road
• Accused swindler strikes deal with DA
• East Juniata football program not included in budget
• Pineknotter Days begin Saturday
• Ok, that one was too easy :) Can you guess this popular summer song? You come from Georgia where the peaches grow They drink lemonade and speak real slow You love hip hop and rock n roll
• Three treated this morning following crash near New Berlin
• Guess the song and artist from these lyrics: I got me a Chrysler, it seats about 20 So hurry up and bring your jukebox money
• State Study: Wind turbines kill thousands of bats and birds
• Governor supports increased state funding for private schools
• Final push lands Pa. budget action in the state House
• Firefighters respond to garage fire near Herndon
• Drug dealer gets 30 to 60 months in prison
• Today is Camera Day! Share some of your favorite moments caught on camera.
• Rage rampant at Shik
• Talk set on park future, funding cuts
• Crash snarls traffic on Veterans Memorial Bridge
• Fewer jobless; struggle persists
• Senate gets bill to make 911 caller info secret
• State universities urge budget approval despite funding cuts
• Wilkes-Barre man convicted of first-degree murder in Luzerne County
• Builders group sues over Chesapeake restoration strategy
• If you're heading to the beach any time soon, you may want to take a peek at this article. Pretty surprising!
• OPEN HOUSE TODAY till 8pm!! Stop by to learn about exciting career opportunities that can change your life!!
• State House to consider natural gas drilling tax today
• State budget unfolds amid drilling and higher education debate
• 3 injured in Route 54 accident
• Dump truck flips over in Kelly Township
• 2 commissioners oppose land sale
• Group wants school board to fire superintendent
• Mayor: 'We will clean up the city'
• Midd-West property owners to pay more
• Today is Sunglasses Day - why do you where sunglasses? Do you have a certain pair of sunglasses you prefer? Do you lose your sunglasses?
• Apartment fire in Danville leaves family of seven homeless
• State worker contracts to rise $164 million over next four years
• State budget details become clearer as vote nears
• Former office manager pleads guilty to theft, forgery
• Blagojevich found guilty
• State Senate seeks restoration of federal highway funding
• State schools chief says few districts froze wages
• At 956, we need 44 more likes to hit 1000 likes on our McCann page! Spread the word, friends!!!
• U.S. Supreme Court overturns ban on video game sales to kids
• Small asteroid swings harmlessly past Earth this afternoon
• Happy Monday, facebook friends! Hope everyone had a great weekend! 4th of July is right around the corner, any big plans or vacations?
• National Park Service reveals Flight 93 memorial drawings
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Water line project begins this week on Market Street in EBT
• 23 hurt as school bus overturns on Interstate 81 near Chambersburg
• When economy is down, lottery sales pick up
• Congressman misses family
• Lewisburg graduate volunteers with ProNica
• Children participate in tea
• Red Cross chapter honors volunteers
• Operator pinned, killed by tractor
• State legislators crunching the numbers in Harrisburg today
• Economics group will benefit from some horse power
• U.S. Rep. Tom Marino - A life in office
• Milton chiropractor faces hearing Wednesday on alleged sexual assaults
• About stability
• More secrets revealed
• What modern day appliance would you give up to live back in time in a log cabin?
• Selinsgrove family see river tours in future
• Cops: Man dealt $3G of cocaine each week
• Investigators hope train's video sheds clues on fatality
• Ex-principal goes to court to save pension
• Ex-cook caught on film during break-in
• SUV slams into eatery
• Donor’s motives concern Phillips
• State union pacts include 10 percent raises over four years
• Pollution found in natural gas wells near site of blowout
• State House Republicans push voter ID bill
• What kind of dog do you have? What would your work day be like if you took your dog to work or school?
• We are only 45 likes away from 1000!!!! Let's see if we can get to a 1000 by July 1st. Tell your friends, family, and facebook friends to like our page! You all ROCK!
• Report: Fight fat even in toddlers, preschoolers
• Contract deal struck for 45,000 unionized state workers
• Jump in unemployment applications indicate weakening economy
• Obama's Afghanistan plan criticized from both sides of the aisle
• What is your dream date? Who would it be with? Where would you go? What would you do?
• Prosecutor seeks to exclude 'heat of passion' defense in murder trial
• Obama: 30,000-plus surge troops leaving Afghanistan
• If you were invisible for a day...
• Two killed when train slams into car near Herndon
• If you could go on any reality television show, what show would you go on and why?
• Graphic ads would not deter their habit, Valley smokers say
• Clausi: Outsourced bus provider will be better than county’s
• $25G camp offers youths chance to gain self-confidence
• Center a valid option, reps say
• State defends bloated shale jobs report
• Cigarettes will carry grisly new warning labels
• Army anti-drug leader suspended after drug charge
• Boy, 8, found safe after reported missing
• Charter school reform, school choice to be focus of hearing
• Harrisburg mayor vows 3-day fast for unity
• Deliberations set to begin in Pa. corruption case
• Today is the first day of summer! What vacation plans do you have for the summer break? If you are not going on a vacation, what are plans before the summer 2011 term begins?
• Yuengling beer says it's ready to expand into Ohio
• Pittsburgh-area piano teacher guilty of molesting
• Wet start for summer may slow pool traffic
• Shamokin man, 29, killed in crash
• Ken Hunter, not the writer, pinned under tractor for 7 hours
• Prescription competition
• Real estate taxes going up in Selinsgrove Area School District
• Geisinger explores merger with Bloomsburg Hospital
• State budget cut puts hold on kitcen
• 17-year-old Danville girl critically injured in Columbia County crash
• Coming soon to the Internet: The .whatever address
• Senate sends 'castle doctrine' self-defense bill to the governor
• Just a reminder to everyone that tomorrow is the Student Appreciation and Red Cross Luncheon. The cost of the lunch will be $3.00. There will be a condensed class schedule. All money raised will be donated to the Red Cross. All GRADUATES will eat for f
• State House set to debate photo ID requirement for voters
• Geisinger and Bloomsburg Health System explore potential merger
• What is your favorite flavor freeze pop? Thanks Coni Marie Sheridan for the idea!
• Winners announced today in Prom Perfect Photo Contest
• U.S. Supreme Court limits Wal-Mart sex bias case
• Dawn Franck of Mifflinburg is the new SUN Area Dairy Princess
• State budget negotiations close to wrapping up
• Ohio takes wastewater from natural gas drilling elsewhere
• What soda do you like in your ice cream soda? What flavor ice cream do you like in your ice cream soda?
• Valley marks gay progress
• City fire department hose lines failing tests
• Line Mountain graduate is a top warriorir
• General honored as Guard champion
• Happy Father's Day! Enjoy your day.
• Softball tourney draws more than 900 players
• Mifflinburg weighs bus deal
• Fears of chemical spills kill 80 jobs
• 2-day evasion to cost 2 years
• Scholastic band seeks web votes for new outfits
• Transit service to roll again
• State health chief wants to analyze natural gas drilling areas
• U.S. exploration for oil and natural gas inches upward
• ATTN STUDENTS: We are excited to announce the first Delta Student Leadership Program held August 2nd and 3rd in Virgina Beach, VA!! One student will be selected per campus, and applications can be found on the Student Portal. Check your email for more in
• Today is Eat Your Vegetables Day! What is your favorite vegetable or least favorite vegetable?
• Investigators: Mobile home fire Thursday near Montandon was arson
• Celebration to honor Hall of Famer
• Wife reports pot-growing hubby
• Town down 250 pounds
• Young Lewisburg filmmakers miss national honors
• Free rides face stop sign
• Child-porn fugitive was well stocked at campsite
• Fire hastens demolition of abandoned house in Selinsgrove
• U.S. Marshals apprehend fugitive in remote area near Montandon
• Tom Ridge: Natural gas industry must improve its public image
• If you cannot log in to live e-mail account and are locked out, you need to call the help desk at 1-855-335-8248. The Help Desk will then communicate with Microsoft to get the email account unlocked.
• Singing protesters urge spending state's surplus
• Our career development class with Jessica Rohrbach-Baker just completed their bucket lists. What are some items on your bucket list?
• Anthony Weiner to resign from U.S. House over sexting scandal
• DEP examines report of natural gas in Lycoming County groundwater
• Former chef admits stealing from governor's mansion
• Smithsonian announces plans today to show Sept. 11 objects
• Bucknell University 6th priciest in U.S.
• Students’ film in running for $5,000
• Cops: Doc groped 2nd victim after police left
• Rape suspect waives right to hearing
• 19 jobs lost in CSIU boss’s final meeting
• Bath salt ban on governor’s desk
• Milton chiropractor charged with sexually assaulting two patients
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Routes 642 and 11 in Montour County
• Father's Day is just a few days away, and for those who haven't gotten their fathers a gift yet (me! Sarah Hoffing), share some of your favorite father's day gift ideas. If you are dad, what has been your favorite gift you've recieved
• State's top dog-law enforcer replaced
• Have you smiled yet today? Share how a smile makes you feel (Whether you give the smile or receive it). Jessica Rohrbach-Baker
• Pittsburgh area parents arrested after kids get stuck in a closet
• Ralliers: Driller tax could save education
• Youths have scores to settle
• Mifflinburg shuts down Laurelton
• Shikellamy officially axes 41
• Bath-salt crash?
• Mahoning Creek grips ambulance responding to hurt fisherman
• 3,000 homes go dark after crash
• U.S. Army honors local National Guard battalion
• Bill imposing impact fee on natural gas drilling moves to state Senate
• Poll shows strong support for natural gas drilling in Pennsylvania
• State Superior Court upholds conviction in pierced cat case
• What kind of strange creatures have you found in your swimming pool?! Could you imagine finding a bear in your pool?!
• New poll shows governor's approval lags among women
• Hearing testimony: Allow independent body to redraw congressional districts
• Events generate flag-flying surge
• Rainfall, water levels just a click away
• Beer to flow at Sunbury River Festival
• Midd-West furloughs 16
• Police: Pine Meadow resident accosted woman, 62
• Red Cross chapters to consolidate
• State Senate adopts bill to reform State Tax Equalization Board
• Fee or tax, natural gas extraction bill moving in state Senate
• What is your top movie? A movie you saw this weekend, your favorite movie, etc.
• New York boy drowns in Lycoming County pond
• Study shows state's charter schools lag public schools
• Has anyone been following the Casey Anthony trial over the past few weeks? Thoughts?
• Three injured in crash following pursuit by Northumberland police
• Carlisle school district turns some lawn care duties over to sheep
• Happy Monday, facebook friends!! Did everyone have a great weekend? (Sarah H.)
• Trap shooters expected to increase to 1,200 by Saturday
• A baptism, of sorts
• Tighten the belt
• Lourdes dean gets move up
• Playground focuses on sports skills
• Teen dies in Snyder County crash
• Adults raped girl, 9, cops say
• Black bear waited atop family’s tree
• Great grates caper ends with cover-ups
• Four state troopers receive highest state honors
• Mid-Valley basketball coach guilty of disorderly conduct
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 147 in Lower Mahanoy Township
• Motorists urged to obey signs at West Milton area work zone
• Lancaster County teenager killed by lightning while working on farm
• Did you hear the AWESOME news??!! For the month of June, pedicures are only $13 at McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA's Spa!! Walk-ins are welcome, or you can call 570-988-2290 to schedule an appointment. So break out those fli
• Today is National Iced Tea Day - How do you like to drink your ice tea?
• Fire marshal to investigate smoke in basement
• Bureau bashes Sunday hunting
• Digging up the past
• Faster wireless ’Net in Valley on horizon, AT&T leader vows
• Developer asks for a Tax Incremental Financing district
• Selinsgrove teachers surprised with award
• Society sponsors Strawberry Festival and Garage Sale
• **McCann Summer Term schedule update!!!** Until the Student Portal is updated, please see the link below to view class times and room assignments. Feel free to spread this link to fellow students. It will also be sent via your Live accounts.
• Did you see Google's doodle? It is so much fun! Tell us what you think about the Goodle doodle today.
• State union contract talks go down to wire
• German reporter, missing a week, found dead in Lycoming County
• Woman admits committing bank robbery dressed as clown
• Congratulations to June Dress for Success Winners Melinda Leigh Mariah Libby Patricia Klock Nancy Miller Marissa Woodruff Brenda Treas Tim Brown David Flores Adam Johnson David Horner *Instructors will distributed prizes.*
• Expert: Expect another sizzler today
• Coalition delivers petition to state senator
• 60 fear relocation of chemical cleaner
• Part of DeWitt Building to become business incubator
• Mother receives late son’s medals on her birthday
• Business park is still empty
• Principal moves from elementary to high school
• DA candidate botched cases, complaints say
• Regional police moving forward
• State senators clash over abortion clinic standards
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords turns 41, gets framed cartoon
• Lol, poor boy! Have your parents ever tried to embarrass you like this when you were a kid? Have you done anything like this to your kids?
• Twp. leaders walk tightrope between business, activists
• What newly released movies are you looking forward to watching this month?
• Gun club faces final blast
• Culver canvasses U.S. for 5th-grade camper donations
• 'Town Yard Sale' replaces street fair
• 2 Valley teens going to national rodeo championships
• Web posts rise for today’s pols
• Amusement rides in PA must meet safety requirements
• Lack of nutrition affects learning
• Students learning about the Civil War
• Back pay of $170G sought
• Milton man drowns in Centre County
• Police say state lawmaker arrested for DUI
• Pressure builds for state tax on natural gas drilling
• MOS Exams sign ups were originally set to end on June 14th but due to unforseen circumstances they must end on June 10th. Sorry for the change.
• CONGRATS TO ALL HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ON YOUR GRADUATION...STILL UNDECIDED ABOUT COLLEGE?...GIVE BILL ENGLISH A CALL AT 286-3058 AND LET HIM SHOW YOU HOW McCANN CAN HELP CHANGE YOUR FUTURE!!
• Extreme heat coming Wednesday and Thursday
• No details released concerning rape on SU campus
• Turbotville motorist dies in Route 54 crash
• Marino recounts his trip to the Middle East
• Former Selinsgrove Center employee charged with sex offense
• Ex-treasurer charged with forgery, theft
• Valley residents to attend Rally and Lobby Day
• NY Rep. Weiner admits he sent lewd photos
• Rick Santorum says he's 'In it to win' GOP nomination for president
• Katie Couric makes move to ABC for talk show
• 64-year-old Turbotville woman killed this morning in head-on crash
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Routes 11-15 in Snyder County
• Did you read today's Daily Item Sound Off? It's national Yo-Yo Day, so what's your favorite old-time toy?
• Sextuplets - three boys, three girls - born at Philadelphia area hospital
• Two Cumberland County women die in apparent murder-suicide
• Telethon raises $2.1 million
• Suicide bomber victim wants to go back to Uganda
• Council may halt city's sex perp ban
• They work for a better world
• Budget talks forging ahead
• Grand times in April
• What time-saving tips do you have to share with us?
• Design in works for Shikellamy State Park marina building
• Eight chase tickets to Wyoming rodeo
• Freed arsonist faces tight leash
• Chase at fight scene ends in crash
• Driver dies when rig hits car
• Two charged in Christmas Day stabbing
• R.B. Winter staff gears up for summer outdoor programs
• Vandals trash park restrooms
• Transitions group takes funding hit
• It is beautiful outside - what are your plans for this weekend?
• Economy: Job growth in May was worst in nearly a year
• Burglars smash into Danville jewelry shop early today, steal merchandise
• John Edwards charged in felony indictment
• Today is the opportunity to repeat things over and over again. What do you plan to repeat?
• Tornado victim expects his house to be condemned
• Chunk of tree hangs from wire
• Technology keeps improving for cell phones
• Part of lawsuit should survive
• Legislators are not 'sharing the pain'
• Exhibit opens today near Warrior Run High School
• Loan agreement still unsettled
• Board wants to work out deal with contractor
• Group comes to defense of social programs
• Federal prosecutors charge nine suspects in bank heist ring
• Driver of horse-drawn cart in critical condition today
• Teacher, husband homeless following house fire in Milton
• Oral confession difficult for thief
• Snyder County inmates make afghans
• Cops: Babysitter molested girl, 9
• Twins win award for public service
• Mayor asks two agencies for suggestions for camera locations
• Selinsgrove principal is retiring
• Unemployment rate increases in Valley
• Marino thriftier than his predecessor
• Milton firefighters battling two-alarm house fire this afternoon
• What is the favorite movie you have seen and what did you like about it?
• Just a reminder about Dress for Success
• 'Ibuprofen' creates a headache today at the National Spelling Bee
• Ex-police chief gets prison in immigrant death cover-up
• New report: About 7,200 people unemployed in four-county region
• Berwick 8th graders' field trip includes lunch at Hooters
• State budget surplus reaches $540 million but deficits loom in next fiscal year
• Residents unhappy about proposal to close school
• Girl, 5, may face stand in sex case
• One of Geisinger's properties to stay residential
• Area hero saves patrol
• School bus spies’ probe clears driver
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• 7 concerts scheduled in Montour County
• What do you do to keep cool and beat the summer heat?
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Bridge work in Northumberland County
• Hundreds around the state still without electrical power after storms
• Where did spring go?
• Trickle-down flood relief for Shamokin Dam
• Oil prices gum up township road project cost
• Power plant in good position to meet proposed regulations
• Bikers to roar out for Birthright
• Budget calls for tax increase plus positions and programs cut
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Happy Memorial Day!!!
• Honor guard pays respect to veterans in Union County
• Teen serious about cartooning
• Speaker: Maintain the spirit of Memorial Day
• River buffs go with the flow
• Effort under way to provide medical services to more veterans
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: Wishing everyone a wonderful Memorial Day weekend. What is one reason you are proud to be American?
• World Trade Center steel beam becoming part of local memorial
• Teen rescued from a swollen Penns Creek
• Roots: We want to hear about your family history search
• → McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA: What is one food that you feel every picnic needs to have?
• Scout heads up flag project
• Sunbury Christian Academy's seniors graduate
• Court free sex offenders
• Budget axe trims camp trips
• Cat let out of bag
• Efforts to tax churches rise
• Hot weather is coming; Are you ready?
• Last shuttle spacewalkers make history today above the Earth
• Bills targeting illegal immigrants move to the state House today
• State legislator: Families of first responders killed on duty deserve higher benefits
• DC cemetery for Civil War dead to be rededicated tomorrow
• Senior citizens learn to use LifeTrail
• Wilson recount bid fails
• LARA boots board leader
• Petition drive under way to 'tax fracking now'
• Shikellamy High asbestos work set
• Six Valley police officers honored
• Pools seek big splash
• District budget projects $67,751 surplus
• What are your plans for this Memorial Day weekend? (Eric Weaver)
• How often do you "unplug" from our quick paced society? Share any tips you use to help you or your families put the gadgets away so you can enjoy vacations and family time.
• Man knocks out wall, pulls plane from basement
• Truck ends up in river when brakes fail
• Scotty McCreery is the latest winner of American Idol! Did you cast your vote? Did the right contestant win? Share your thoughts.
• Inn on way out at Shikellamy
• 2 hurt in traffic accident
• Talks resume, but bear no fruit
• Tables turn on chanter
• Warrior Run students create mosaics
• Retired pastor injured in accident dies
• Fake gun clears bar
• Sojka: Gaming findings hollow
• Commission grants exception for fishing tournaments
• Proposed budget is starting point for more deliberations
• TIME gets $5,000 a year for next five years
• Barletta and Marino reportedly ban public from recording meetings
• If the Cosmo club were to sponsor a dance, would you attend?
• State House Republicans pass budget over Democratic objections
• Funnel hit 110 mph
• Tornado kills 4 cows in Juniata County
• Shik OKs plan: Initial vote shutters 2 schools
• Defense fights evidence seized via swami’s call
• New owner hopes to revive business in former manufacturing plant
• Budget calls for 12 teachers, one administrator to be furloughed in Line Mountain
• Jeweler donates $4,000 watch to TIME
• Challenge to lose weight offered to Sunbury residents
• State Senate committee approves gas well emergency rules
• State House prepares to vote on Republican budget plan
• Joplin tornado becomes the single deadliest in U.S. since 1950
• Army panel recommends closure of military museum
• If you could change your birthday to another month, date, and/or year, would you? Why or why not?
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Routes 11 and 147, Northumberland
• Financial troubles continue for Lewisburg Area Recreation Authority
• Facebook posts may poke holes in Northumberland County lawsuit
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 147 closed near Northumberland
• Two former county employees enter pleas and avoid prison
• Groundhog hitches ride with unsuspecting motorist
• State House begins budget debate today
• Massive tornado kills at least 89 people in Missouri
• Father, son both crash within minutes on Perry County road
• FBI: Violent crime dropped 5.5 percent last year
• Blind mountaineer tells graduates that no obstacle is too big
• Local farmers fight back against wet weather conditions
• If you could host your own talk show, which three people would you invite to be your first guests? Why?
• 12-year-old bicyclist collides with pickup truck
• What are you doing this beautiful weekend?
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Camelback Bridge, Snyder County
• Work on fish ladder could begin in year
• Naked cop to collect $3G a month
• Valley residents sit, mow as End Times pastor goes 0-fer-3
• 23 Shikellamy High School teachers earn $14G to plan
• Hospital’s owner focus of Medicare fraud probe
• Sixth-graders to donate stand earnings to charity
• $100G plan may deter embezzlers
• Anglers: Pull plug on meandering channel
• Suspects in ripoffs face day in court
• 50 jobs on line as Miff reviews busing
• Students walk out at Shikellamy
• Valley lures Hispanics
• Pope phones astronauts in first papal call to space
• Stop by The Spa at McCann School of Business & Technology Cosmetology Clinic for our Cut-A-Thon!
• Man charged in Snyder County theft cases may still be in business
• Al-Qaida considered attacks on oil tankers
• Berks County woman who faked cancer gets prison time
• Gasoline prices are painful for 4 in 10 Americans
• Unemployment falls in three-quarters of U.S. states
• Which of the senses would it be hardest for you to be without: sight, hearing, smell, touch, or taste? Why?
• Pedestrian safety a top priority along Route 15 through Lewisburg
• Michael Hudock could be on Union-Snyder bench by July
• Dogs will take to the air Saturday in Middleburg
• Selinsgrove library expansion project begins with a few good bangs
• Mon-Tour Bike Race adds 45-mile option and team category
• Survey shows potential for more school cutbacks
• Doctor: 'Gorgeous Gabby' awake after skull surgery
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Roads flooded in Northumberland and Lycoming counties
• Who is your pick for the All Star race this weekend??
• State jobless rate dips in April as employers add 23,000 jobs
• Census shows fresh proof of an aging Pennsylvania
• If you could be photographed with a famous person (living or dead), who would you want to be photographed with? Why?
• Clausi: Sex case on back burner
• Soda sip connects fugitive to crime
• Hudock may sit on bench before general election
• Yost offered job as police chief
• Child care worker charged with embezzlement
• Sawicki: 'I didn’t do as well as I expected'
• Midd-West OKs freeze
• Motorheads Rejoice: Show returns to Bloomsburg Fairgrounds
• Skull repair will improve Gabrielle Giffords' quality of life
• How do you think transportation will change in the next 50 years?
• United Airlines apologizes for reusing 9/11 flight numbers
• How awesome is this?! Share your proposal story or your dream proposal!!
• What makes you smile?
• Michael Hudock narrowly tops judicial challenger in Union-Snyder
• Absentee votes could give challenger Democratic nod
• Reed, Hackenberg win both parties' nominations for district judge
• Senior’s shot on board fails
• Directors to vote on ousting 52 educators
• Fired worker loses council bid
• Incumbents outlast write-ins to win nominations
• Current commissioners win nominations
• Milton School board raises real estate tax
• Gas drilling lands Susquehanna River on top of list
• What are your favorite television shows?
• Way to go, Jeremy Carter - He passed A+ part I!
• Five charged in multistate prostitution ring
• Amtrak chief: Trains are more vulnerable to attack than planes
• What is one word that drives you crazy when people mispronounce it?
• State issues $1 million in fines to major natural gas driller
• Group: Susquehanna nation's most endangered river
• Suspect charged in booby-trapped home arrest
• State's drilling wastewater deadline nears
• Police: Student, 15, set fire at school
• Now you know what healthy breakfast you can get when Dunkin Donuts opens!
• Route 147 resurfacing project in Sunbury starts May 31
• Funeral held for girl, 9, killed last week
• Police: Bar shooting leaves man dead
• Dow set to rise as Wal Mart reports rising profits
• May is National Egg Month. List the different ways you enjoy eating eggs. (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Yankee Doodle busted
• Fire company asks for charges against former finance chief
• Many Valley teachers reside outside districts
• Council races truly wide open
• What is your favorite Willy Wonka moment? (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Heavy rains washed away walleye eggs
• Friends pay tribute to retired major general
• Defense to argue brain injury in murder trial
• State water utility doesn't find natural gas drilling pollution
• What is your favorite cereal to eat? (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Corbett resumes governor duties today after back surgery
• Trump says no today to presidential run
• Who do you think will make it to the final two on Dancing with the Stars?
• Danville woman receives 30-month federal prison term for $3 million embezzlement
• Endeavour soars this morning on next-to-last space shuttle trip
• Would you rather eat your favorite meal every day for a month, or try a new food every day for a month? Explain. (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Street Talk: Hopefuls make last-minute push
• Local heroes appreciated
• Speaker: ‘You face an enormous challenge’
• More rain, what are you doing inside today?
• Two hurt in Sunbury wreck
• Victim slashed with knife
• Valley residents: Flooding is a small setback
• Valley volunteers helping Alabama flood victims
• Three injured in Route 54 accident
• Florida man gets 15 years in 3-ton pot bust
• Poor economy knocks years off the fiscal lives of Medicare, Social Security
• State House Republicans push new budget proposal
• PETA pushes for anti-dissection ads in Kutztown schools
• Natural gas drilling brings business, even where it's sparse
• Tom Corbett to undergo 'routine' back surgery on Monday
• Montour County family of four homeless following fire this morning
• 12-year-old boy hurt in ATV accident near Sunbury
• Clausi gets support in hometown
• DA: Clausi won’t face charges
• Commissioner: ‘Justice will prevail’
• Fired worker, cousin running for council in Selinsgrove
• Schools to face more cuts, says superintendent
• Borough studies land bequest
• Parents start saving for pens, pencils and paper
• Fair benefits Sunbury's six fire companies
• For sale: Railroad crossing posts
• Pa is one of few states with a joint liability bill
• SpingTIME Celebration Week begins Saturday
• We have had some beautiful days...What have you been doing? (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Flooding and a weak dollar fuel high gasoline prices
• Who is your pick for NASCAR this weekend??
• What is your favorite flower? (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Ex-clerk says Clausi threatened her life
• Parents file lawsuit against Warrior Run School District
• Lt. gov. tours Moran sites
• Six apply for police chief job
• Council wants residents to speak up
• Volunteers flood Veterans Memorial Pool
• Parade will go on in Port Trevorton
• Fire-damaged Ruby Tuesday sold
• Squirrel scares researcher
• Bird expert faces contempt of court charge
• Centre County is latest to ban synthetic drugs called 'bath salts'
• Do you agree?
• State welfare official can't put figure on proposed savings
• Court separates cases against suspended police officers
• We are going to do one more round of LIKEs for the video. I (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker) will do the FINAL count of LIKEs at 1p.m. I know we can get a huge amount of LIKE this morning. We are counting on them!
• Coach wins by deadlock
• Bath salts sales could end in jail
• Moran official: Ohio welcomes drill waste
• Disabled, seniors to pay more to cover low-income passengers
• No teacher furloughs planned in Milton
• Council advances money to LARA
• Judge candidates need to convince Snyder County voters
• Snyder County house fire started in a pickup truck
• Search teams locate body of missing Coal Township man
• Microsoft agrees today to buy Skype for $8.5B
• Unemployment compensation bill receives committee approval
• Sen Mensch found guilty in gun incident
• Arson suspect arrested in Ohio
• Ex-Pa. prison guard sentenced for child abuse
• When is having less better than having more? (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Monroe Township house, pickup truck burn
• More carry concealed guns
• Gambling nets Valley about $128 a property
• Mayor: Store manager ‘lied right to my face’
• Supervisors agree to help bail out LARA
• What is your favorite easy meal to make for supper?
• Guidance counselors defend their positions
• More reductions in the works in Warrior Run
• Water to flow out of fountain Wednesday
• Board passes $35 million budget
• Two suspects nabbed early Saturday during Lewisburg burglary
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Preserve Road, Anthony Township, Montour County
• Open House will be from 8am-8pm, but Dustin will be here from 12-3pm.
• Sarah Palin wants McAdoo man's restraining order extended
• Two people treated following Route 15 truck crash this morning
• How will you be enjoying the next few days of sunshine with NO RAIN?!! It's been a long time since we've had a nice weather stretch like this!!
• 2011 High School Prom Season
• Columbia County kayaker drowns in swollen creek
• Gay student claims harassment at Christian college
• Officer’s vision comes true
• Valley briefs
• SUN Tech student advances to national competition
• Grandson, who has Down syndrome, collecting for Relay for Life
• School districts buy local products for meals
• 4 students win first place
• Street Talk: Candidate denies involvement with sign
• Recreation will be in the news this week
• Happy Mother's Day!!!!!
• Gas prices expected to drop 50 cents by summer
• Mom of 16 writes book on experiences
• Reprisal fears mixed
• Raid nets bath salts, fake pot
• They'd rather sell stuff than toss it
• ATV park gets national interest
• Tourists seek peak at scenery, gas rigs
• Directors fear business-run public schools
• Purebred boxer found in Mount Pleasant Mills area
• Programs lower inmate total 18%
• 300 may fight for Shik mat coaches
• Rain sinks lake holiday
• Sinkhole opens by t-ball field
• Give a pint — win a car for a year
• Judge hopefuls spend $40G
• Workforce award follows production shutdown
• Rutgers spy suspect cooperates, gets intervention
• Police: Philly tow driver shot trying to repo SUV today
• Mom suspected of killing 5 newborns set for plea
• What are you doing for your mom to show her you love her this Mother's Day?
• Visitors bureau recognizes Knoebels and Sunbury River Festival
• We WANT your LIKEs - How many can we get today?
• What is your favorite name? (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Inmate wins point about need for Internet access
• Closing 3 schools may save $570G
• Bank grabs LARA funds
• $4 a gallon gas is tipping point for users and sellers
• Amphitheater debut postponed six weeks
• Workers skew tax question
• Judge candidates talk about court issues
• Marino: No hires until deficit erased
• Lake Augusta Outfitters begins second season at Marina
• Info from bin Laden raid shows interest in US trains
• No breeze at proposed wind farm
• Valley municipalities get approval for sewer projects
• Group wants stronger limits on gas drilling
• Commodities fall puts financial markets on edge
• Elvis exits as Jacob, Isabella top most popular baby name list
• Congrats Pat Day We are so Proud of you!!!
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Bridge on Route 44 in Montour County closed today
• Dean's/Honors and Perfect Attendance Certificates will be distributed next Tuesday and Wednesday outside the student lounge from 10-2 and 4-6. Forms will be available to fill out if you did not receive a certificate and feel that you should have!
• Truck parts worth $3,800 stolen in Snyder County
• Man pleads in girlfriend's illegal hunting death in Centre County
• TRAFFIC NOTE: Portion of Shakespeare Road near Milton reopens
• Bored area killer seeks hard time
• Police talking to 25 people ‘of interest’
• Cash-strapped chiefs bemoan cyber schools
• U.S. representatives oppose tolls on Interstate 80
• The Daily Item introduces local news apps for iPhone, Android, mobile Web
• President Obama decides not to release photos of bin Laden corpse
• WOW, we are at 903 fans and 190 video "likes"!!!! AWESOME! Keep them coming! (Sarah Hoffing)
• State Supreme Court to rule in 'Right-to-Know' case
• Debates on graphic photos, foreign aid swirl following bin Laden's death
• Penn State develops a stink bug monitoring tool
• Rain, chill add to misery of tornado victims
• Sheriff Chad Reiner demonstrates with his dog, Clark, how they help keep our community safe.
• Don't forget to scroll down and "like" our McCann music video! And if you have already, get your friends and family to like our page AND the video! Let's blow this competition out of the water!!! (and we know we have plenty of water a
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Two roads closed by flooding this morning
• High School Envirothon brings students closer to nature
• State lawmakers report $150,000-plus in freebies
• US Marshals arrest man wanted in Virginia shooting near Harrisburg
• What is your favorite kind of weather? (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Mom’s complaint halts marker for teen’s grave
• Two men pulled from canal
• Option 2: Sports and other programs cut
• Shikellamy prom moves to Sunbury Elks
• Clausi’s daughter severely burned at camp
• Bath salts drive 8 mad
• Shamokin motorcyclist killed in crash
• Pennsylvania American Water wants rate increase
• Raw milk buyers support Pennsylvania farm targeted by federal government
• Motorcycle crash reported this afternoon near Shamokin
• HEALTH BEAT: Mammography re-checks trigger some anxiety, but they are important
• State legislation supports community health care clinics
• Lewisburg man sentenced to state prison for bar assault
• Mistrial declared in Schuylkill County home invasion slaying
• Dauphin County elementary school restricts pupil's face paint
• Maryland plans lawsuit over spill of natural gas drilling fluids
• We have a fellow student in need of a ride home after 3:00 today. He is from the Mt. Carmel/Kulpmont area. Please come see me at 1:00 if you are able to help him out! If it is out of your way, he is willing to give you gas money...............
• State environmental agency scraps gas drilling violation approval policy
• Resident hurt in escape from burning garage
• Bin Laden death awakens memories of 9/11
• Candidate, 36, claims ‘almost 20 years’ experience
• Midd-West looks at tax hike, closings
• Turn off the cell, skip the burger and drive
• Milton’s downtown is drawing shoppers
• Officer wins bike, donates it to police department
• Philadelphia fines help with Danville project
• 2nd option to trim budget to be presented tonight
• Check out McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA Dynamite Video! "LIKE" it!
• Did anyone have the chance to see Shikellamy High School's musical Annie this weekend? It was fabulous!!! Great job to the cast and crew! (Sarah Hoffing, Community Relations Specialist)
• Worldwide reaction: Bin Laden's death sparks relief and outrage
• U.S. used 'multiple methods" to ID Osama bin Laden's body
• PA Congressional members laud efforts to find bin Laden
• Loss of schools tears at communities across Alabama
• Police presence beefed up at NY airports and Ground Zero
• Man charged in death of 17-year-old girl in West Nanticoke
• Hillary Clinton: bin Laden death doesn't end war on terror
• Two roads remain flooded this morning in four-county region
• May is National Moving Month. If you could move to any city or state, which place would you pick and why? (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Visitors pay respects to Flight 93 victims this morning following bin Laden's death
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Trevorton family loses home
• Judge mum on who he wants to win
• Miss Pennsylvania returns to host expo
• 2 Valley educators oppose tax hike lid
• Hot Wheels fanatic lives in Valley
• Academy junior keeps up with current events
• Middleburg, resident wins $250,000 on scratch ticket
• Street talk: 2 meet the candidate nights Thursday
• Today is Mother Goose Day, what is your favorite mother goose nursery rhyme. What lessons have you learned from them? (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Selinsgrove middle school students find inspiration 'Dancing for Daphne'
• Lewisburg School District changing busing system next year
• Catholics around the world celebrate John Paul II
• Fashion firms rush to copy the royal gown
• Mom of 3 believes tornado hit mobile home
• Snack products line shutting down in Milton
• Cause of latest Sunbury fire remains undetermined
• SU student in royal wedding crowd
• FAA orders air traffic control management shake-up
• Students, don't forget to complete your FAFSA today if you haven't already! Stop by before 3:30 to meet with a financial planner for assistance! Deadline is May 1st to submit a FAFSA.
• Many local roads remain closed today because of high water
• Officials: Three tornadoes struck Pennsylvania on Thursday
• Did You see the Newpaper today? Carol Sheaffer, Director of Career Services and Susan Lynch, Campus Director when U.S Rep Tom Marino visited Sunbury.
• Survivors picking up pieces today in wake of deadly twisters
• NASA fuels Space Shuttle Endeavour for historic last launch
• Happy Arbor Day! What is your favorite type of tree? Do you have any plans on planting a tree today for arbor day? Do you have any tips for caring for trees? (Jessica Rohrbach-Baker)
• Police suspect arson in Sunbury blaze
• Flood snags driver, 91
• Slayer coming home
• Creditors: LARA late with $340,000
• Woman found floating on Montour Preserve lake
• Vietnam veteran gets $25 ticket while doing good deed
• SU students to hold rally today
• Noreen Stamm (not in the picture), Victoria White and Courtney Johnson got the Purple dress memo today.
• Flood forecasters are watching the Susquehanna
• Our CEO Alan sussna, Susan our Campus Director and Eric Weaver
• Our CEO Of Delta Alan Sussna came for a visit today in the Delta Mobile!
• Did anyone receive the dress memo for today? Billie Jo Whary and Ann Kerchoff did!
• Shout out to our Administrative Office Staff for all that you do!
• More roads close this morning as water levels continue to rise
• A huge THANK YOU to Jay Pronkoski for all of your help last night with our flooding situation!
• Strong storms knock out electrical power to 3,461 customers
• Mack Trucks to add 50 jobs at plant near Easton
• Southern storm death toll climbs to 178
• Mount Pleasant Mills man killed in storm-related crash near Selinsgrove
• Storms hit Valley again
• Teacher’s novels upset parents
• School voucher bill stalls
• City misses deadline for $3,000 music grant
• Vendors eligible for free wireless card readers
• Susquehanna River on the rise
• Driver chases ex-girlfriend with his car
• Thank you Michael Royer for all of your help with serving Club Lunch!
• SOFT SKILLS--employers assume you have the technical skills to excel in the workplace because you have a degree or diploma. What they look for in potential employees are soft skills. What are they? If you don't have them, how do you get them?
• Masser’s Jury Duty Bill passes House
• What does BMT stand for in regards to Subway subs?
• Governor's aide talks of natural gas drilling on state land
• Monticello acquires Thomas Jefferson-related artifacts
• Do you think it's easier to write a report or make a speech? Explain.
• Jostens to cut 230 jobs in State College
• Police: Bad GPS directions triggered crash near Scranton
• New poll shows state voters divided over governor's performance
• Close schools, cut jobs
• Veteran: Easter bunny stays
• Marino: Increased domestic production key to lowering gas prices
• Lewisburg ponders wage freeze
• EPA wants frack data
• Restaurant will remain with a new name
• Three locations picked for cameras
• How do you like to eat your pizza? What toppings do you prefer?
• Offensive graffiti on railroad car at Kreamer Feed
• Who is your favorite sports superstar and why??
• Students rally to protest proposed education cuts
• Police in Maryland ID second body found in Susquehanna River
• It is Hug a Friend Day - Tell us who your friends are that deserve hugs!
• Models hit the runway for charity Thursday at the Danville Elks
• State utility regulator cheers development of natural gas drilling
• How might classes be different if there were no books, papers, or pencils?
• Few choices remain for Pine Meadow Apartment tenants
• We're ripe for a twister
• State sprinkler law evaporates
• Oversized pen sparks dispute at courthouse
• Midd-West seeks help with options
• Warrior Run ponders layoffs
• Hunt might lead to prison
• CareerLinks deal signed
• Be creative - how would you make your bed?
• Which would you rather be: an ant or an elephant? Why?
• Bedridden woman struck by bullet fragments
• FBI: Colo. mall likely unrelated to Columbine
• United Way awards grant to Mediation Center
• Corbett to sign repeal of fire-sprinkler mandate today
• Woman found dead in burning home
• Misaddressed marijuana goes to elderly Pa. couple
• With the Knicks out..who will take the NBA Championship?
• Woman killed in arson tried to aid neighbors
• Army nurse, grandson of W. Pa. mayor, killed
• Boys drive excavator at Pa. mine, smash bulldozer
• Rescuers discover body of trapped Idaho miner
• What's the best sound in the world? Why?
• 40% more hunger
• 2 stabbed in Selinsgrove
• Argument gets physical
• Senior ready for more challenges
• No details released about SU campus rape
• Meals at fire hall become holiday tradition
• Hope everyone had a great Easter!!!
• Chief: I-80 makes Danville easier target
• Safety issues derail coaster
• Driver blacks out, hits restaurant wall
• State Grange membership declines 88%
• Landmark cross turns 50
• What is your favorite kind of Easter candy?
• Christians reflect on resurrection
• Local rail authority member appointed to new state commission
• Washington state teen fakes pregnancy as a school project
• Report: Rig owner Transocean contributed to Gulf oil well disaster
• Earth Day is a great time to think about how wonderful our planet is. Write about something you want to do to make this world a better place.
• Bucknell alum donates $6 million to the university
• Earth Day: Penn State touts new zero-waste index
• Alumnus gives $6 million to Bucknell to benefit scholarships, facilities
• Shell casings from other county lead to homicide arrest
• Crews stop flow of drilling fluid from natural gas well
• Boys flee Milton blaze
• Mystery surrounds death of night caller
• Phillips defends hiring relative
• Blowout shuts down major shale driller
• Students make cranes to aid young Japanese
• Officials version of handcuffing differs from double murderer’s
• Jobs starting to sprout up in the Valley
• Danville police search for suspect in armed bank robbery this morning
• Here are some great tips to keep in mind if you attend the job fair on Monday from 1-4pm at Milton Area High School. Hope to see you there! - Sarah Hoffing, Community Relations Specialist
• Driller temporarily stops operations at natural gas sites
• What do you prefer: 3-D movies or 2-D movies?
• Police: Man dies after creating early morning disturbance in Richfield
• CSIU adopts $1.5 million budget
• Trees planted in Sunbury's Riverfront Park
• Blowout should not affect Valley river water
• Sorry, Charlie
• Shikellamy nixes teachers’ pay freeze
• Kindergartners’ success in peril under budget plan
• Frack fears stall area plant
• 2nd deputy warden fired in two years
• Bloomsburg’s plan for satellite college is still open
• Do you think that email will ever totally replace letters? Explain.
• Selinsgrove police probe string of thefts from vehicles
• NYC mayor opens new Coney Island roller coasters
• Exam ordered for teen in fatal crash case
• Drilling fluid gushes from natural gas well in Bradford County
• CareerLink will be hosting a job fair on Monday, April 25th from 1-4 pm at Milton Area High School Gymnasium. Students and Graduates, it's a GREAT networking opportunity to meet employers, so put on your business attire, grab your portfolio, and sho
• Do you know anyone who is missing a dog that fits this description?
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: I-180 just north of Turbotville
• Lost dog found in East Buffalo Township
• New government rules target airline fees, bumping, flight delays
• State Capitol workers return this morning after water main break
• Statewide gaming revenue to provide $776 million in tax relief
• Man dies this morning after found unresponsive in Scranton motel hot tub
• What is your favorite food?
• He’s up a tree
• 57% more rain slows planting
• Phone-sex provider hits on Valley town
• Milton school directors consider budget cutbacks
• New contract includes $1 an hour raise
• Motorcycle helmets decrease chances of a crash fatality by 40 percent
• State Supreme Court names a reapportionment chairman
• Night work underway along Routes 11-15 'strip' in Snyder County
• Porn company is amassing 1-800 numbers
• State DEP orders changes in treatment of natural gas drilling wastewater
• Will there be movie theaters in the future? Why or why not?
• Federal agency approves plans for Massachusetts ocean wind farm
• Natural gas drillers say they'll address drinking water concerns
• Memorial playground planned to honor young victims of house fire
• Group reports record trash haul from New Jersey beaches
• Police find bull semen thought to be stolen
• If you could give a bouquet of flowers to anyone, whom would you choose and why?
• Water line problems keep state workers off the job again today
• Max lost his voice, but not his purpose
• Court: Threats don’t justify firing
• Councilman: Mayor wrong
• Selinsgrove teachers accept salary freeze
• Wounded vet runs so others can heal
• Students with austism thrive on a schedule
• More rain on the way
• Fire destroys former private hospital
• Tire blowout triggers serious truck crash today on I-180
• Nearly half of U.S. households pay no federal income tax
• Oil prices drop, but gasoline is $4 or more per gallon in six states
• State university system chief defends administrators’ raises
• Our students are AWESOME :)
• Tenants escape safely from apartment building fire in McClure
• Good morning! Please remember that if you do not attend a class during the drop/add period, we will have to remove you from the class. If for some reason you missed a class last week that you intend to keep, please get in touch with the Academic Departme
• Water line break in Harrisburg this morning sends state employees home
• What is your favorite "ballpark" food to eat at a baseball game?
• Governor holds firm on opposition to taxing natural gas drilling
• Peanut butter eggs or coconut cream eggs?
• Officer and suspect hurt this morning in crash on I-83, York County
• Be sure to check your LIVE e-mail account. Phil has sent a very interesting survey..........it could make your Summer easier! Check it out!
• Scientists: Gulf health returning to normal levels following oil spill
• Cyclists gear up during annual 'Tour De Tykes'
• Students respond to river tragedy
• Where will 300 tenants go?
• Record rain causes crashes
• Cuts hurt agriculture, farmers say
• Teen finds time to volunteer with church group
• Church begins $4-million expansion
• Local Easter traditions have ethnic roots
• Who will win the NASCAR race at Talladega this weekend??
• Black Arts Festival under way at Bucknell
• Gordner: pay freezes, cuts are 'shared sacrifice'
• No breaks in rape probe
• CSIU has new executive
• For many, quest for a cure is personal
• CareerLink center moving to Sunbury's municipal building
• Working on the railroad: Federal grant funds construction work
• Danville receives 'Governor's Award' for rebuilding after downtown fire
• Governor to young adults: Develop a 'passion to serve'
• Great Lakes wolves could come off endangered list
• NY Prosecutor: No charges in fatal river plunge
• Shout out to Jenny Williams for earning her Masters Certification in MOS 2007! She is the 3rd student to hold this prestigious honor in McCann School of Business & Technology - Sunbury, PA history.
• Man convicted in double murder seeks new trial
• A slam dunk: Ambassadors wow the crowd at Geisinger
• What is your favorite time of day: morning, afternoon, or night? Explain.
• Coal Township imposes immediate ban on synthetic drugs
• Statewide unemployment rate drops slightly in March
• It’s the law with a brush
• Sunbury arson count hits 10
• Election signs begin to sprout
• Killer: Guards brutal
• Road show pays $70,000 for precious metals and coins
• Hard choices needed to balance Lewisburg School District budget
• DA files lawsuit to stop sale of bath salts
• Loss estimated at $165,000 in Beaver Springs dwelling fire
• Governor nominates two for Northumberland County row offices
• Who is your favorite athlete of all time??
• Rita's or Dairy Queen?
• Ford expands recall of F-150 pickup to nearly 1.2 million vehicles
• We need your vote! Share your opinion.
• Bagram Airman meets his first born via the Internet
• Taste testers needed for consumer research study
• Rick Santorum announces presidential fundraising effort
• More people apply for unemployment benefits
• It is National Humor Month. Please tell us a joke or funny story to make us laugh. Everyone needs to smile.
• State gambling panel to award resort casino license today
• Little time between call and fatal NY river plunge
• Easton school district will appeal 'boobies' ruling
• Yeah!! Sunshine!!!
• Life after high school
• Midd-West has Pa.’s top school nurse
• Three firefighters pull driver from burning car
• Salary freeze or job losses?
• Library closes until move is complete
• Which is more useful to you: a wall clock, a watch, or your cell phone? Why?
• Pennsylvania accused of rubber-stamping natural gas permits
• Welcome back students, and good luck to our NEW students on your first day!!! We are so excited that you are here! Try your best, be open to learning new things, get involved, and ask questions :)
• Take your dog camping next year
• Mom drove herself and three children into NY river, surviving son says
• Carlisle man charged with BUI - Biking Under the Influence
• Automatic sprinkler mandate for new homes on track for repeal
• Merck plans job cuts
• Playworld seeks teens for fitness gear tests
• County settles union dispute
• More schools might close
• Fight kills Sunbury man
• Fire destroys Spring Township house
• Beating victim dies
• 'Boobies' bracelets ruled OK in public schools for now
• Hundreds rally as state Senate readies school voucher bill
• Landscape architects find business opportunities in Marcellus Shale
• Fort Sumter: Somber 150th anniversary of Civil War today
• Northumberland County farmhouse damaged by fire this morning
• NASA space shuttles going to Florida, California and suburban DC
• Early morning fire destroys century-old home near Beaver Springs
• Celebrate D.E.A.R (Drop Everything and Read) What is your favorite book to read?
• City block evacuated after explosives found in State College
• Only blind climber to summit Mount Everest to speak at Bucknell commencement
• Gas drilling promises and perils rile citizens here and in Texas
• Moran subsidiary buys Celotex
• Susquehanna University to purchase Pine Meadow
• Japan raises severity level on nuclear crisis to match Chernobyl
• Retail cashier charged with stealing cash
• Suspect can't remember stealing diamond ring
• Re-enactors are history buffs
• DA won’t seek death penalty against Wise
• SEDA-COG snubs Chamber executive director
• Winter 2011 Graduation - Way to go, Graduates!
• What age do you most look forward to being? Why?
• Flowers Foods buying Tasty Baking for $34.4M
• UN ex-weapons inspector faces sex-sting trial
• Early week warm surge for the Northeast
• Don't forget to vote for your favorite song for our McCann music video!!!
• Court orders state troopers to disclose moonlighting
• Do you think there will be an NFL season for 2011??
• Judge to decide if teen remains 'adult' in torture
• 'Tall tale' helps police discover fake IDs in Pa.
• Murder victim's organs give life to others
• Drums beat special message at Valley church
• Autopsy scheduled today on ATV accident victim
• Citizens called to share vision for Route 15
• Staff, road projects up for actions
• Foundation wants feds to take closer look at drilling in watershed
• Duty not bound by time
• Line Mountain teen builds on successes
• Island dwellers had their own school
• Ex-Lewisburg inmate draws 700 to church
• Mentally ill escapee apprehended
• Humble life leads to large donation
• Langhorne resident dies in ATV crash
• Officials weigh options on camera locations
• Workers called back; some racking up OT pay
• Good day yesterday for Red Sox fans..bad day for Yankee and Philly fans. How will today play out??
• Tiger is making a comeback at the Masters. Do you think he can win??
• Anyone planning Summer vacations yet? Where will you be going?
• Screaming fans
• State hospital patient eludes caseworker in Williamsport
• Gathering in park highlights contract issues
• Professor to freshman GOP congressmen: 'Stop campaigning'
• Convicted arsonist ordered to pay $10M
• Burglary suspect has long rap sheet
• Sticky bun sales aid Marching Braves
• Districts adopting wage freezes
• Museum exhibit details local roles in Civil War
• Boutique brings chic city vibe
• Sailor killed aboard UK nuclear sub
• Stocks waver as government shutdown looms
• Coffee shop items returned after online video
• 2 World Trade Center beams Indy-bound for memorial
• Ex-judge gets 2½ years on corruption charges
• APNewsBreak: IRS awards $4.5M to whistleblower
• Service held for Marine killed in chopper crash
• Evidence issue in NY murder case against offender
• Philly to distribute 1M custom-wrapped condoms
• Where's the sun???
• Police: Woman passes plea for help to bank teller
• Man questioned, released in officer's shooting
• Stun gun used to break up school bus fight
• Venture taunts economy, opens
• Marino undecided on giving earnings to military family
• A happy ending
• Five at CSIU top $100G
• Drug tests on horizon for some welfare recipients
• Walker: 'I needed a mission in life'
• Danville SPCA could get more animals
• Florida, Carolinas among East Coast hurricane risk areas
• Judge charged in constable-jail case
• Ex-Holy Family player in coach dispute arrested
• Do you think Tiger Woods can win The Masters??
• Hidden camera showed elder abuse at facility
• Congratulations to our students graduating tonight!!!! We are so proud of you!!!
• Ex-lawmaker LaGrotta to plead guilty in drug case
• State's 80,000 attorneys can now register on the Net
• Medals honor 20 who risked lives to help others
• Driver gets 3½ to 7 years in fatal hit-and-run
• 4 arrested in Nov. teen party shooting
• Roethlisberger talks about wedding with newspaper
• Pennsylvania soldier dies in Iraq
• What is your favorite type of cold cereal to eat?
• Valley briefs
• SEDA-COG paid twice for similar plans
• Work on rail trail is under way
• Burglar with sweet tooth is on the loose
• City attorney to represent county in lawsuit
• Still no arrest in SU campus rape
• Watching Disney's Lion King with the kids. What is the best Disney movie?
• House GOP wants more natural gas buses, trucks
• Teen in immigrant death gets 55 months
• Judge who displayed gun faces misconduct charges
• Gadhafi, in letter, asks Obama to end air strikes
• Police: Mom, grandma held down teen for beating
• Cops: Ohio man charged after barking at police dog
• Convicted rapist gets 21 to 41 years
• Who holds the record for the most home runs hit by a rookie in a single season??
• Couple charged after man shot in gun-play game
• Police: Alcohol may have prompted campus assault
• 2nd victim dies after Philly cook-out shooting
• Police: Pa. teen set classmate's pants on fire
• Police: Cop shooting suspect posed as FBI agent
• Showdown looms at gun club
• ‘Gasland’ grabs audience
• Two charged in altercation
• Baseball on the tube tonight: Mets @ Phillies--WPHL 17 / WLYH 15--7:00 p.m. Pirates @ Cardinals--Fox Pitt--8:00 p.m.
• Who is your pick to take the NBA title??
• Anyone watching Dancing with the Stars this year? Who will win? The professional wrestler? The professional football player? Or someone else?
• What is the best creation you have ever made with Legos?
• Feds call on industry to repair aging pipelines
• Who is going to watch The Masters this weekend??
• Case claiming Hershey charity wrongdoing withdrawn
• Carbon monoxide fumes sicken 8 at day care
• Officer responding to home invasion is shot
• Similar names prompt brewers' 'Elf' battle
• Yankees or Phillies for the World Series??
• Leroy Brown’s owner is in trouble with the state
• Insurance company is not cooperating with fire victims
• Valley GOP leaders react to Obama's re-election bid
• Emergency services director resigns
• Temporary memorial along Routes 11-15
• Show will go on without guest speaker
• On this day in 1818, the first U.S. flag was approved. If you were asked to create a new flag for the United States, what would your flag look like?
• Obama re-election launches with email, website
• Campaign worker pleads guilty to forgery in Pa. House race
• Police: Customer complained over prostitute theft
• Ex-Pa. chief appealing suit against state police
• U Conn or Butler???
• Reapportionment panel fails to agree on chairman
• Obama invites lawmakers to budget session
• NTSB: Cracks found in 3 grounded Southwest planes
• Bus driver cited in snowy fatal crash
• If you had to choose a coin for our government to stop making, which one would you choose and why?
• In honor of Justin Culp, here is our question for the day: If you could give one piece of advice to a high school senior ready to graduate and enter the "real world", what would you tell them? Justin, we hope you enjoy answering this question
• Driver dies after truck crashes into bank
• Police: NY man set fire that damaged Pa. church
• US to announce program today to repair aging pipelines
• Cub Scout participation on the wane
• Big lottery prizes land in Valley
• Valley coaches pick underdog
• Middle school stock players surge
• What is your favorite flavor for a sundae?
• Fire damages three Sunbury houses
• User kicks ‘bath salts’
• Dozens protest speaker
• Law in works to allow wine to be mailed
• On this day, author Hans Christian Andersen was born. Andersen is known for his fairy tales. What is your favorite fairy tale?
• NCAA Final Four this weekend. Two teams who people thought should not even be in the tourney are playing in the semifinals, VCU(Rams) and Butler(Bulldogs). Who do you think will win tonight? VCU or Butler?
• Car flips into creek
• Former Muslim draws protests
• Party chairman rips Clausi
• Persing: Shop, sleep and eat along the Susquehanna
• Man tired after jump
• What are your plans for this weekend?
• Warm blast heading for the East
• Tractor-trailer crashes on Route 61
• Prosecutor seeks to ban sale of bath salts
• Lawyer files appeal in Pa. immigrant beating case
• Police: Barista attacked at Philly coffee shop
• What is the funniest April Fool's prank you have ever done to someone? Have you fooled someone today?
• Hershey Trust says 'vendetta' prompted complaint
• Laundromat owner fed up with natural gas workers
• Oil above $107 as Gadhafi pushes back Libya rebels
• Spring snow storm turning out to be a dud for Pa.
• Tape tells All?
• Driver parked fuel truck and leaped, witnesses say
• SEDA-COG presents ‘New City’ plan
• Valley is the best of the worst when it comes to bridges
• Four elementary students ride to school in style
• Worship conference under way
• 'Old friend' wants to attend regional police commission meeting
• Punishments of Shale drillers now need OK from top
• If you were to make a music video with pictures and short video clips of your family, what song would you choose and why?
• No joke, more snow expected for Pa.
• Owner: Police wrong to kill 2 dogs
• Police: Man on 'bath salts' arrested 3 times
• Pa. still tops feds lists for bridges in bad shape
• Final aircraft depart closing Pa. military base
• Central Pa. woman dies in horse-riding accident
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• If the school was to start a social media team for students to be involved with, how many people would be interested in participating?
• PPL-hired crew mows down dwarf fruit trees
• Budget cuts also affects SUN Tech
• Rape suspect has lengthy criminal record
• Bank building to go to charity
• Regional police commission holds first meeting
• Executive, 2 others die in Mich. park plane crash
• Police: Trucker saved from choking by crash
• Welfare chief eyes fraud, welfare-to-work
• Corbett says the state 'bus' to be auctioned off
• Teacher charged, resigns after student kiss
• Ex-colonel goes to prison for faked paternity test
• Man injured by fireworks sues store, manufacturer
• AP source: Bullet found aboard US Airways plane
• This video was featured on Good Morning America today with a segment on twin talk. Let's have some fun with this...what do you think they are saying to each other??
• March could go out like a lion in the East
• Zartman grabs Marcellus shale business
• What is a song you like to dance to?
• Full house turns out for donkey basketball fundraiser
• Milton resident charged with shooting a gun inside a house
• Federal appeals court overturns Northumberland County murder conviction
• Suspect charged in sexual assault and robbery at Milton service station
• What is your favorite flavor of wings? Don't forget we have McCann Appreciation Luncheon.
• Fire destroys Sunbury home
• U.S. has limited ability to make changes in the Middle East
• Midd-West closing and consolidating under-used schools
• DA, coroner to review crib death
• Pay freezes and layoffs expected in Selinsgrove Area School District
• SU student is a suspect in campus rape
• Bath sales banned in Sunbury
• Northumberland County to save $150,000 by relocating offices
• Lutheran college in Allentown is popular among Jewish students
• Union leader defends state-operated liquor sales
• Congratulations to Danielle Revinski, Cosmetology student, for receiving the most 'likes' on her hairstyle, and great job to all of our student stylists!!! Thanks to everyone who participated in the contest and voted too!!
• If you could have a past president in office, who would it be?
• Just an FYI...
• York County Police: Man put shrimp in his pants, struck guard
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Mile Post Road near Sunbury
• Governor addressing state's county commissioners today
• Read these weird traffic laws, any thoughts?
• Kitchen fire damages TGI Friday's restaurant near Williamsport
• Early morning vigil marks 32 years since TMI nuclear disaster
• Injuries reported in Sunbury house fire late Sunday evening
• Firefighters may be forced to pay for their own training
• Wing-eaters raise $1,000 for charity
• Mifflinburg student is a go-getter
• Group dedicated to collecting donations
• Sleighing popular winter activity
• Hero turns 23 at home
• Impact of Montour’s possible move to 11th District splits leaders
• Governor's natural-gas panel begins its work
• Kids escape injury
• Police: Presence no cure-all in wake of attack
• Inmates indicted for having weapons
• Students stage sit-in to protest education program cuts
• Penn State puts hold on salary increases
• Congrats to the following McCann Graduates for getting a job: Neville Anne McCloskey, Shirley Rusin, and Linsey Sewalk. We are so Proud of you!
• Two Pennsylvania school districts consider significant teacher layoffs
• Lock Haven team to run to capitol to protest state university cuts
• Which store do you shop at Wal-mart or Target?
• Happy Friday to all of our Facebook friends!!!!! Don't forget to tell your friends and families to "like" our McCann page, so they can stay in the loop too :)
• One person hurt this morning when car collides with school shuttle
• School bus and SUV collide in Danville; SUV driver injured
• Do you think the American Idol judges made the right decision to save Casey Abrams? What did you think of the show last night with Hulk Hogan and Steven Tyler's birthday celebration?
• Murder victim had permission to be in apartment
• Foster parent of suicide victim speaks out
• Workforce executive director promises to provide information
• Convicted pawn shop owner free on bail
• Maggie Rosa is moving forward
• 'Dynamic duo' named Citizens of the Year
• Lawsuits against small businesses dropped
• Keller holds first town meeting
• Discovery in Texas suggests earlier settlers in North America
• FAA chief suspends dozing air traffic controller
• This video was featured on Good Morning America today. How do your pets or your children let you know they are guilty? Pet lovers will enjoy this video!!
• Investigator: Defects at nuclear power plants go unreported
• Unemployment claims drop last week in Pennsylvania
• 90 homes damaged in possible western Pennsylvania tornado
• Serial shooter?
• PennDOT workers building bridges; saving millions
• Chiefs: Furloughing teachers would ease crisis
• Former guard gets 6 months
• Witness: Driver walks away after hitting five cars
• Earn money by running air conditioner
• New elementary school project will continue
• Area commissioner wonders what work force board is hiding
• Mifflinburg man now faces third-degree homicide charge
• Debate over health care law rolls into state Capitol today
• Sarah Hoffing, High School Presenter, would like to give a shout out to all the seniors from Shikellamy High School!! She had an AWESOME time spending the day with you yesterday talking about job interviewing, and we wish you the best of luck with your u
• Motorist escapes injury this morning in Zerbe Township crash
• Reapportionment panel to quiz potential chairmen today
• U.S. Marshals nab fugitive in Williamsport
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 54 near Riverside reopened to traffic
• Hospital group: State funding cuts will jeopardize $183 million in federal aid
• Take the last two digits of the year you were born plus your age this year. What is your answer? Example: Pete was born in '89 and he will be 22. Add 89+22=?
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies this morning at age 79
• World Trade Center steel to honor Arizona shooting victim born on 9/11
• There is a 2 hour delay today, March 23, 2011. The school will open at 9:30a.m.
• Students to pay
• Driver hits five parked cars in 2 blocks
• Spring snowstorm could cause some driving problems this morning
• Thump, thump, thump
• Shikellamy working to cut dropout rate
• Workforce wants $1,500 to print 5,800 pages of payroll information
• Milton goes on TV Friday night
• Line Mountain graduation rate is 76 percent
• State liquor control officials support more changes
• State university faculty rally to protest funding cuts
• Police: Allentown area veterinarian killed pregnant mistress
• State's gaming industry could soon surpass Atlantic City
• Jury to decide fate of inmate facing death for Allenwood prison murder
• Five people killed today in Blair County apartment fire
• U.S. Sen. Toomey today questions president's Libyan policy
• PennDOT centers to limit services this Saturday
• Late winter storm may bring 1-3 inches here early tomorrow
• State vehicle fleet now under fiscal review
• Stamps used to smuggle drugs into Carbon County prison
• Snyder County dwelling fires displace two families
• Mazzeo to make sure city gets best available
• Clausi, Phillips choose top clerk
• Susquehanna University increases security following alleged rape
• Five Japanese exchange students are safe in Selinsgrove
• Memorial concert celebrates teen's life
• Airfares expected to go up again
• Teachers and parents concerned about budget cuts
• Fire consumes family home early today in Snyder County
• Beaver Springs family homeless following Sunday evening blaze
• Cash 5 ticket worth $330,000 sold in Northumberland County
• Last call for American Cancer Society's 'Daffodil Days'
• Share your favorite poem with us.
• Governor proposes re-routing tobacco settlement money
• What would AT&T merger with T-Mobile mean for customers?
• Student launches anti-bullying campaign at Bucknell University
• Traffic Advisory: Mile Post Road in Upper Augusta Township
• Traffic Advisory: Devitt Camp Road in Gregg Township, Union County
• Harrisburg Police: Bank robbery suspect presents two forms of ID
• Officials to turn Confederate submarine upright
• Boston hospital performs full face transplant
• Quick action saves a life
• Valley briefs
• Mom of 5 turning 100
• Police ask for help with fatal crash in Montour County
• Talented trumpet player enjoys creative outlet
• Kids can’t study for these tests
• Do you like to dry your clothes in a dryer or do you like to hang clothes outside?
• Seth and Alex thank 200
• How are you spending your Sunday?
• Rape rattles school
• Have you watched any good movies?
• ATV rider thrown from vehicle
• Police: Woman raped on SU campus
• Keller: Let’s shrink House
• Phillips drops ax
• It’s a wonderful night to lasso the moon
• Final notice before bombs
• Northumberland County Commissioners terminate chief clerk today
• Route 54 road project starts soon in Mount Carmel Township
• Mifflinburg resident critically injured in Montour County motorcycle crash
• Judge blocks contentious Wisconsin union law
• Penn State trustees to delay building projects
• Kutztown students protest proposed education cuts
• Happy Friday!! What is everyone doing to celebrate this beautiful day?
• Japan nuclear crisis stirs deep memories of TMI
• Valley’s Japanese visitors brace for sporadic electricity, water shortage
• Five high schoolers set to arrive
• Best’s fate known in hours
• Loss not upsetting
• Clinic stays alive on charity gifts
• Marino gets ready to staff Sunbury office
• Shoppers learn to navigate food choices
• Walker leads Connecticut over Bucknell 81-52
• Photos before the game
• Fischer watches hours of film
• Man and company accused of dumping natural gas drilling wastewater
• Poll: Pennsylvanians support natural gas tax, not education cuts
• State Attorney General wants to seize man's 'investment' in pot
• One person killed in Pittsburgh as gunman fires into group
• Temple University evacuating students from Tokyo campus
• The United States authorizes American evacuations from Japan
• Happy Saint Patrick's Day
• Donors give generously to farm family devastated by tragedy
• Remember when you had time scheduled for recess. What was your favorite recess activity?
• Sister: Murder victim was a 'happy guy'
• PennDOT plans resurfacing on the 'strip,' and Route 15 near Lewisburg
• Nurse plans benefit for Seth, Alex
• Best’s job hinges on Phillips’ vote
• BU’s best spring break site? NCAA Tournament
• Area schools: Grad stats are misleading
• Party support extinct among county chiefs
• How do you watch movies? In a movie theater, RedBox, Netflix, etc. Why is your provider more efficient?
• School van flips on Route 522
• US life expectancy surpasses 78, a new record
• Higher prices for food are about to get worse
• AP Exclusive: Ali asks Iran to free US hikers
• Penn State says trustees meeting in New York City won't be costly
• PSEA urges teachers to consider pay freeze
• If you could go on any reality television show, what show would you go on and why?
• Stabbing victim dies
• Clerk’s friend resigns amid Clausi probe
• Slaying rattles quiet neighborhood
• Fighting’? Runnin’? Let mascots sway your NCAA bracket
• Swimming championships boost Lewisburg economy
• Commissioners hear complaints about 911 center
• Edits to city’s $50G sign will cost $1,600
• Superintendent couldn’t speak about layoffs
• Many parents favor full-day kindergarten
• Residents turn out to discuss ways to improve Sunbury
• Homicide charges filed following death of stabbing victim
• Federal agency: Chesapeake Bay efforts working, more needed
• Japan races to contain nuclear threat after quake
• Spring fever advisories issued in the east for Friday
• What would happen if there were no cars, buses, trains, boats, or planes? How would this change your life?
• Point Township barn fire kills 50 bunnies
• Trial begins today for two people charged in Centre County murder
• Perry County family prepares to bury seven victims of farm fire today
• Brother of Harrisburg mayor pleads no contest in theft
• Police to examine wreckage in fatal NJ Turnpike bus crash
• Even loser gets a shirt
• Chief identifies dangerous crossings
• Clausi considers quitting, decides to stay
• Eatery spared by river water
• Labor leaders say unions are important
• Westboro Baptist Church protesters are no-shows at McAndrew funeral today
• Gas industry urges Maryland governor to OK drilling
• Route 11 reopened between Northumberland and Snyder County
• Corbett eyes school, teacher performance yardstick
• Our thoughts are with the people of Japan, and all the families impacted by this awful tragedy. It gives you a different perspective when we complain about a little snowstorm or a few rainy days.
• 2 deputies slain, 2 wounded in small Va. town
• Some state roads in north central Pennsylvania counties still closed
• Judge threatens to fine no-show jurors
• Man allegedly stole ambulance from hospital
• Roommate jailed in shooting over empty gas tank
• 1 teen killed, 5 injured in SUV crash
• Bison to take on Connecticut Thursday
• Coffee and muffins tools for life skills education
• h2church may be the largest church in the Valley
• How do you manage to have time to exercise?
• 2 teens in custody following stabbing
• Four-legged crime fighter loves his job
• Orange crush came later than fans expected
• Alleged threat victim shuts mouth, door on county commissioner
• Ex-Valley fighter to console Vietnam mothers
• Gov. Corbett approves grants he pledged to end
• Police: Ninja-playing dad leaves 4-year-old child home alone
• Schuylkill County man charged with giving gun to man in suicide
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii this morning, sweep across islands
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 earthquake in Japan
• Dozens of state roads closed this morning because of flooding
• March 11th is “Johnny Appleseed Day.” John Chapman, known as Johnny Appleseed, was responsible for introducing apple trees to many regions of the western frontier. Why do you think apples are valuable? What is your favorite way to eat apple
• Realtor receives Karen L. Hackman Star of Excellence Award
• Clausi may pay for rant
• Deep trouble
• Charges: Man sexually assaulted preteen girl at Mennonite church
• Future dim for incandescents?
• Leader: Timing bad for $21.2M project
• Executive director appointed to Marcellus Shale Advisory Commission
• Closed state roads in north central Pennsylvania counties
• Northeast flooding to progress to major rivers
• PennDOT prepares for potential flooding
• Three Harrisburg men face federal bank robbery charges
• PIAA wrestling updates from Hershey
• Homicide ruled in Luzerne County fatality involving a tow truck
• If you could have lunch with any three people, alive or dead, who would you choose? Where would you go to eat?
• Dancing trooper off to court
• River surge likely
• Drastic moves not enough
• Youth survey to be conducted in Snyder County
• Owner of Chihuahua sought
• School district to pay its share of salary for resource officer
• Rail panel holes up to discuss no-bid charge
• 33% tuition hike at Bloomsburg?
• Do you think the government should keep the dollar bill or eliminate it? The proposal is to change the dollar bill to a coin. Thoughts?
• Ash Wednesday observed in Valley
• Suspect in Tucson shooting rampage enters plea
• Transportation nominee: I-80 tolling proposal is dead
• Penn State leaders to respond to governor's budget
• Seven children die in Perry County dwelling fire
• Pertaining to your goals - What inspires you?
• I-80 EB lane closure at crash scene west of Route 15 in Union County
• Bucky Deal enjoyed his work
• Fleeing suspect gets hit with another charge — worthless checks
• Shikellamy in $3.8M hole, may close two schools
• Ex-school bus driver sentenced to six months' probation
• Join the recession
• Offer for vacant property upsets Clausi
• Casey targets bullies
• Bicyclist to pedal 110 miles to join protest
• If you could be a cartoon character, who would you want to be? Why?
• Happy Fasnacht Day!!! Are you celebrating doughnut day with your favorite doughnut? What kind of doughnut is your favorite?
• Bank stocks push indexes higher; oil prices dip
• EPA asks Pennsylvania to boost monitoring of gas well waste
• Hmmm, interesting. Should we go back to the days of kindergarten and schedule in a nap time in the middle of the day?? How many of us take a nap at some point during the day?
• Can you Dougie? Our Marketing Club can Dougie! Manny Smooth and Quinn Yeager have moves too - Tim Minori, our Accounting Program Director can also!
• No new taxes in governor's 27.3 billion state budget
• Underwater mortgages rise as home prices fall
• Police: Four teens killed in Lebanon County crash tried to jump dip in road
• Storm sparks fire
• Wrong? Just a few inches
• 4,800 lose power
• State yanks license of Selinsgrove home
• Crowd grills board leader
• FBI probes inmate death
• Council votes 5-2 to rezone complex
• Which one is your favorite - Subway or McDonalds?
• Burial for West Point grad killed in Afghanistan
• Head-on crash kills 2, injures 2
• Water tests show normal radioactive levels in rivers and streams
• Closed roads advisory in north central Pennsylvania
• Mix causes crashes, flooding
• Bison fans brave foul weather to back team
• DAY CLASSES CANCELLED for Monday, March 7, 2011
• Injury did not stop senior from helping out
• Unemployed welder wins $250,000 a year for life
• Danville jeweler invents clock that worked without winding
• Trooper: Abuse of bath salts is out of control
• Redistricting talks get under way today
• Snow? What are your predictions for the rest of winter 2011?
• Sunbury Rotary honors Fogartys
• Corbett mum on timing of sex arrest
• We hope everyone is having a fantastic weekend! Big plans for the weekend?
• Flood watch issued for region tonight into Sunday
• Boiler fire knocks out PPL power generating unit
• Area lawmakers at odds over gas drilling
• Trashed park sparks heat for police
• Fire shuts down power generator
• With 192,000 new jobs, national unemployment rate dips to 8.9 percent
• Man killed in Muncy Township crash
• For all you football fans out there, what will you do if there is no football season???
• Fire extinguished this morning at PPL Montour Power Plant
• Oil rises to near $103 a barrel today as Libya conflict escalates
• NASA: Rocket probably in ocean after failed launch this morning
• Officials break ground for new Milton Public Library
• Senator heckled
• Marino, House sever red tape, Valley firm says
• Area Guard faces call-up
• Fired deputy sheriff entitled to unemployment benefits
• Northwestern University to investigate sex toy demonstration
• Can you believe tomorrow is already Friday?!? Where does the time go when you're busy training for a career?! :-)
• U.S. House votes to end unpopular new business tax rule
• State Auditor General: Fund healthcare program for low-income adults
• What television show do watch regularly?
• Murder suspect unhappy with his defense team
• Suspect in military slayings says he acted alone
• Army sees cyber ed grads as high risk
• Swap out expensive meals for cheaper ones, but eat healthy
• Bucknell moves step closer to March Madness
• New home buyers beat the controversial sprinkler law
• Kylie Kuhns surpasses her goal during the Kindness Challenge
• Grandfather named a sexually violent predator
• Most Valley schools are doing better at hitting acadmic targets
• Supreme Court: Anti-gay funeral picketers allowed
• Fox suspends Gingrich, Santorum
• Federal researchers declare eastern cougar extinct
• Barbour says Obama cheers for higher gas prices
• 2 US airmen killed in Frankfurt airport shooting
• Senate sends Obama stopgap GOP spending bill today
• PPL to acquire E.On's UK power networks for $6.4B
• Chiropractor convicted in 2008 office arson
• 19-year-old charged with sex assault at ski area
• Police to charge woman with 'collar' rape hoax
• ATV driver found dead near ditch
• Bucknell has home court advantage
• Laurelton too costly, super says
• Montour County DA: ‘I am a survivor of a family suicide’
• Theft total grows to $380,000
• Hearing today on CareerLink’s future
• 4 volunteers become intoxicated
• Sunbury man admits stealing aluminum cans
• What are you looking forward to in March?
• Casey: Watch closely for radioactive material in state waters
• School-voucher bill passes state Senate committee today
• Small fire extinguished at natural gas facility in Washington County
• With gas prices drastically rising, and expected to keep rising, these tips may help you beat the gas price blues!!
• International Space Station gets some additional storage room today
• Newt Gingrich on the verge of a presidential run?
• Fed Chairman Bernanke: Lasting rise in oil prices poses a danger
• Rebel-held city near Tripoli celebrates battle win today
• Pizzeria owner accused of 'food terrorism by mice'
• If you could do anything, what would you do?
• Pakistan hikes oil prices today, fueling anger
• Williamsport house fire leaves 12 people homeless
• Snyder County public meeting on bullying is tonight in Kreamer
• Two Northumberland County district courts moving this week
• Gas explosion victims in Allentown upset by slow-flowing money
• Is radioactive material flowing into the state's rivers?
• Cuts reach sixth grade
• Personal care home hit with hefty fine
• Pawn shop owner sentenced to 5 years in prison
• Erie woman gets life plus 30 years in bizarre collar bomb death
• Gubernatorial adviser: Spending created state's budget mess
• Sirhan Bishara Sirhan maintains he can't remember shooting RFK
• County commissioners to testify Wednesday on workforce development issues
• Significant flood threat for Ohio Valley, Northeast
• Who is your favorite music artist or band?
• Car safety seats for special needs patients coming to Geisinger
• Police stay busy during Penn State student 'holiday'
• Libya quashes protest in Tripoli; West to aid east
• Congress takes up major change in patent law
• High pump prices rattle drivers and businesses
• State's low-income health plan enters final day today
• Pennsylvania Dutch heritage event continues in Danville
• Welcome new midstart students!
• Best dressed? Gwyneth Paltrow
• Troopers sing and serve for Camp Cadet
• Their victory isn’t won on gym floor
• Rain, melt may cause flooding
• Sentencing changes cited as state prison numbers dip
• Discovery arrives at space station for last time
• Governors to feds: Avoid causing states any more pain
• Four Amish children die when buggy flips in Kentucky creek
• Virginia board awards grant for Civil War tree project
• Search warrants target internet site degrading young girls
• Nearly 100 cattle dead in Bradford County barn fire
• State health plan for low-income enters final days
• So, I got an invitation to an International Festival. The Internationlal Phil Campbell convention in Phil Campbell, Alabama. I will not be attending, but would like to in the future. If you had a town that had your name would you attend? Let me know
• FRIDAY!!!!! What are you doing today?
• Bucknell student forced to flee earthquake
• Dad seeks assault charge
• Business leaders lauded
• Negligent ice cutter imperiled kids’ lives
• Is your sump pump ready?
• Where is the best burger in America for you? Where do you go when you crave a big burger?
• President Obama confident oil prices will stabilize
• GM posted its first annual profit today since 2004
• Police arrest alleged bank robber
• Storm to slam Northeast US, much of Atlantic Canada
• State Democrats express opposition today to privatizing liquor stores
• Pennsylvania unions rally today in support of Wisconsin workers
• State investigators: No evidence of 'major' damage after gas well fire
• If you could choose ANY animal for a pet, what would you pick??
• Police checking report of armed man in Kelly Township; Nothing found
• Space shuttle Discovery fueled for final liftoff this afternoon
• Scranton area man arrested at his own prison 'going away' party
• New Zealand earthquake toll at 98 dead, 226 missing
• Gadhafi forces strike back at revolt near Tripoli
• About 20 people displaced by Schuylkill County fire
• State troopers patrol Applebee's dining room to support kids camp
• Do you vote for American Idol by phone? When voting comes to FB, will you be more likely to vote?
• Suspected drunk driver pulled over by Game Commission officer
• Westley Wise held for trial in stabbing death of Jessica Frederick
• you prefer FORD or CHEVY?? OR any other brand you recommend?? Let the opinions begin!!
• State Senate Democrats today advance jobs initiative
• Nine-year prison terms for Shenandoah men convicted in beating death of immigrant
• Megan's Law website now easier to use
• NASA clears shuttle Discovery for Thursday launch
• Don't forget to "like" your favorite hairstyle under our Creative Cosmo Hairstyles photo album!!! The student stylist with the most votes wins a prize from Miss Wendy. Vote now!
• Clampdown in Libyan capital as protests close in
• MOS Exam Irene Harris passed PowerPoint - Excellent work, Irene! Dana Rishel passed Word - Fantastic job, Dana! Stephanie Mayernick passed Word - Good work, Stephanie! Karen Breech passed PowerPoint - Awesome job, Karen! Deborah Magruder passed PowerPoin
• Danville School Board approves new contract with teachers
• Strangers offer to become bone marrow donors
• Monroe Township rejects federal money for curbing project
• Merle and Vinny strike a friendly bond
• Jewel of the Susquehanna
• Marino: Dems have power to avert shutdown
• Fuel spill cleanup continues on Route 235
• Snyder, Union are Census winners
• What is your favorite quote of wisdom?
• Grieving mom screams at convicted judge, becomes symbol
• Governor scales back gas drilling policy on public land
• U.S. Supreme Court rules against parents in drug vaccine case
• Casino in Bethlehem wants more table games
• Quake in New Zealand kills at least 65 people, traps more
• Share your favorite twilight moments.
• Witnesses report bodies in the streets in Libya
• Former board president questions Selinsgrove School District spending
• Pennsylvania's $4 billion deficit tops Wisconsin's
• Plow trucks push snow into cleaned handicapped space
• Shoppers battle snow to get bargains
• Valentine’s Day off means another day added at end of school year
• Some Valley residents hope ‘GasLand’ takes an award
• No indication Gov. Corbett will go after union contracts
• Assignments can lead to amazing events. Sally Kratzer Mabus completed an assignment and made it happen at her work. Read this article in The Daily Item. Way to go, Sally!
• ‘The King’s Speech’ lauded by local expert for its accuracy
• We are so proud of criminal justice instructor, Kelly Fisher! Check out this article in The Daily Item to read about our local female crime fighters.
• Fisherman rescued from ice floe in Bradford County
• Check out our Circle K photo album to see what we are doing for The Jared Box Project!!
• Tonight's forecast: Just a dust-up with second part of snowstorm
• NASA: Weather looking good for Thursday's scheduled shuttle launch
• Pennsylvania scientist who invented early scuba device dies at 93
• Interstate speed reductions lifted this morning as conditions improve
• Egypt freezes Mubarak's assets
• Bahrain protesters seek to overthrow royal family
• Happy President's Day! Being the President of the United States means a lot of responsibilities. A president must work hard to make the United States a place where everyone wants to live. If you were the president, what would you to do make the Unit
• Upcoming events this week
• Sisters in blue are few
• NO DAY Classes on Monday, February 21, 2011.
• Vigil draws 150 in cold temperatures
• Five-time Grammy award-winner visits Geisinger
• Christian school student has big goals
• Keithan brings tasty sweets to Sunbury
• ‘Operation Safe Surf’ to be presented Tuesday
• Street Talk: School vouchers get mixed reviews
• Bahrain opposition plots strategy before talks
• Military wants more global partnerships in space
• Future of state stores is a $500 million question
• Vocational school cuts hit close to home
• State Supreme Court denies Curran murder appeal
• Curran loses bid for appeal
• What is your favorite dessert? Healthy or not.
• Milton man charged with breaking into his ex-girlfriend's apartment
• Luzerne County former judge guilty of racketeering in kickback case
• Police searching for missing man from Danville
• What are YOU doing to enjoy this beautiful weather today??
• One killed, two critically injured in three-vehicle crash near Montoursville
• U.S. House debates blocking money for health care law
• Merle Phillips to seek full term as Northumberland County Commissioner
• Judge in Tucson shooting case considering release of suspect's records
• Men stopped with carload of stolen beef jerky
• Let's Rock: Dance Marathon kicks off today at Penn State
• 50 attend state of the city address
• Posts: Valley girl was bullied
• Block grant cuts would stress Valley
• Trooper caught with pants down
• State police trooper charged with sending sexually explicit video to 'teen'
• Weekly unemployment benefit applications jump more than expected
• York man charged in bathtub drowning of his young son
• Today is "Random Acts of Kindness" Day. What random act of kindness do you plan to do today or what random act of kindness did someone do for you?
• Resident: 'Tell them thanks, but no thanks'
• Record warm temperatures on the way
• Cameras in Sunbury get ‘thumbs-up’
• Line Mountain student dies
• DA: Did bath salts kill 2?
• Innocent names, deadly punch
• Caregiver needs a bone marrow transplant
• Phillips’ u-turn: He may seek seat
• Rush is on to lift taxes
• State to begin leasing space on public safety radio towers
• Loss in Montour County house fire set at $140,000; Cause undetermined
• Shorts and flip-flop alert issued for Friday
• Clinton County plans patriotic weekend for late summer
• State Senate panel airs views on school vouchers
• Interested in taking Word Online in 6 weeks? Class will be running pending enough students sign up. E-mail heather.waring@mccann.edu if you are interested, or stop by to see me! (also pending FA approval, completion of the Moodle orientation, and complet
• New Poll: Pennsylvanians warming to Gov. Tom Corbett
• Boy home from school on a sick day saves his grandmother
• Death of dementia patient at Cambria County nursing home ruled homicide
• Man charged with making harassing calls to talk about pantyhose
• Borders files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• What type of dog do you love?
• Every move you make
• STEB executive director quits
• Rep. Culver was not involved with the Marcellus Shale
• Students and taxpayers address school board
• Tax collector seeks job as Snyder County treasurer
• Girl with 12 fingers, 14 toes reaches for a record
• Dim view of housing market weighs on economy
• Courts cut 8 magistrate posts to save $1M
• Drew and Ali on 94KX has come to join us for our information sessions today! Stop by and say hi to Drew and learn more about our exciting career opportunities!
• Gov. Corbett removes workers in abortion clinic probe
• Quick cold shot hits the Northeast
• Lumber company worker dies in auger accident
• Guess who came to join us for our open house?? B98.3 is here till 1pm, so stop and learn how to change your life and change your future!!!
• 4 charged with fake western fast-food burglary
• Judge barred from contact with lawyer
• School maintenance chief held on drug charges
• Ex-judge takes stand in courthouse kickback case
• Tardy boy tells mom he was 'kidnapped'
• Looking to change your life and your future?? Join us for FREE INFORMATION SESSIONS today to learn about our exciting career programs! Stop by or call 570-286-3058!
• Today is National Gumdrop Day, what is your favorite color gumdrop to eat?
• One-car crash closes road
• Sex offender faces new charges
• Mother: Losing a child is painful
• Ex-Jeopardy player excited to see computer play against contestants
• Midd-West school taxes to increase
• Tax increase on horizon in Warrior Run School District
• Sunbury City Council hires two police officers
• Vinny Clausi seeks re-election as Northumberland County commissioner
• Michael Harrell sentenced today to life prison terms for Sunbury double murder
• Dress for Success Winners Day - Angie Kemberling, Jill Krewson Evening - Jennifer Gotshall, Chrissy Julian
• Superior Court affirms sentence of Snyder County murderer
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords can now converse and mouth simple songs
• It's Valentine's Day! For those of you who don't care, let's change the subject. What are your top three future career goals after graduation?
• Was first African-American pilot born here?
• Student’s goal is to design a futuristic weapon for the Army
• A day on the ice
• Autopsies scheduled on bodies found Saturday
• Research: Most students dislike casual intimate relationships
• Corn buyers be prepared for higher prices
• E-mail glitch delays plan
• What was the last good movie you watched?
• Bodies of two missing persons found today
• What are your plans for the weekend?
• Shikellamy Braves battle Norristown before bowing out of state duals
• Three injured in Snyder County head-on crash
• Ronald McDonald gets serious to help prevent bullying
• Young runners raise $28,000 for their school
• Work to resume on Union County rail trail
• Armory personnel raising money for injured Marine
• State senator: Tax equalization board must be more accountable
• Once you graduate and find your perfect career, what will be more important to you? Money OR Going to a job you love every day? (You can't pick both!!) Have a great weekend!
• Mubarak leaves Cairo for Sinai today as protests spread
• Search begins today in Allentown for clues in deadly gas explosion
• How do you remain motivated? How do you continue to have a drive for graduation?
• Escapee's death ends long federal search
• Gas explosion rocks Ohio countryside
• Route 11 crash ties up traffic
• 100,000 porn pics on laptop?
• Fix it or face the ax
• The Daily Item probe lauded
• Rallying for Sisay
• Long-awaited iPhone is here
• Warrant yields drug bust
• School board opposes vouchers
• Grant to help retrofit two homes in Union County
• Union County treasurer seeks a fourth term
• Auditor General Jack Wagner finds significant flaws
• Performance audit of the Pennsylvania State Tax Equalization Board
• With lunch right around the corner, what is your FAVORITE home cooked dish?
• One killed, five others missing in Allentown gas explosion this morning
• President promotes plans for wireless expansion
• No signs yet of missing nurse
• Accident traps driver in her car for 30 minutes late Wednesday night
• Crazy for Bison
• Montour County coroner seeks re-election
• Instructor: Keep cold air out
• Vacant school may serve as temporary library
• Young horse lover uses her talent for a fundraiser
• Moving first day of buck to Saturday gets mixed reviews
• Investment in early child care pays off
• Rep. Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• Alleged drug dealer charged in botched hit killing
• Feds: 38 guns found at mob fugitive's Idaho home
• Fumes force evacuation of middle school
• Judge spikes challenge to state's deer management
• Builder: Ex-judge agreed he should be paid
• On this day in 1894, Hershey’s Chocolate Company was founded. If the President of Hershey’s asked you to create a new Hershey candy product, what would that product be?
• Lindsay Lohan to face felony charge over necklace
• After 54 years, mom charged in baby's death
• Prosecutors question motive in New Jersey priest slaying
• Gov. Corbett signs his first death warrants
• Pittsburgh grandma avoids jail for sitting on baby
• Share our page - we are ONLY 6 away from 700! Thanks for your help in advance :)
• Board takes to votes to pass preliminary budget
• On Toothache Day banish all thoughts of aches and share a comforting thought with us.
• Farmer survives 40-foot Plunge
• Insulin dependent nurse is missing
• Agencies get daily calls from people needing help with heating bills
• Move under way to repeal sprinkler system law
• Snyder County to bring at least a dozen homes up to code
• Campus Theatre to hold ‘Mardi Gras Mambo’Saturday night
• Corbett names longtime federal prosecutor as AG
• Home invasion leaves 1 dead, 1 injured
• Wind advisory in effect for the Valley until 7 p.m.
• Governor names longtime federal prosecutor as state attorney general
• Bon Jovi tour offers behind-the-scenes class for Penn State students
• Don't forget, Scholarship Workshop for high school juniors and seniors on February 15th from 6:00pm-7:30pm! For more information or to register, contact William English, Adrienne Bingaman, or Sarah Hoffing. Hope to see you there!!
• Pedestrian struck and killed this morning at a Columbia County truck stop
• Prosecutor: Ex-Luzerne County judge took kickbacks, extorted cash
• Government to release findings of Toyota investigation
• Penn State student hospitalized after balcony fall
• President calls for $53 billion to build high-speed rail system
• Worker loses hand in salt spreader incident
• Tomorrow is the last day to talk to your Program Director about signing up for an ONLINE mid term course!!! Go talk to them today!!!!
• What was your favorite ad during the Super Bowl?
• Vegetable garden workshop planned for Feb. 26 in Sunbury
• Wounds remain fresh one month after Tucson shooting
• Sprinkler system law means pouring more money into new homes
• Council member resigns after one year
• Tip leads to arrest of three suspected Philadelphia drug dealers
• Man with history of substance abuse reported missing
• Checkout the DISCOUNT tab for GREAT savings!
• State House bill targets federal health insurance mandate
• Jury being picked in judge's corruption trial
• Zippo making Green Bay Packers lighter
• Sex tourism charges filed against philanthropist
• AOL buying Huffington Post for $315M
• Congratulations to our January Student of the Month Day - Debbie Keiser Evening - Brenda Fogelman
• Time to Sign Up for MOS Certifications!
• Way to go, Packers!
• Teen lives her faith
• Super Bowl party turns into fun, fellowship
• These players are in the money
• Company store both a link and a chain
• Action on lights can save money
• Culture helping causes
• High-risk arsonist goes free June 15
• More than 200 put fannies in a cold Susquehanna
• Did anyone go to Lewisburg to see the ice festival on the main street?
• Cooperative Extension Service plans mergers
• Weekend snowstorm eyes Appalachians, New England
• Senator urges restoration of funding for flood forecasting system
• Autopsy fails to pinpoint cause of trooper's death; toxicology tests pending
• Congratulation to: Dwayne Noel, Belinda John, Frank Charles Palmer Jr. and Tabatha Gladden Caldwell for getting a job. We are proud of you!
• Unemployment falls to 9 pct., nearly 2-year low
• Extended until Tuesday, February 8, 2011.
• Happy Friday!
• Stepdaughter pleads to theft from ex-Bayer exec
• Re-sentencing set in baby killing
• Wine and spirits stores cut inventory
• Last minute trip to Super Bowl can be costly
• Carney’s office furniture now Marino’s
• Sex abuse victim gave birth to boy
• Ex-Steeler picks Steelers to win Super Bowl
• Obama: ‘Act with a sense of urgency’
• Valley religious and educational experts concerned about Israel
• Family homeless after fire
• Danville attorney announces DA bid
• Tractor trailer, car wreck at Routes 54 and 642 intersection
• Marty Wilson opens campaign for Union-Snyder judicial seat
• Citizens' Electric rates to increase this month
• State GOP chairman criticizes Obama's 'runaway spending'
• Gunfire pounds anti-Mubarak protest camp in Cairo
• Obama to promote energy ideas today at Penn State
• Harrisburg blaze displaces 9 people and injures firefighter
• York County motel slaying suspect wants confession tossed
• Don't forget about Club Lunch today, February 3, 2011!
• Deputy controller seeks Northumberland County controller job
• Ice festival gets under way Friday
• Beaver Community Fair earns award
• Missing trooper dead
• Driver faces charges of trying to run over Hartleton police chief
• Chamber director seeks job as Northumberland County treasurer
• Geisinger to allow free parking in new five-story garage
• Harvard Study: Students need more paths to career success
• Obama spotlights energy efficiency work at Penn State
• Gabrielle Giffords husband to decide soon on space flight
• Describe one thing you're really good at.
• Sunbury residents advised to move vehicles for downtown snow removal
• Mixed verdict in Cumberland County police meddling case
• Defense contractor donates to Flight 93 memorial site
• NASA finds planets aplenty outside solar system
• The world's most famous groundhog predicted an early spring. What are your predictions? Do you think Punxsutawney Phil is right?
• Search for missing man resumes this morning near Mount Carmel
• Vigil for murder victim set for Friday evening in Danville
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• DAY CLASSES CANCELLED
• SUV driver runs light, slams into car, police say
• Ice, ice maybe
• Centenarian shows no signs of slowing down
• Feds probe girl’s assault at Big House
• Interim county controller lacks accounting degree
• Pool hiring makes splash
• Montour DA will not run again
• Snyder County saves $40,000
• King on the hot seat
• Funding cut for prison board solicitor
• Republican seeks treasurer's job
• What are your predictions for Groundhog's day?
• Governor to nominate Farm Bureau official as state agriculture secretary
• TSA tests new body scanning system in Las Vegas
• EVENING classes are cancelled for Tuesday, Febrary 1, 2011. The make-up for this will be Friday, Febrary 11, 2011. Classes begin at 5:00p.m.
• Massive crowds across Egypt demand Mubarak ouster
• Major Northeast snow, ice storm into Groundhog Day
• Victim’s family forgives suspect
• Former GOP Senator Rick Santorum makes 9th trip to New Hampshire
• Man who lost his pot inside courthouse gets 10 days in jail
• Ex-health aide going to jail for theft
• What are your plans on this snow day?
• DAY CLASSES CANCELLED
• Two-part storm to make driving hazardous
• Bishop makes his first visit to Coal Region
• Valley residents fear gas prices to climb
• Skid loader taken from business
• Sen. Gordner presents oversized check to library
• New Mifflinburg Borough Building should be ready by Feb. 14
• Stuffed toy helps police crack sex crime
• Snyder DA seeks first full term
• Commissioner: No plans to close the Selinsgrove Center
• State House Republicans choose not to pursue rules changes
• Democrats accuse drillers of pumping diesel into ground
• ??????Weather predictions??????
• Fla. judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Bernadette Schwalm enters race for district judge in Snyder County
• Our groundhogs will see a wintry mix Wednesday morning
• Federal government advising Americans to cut down on salt
• More than 2,400 Americans seek evacuation from Egypt
• State delivers $1.25 million for Selinsgrove Community Center project
• Man caught viewing porn at McDonald's PlayPlace near Allentown
• Fire chief charged with unemployment fraud
• Ex-employee sought in murder of his boss
• Luzerne County fire kills three people this morning, two others hurt
• Worms outsmart Phil
• 2 critical as rigs crash
• Site of huge fire a tourist hot spot
• What is your favorite lazy day thing to do? Today definitely feels like a lazy day.
• January is almost over - what went great for you this month? The start of a new year means new beginnings.
• Don't forget to dress professionally this week! Jess will be around with the camera - Smile!
• Shot halts fleeing fugitive
• Yaw: Gas well tax would aid counties
• U.S. Marshals led effort to capture parolee
• Ruling a threat to state center
• Groundhog Day storm may affect more than 100 million people
• How are you changing your future?
• Tell us something that happened to you today that was terrific.........
• Section of Route 235 closed following crash
• Mom jailed in endangerment case seeks release
• Baby named for nearby college after car birth
• Fire chief to work again after sex claim
• Pittsburgh school teacher collapses in class, dies
• Do you know what the original purpose of bubble wrap was?
• NJ man convicted in father’s death
• Probation for lawyer in courthouse fight
• Official wants unemployment halted for ex-officer
• Unit 1 at Susquehanna nuclear plant returns to service
• Blaze leaves 4 homeless
• Drug cartel slaying felt in Valley
• County promotes Phillips’ relative
• Jury renders verdicts for ex-cops accused of cover-up
• Sen. Pat Toomey receives committee assignments
• State Auditor General urges sending fewer convicts to prison
• Best friend’s call never came before Danville murder
• Speeding driver faces criminal charges in fatal crash
• Suspect had history of domestic abuse
• Police: Bartender accidentally kills self
• Who was your favorite person last night on American Idol?
• Missionary with ties to Valley fatally wounded in Mexico
• Sparks from torch blamed for massive fire
• St. Mary Street is busy on Wednesdays
• Amphitheater expected to be completed in August
• Catcalls and profanity occur during meeting
• How would you tell Ellen Happy Birthday?
• Lucky Again! - About 3 inches of snow here tonight
• CBO: Social Security to run permanent deficits
• Documentary on Marcellus shale drilling nominated for an Oscar
• State House Republicans threaten to roll back key reform
• If you're having a bad day, this will definitely make you smile!!!
• Jury gets beating cover-up case
• Blaze destroys former Creative Playthings plant in Herndon
• Danville man charged with murder in brutal stabbing death of his girlfriend
• Superintendent: School staff aced lockdown
• Thoughts? Does taste override what's in the product? What is your favorite fast food chain?
• Thieves take road signs
• Principal’s program earns recognition
• Senior district judge to fill in for Kear
• Selinsgrove school bus driver resigns
• President Barack Obama’s State of the Union speech, as prepared for delivery
• Two in custody as police probe Danville woman's death
• Unit 1 at Susquehanna nuclear plant shuts down safely
• Masser announces 2011-12 legislative committee appointments
• If your New Year's resolution was to lose weight, and you haven't fallen off the wagon yet, here are some foods recommended to help you lose weight. Bon appétit!!
• Cogan Station man killed in Lycoming County truck crash
• Shooting suspect killed by Reading police early this morning
• Family of five homeless following Coal Township blaze
• Former Gov. Ed Rendell named an analyst for NBC News
• Admitted drug dealer gets five years in prison
• Grandma gets probation in embezzlement
• Police officer rescues pregnant woman from second floor window
• Gurski: ‘Time to forgive and forget’
• Mayor: 'Nothing the company is doing is wrong'
• Warrior Run responds to bullying incident
• Chill shatters PPL’s record for electricity use
• Judge orders corner to exhume body
• Phillips sides with Clausi on spending
• Bucknell to host panel discussions on Marcellus Shale
• Jared Loughner pleads not guilty today in Arizona mass murder
• Moscow airport terror attack kills 31, wounds 168
• Next winter storm arrives Tuesday night
• Governor seeks federal cushion as adultBasic ends
• Former credit union employee gets probation in federal embezzlement case
• Ex-Shenandoah cop charged in beating cover-up takes witness stand
• Lawmaker wants vote on changing state Constitution
• New Jersey bill would allow 'sexting' teens to avoid criminal charges
• Ed Rendell rejoining Ballard Spahr law firm in Philly
• Congratulations to the following graduates for getting a job; Heather Betz, James Book, Tom Dreisbach, Melissa Holton, Ashley Lau, Sallie Simmons. We are so proud of you!
• Valley fans rejoice as Steelers win
• Parishioners show their support for the unborn
• Passenger hurt when Jeep hits train
• Probe closing in Herndon area chemical burn case
• Malcolm Derk and Joe Kantz seek second terms in Snyder County
• Governor: Plan to change state government coming Tuesday
• What are your predictions regarding the Super Bowl? Who do you want to play the Packers - Steelers or Jets? Who do you think will be the overall Superbowl winner?
• Local residents joining March for Life on Monday
• Child rapist faults victim
• Home in Exchange destroyed by fire Friday night
• Susquehanna Valley Band performs Saturday evening in Lewisburg
• Montour County row officers seeking re-election
• U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords leaves hospital for rehab center
• What are your plans for this weekend?
• Mifflinburg attorney enters race for Union-Snyder judge
• Heads Up: Major winter storm arriving Tuesday-Wednesday
• Truck driver killed this morning in I-80 crash
• Juvenile faces felony charges for allegedly damaging Danville High School
• Commonwealth Court: State treasurer may attend private gaming sessions
• Phone keeps ringing in Ukrainian crocodile's tummy
• Debate over gas drilling method draws a crowd in Ohio
• Three charged with felony retail theft in Snyder County
• What movie are you planning to watch this weekend?
• Danville school board: Charges false
• Dream turns into the Soup Place
• Change battle under way in Milton schools
• Mayor Persing: ‘The city is safe’
• Vet foils hot horse sale at church
• Principals, state panel split over vouchers
• 25 jobs, and then some
• Drifter has history of illegally riding trains
• $56,000 checks presented to Salvation Armies
• Reiner seeks another term as sheriff
• Snow Predictions?
• Fewer Americans applied for jobless aid last week
• York County DA clears officers in carjacking suspect death
• Prolific poacher and brother face prison
• City officials in dark over activities at former Celotex site
• Bison basketball fever takes hold
• Drifter injured in chemical incident has history of illegally riding trains
• Did you watch America Idol? Who was your favorite auditioner?
• Volunteer doctors provide care for uninsured
• Valley could get up to 4 inches of snow by Friday morning
• What is being hauled into the former Celotex site?
• Rep. Marino co-sponsor of bill to repeal health-care overhaul
• Medical office employee arrested on her 22nd birthday
• U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey sees progress in Afghanistan
• Family: Gabrielle Giffords will move Friday to Houston rehab center
• Cosmo Christmas!
• Bucknell accounting students are finalists in national competition
• WELCOME BACK STUDENTS!!!
• 2010 was the second worst year for home construction
• Elizabethville man killed early today in Dauphin County crash
• Marino co-sponsoring healthcare repeal
• ‘Dad’ loved being around people
• Today is National Popcorn day. How do you like to eat popcorn? Do you only eat popcorn at the movies?
• City questions Moran promise
• Search for answers about train rider’s burns intensifies
• Valley pols: Budget top priority for new leader
• Maryland company buys Penn Lyon plant
• United Way picks team leader as Volunteer of the Year
• Dennehy seeks candidacy for judge
• Hospital is step closer to expansion project
• Parents concerned about closing facilities for use on Sundays
• Investigators still working to determine source of chemical burns
• Firearms sales: Pennsylvania doesn't share mental health records
• Two charged with stealing iPad users' information
• Click on LIKE if you are ready to begin classes tomorrow!
• U.S. Sen. Toomey visits Afghanistan
• U.S. Supreme Court rejects appeal over DC gay marriage law
• Haven Custom Homes acquires former Penn Lyon Homes facility
• Sports dome owners pursue civil case against designers
• Impact half a world away
• Mass kicks off today's events for Corbett's inauguration
• Beachy murder case catches eye of crime show producers
• State police to handle incidents at the Danville State Hospital
• Attorney Michael Dennehy enters race for Montour-Columbia judge
• If I could live anywhere in the world during the winter time, I would live in…
• Happy to help
• Engine trouble ignites under hood
• Kelsey’s Dream gets national pitch
• ‘Friends,’ but not for long
• Steelers and Jets to meet again for final playoff game
• Wintry mix could make hazardous driving
• Valley politicians expected at inauguration
• State advisory panel issues report on health law
• With winter weather coming tonight and tomorrow, what is your favorite winter activity?
• Ice storm aims for populated area of Northeast
• Man burned in hazardous chemical incident
• Who is your favorite superhero?
• I-81 marks 50 years of bringing change in Pennsylvania
• 2 dead in street assault; 1 arrested
• Valley leaders split on the likelihood of Routes 11-15 bypass
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• Dr. Martin Luther King gave a famous speech entitled "I Have a Dream." In this speech, King shared his dream of a world where all people lived in peace and harmony -- Write about a dream you have for making the world a better place.
• True to his values
• Smoketown Road project is afoot
• Citizens asked to call on a higher power
• Lawsuit became the seed that led to nationwide desegregation
• Thefts cost? Trust
• Missing money spent at Lowe’s, on QVC
• Service remembers Martin Luther King Jr.
• Victim, rescuers meet
• Four teenagers killed in Lebanon County crash
• Revelers, bands, protesters to mark Tuesday's gubernatorial inauguration
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords condition improves
• What is your favorite TV series show? The one you can NOT miss!
• Right now, I want to _______________________________
• Describe one thing you're really good at.
• Less than four days until American Idol premiere. Are you excited? What do you think about the new judges? Will you miss Simon?
• Sunbury spends $50,000 on wordy signs
• Union County commissioners climb 50 feet to inspect refurbished cupola
• Milton's Thomas Aber enters race for county commissioner
• Car washes helping motorists go salt free
• Rendell asks state lawmakers to review death penalty
• Union County District Attorney D. Peter Johnson seeking re-election
• Congratulations to Sarah Heintzelmen, Heather Reich, Patricia Scholl and Laura Ulrich for getting a Job. We are proud of you!
• Security tight at funeral for slain Arizona judge
• Police: Allentown area man secretly videotaped Korean exchange students
• Geriatric New York gangster, 93, gets 8 years in prison
• Shiloh Aubrey Gittens born at 11:11 a.m. on 1/11/11
• Police: Babysitter recorded girl, 14, in shower
• Pennsylvania soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Police: Test driver never returns
• Man charged with 'staging' crimes to mislead his parents
• 3 homeless after blaze
• Marina plans expected to continue
• District Judge Kear is stepping down
• $60G donation nets $135G job
• Valley girl pitches cause on TV
• Foundation makes impact
• Sex offender gets maximum sentence
• Many heading to warmer climate
• Geisinger prohibits children as visitors
• Lawsuit targets 7 Valley businesses
• What is your favourite song and why?
• Murder suspect assaults another inmate in prison
• Local Chamber of Commerce exec blasts choice for PennDOT chief
• It is Make Your Dreams Come True Day....Tell us what dreams or affirmations you are making reality.
• Expert: Bullet's exit a blessing for Giffords
• Charges piling up on suspects
• Natural gas boom keeps Sunbury painter busy
• Company lays off half of work force
• State accepting applications for grants
• Scammers targeting parents for child's lunch money
• Gabrielle Giffords making small movements on her own
• Shooting suspect - an apparent schizophrenic - fell through mental health cracks
• Gov.-elect Corbett names his choices for PennDOT, chief counsel
• Police: Cumberland County man killed pregnant ex-girlfriend
• If you had a favorite high school teacher, share with us how they positively changed your life.
• State names oversight team for cash-strapped Harrisburg
• Snow removal in Sunbury's business district begins at 11 p.m. tonight
• Derrick Ashong to headline MLK program at Susquehanna University
• 'Band of Brothers' soldier's memorial service set
• Millions in state project grants will await Corbett's approval
• What questions do you need to have answered about online courses?
• Superior Court: Union County judge erred in vehicular homicide sentencing
• How much snow did you get at your house, and where do you live?
• Montour Commissioner: 911 system delays are 'dangerous'
• Advisor's firing incites Danville Area High School students' wrath
• Line Mountain School Board names interim principal
• Two businessmen to pay ballroom fee for Danville Christmas program
• Snyder County court plea parks school bus case
• Firemen’s gathering to draw thousands
• Reaction mixed among students
• Second suspect arrested in copper theft case
• LARA chairman stepping down
• School delay or cancellation decisions made in early morning hours
• Record $1.57M Cash 5 ticket sold in southwest Pa.
• Ex-York County worker charged with $347K embezzlement
• Verizon to start selling iPhone on Feb. 10
• Winter storm to bring about 4 inches of snow to Valley
• Twitter is full of regional ’accents,’ study finds
• McCann enters a new partnership with Penn College
• Deceased Penn State student was from Lancaster County
• Gas prices got you down? Check your school e-mail for a long list of ONLINE courses being offered for the Winter 2011 term. If you see any that you are interested in, come in to see Phil, Jorjia or Heather Waring and we'll take a look to see if we c
• Time really is money
• Mail shuffle begins with demolition
• City Riverfront projects on track
• Parents: Response to bullying not enough
• Officials: Nothing can stop hatred
• Dalmatia man gets probation in cattle rustling case
• Ex-officers in Shenandoah immigrant death case stand trial
• Military: Arizona shooting suspect failed drug test
• Congresswoman's condition listed today as 'stable'
• What is a joke you played on someone?
• Northeast braces for another winter storm; About 4 inches here
• 'Band of Brothers' inspiration dies at age 92
• Governor orders flags flown at half-staff through Friday
• Fine issued for illegal waste dumping in Union County
• Natalie man admits to running an investment scam
• Tell us some of your pet peeves....
• Police: Cumberland County mom accidentally shoots two daughters
• Business churns with pleasure at Farm Show
• Bar gets quiet as Eagles lose to Packers
• Carney remembers chilling protest sign
• Landlord and tenants disputes up in district court
• Suspect in attack on congresswoman acted alone
• Farm group: Chesapeake Bay plan could ruin farmers
• Man who shot at police in Berks County dies; woman also killed
• What are three things you can’t go without?
• Snow does more than slow traffic
• Huge mud plant bows after backlash
• Health glimmer in Valley picture
• 80% of inmates on meds
• Cops: Ex-schools chief a heavy breather
• Principal: I stole at least $1M
• Two Sunbury city councilmen running for re-election
• Death penalty back on the table for prison murderer
• We hit 600 fans!!!!! Thanks to all of our AWESOME fans out there! Have a great weekend!
• Poll: 63 percent of Pennsylvania voters back shale gas tax
• Investigators in Maryland tracking two fiery packages
• It's FRIDAY!!! If you had the option to have a four day work week, would you rather have off Monday or Friday?
• Bernanke: We are 4 to 5 years from normal employment
• Bikini dancers prompt lawsuit against a bar in Hershey
• U.S. government: Too much fluoride in drinking water
• National unemployment rate falls to 9.4 percent,
• Virus outbreak restricts visitation at hospitals
• Five-time offender sent to state prison
• Contractor admits to forged document
• Sheriff enlists new drug dog
• Learning the ropes
• Sunbury gets $1 million to spruce up Wolverton Street
• Child murderer seeking pen pal from death row
• Calls to mom reveal ‘Teardrop’ hideout
• Cops: Copper caper cracked
• Sunbury attorney seeks term as county commissioner
• Valley buyers look for red flags
• Northumberland County’s nonunion employees to get 3% raise
• Midd-West school board member resigns
• Two Sunbury residents charged with felony theft
• CONGRATULATIONS to all our students who will be graduating tonight!! We are so proud of you and all you have achieved!!
• Police: Bank robbers tossed loot from car window in York County
• Peggy Chamberlain Roup seeks election to full term in Snyder County
• Teresa Berger seeks another term in Snyder County
• How do you plan to cuddle up today?
• ‘Teardrop’ suspect nabbed inside van
• Demolition in full swing at the former Knight-Celotex property
• 130 more cats needed for deal
• Progress reported on regional police force
• 2,000 feet of copper ripped away, stolen
• Northumberland police officer demoted
• Sara Lee sale is on track
• Suggest this page to others - we are only 8 away from 600! 600 here we come...
• 112th Congress convenes; Marino takes seat; Boehner elected speaker
• Gov.-elect Corbett names Bill Ward chief of staff
• And the wall comes tumbling down
• 2011 is a new year. What day of this year are you MOST looking forward to, and why?
• Pennsylvania Farm Show could attract more than 500,000 visitors
• DEP chief: Marcellus Shale drilling doesn't threaten drinking water
• Lewisburg police seaching for robbery suspect
• Oops - Contractor mistakenly levels Pittsburgh home
• Allen Cwalina reports to prison Jan. 13 for drunken driving
• Federal court vacates 30-year prison sentence in local drug case
• Hey McCann! Give me a "LIKE" if you are ready to come back to school!!!!!!!
• Supervisors honor volunteer fire police officer
• 29 freshman legislators sworn in Tuesday
• SUV crashes into house
• School bus crashes into a pickup truck
• Council wants crime reported to the media
• Fraction of an inch holds up project
• Police: Selinsgrove man used box cutter in New Year's Eve fight
• State police won't charge citizens for saying #&%$!!
• If you were to win this mega million jackpot, would you donate to a favorite charity? What charity would you choose? Good luck to all who are playing this lottery!!!
• Governor-elect taps New Yorker to head state Health Department
• New state lawmakers sworn in; Sam Smith named House speaker
• Weis Markets matriarch, philanthropist Janet C. Weis dies at age 91
• If you could be an animal, what would you be and why?
• Danville borough's rental fee could chop community tree
• Elderly woman dies this morning in Wyoming County house fire
• Fire damages Selinsgrove home Monday evening
• Sholley installed as Union-Snyder president judge
• Flexible spending accounts take a twist
• Northumberland County shares in nationwide settlement
• Lewisburgborough.org off line for a few days
• Board president: Grievances up in school district
• Do you like the dishwasher or do you prefer to do dishes by hand?
• Milton family wins big in state lottery scratch-off game
• Man sentenced to prison for throwing a fatal punch
• What is the best advice you ever received? Please share.
• Two hurt in East Buffalo Township crash
• State Legislature to swear in 32 freshmen on Tuesday
• Now that it is the beginning of 2011, many people are thinking about where they would like to vacation this year. Where is the coolest place you've ever been to?
• 4-year-old Lancaster County boy drowns in farm manure pit
• Police: 12-year-old girl steals car, triggering high-speed pursuit
• Donald Duck going to court
• State allows dumping of tainted fracking water
• Snyder County observing New Year's holiday today
• Pilot rescued after small plane crash in Sullivan County
• Happy Festival of Sleep!
• Street Talk: Toomey appoints state director
• Now is the time to buy real estate
• Judge McClure remembered as honorable to many
• 95th Pennsylvania Farm Show begins Saturday
• 2 Sunbury churches united
• Hitting the Jackpot
• Danville senior is a history buff
• Upcoming news events
• What time period you would like to be born in?
• Day 2 of 2011. How are we doing with our resolutions? So far so good?
• 2010 in Review: Slow economy shackles growth
• Campus Theater still needs community support
• Alleged knife assault lands Selinsgrove man in jail
• Danville girl is the Valley's first of 2011
• No cold feet for these cyclists
• What is something you do well?
• Happy New Year! How are you beginning the new year?
• Millions gather worldwide to ring in 2011
• Beer distributorship owners enjoy a happy new year
• Operation purchase a success
• Tab for missing cars hits $314,000
• What are you plans to celebrate the new year?
• Valley filmmakers come home
• Thief steals child's gift cards
• Union County budget retains current tax rates
• Fourth suspect arrested in Watsontown home invasion
• Tom Marino visits Northumberland, outlines his priorities
• Mount Airy Casino gets state's OK to reduce slots
• Needy Fund total reaches record $129,000
• Book club for female inmates meets monthly at county prison
• County workers receiving 1-3 percent raises
• 900-pound bull runs wild along Route 11
• Think about this past year. What did you like the most about this past year?
• Newly-elected congressman brings attention to his hometown
• What is your favorite game show to watch during your winter break?
• State Transportation Department wraps up road construction season
• EPA outlines details of Chesapeake Bay restoration
• Inspectors: Wind a factor in Maine ski lift accident
• With 2010 coming to an end, what is one lesson you learned this year?
• Local dairyman gets a TV gig
• Real estate tax rates rise by 0.2 mills in East Buffalo Township
• Father charged with forcing bottle into baby's mouth
• Rate decrease approved for Citizens' Electric customers
• Which is least important to you--money, power, fame--and why?
• Parents reach agreement in school bus attack
• Geisinger reports patient security breach in Wilkes-Barre area
• Taxes rates remain unchanged in Northumberland County
• If I could give one piece of advice to any person in history, that advice would be...
• Police: Bedroom fight results in aggravated assault charges
• Several injured today as chairs drop from Maine ski lift
• Civil lawsuit in fatal crash settled in U.S. District Court
• Montour County spending plan holds the line on taxes
• If you could meet somebody famous, who would it be and why?
• Lawmakers invited to Marcellus Shale drilling forum
• Woman seeks answers in her daughter's death
• Misspelled road sign to be replaced
• Alleged ethics breach probe at Schuylkill County prison
• Freight train derailment near Harrisburg reroutes Amtrak riders
• Sunbury adopts budget with no tax hikes
• Utility worker's shocking story: 'I'm going to die'
• Sprinkler systems required for new homes starting next year
• I'll bet you that by January 12th you will be longing to come back to the classroom. What do you think? Will it take more or less time?
• Gov.Ed Rendell documents state challenges for Gov.-Elect Corbett
• What were the best and worst movies you watched in 2010?
• Judge McClure's death leaves void on federal bench
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• So, besides sleeping in, what is everyone doing today during your second official day of break?
• Lewisburg pupils work to make a difference
• Rescued utility line worker now home in stable condition
• The holiday gift return season begins
• Who is your favorite football team? Who do you cheer for?
• How much snow do you predict is coming our way?
• Winter weather advisory issued as huge storm moves up the coast
• Tenants' futures short in Lewisburg bar plan
• Emergency responders ease address concerns
• Housing construction up in Snyder County
• Six children celebrate Christmas at Haven Ministries
• Internet link provides holiday joy
• Rescued PPL worker in critical condition
• What are you doing today to celebrate the holiday?
• EMT rescues injured utility worker in Snyder County
• Success of first river walk may bring another
• Feds, city officials in dark over vets call center
• Elderly Sunbury woman loses $17,000 in scam
• Danville residents and scenes featured in native's film
• Donors give $111,000 to the Needy Family Fund
• Merry Christmas! Enjoy time with family and friends.
• What are your wishes for this holiday season?
• What does it mean to have "holiday spirit"?
• Anti-bullying message; Reach out and change a life
• Axed workers makes plea for his job
• Police: Cash theft led to Watsontown abduction
• Kindergarten student hurt by first-grader on school bus
• Cash registers are ringing in final days before Christmas
• What are your traditions for Christmas eve? Do you open one gift? What errands do you need to have completed on Christmas eve?
• Arlen Specter leaves office with few regrets
• Mifflinburg Kiwanians make Christmas a little brighter
• 9/11 responders' $4.2B aid package called a 'Christmas miracle'
• Have a wonderful break!
• Second suspect arrested in Watsontown abduction case
• Retiring state legislators decline comment on pensions
• 20-year-old gets probation on child pornography charges
• Bucknell University to unleash downtown development
• Christmas is almost here, and we asked a lot of questions about foods, traditions, and shows. With the new year right around the corner has anyone thought about a New Years resolution?
• When choosing desserts, which do you prefer, chocolate or vanilla?
• Police: $200,000 in illegal cigarettes seized near Harrisburg
• U.S. Rep. Tim Holden could become target in congressional redistricting
• Rendell farewell to feature The Beach Boys
• Obama signs repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• New practices to begin at the Union County jail
• Newly-elected congressman names staff members
• Danville students 'stand up,' and "stand out' against bullying
• Danville area families find joy under community Christmas tree
• Local gasoline prices higher than national average
• Northumberland County DA clarifies drug roundup suspects
• New Berlin man charged in 'upskirting' case
• Tina Palmeter, November Day Student of the Month. Way to go, Tina!
• Specter's farewell speech slams GOP 'cannibalism'
• Census shows slowing U.S. growth, Republican Party gains
• Divided FCC adopts rules to protect Web traffic
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 15 just south of Allenwood
• Pennsylvania loses one congressional seat after census
• 11 of 14 state university presidents get pay hikes
• What are your plans over the winter break? Mark your calendar - Winter 2011 term begins on January 19th
• Moonwatchers treated to total lunar eclipse this morning
• 60-year-old woman fights off purse snatcher in Montour County
• Sunbury budget adds two police officers in 2011
• Warrior Run parents decry attack on girl
• Pine Meadows residents brace for possible moves
• United Way seeks return of fundraising sign
• Bucknell University outlines $41 million building project
• Danville School Board president calls for an end to 'nonsense'
• Mexico investigating deadly oil pipeline explosion
• Judge Charles Saylor seeks retention in Northumberland County
• Pennsylvania Marine killed in Afghanistan
• What is your favorite flavor candycane?
• Do you decorate your house for the holidays? How extreme are you? Share your photos or tell about it.
• Man found dead following early morning fire today in Dauphin County
• Still no ID for remains found in Perry County
• Tools valued at $1,400 taken from used auto parts business
• Salesman: Union County prison term unjust
• Mom of 2 ready to return to job
• State Sen. Jake Corman ponders run for U.S. Senate
• Super Student: Future educator commits life to Christ
• Santa uses webcam to visit ill children at Geisinger
• What do you drink Coke or Pepsi?
• Have you been last minute shopping this weekend? Are there any great deals?
• Author works the beer beat
• Fomer county and federal Judge James F. McClure Jr. dies
• Tiny Mazeppa church receives big financial gift
• Jobless mother mulls a change
• Shoppers pick pork for holiday
• Snyder County state legislator called 'ghost representative'
• Union-Snyder Drug Court awaits funding verdict
• Mom with learning disability wants 'anything' for children
• President to sign law ending military gay ban
• Plans for gubernatorial inauguration taking shape
• Marino to serve on Homeland Security and Judiciary committees
• Pedestrian assaulted and robbed in Selinsgrove
• Pols get financial records in battle over CareerLink
• State probe finds faults with facility
• Valley driver dies in crash
• Donors turn good time into a good deed
• Officials get heat over flood response
• Jury: Personal care home exec stole from resident
• Kettle drive lagging, but officials not worrying
• Bench vacancy gets first candidate
• Abuse mom, kids seek a fresh start
• Elks float idea of selling lodge
• What are you looking forward to? It could be anything - spending time with loved ones or graduation.
• What is your favorite Christmas memory?
• Honda recalling Passport SUVs over suspension
• Man killed this morning in Columbia County crash
• Columbia County DA to seek Montour-Columbia judicial post
• Senate Democrat leader abandons $1.3 trillion spending bill
• Inmate allegedly threatened Obama, first lady
• Governor-elect makes picks to lead troopers, corrections
• DNA from cigarette butt leads to rape charge
• Ex-House lawyer to be sentenced in corruption case
• Nigeria drops case against former US VP Cheney
• Car carrier rolls on Route 54
• What is the best Christmas gift you have ever received?
• ConAgra workers open hearts to aid kids
• Facing drug charges, two dive out window
• DA to seek fifth term
• Health plan dispute resolved
• Stay warm without burning cash
• Fire company trial postponed
• Manager, care home deny theft
• Out-of-work parents want nice Christmas for 2 young children
• LARA board OKs raises
• What do you want for this Christmas? Is there a specific gift you are hoping for?
• Election 2011: Tony Rosini to seek re-election in Northumberland County
• 20 states - including PA - ask judge to throw out Obama health law
• Gov. Ed Rendell points to lower state jobless rate
• State Public Utility Commission trims PPL rate increase
• Fewer jobless claims cap stronger week for the U.S. economy
• Home construction up after two months of declines
• What is your worst Christmas gift you have ever received?
• Teen kidnapped
• Five students arrested after food fight
• Shooter gets 2½ years for killing pal
• Man, 62, can’t afford needed prostate test
• What is your favorite Christmas song?
• In 'boobies' bracelet case, a plural noun stands trial
• Suit: Capital One sent woman $286 million bill
• University of Scranton names Quinn 25th president
• Frat guilty of alcohol charge stemming from death
• 2 central Pennsylvania municipalities consider drilling ban
• Poll shows voters favor selling state's liquor stores
• Do you have your Christmas shopping complete? Have you started shopping?
• School districts dodge bullet - for moment
• Miltonian rubbed elbows with celebrities
• Car spins into ditch
• Mifflinburg grad was 'ray of sunshine'
• Poinsettias lure customers to greenhouses
• Jobs boss gets huge raise amid furloughs
• 71-year-old wants food for Christmas
• Ex-cop pleads in wiretapping case
• 21 charged in Atlanta-to-Pittsburgh drug ring
• State’s. highest court may open doors to video cameras
• Jury mulls fate of ex-Philly cop charged with rape
• Creche coming back to borough building
• Official gets 15 months in corruption case
• Wife convicted again of killing husband
• Today is the Extended Lunch: Wings, Potato Salad, Mac & Cheese, Chips, Cake $3.00
• She's pregnant and perplexed
• Masser won't take hike after all
• Saylor to donate $2,750 raise to charity
• Deliveries stolen from porches
• Shippers inundated with packages
• Valley driver killed
• Security camera snaps naked man in Miss. cemetery
• Inmate seeking kosher meals cites Festivus belief
• Judge in Va. strikes down federal health care law
• DA: Police have suspect in hunter's death
• Justin Bieber sends flowers to injured girl
• Couple hurt when house explodes
• Police: Blood leads to razor blade thief
• What is your favorite cereal to eat in the morning, afternoon or evening?
• Santa’s visit draws more than 75 kids, adults
• Super Student: Music more than a hobby
• New book includes photo from couple's first date
• Civil trials postponed a year
• Judge has enjoyed 19 years on bench
• It's too much
• If you could name one of Santa's reindeer - what name would you pick?
• Which one of Santa's reindeer is your favorite? Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen, Rudolf
• Rain or Snow - Which do you prefer?
• Volunteers make wishes come true for local children
• Group seeks grants to demolish homes along Bull Run
• Noisy car revs up complaints in Kelly Township
• State DEP will check on erosion complaints in Snyder County
• The holiday season is a great time to make cookies.........What are you favorite cookies to make or eat?
• What would you change your name to? Mr. Smith changed to Captain Awesome....Watch the video to see the story.
• 85th District office moving to Mifflinburg
• Two more weekends until Christmas, how are you spending your weekends? School work, family time, shopping?
• Judge says attorney on gurney is competent
• Police: 8 more women say Pa. tailor groped them
• Report: Hospital faces investigation for stun guns
• Farmer charged in deaths of 832 pigs
• Jury convicts Smart kidnapper
• Door Decorating has begun...........did you start your door?
• Why does my stomach growl? Give us an answer before you read this article.
• Burglars grab guns, $100,000
• Ventures pay off early
• Jurors get instructions in writing
• Pawn broker convicted
• Couple accepts gift of food
• Sewer bills going up in 2011
• Eatery whips up food challenge
• Driver charged for role in death
• Many sights going unseen
• A lot of Christmas shows have been on and will be on. Which one do you look forward to seeing every year?
• What gifts are you shopping for this holiday season? What are the best gifts to buy for others or what gifts do you want?
• Pictures are of some day students hard at work on their day off.
• Auditor general will not sign bond issue
• Day Students - Are you enjoying your day off? What are you doing today? Working on projects? Evening Students - What are you doing with your extra hour and a half?
• Testimony goes on in tot's prayer death trial
• Mayor dies after being pulled from icy pool
• Ex-Philly officer denies raping girl over 8 years
• Snipes will find activities, low pay in prison
• Man stole nude photos of 3 women
• Couple on disability faces cold days ahead
• Necklace tags burglary suspect
• Is jobless benefits deal worthwhile?
• Agency eyes Route 522 business park
• 43 vendors await Christkindl visitors
• Bid-rigging interest could take months to verify
• Volunteers make a difference
• Corbett likely to overturn Rendell's moratorium on drilling
• Phillips pushes for booking site at jail
• Who is Joe?
• Coroner: Homeless woman died of hypothermia
• Judge moves trial date for Perzel, others
• Changing Futures, Changing Lives--that's our motto! How has McCann changed you?
• Pennsylvania couple sought for dismembering man in LA hotel
• 'Keep filing,' Pennsylvania tells people losing jobless aid
• On Thursday, December 9th there will be NO day classes due to a faculty in-service. Thursday evening classes will be held but they will begin at 6:30pm due to the evening faculty in-service.
• Pharmaceutical supply company laying off 170
• Police: Boyfriend says girlfriend death accidental
• Former police chief sentenced over insurance check
• Arson targeted woman killed by blaze
• Police: PennDOT worker drove drunk to crash scene
• Missing man found alive
• Fire routs 6 from apartment complex
• Police: Truck hits pedestrian
• Santa shares what he hears
• Evangelical's tree lights way
• Sestak says thanks, looks ahead
• Season's mood lights up
• Competitors will see knowledge of physics tested
• Teen artist goes for depth in creativity
• Scratch was good for $25K
• Let there be light, Lewisburg style
• Bus driver may be discharged
• Widow, 3 teens need holiday help
• ECE made snowman crafts with the children from the YMCA.
• ECE held snack time for the YMCA group. After enjoying the snack there was time to sing.
• Photos: Lewisburg Victorian Parade
• Rich pols aid public better, say professors
• 17 hurt in tour bus crash
• Chilly market awaits grads
• Lewisburg in football frenzy after state playoff win
• Air supply ready for pets
• Mom 'nervous wreck' with ill child, eviction
• Two-year search for any job fails
• Lewisburg meets Trinity at noon today
• With all the talk about delicious food over the holiday season, just curious to know what is the weirdest food you've ever eaten? Would you eat it again??
• Evangelical Community Hospital ranks high in national report
• Time's short for district judge office
• Trash haulers await deal with landfill
• River recreation gets $210,000 boost
• First week of Buck Season is over. Did anyone get a big one or know someone who did? How many points?
• State's high court upholds beer sales at Wegmans
• First major snowstorm for East just around the corner?
• With the stress of the holidays and busy lives, if you could escape for a few weeks of relaxation for a nice vacation, where would you go?
• National unemployment rate climbs to 9.8 percent - a seven-month high
• Government today offers new rules for rear visibility in cars
• Flood warnings and advisories cancelled; Roads remain closed
• Pennsylvania man charged with listing his dog as a dependent
• If you have a Thursday evening class - This evening 12/3/2010 is the make-up for Thursday 11/25/2010 - Classes begin at 5PM
• Valley briefs
• Open eyes and minds
• Local programs expanding
• Commit to a committee
• Ex- legislator sworn in as county commissioner
• Every now and then we need a little inspiration. In this video is some good advice on how to look at life. Share your thoughts.
• If you won a million dollars, what would be the first thing you would do or buy with the money??
• Roads closed in Valley due to flooding
• West Branch to flood
• 'Festival of Lights' begins
• 2 boroughs face higher sewer bills
• Blaze destroys trailer; 5 homeless
• Veterans' graves to get wreaths
• Meeting set on office closures
• Teachers work 152 days without contract
• What happens when benefits end?
• Friend finds 92-year-old on floor
• Working dad needs help with 3-year-old son
• Do you think Hugh Jackman would have been a good Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean? Could any actor be as good as Johnny Depp?
• We could all learn a lesson from this generous little boy. Have you ever had a stranger do a random act of kindness for you? Let's hear about it!
• High winds cause building collapse and road closings
• Rain, Rain, Rain, Rain, and more Rain..............What if this was SNOW!
• Plans for natural gas pipeline in Susquehanna County hit a snag
• Animial shelters wrestle with stray dog problem
• Rain brings threat of flooding
• Students ‘choking’ to get high
• Mom hopes children can have bikes, blankets
• Revenue at gate aids schools
• Parade, football game conflict for Lewisburgers
• Have no fear; Santa's house is safe
• Speaker: Beware of drillers
• Susan Boyle had trouble singing on The View and the news has to make it public and dwell on the negative----forget how amazing her voice is. Share some of your positive experiences with us regarding speeches you have given in classes. I know you have som
• U.S. Senate just can't let pet projects go
• New governor and some lawmakers say they won't take pay raises
• What is the worst coffee drink you have ever tasted? Please share with us - You could share the best too!
• Natural gas drilling lawsuit moves forward
• How much shopping do you still have left to do after the Biggest shopping weekend of the year? How many people shop before Black Friday? Who waits and does everything last minute?
• Pennsylvania man proposes marriage using a holiday light display
• Governor-elect to meet with transition team members
• Valley briefs
• Downtown deals draw in shoppers
• National debt is big concern, prof says
• Worker has request for Santa: a job
• Mayor: Job center move is right
• Speeders to collect toys, money
• Boy, 11, bags first buck
• Union leader raps pay freeze
• There has been a lot of talk about Cyber Monday - did anyone find any great deals?
• Millmont man seriously injured in Friday morning crash
• Early holiday sales encouraging, but are shoppers spent?
• Lawmakers return to Capitol today to clean up leftovers
• Good luck to all the hunters in the woods today! Be safe!
• Welcome Back! We hope you enjoyed your Thanksgiving break - What are you doing to get back in the groove of school work?
• Wily bucks know when to hide
• Mom of 3 needs help with gifts
• Holiday spirit making presence known
• Readers get their game on
• Tree sales raise money for fire company
• Achievements rooted in faith
• Native son became PRR leader
• Trip back in time
• What TV shows do you think were failures?
• Suspicions swirl following fire that destroys mobile home
• During the holiday season, Valley farm resembles ancient Bethlehem
• Suicide reported following police standoff in Sunbury
• Needy Family Fund: Illnesses sap their finances
• Natural gas drillers try to ease fears
• Politcal honeymoon could be short for Merle Phillips
• Sunbury holiday parade drive nets lots of food
• IRS wants to return millions to taxpayers
• Need to know how many days until Christmas? Check out this
• Local shoppers are busy - without the frenzy
• Holiday train trips will roll this year
• Shamokin Dam holding the line on taxes
• Drillers take up arms in hunting season
• Have you flossed today? Check out this site/video.
• Douglas fir from Pennsylvania farm arrives at the White House
• Defiant North Korea today fires artillery warning shots
• Hershey sues Mars over similar candy packaging
• What are your plans after shopping or working? Relaxing, decorating, homework, projects, etc.
• 2012 Pennsylvania election campaign is on
• Teenagers adrift in Pacific for 50 days reach land today
• During boring classes, texting is the new doodling
• She lives on small income
• Council weighs fate of ash trees
• Gate House might close
• Officials hope firms chip in for rail work
• Recreation authority ponders name change
• Youths get lesson in doing without
• After the big meal, they go for big deals
• Not so bright
• Where are you shopping at? Are you in line at Walmart for all the hot deals?
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Marine loses legs
• Dragons are fired up for Friday's big game
• Mediation work to continue despite director's death
• Investigators consider historic farmhouse fire arson
• Ring comes full circle
• Phillips chosen as county commissioner
• Kindness brings joy to family
• How to cook a turkey
• Turbotville area farmhouse fire ruled arson
• The Thanksgiving Dinner was wonderful! Thank you to all of the students, faculty and staff who showed their gratitude and appreciation (and remembered their manners) for the wonderful dinner our Campus Director provided for us. Pictures to follow!
• Dalmatia man dies following Nov. 18 crash
• Hey, McCann!!! Today is our Friday! What a great thing to be thankful for! Like Jess always says, Make it a GREAT DAY!!!!
• Feed-A-Friend donations under expectations
• Judge mum on Phillips heading into decision
• Snyder County officials get into Thanksgiving spirit of sharing
• Contractors place bids on new elementary school
• Feeding families
• Geisinger, Shamokin hospital to merge
• Medical bills drain their cash
• Danville prepares for huge turnout
• Dad blasts district over toy gun flap
• State Sen. Ray Musto charged with taking kickbacks
• TSA: Some government officials will skip airport security
• DWTS finale tonight! Who do you think will take home the trophy?
• Aruba: Jawbone not that of Natalee Holloway
• Bedlam breaks out at baby shower
• What special activities or traditions do you have planned for Thanksgiving Recess?
• Would-be robber in Bethlehem chased off by curse words
• The CJ club will be having BBQ, chips, and a dessert for the luncheon. The cost will be $3.
• Geisinger and Shamokin Area Community Hospital announce merger plans
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 54 traffic detoured around crash scene north of Turbotville
• Three juveniles charged in Danville recycling center fire
• All-American cheerleader from Danville going to London
• GOBBLE! GOBBLE! Turkey Day is almost here! Did you know that Americans feast on 535 million pounds of turkey on Thanksgiving!!! That's over 45 million turkeys!
• Mom wants nice dinner for children
• Will Phillips become county commissioner?
• No nude scenes at 2 airports
• Tree auction grows
• East Buffalo Township working out 2011 budget
• Union angry over stalled health award
• Suicide, bullying prevention win works
• Better burgers by design
• Officers: Four shot deer from truck
• Masser to take 1.7% pay increase
• We are only THREE people away - make it happen - #500
• We only need FIVE more people to like our page for 500!
• State environmental agency probes fluid spill at natural gas well site
• Jury convicts immigrant of murdering Chandra Levy
• State's top officials to get 1.7 percent pay raise
• Let's reach 500 likes TODAY - Spread the word
• Man charged with shooting toward game wardens in Lackawanna County
• TSA chief: Body scan boycott would be mistake
• WOW, Justin Bieber cleaned house last night at the American Music Awards! Did you get a chance to watch it? Who do you think had the best performance?
• Vote - Click on the POLL tab! Thanks :)
• Community hails soccer champs
• Creative outlets abound for Danville teen
• Wagon maker set up shop in Beaver Springs
• Church collects for special sale
• Money issues on the tables
• 'Mathletes' master ways to crunch numbers
• Dangerous deer: During rutting season, they're on the roads
• W. Virginians have worst odds
• Hit one? Here's what to do
• Family faces foreclosure
• Valley students find meteorites in Selinsgrove
• Crowd may top 800 at tonight's worship concert
• Stores seek a great end to good year
• Road's whistle gone by spring, Fairchild says
• 120 teens listen, plan presentations
• Lady Defenders rout Sewickley Academy in title game
• 72 teachers top $73G in Selinsgrove
• Fund drive starts with goal of $75G
• Congratulations to the Shikellamy Braves for your championship win last night! We are so proud of you!
• Victim's families relieved as Harrell convicted of murders
• Two CareerLink centers to close doors
• Two in critical condition after head-on crash
• Feeding 400 becomes test of faith
• Double-check our numbers, tax board tells school districts
• Braves earn state playoff berth with victory over arch-nemesis
• Guards hurt in attack by inmate
• Judges will decide who succeeds Masser
• Judge convicts Michael A. Harrell in double homicide
• Most 9/11 responders settle lawsuits over World Trade Center dust
• Natural gas driller ends operations in Luzerne and Columbia counties
• 83,000 Pennsylvanians may lose jobless benefits in December
• Did anybody have a chance to see the new Harry Potter movie? Tell us what you think of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1. Would you recommend it?
• Two sentenced in Schuylkill County for fatal baseball bat beating
• Two dead following possible road rage crash in Perry County
• Valley pumpkins make it to the White House
• Hello Everyone, We will be having a referral day in the student lounge on Tuesday November 23rd at 12pm-1:30pm and 4pm-5:15pm. If you would like to give a referral please follow the guidelines which are attached and your name with go in for a chance t
• Six municipal authorities may consolidate in Danville area
• Weight loss tips for the holidays: Tip #5 Socialize away from the buffet table or kitchen, so you do not snack while you talk
• Four people injured in Northumberland County crash
• Agency moves to safeguard senior center funds
• Chiefs: Defining bullying difficult
• Selinsgrove couple honored with agriculture award
• We NEED your votes - click on the POLL tab and vote
• State liquor board shelves fee increases on booze, wine
• FBI: Aruba studying missing teen's dental records
• Weight loss tips for the holidays: Tip #4 Wait about 20 minutes before you go back for seconds. It will allow your body time to digest your food, and you many not feel as hungry afterall.
• State rules panel to vote today on new natural gas drilling safeguards
• Natural gas driller builds dorms for workers in northern Pa.
• Townhouse project gains approval
• SU step closer to buying complex
• Saylor angered by Clausi attack
• Accomplice gets up to 8½ years
• Members map out strategy for work
• 1,900 lose power
• Murder suspect: I'm a liar
• Collegians game for overnight Potter premier
• CareerLink move could end college, county chief says
• Weight loss tips for the holidays: Tip #3 Drink a glass of water before you sit down for dinner.
• With a lot of talk going on about watching how much you eat in the next couple of weeks, lets discuss what we are looking forward to eating and enjoying next week. Eating turkey and then falling asleep while watching football? Others?
• Lisa Murkowski emerges as winner in Alaska Senate race
• Chrissy Julian did a TWO cartwheels so we would buy Medical Assisting Raffle Tickets. The winner will be announced tomorrow.
• 1 ticket for $1 3 tickets for $2 Arm Length for $5
• House Democrats keep Nancy Pelosi as their leader
• Weight loss tips for the holidays: Tip #2, Use a smaller plate.
• TSA boss: New pat-downs are more invasive
• Weight loss tips for the holidays: Tip #1, Eat slowly. Stay tuned for more tips on how to avoid gaining those holiday pounds. Share your ideas on how to avoid overeating during the holidays.
• Lancaster area woman charged in teen's drinking death
• Two killed in crash involving a tractor-trailer near Harrisburg
• Fire chief: Water slide not necessity
• Extra recycling effort pays off
• 15 truck muck to Valley
• Defense: Murder witness is a liar
• County aims to cut energy costs
• Marino mulls Valley office
• Mayor wants city to shine
• Council OKs tentative 7% tax hike
• Clausi to Teamsters: I'll see you in court
• We NEED more votes - Click on the poll tab and let your opinion count!
• Do you feel like the stores are rushing the holidays? I (Jessica Rohrbach) heard Christmas music playing already in a store.
• There seems to be a lot of people who are starting to decorate for Christmas. So, how many of you are decorating now, and how many are procrastinators and wait until Christmas is here?
• Biden: Oversight working to stop economic stimulus plan abuse
• Does death loom for Marvel's Ultimate Spider-Man?
• With the holidays approaching, and more people traveling, what are your thoughts on the new security procedures? Agree? Disagree?
• Apple said today that iTunes will sell music from The Beatles
• Adams County killing highlights dangers facing game wardens
• State House Democrats selecting 2011-12 leadership team
• House ethics panel: Rep. Charles Rangel violated the rules
• Don't forget, Medical Assisting Club Lunch today! Come get your open-face turkey sandwich with mashed potatoes and baked corn or buttered corn for only $3.00! Can't beat that deal!
• Pilots among those dismayed at airport scanners and pat-downs
• Central Pennsylvania hunter dead in apparent accidental shooting
• Had an AWESOME time hanging out with the seniors at Millville High School this morning! Hope you had fun learning about your personalities! - Sarah Hoffing, High School Presenter
• Robber flubs heist
• Ex-county worker charged
• Investigator: Harrell said slayings were self-defense
• Board OKs change orders
• Wanted: volunteer firefighters
• Moose to host 120 youths
• Budget panel aims to trim $125,000 more
• Kids and wildlife
• Wizards conjure smiles
• Gun pulled on teller at Sunbury bank
• Caterpillar agrees to buy Bucyrus for $7.6 billion
• Hearing for Fort Hood shooting suspect ends
• Sex offenders in GPS pilot program
• Mourners gather to honor dead firefighter
• Four dead in murder-suicide
• Welcome MidStart Students!
• A proud moment at Bucknell University
• Farmers use Facebook as tool for marketing
• Wartime volunteers kept eyes on skies
• Senior sets sights on career as wedding planner
• County having documents digitalized
• Theater companies tested shows at Danville's opera house
• Forums aim to open eyes
• Brandon's stepfather: Teach kids tolerance
• Click on the Poll tab and give us your opinion!
• Board gives House of Hope 40 days to raise money
• Third man in slaying to learn fate this week
• Traffic jams wane on Sunbury's Front Street
• Bucknell University welcomes its 17th president today
• Foes of Lewisburg High School move want to stay involved
• Some move out of district, others mull cyberschooling
• Oregon woman answers call of the road
• Lewisburg survives head start, Bloomsburg
• Backyard fight ends in stabbing, Valley man says
• Forum set for youths in wake of teen suicide
• Christmas giveway program needs food, clothing, toys
• Group sees need for mass transit
• Harrell to lover: Destroy handgun pictures
• Lake envisioned as gateway to communities
• Shout-out to Rodney N. Stahl. He came to class in his military uniform because he was at schools all day talking about Veteran's Day.
• State game warden probing night hunting is killed near Gettysburg
• Murder trial testimony: Harrell told girlfriend to destroy photos
• Inauguration events set for this weekend at Bucknell University
• U.S. Supreme Court allows gay military ban for now
• G-20 refuses to back U.S. push on China's currency
• Have a great weekend!
• Thanks to Lon Shirk for spending several extra hours per day helping new IT students learn how to do computer repairs for other students.
• Vandals hit war memorial in Erie on Veterans Day
• State police investigate stabbing
• Experts fear copycat suicides after bullying cases
• Participate in our POLL - Just click on the POLL tab!
• Fans treat hot team to bonfire
• Sad memories mix with pride
• LARA hires fundraising consultant
• Directors OK new Lewisburg high school
• Warrior Run selects next chief
• Teachers prevented students from joining rally, pupils say
• Thanks to Breanna Wilson, Jamie Aurand , & Bryce Matthew Smith for delivering twenty backpacks donated by the Early Childhood Club to two local elementary schools today A big Thank you to every student who donated something for them.
• Thanks Ashley Pyle for helping another student with Accounting. You are AWESOME!
• It is THURSDAY! No need to say more :)
• Friends and family join hands today in remembrance of Brandon Bitner
• New Poll: Public mixed on GOP tax, health plans
• Witness is liar, others say
• Sara Lee selling Sunbury bakery
• Council to ponder post
• WWII veteran honored
• Library cuts hours to save money
• 23 look to fill Masser vacancy
• Winfield Marine feted with cake on corps' 235th birthday
• Pastors say teen's suicide struck chord
• Teen dies in birthday crash
• Fires in 3-hour span ruled arson
• Pastor: Girl saw teenager slammed into wall
• Eyewitness fingers Harrell
• Federal government proposes graphic cigarette warning labels
• Spam and a slow tow for thousands on disabled cruise ship
• Girl dies in vehicle accident on her 16th birthday
• Investigators: Mail bomb could have exploded over eastern Pennsylvania
• Cause undetermined in Selinsgrove truck fire
• Governor-elect Corbett begins plans for transition
• What's in a job?
• Fire damages high school greenhouse
• Tragedy noted around world
• Fire destroys barn near Rt. 61 cemetery
• Students dress in black
• At school, officials wonder what they missed
• Search continues for answers in Midd-West teen's suicide
• Officers describe hunt for killer
• State board to vote on water pipe in drilling area
• Change delays windmill rules in Mahoning Township
• Smith wins House GOP support to be next speaker
• Gehry expansion starts at Philadelphia Art Museum
• Blair County man gets prison for hammering mom over booze
• Vehicle law enforcement on natural gas drilling trucks yields results
• Investigators suspect arson in cemetery barn fire
• EPA issues subpoena to Halliburton on natural gas drilling
• Passenger seriously injured
• Happy 1st birthday
• Cowboys’ coach has Valley ties
• Forgiveness saves 2
• Northumberland man dies following pedestrian accident on Route 147
• Police: Armed robber has job application on file
• Connecticut man sentenced to die for fatal home invasion
• Elizabeth Smart says she awoke to knife on her neck
• Democrats ask leaders to reconvene state House session
• Trial, Career Day on tap
• Puppetry students put right foot forward
• Winter should drive visitors into garage
• Teen excels on circuit
• Jobless rates fall in Valley
• Less daylight, same work
• Firefighters know better when to roll
• Ministry makes 500th shawl
• More assistance available today for vets’ transition
• Uncle Sam aids collegians
• Public meeting comment needs four days’ notice
• Helpers face probes
• Ex-daters say house fires were plot to kill
• Yoga center turns page
• Friends: Bullying led to tragedy
• Perfect 10s!
• Carney has $268G to spend
• Retiring pols must use up leftover funds
• Expert: Teens seek acceptance
• $110G grant to spruce up Commons
• Donations to United Way up 18% compared with ’09
• County may bust union
• Masser to step down in Nov.
• Mayor sees options
• Clausi: Commitment can't cost county a penny
• Con Agra donates $22,500 to aging agency
• Evangelical and Geisinger reach agreement on health plan
• Latest report: Local unemployment drops in September
• Pennsylvania Marcellus shale company seeks 'utility' status
• Police: Fatal pedestrian accident in Liverpool was suicide
• Beavertown announces boil water advisory
• Nancy Pelosi will seek House Minority Leader post
• Hiring spurt in October eases jobs crisis a bit
• Fire ruled arson
• Marino: Revoke, remedy health overhaul
• Valley facility cleans 357,000 gallons of fracking water
• Chiefs differ on hospital merger
• Pot plants stick out to agent in plane
• County paves way for slide bailout
• A clumsy shoplifting escape in Lancaster
• Tropical Storm Tomas approaches Haiti
• Hope hinges on talk with keeper
• Donated art brings peace to shelter
• Court to name replacement for Masser
• Schools, business look to connect
• Police probe fire at Danville area recycling center
• Two Scranton classrooms shuttered over bedbug concerns
• Man takes ambulance to the election polls
• Railroad grant will help reduce interstate truck traffic
• Berks County woman charged with killing four newborns
• State Liquor Control Board cites dangers of alcoholic energy drinks
• Armed with new majority, state House Republicans discuss plans
• Carl Rove to speak today at gas drilling conference
• California's marijuana legalization measure goes up in smoke
• Election official: Joe Miller won't get write-in votes in Alaska
• Republicans promise an era of limited government
• Dad allegedly left kids, 8 and 6, to gamble
• Sex case against BU student dropped
• Prison staff ID suspect from newspaper photo
• Sides debate waste numbers
• Another Campus for Bucknell
• 'Santas' needed for lonely seniors
• National Election Roundup: GOP wins are piling up
• Drum major does more than keep the beat
• GOP captures governorships in at least 4 states
• $400K boosts off-road park
• C. Adam Harris re-elected in the 82nd state House district
• GOP looks to get out the vote
• Pat Toomey wins Pennsylvania's hotly contested Senate race
• Republican Tom Corbett elected Pennsylvania's next governor
• Frederick Keller wins three-way race in the 85th District
• Republican Kurt Masser claims 107th state House seat
• Lynda Schlegel-Culver succeeds her boss
• Tom Marino defeats Chris Carney in the 10th District
• 2 found shot on NJ Turnpike
• Mom upset after daughter, 3, left on bus
• A timely 'scratch' good for $100,000
• After voting, there's more to be done
• One seriously hurt in head-on collision
• Creek project aims to limit flooding
• Fire leaves 5 homeless
• Paxinos teen dies in ATV accident
• 1 injured when mobile home explodes
• Police: PSU fan beaten in case of mistaken fan ID
• Busy day of stumping on day before election
• Traffic increases four-fold
• Gas-drilling companies pay their way
• Strong voter turnout seen
• Student relishes full plate of activities
• $700M spent on campaign
• Giant to anchor shopping center
• Horse rider hurt at auction
• Mayor prays church can be saved
• The perfect politician
• Carney makes last-minute pitch
• Band rolls off to regional competition
• Trained eyes to focus on city streets
• Challenger: Crises are ‘piling up’
• Incumbent presses for jobs, safer communities
• Discrimination lawsuit settled
• 4,000 flock to see Ke$ha
• GOP leaders split on drilling tax
• Regional group to study transportation
• Jailhouse gardeners plant mums
• Each month instructors nominate a day and an evening student for SOM.
• Explosive found in Dubai, part of U.S. terror probe
• Prison lawsuit rejected
• Spilled coffee fuels fight in Danville
• Harrisburg row house fire kills woman and four children
• Facebook scam costs couple $1,000
• ATV rider dies in crash
• Police: Children playing with matches started Garvey's fire
• Officials to discuss how to spend $10 million grant
• Three candidates for the 108th state House tout fiscal prudence
• Candidates for 107th state House take a stand
• Northumberland County probe tracks user ID on porn sites
• Parties gear up voter turnout efforts
• Two workers killed today in Tennessee post office shooting
• Pennsylvania has lost 14 percent of dairy farms
• Montour County board lauds ex-recreation chief
• Disaster, 114 years ago this month
• High School sophomore credits father's influence
• Scranton area elementary school closed over mold problem
• Chambersburg man charged with shooting his son
• Fire at Garvey's Floor Galley causes $100,000 loss
• New CPR recommendations: Chest presses first, then breaths
• Mount Pleasant Mills man, 27, dies following ATV crash on Sunday
• Smiles shine as circus performers visit children's hospital
• Price increases for Valley crops hit double digits
• Global demand benefits Valley
• Valley woman’s 40 years in ministry ends
• Service dog would provide multiple benefits for 7-year-old Valley boy
• Senate canidate Pat Toomey says country must turn right
• Auction of comic books nets $45,000
• Rescue crew needs $9,000 for new boat
• Bill: New hires pay more
• Aid pact not fair
• Street Talk: Toomey in town tonight
• $10M tracks grant OK’d
• Food drive starts
• Bronze beauty: Work hard
• Rig rolls off highway
• Supervisors blast school district
• Traffic Advisory: Route 225 bridge near Red Cross opens
• New Columbia festival to feature apple dumplings and more
• Tractor-trailer flips over along Route 11
• Swiss celebrate longest tunnel breakthrough
• Johnstown anesthesiologist goes to jail for 8th DUI
• State's third wine vending kiosk to open
• Toomey begins final month of Senate race with $2.2 million
• Street Talk: Dueling polls for Carney, Marino
• Viker wants to change way state does business
• Ramp snaps axles
• Bucknell prof: US-Mexican border out of control
• Fright night arrives: House of horror adds 7 new attractions
• Ex-exec faces $100G fine for stealing $8G
• Lenders seize 16 Valley homes in past six weeks
• Lewisburg school board to weigh building options
• Pennsylvania drilling firm basks in glow of Chilean rescue
• Allenwood area family homeless following fire Wednesday evening
• Danville to field quite a banquet
• Pupils help feral felines
• Lawyer: Most lift deed restrictions against temple
• People needed to fight fires
• Gordner: No shale tax on horizon
• Signals endanger walkers
• Defense calls final witness in Shenandoah hate crime case
• Pennsylvania and 48 other states launch foreclosure probe
• U.S. Senate race: Toomey attacks Sestak on housing
• Governor sees progress in gas drilling tax talks
• Hunter pleads not guilty
• Congressmen spar over highway funds
• Snoozing cost county $1.2M
• Street talk: Hospital sales raise alarm
• Parents protest plea in shooting
• Lewisburg council mulls increases in rec tax, refuse fees
• Baby born at 10:10 on 10-10
• Truck dumps lumber on bridge, snarls traffic
• Sudharman shot up to 4 times in face, trooper says
• Cooler air on the way
• Ranking lower can be better
• Accident ties up traffic on bridge
• East Buffalo official: Insurance company ‘low-balling’ us
• Tax board probe nears conclusion
• Thruway hopes before commission
• Carney proud to have co-sponsored China Currency Bill
• Marino wants less government, lower taxes
• Busy iron foundries gave Furnace Road its name
• Firefighters get their due
• Woman who killed beau claims she was battered
• Connecticut boy with rare disorder meets Punxsutawney Phil
• Law punishing fake heroes may go to Supreme Court
• Embassy job a dream come true
• Cleanup ongoing at spill site
• City turns focus to locations for cameras
• Fountain’s return ‘getting closer’
• Coach wants to ‘ramp up’ academics
• Township building bids top $3.5 million
• Rotarians secure grant for dog's vest
• Biden criticizes GOP outside fundraising effort
• Steel sentinels guard Valley American Legions
• Woolly Worm calls for some very cold weather
• See your government in action
• Lewisburg junior brings heart to challenges
• Quick Response squad gets new home
• Union County biker killed in crash
• Turnpike marks 70 years amid political, budgetary woes
• Ex-radical: No peace in Quran
• Warden hopes free computers, course will change inmates
• Burning rule hangs in the air
• Animal abuser 3 years late on $11G SPCA bill
• Beavertown sanctuary to boost seating
• Bugs destroy half of state's peach crop
• An eye for what’s crafty
• Hopes dashed by a foot
• Pricier buzz? Few see fines solving underage drinking
• Lawmakers locked over punishment for cell phones, driving
• Inmate stabs 2 guards
• School acquits man of assault
• Earth gets turned for sewer upgrade
• Lawmakers may disconnect cell phone driving bill
• Gov. Rendell lashes Senate GOP over talks on natural gas tax
• Two U.S. Penitentiary officers hurt in stabbing this morning
• A show of support
• Auntie Anne's to be sold to Georgia.-based business
• Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo wins the Nobel Peace Prize
• Unemployment rate remains at 9.6 percent; Nation loses 95,000 jobs
• Hopefuls reach out with Facebook
• State grant IOUs strap groups
• Democrat in 85th race: ‘I have proven ability’
• Ex-Islamic leader to share his story
• Vigil planned in memory of suicide victims
• Danville scoring points with fans
• Cops arrest caller after threat
• Congressional hopefuls target Valley
• Woolly Worm Festival is Saturday in Lewisburg
• Sen. Arlen Specter to raise cash for campaign foe who defeated him
• State attorney general confirms investigation of Hershey Trust
• Possible security breach grounds flight today in Philadelphia
• Two women charged in scalding water assault
• Construction ending on Veterans Memorial Bridge
• Rejoice - It's National Pizza Month
• Fire Prevention Week: Children learn not to fear firefighters
• GOP holds cards in 85th, 108th
• $80G cleanup to start
• Judge denies Harrell expert witness
• Cops: Drunk man entered wrong car, assaulted
• Ex-official charged in tax theft
• Spyware bill will be hard to prosecute, expert says
• Deal may end lawsuit against jail
• PennDOT wants to know your thoughts about '511PA'
• Teenager faces attack suspect for five hours
• NO HITTER!
• Police union endorses Tom Corbett in gubernatorial race
• Supreme Court hearing military funeral protest case today
• State commissioners approve additional Flight 93 game lands
• DA: BU inquiry impairs criminal hearing
• Ducks to comfort 850
• Lycoming poll shows Carney, Marino in dead heat
• Meeting on possible sale of Pine Meadow complex draws 100
• Sixth-graders to stay in Trevorton
• Veterans love hospitalized soldiers’ smiles
• Demolition of Philly's Spectrum arena to start next month
• Still-defiant Times Square bomber receives life prison sentence
• State Auditor General calls for moratorium on new charter schools
• Pennsylvania adding 644 acres onto Delaware State Forest
• Big-name companies to help colleges train workers
• East Coast strgeon eyed for federal protection
• Fix may cost $10M
• Ex-planner says heritage, age cost him hours, pay
• Street talk: Activist kicks off write-in campaign for governor
• PennDOT closes Montour road
• Keller: I’m no political insider
• They’re not fair weather fans
• Passings: Teacher was mentor, coach, friend
• Street talk: Major parties losing members
• Carney presents $100G to community center
• School board hopes to help gymnast
• School entry leads to charges
• Covered bridges a big draw
• State Supreme Court issues a new code of conduct
• Gov. Ed Rendell attacks Tom Corbett campaign ad as inaccurate
• New Supreme Court term opens today with Elena Kagan aboard
• Police: Bus driver had heart attack in I-270 crash
• Gubernatorial Race: New Onorato website attacks Corbett
• Line Mountain parents balk at proposal
• Motorist hits base of welcome sign
• Shenandoah residents face hate crime jury selection
• Pets receive blessings
• Animals are signs of God’s love
• Top 5 things to do: Bridge tour, walk, festival on tap
• Hitting the jackpot: $5 ticket brings $50G prize
• Once Upon A Time In Northumberland County
• Super student: Civic-minded teen keeps busy
• Valley Marine arrives just in time
• Question of the week: Helping students a top priority
• Final hours comfort
• Foster care on rise in Valley
• Expert: Builder fudged permits
• Reality show unreal, Mormons say
• Susquehanna considers buying Pine Meadow
• Street talk: Masser upset with Zalar’s claim
• Zalar: I fight for worker rights
• Lederhosen optional
• Deputy: Raze fire magnet
• PennDOT worker killed, second worker injured in McKean County
• Selinsgrove man held on $20G bail
• Police: Woman runs off road into creek, dies
• Another fire apparently set today at former Ruby Tuesday property
• Bias crime charges weighed after New Jersey teen's suicide
• Cumberland County teacher charged in federal drug probe
• Nicole ends area drought
• Pattern national care after Geisinger, CEO says
• DC sightseers hurt in bus crash, driver killed
• Heavy rains today could cause flooding in low-lying areas
• Ex-worker: Layoffs curb public pool safety
• Storm may flood area
• High-flying schedule
• Officers went beyond duty
• Viker says he’s not a liberal
• Street talk: House passes Carney’s fair trade act
• New director enjoys challenges
• Three interested in potential vacancy
• Construction not likely soon
• Area’s needy getting sicker
• Get ready to toast Oktoberfest
• Man charged with taking pot into courthouse
• 2 hurt on highways
• City cop off hook for alleged curse at kid
• McCann grads ready for workforce
• Heritage Days set for this weekend
• 40 attend renaming of road for soldier
• Nicole hammers Valley
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10 million child products
• Boaters deflated by end of season
• Police: Victims lose $314,500
• New poll shows gubernatorial race tightening
• Poll: Toomey leads Sestak among likely voters
• Heavy rain could cause minor flooding on Thursday
• State Senate president says Marcellus Shale tax bill is flawed
• Marino will win 10th, pundit says
• Capitol exhibit
• Backers praise ‘cocky’ officer
• Personal care assistant admits fraud, theft
• Businessman faces 12 felony counts in vehicle-delivery case
• Driver faces two years imprisonment in double fatality
• Public Utility Commission approves rate increase for Citizens Electric
• Tom Marino receives endorsement from former opponent
• Street talk: Casimir: Closure not easy decision
• East Buffalo Township Supervisors review development project
• Commissioner brings business savvy to race
• PUC OKs rate hike for Citizens’ Electric
• Route 11 to be named for fallen soldier
• Students collect canned goods for food bank
• Governor names nurse to head state's Health Department
• Amtrak unveils long-term plan for high-speed rail
• Joe Biden: Democrats must turn campaign against the Tea Party
• States offer aid to help prevent farm tractor deaths
• In Oriental, taxes are top election topic
• Marino changes story
• Educators: Program a flop
• Street talk: One poll for Marino, other for Carney
• Valley resident, official spar over cracks in monument base
• Mifflinburg grad wins state dairy princess crown
• Obama: Money alone can't solve school predicament
• Frank Brannon Jr. pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in fatal street fight
• Gettysburg Address 'witness tree' saplings on sale
• Pumpkins plentiful in time for fall
• A bit of 'Mayberry' walks the fairgrounds
• Rushtown Road will be closed Tuesday
• Traffic delays expected on Route 11
• Divorces down 11%
• 200-plus pounds of pills collected in Valley
• Newly hired chiefs: Town's future bright
• Group: 2 per cell foments prison’s violence
• Group nursing creek to health
• Judge: No more delays in hunter's shooting trial
• No more delays for hunter in shooting
• 100 vendors, petting zoo scheduled for fall festival
• Board: No firm plans for school
• Republican to seek advice
• Project 40% complete
• Farmers take up camera against fracking practice
• Some nonprofits must file with IRS
• Free passes help families beat the heat
• Food distribution exceeded expecatations
• Report: Crime spread across Valley
• Alleged theft prompts lie-detector tests
• Valley group: Close Selinsgrove Center
• Rig hits, kills horse
• Midd-West high school construction project now 40 percent complete
• Vendors, petting zoo and race cars featured at Saturday's Selinsgrove Market Street Festival
• Lewisburg Schools building plan not final, board members insist
• Prosecutors offer a prescription for safety
• Former fed forgets why he wanted Marino fired
• Work-release inmates busted
• Deadline near for unemployed to get tax break
• Fare preparations
• Seven arrested today for allegedly smuggling drugs into the Snyder County Prison
• Geisinger Health System considers $700 million financing plan
• State provides $200,000 for improvements at Monroe Township park
• YMCA coat drive helps the needy
• Vice President Joe Biden to speak at Democratic rally in State College
• Philadelphia becomes largest U.S. city with a casino
• Tree falls on truck, kills Valley resident
• Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler are the new American Idol judges
• State Senate leader proposes changes to open records
• Experts: Higher fines alone won't curb underage drinking
• Most local nursing facilities fall short in quality evaluations
• Enjoy the final day of summer today
• Police: Man with HIV fathered child with 14-year-old girl
• Motorcyclist critically injured in crash during police chase
• Spring Township officer says parents asked for speed trap
• Defense attorneys: Confession by suspect in double murder is tainted
• New $3 million municipal building coming to East Buffalo Township
• Hearing set for future of former Pennsylvania House site
• Attorney: Suspect 'caused' Altoona student's death
• Home construction jumps 10.5 percent in August
• New bridge on Kratzerville Road opens Wednesday morning
• Obama awards posthumous Medal of Honor to Berks County man
• Shale drilling opponents rally at Pennsylvania's Capitol
• Endangerment charges dropped in crash involving high school students
• 2010 High School Homecoming Photos
• Milton Public Library receives $1 million for new location
• Moose center donates $750 to Danville Skatepark project
• Lehigh University battles bedbugs
• Governor lays off 50 people to balance state's budget
• Woman imprisoned for second DUI-related vehicular homicide
• They're ready for the Beaver Community Fair
• Middleburg borough officials debate solutions for growing geese population
• Suicide suspected in death of Schyukill County police officer
• Career change enables Snyder County deputy to excel
• Life along River Road near Lewisburg will slow down this Saturday
• Marcellus Shale drillers set up jobs website
• Lively gathering helps Danville church promote visibility
• Fired employee can sue judge
• Flaming foliage may peak early
• Watsontown readies for yard sale
• Church takes stance against hate talk
• Educators, librarians see advantages of eBooks
• Watsontown firm adds ex-DEP chief to roster
• Wrappers raise money for house
• Motorcyclist dies in crash
• GOP to start TV ad blitz
• Evangelical considers dropping GHP
• Shik Shack fights back
• Police officers shoot gunman on Capitol Hill this morning
• Illegal immigrant charged in fatal crash Sunday in York County
• Five arrested in London for alleged threat on Pope Benedict XVI
• Hopes hang on shale gas jobs
• Volunteers' efforts keep fair moving
• Trainers get fair animals accustomed to people
• Penn State tries new initiatives to curb alcohol use
• Gettysburg park gets mixed advice on 'Cyclorama'
• Township may add regional police department
• Festival to draw crowd, tractors
• Authority christens its first ‘green’ house
• Valley road deaths drop
• Sandwich builders go for the record
• Life sentence upheld
• High Holy Day of Yom Kippur starts tonight
• Drawing a crowd
• 300 in Valley behind on mortgage payments
• Owner finds missing pooch on shelter website
• Weis executive charged in Md.
• Burglary suspect dies in custody
• Valley hospitals ready for hostage situations
• Witten to retire from CSIU helm
• Companies asked to match gifts to United Way
• Karate kids to compete
• A week without Facebook?
• Liablity an obstacle to holding cell
• Marino courts Sarah Palin
• District cyber school project paying off
• Valley ‘safe’ from major gas blast
• County cleanup costs $100G
• Zoning concerns residents
• Energy program saving school money
• Cracked structure raises questions at meeting
• Recreational fund shortfall may lead to tax increase
• LARA unveils design for rail trail project
• Rare dino bound for Capitol
• Unable to avoid crash, truck driver faced with dangerous options
• Route 522 closed at crash scene west of Middleburg
• Gov. Ed Rendell touts gains in student standardized tests
• Aging gas pipe at risk of explosion nationwide
• County gives wayward youths a second chance
• State fines heritage group
• Suspect to judge: I’m no Nazi
• Bean Soup Festival continues in McClure
• Grandpa tells of rescue
• Mayor raises C.A.I.N.about code violations
• Transgender drivers win concession
• 1,100 walk for heart health
• Grampa to the rescue
• Towers en route to Altoona-area wind farm site
• Scientists examining remains at western Pa. prison
• 4 charged with killing Pa. teen, stealing sneakers
• Biosolids plan meets resistance
• Officials rally to defend code staff
• Wrestler denies abusing boy, 4
• Geisinger boasts robust revenue
• Prescription drugs collected for disposal
• Veterans learning to find their way without sight
• Venezuelan official: plane crashed with 47 aboard
• Toughen shale rules, Sierra Club urges
• Church to county: Thou shalt not tax us
• Rail trail design to be unveiled Tuesday
• Needle workers make point
• Diana Hettinger is Milton Harvest Festival Princess
• Contestant: 'Losers' see real changes
• It's Bean Soup time in McClure
• Apple growers happy with harvest
• 'It’s so easy to forget'
• Health care premiums expected to increase
• After 11 years, Revolutionary War museum settles on Philadelphia
• DA will address policeman issues if supervisors don’t
• Police discover key evidence in suspect’s car
• Yogaville to host memorial service
• Officers brave fire to rescue Lewisburg resident
• Striders can step out Sunday at Knoebels
• Woman held after two shot dead at Philadelphia area cookie plant
• Police: Sex photos sent to teens
• Skeletal remains discovered near Newport, Perry County
• Sewing outlet finds room to grow
• Valley chambers opt not to endorse candidates
• Witnesses: Strength evident during, after attacks
• Blue and white ready to fight
• Solemn 9/11 anniversary turns political this year
• Wegmans pulls reusable bags over lead concerns
• Mid-Atlantic team claims record-breaking pumpkin toss in Utah
• Police: Feuds sparked shooting at Philly area foods plant
• Shikellamy hits all 17 score targets
• Architect spells out building options
• Valley farmers eligible for drought assistance
• E-mail sparks Patriot Day salute
• Evidence sought in inmate's death
• Defense: Expert needed to review murder evidence
• Expert: State should weather recession
• Hey guys: Flamboyant dancing is best for attracting women
• Laura Bush to speak at 9/11 memorial fundraiser in Pittsburgh
• Random waste testing planned
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• Greener’ firm picked to handle recyclables
• Valley pastors, atheist: Don’t burn Quran
• Old Elks has new owner
• City has $1.2M to play with
• A 122% savings
• State court to review election nomination procedures
• State delays deployment of wine vending machines
• Sunbury man jailed for allegedly selling marijuana
• Would you like 1 hump or 2 with your dinosaur?
• Ed Rendell says 'Wackos' are taking over the Republican Party
• Codes officer’s walk still at issue
• Stray methane found in Susquehanna River and water wells
• Warden: ‘Superbug’ scare just manipulation
• County worker runs in 108th
• Jews set goals as new year begins
• Horse racers’ purse hits $150G
• Clock ticking for 911 choice
• Milton model train layout is new, improved
• School roof woes headed to court
• $2.5M expansion of Selinsgrove library to begin next spring
• A class to die for: Zombies 101
• Tougher poaching rules take effect today in Pennsylvania
• Governor wants gas industry to help shale towns
• Sunbury man who scuffled with police jailed today on assault charges
• Bedbugs (yuck) are flourishing
• It’s a farm full of friends
• State police: Indoor smoking ban citations down in Pennsylvania
• Jet Blue flight attendant in passenger tiff works on plea deal
• Lewisburg fire destroys buildings and 12 vehicles
• Buffalo Township in costly battle over biosolids plant
• Hunger strike ends at prison
• House candidates talk about early childhood education
• Fire hits 5 buildings
• Soldier’s Circle honors Iraq, Afghanistan dead
• Leaders see job growth from shale
• Bucknell plans new project
• Legion to hold 9/11 service
• Dollhouse store closing up shop
• No holiday on Bucknell, Susquehanna campuses
• Question of the week for politicians
• Princess contestants tell why they love Milton
• Fire destroyed Blue Hill resort
• Route 225 resurfacing project starts Tuesday
• Catawissa Avenue /Mile Hill Road resurfacing project resumes Wednesday
• Boy Scouts rededicate monument
• Group says Carney must go
• McEwensville family protects farm from future developers
• Troopers steal win
• Valley church to hold forum on mosque
• Report: 20% of teens suffer hearing loss
• Job agency to meet Penn Lyon workers
• State: Mayor’s grounds to boot councilman invalid
• Huge win, off the field
• Scouts to rededicate monument in park
• Sewer project receives grant
• Health clinic to open soon
• Cop injured after wrestling gun from standoff suspect
• Sunbury officer slightly injured in Chestnut Tower incident
• Some flooding in North Carolina as Earl moves north
• National unemployment rate increases to 9.6 percent
• Tenants evacuated, gunman fires shot at Sunbury high rise
• Irate cons reject food
• Bus leaves girl, 7, at wrong stop: Parents irate child’s plea to driver ignored
• Slaying suspect returns to Valley
• Oil sheen spreading from Gulf platform explosion
• Police: Woman zaps herself and brother with a stun gun
• Discovery Channel hostage-taker hated programming
• Former Steelers plan Flight 93 fundraising dinner
• Earl approaching East Coast today with 145 mph winds
• Vandals cut ribbons from Edison Bridge railing
• Veteran wore medals he never earned
• Northumberland County contests jobless benefits for fired deputy
• ‘Doggie Dip’ to close out community pool’s season
• Union County endorses $10.5M grant for Bucknell
• Zany mascots set as football hours away
• Park’s labor day is Tuesday
• Flurry of new TV ads airing in Pennsylvania's U.S. Senate race
• WWII ship that ferried troops docks in Pittsburgh
• Leaders clash on policing city blight
• Chiefs blast Carney over funding woes
• Family celebrates couple’s love story
• Tom Marino challenges Chris Carney to join a series of debates
• Election 2010: Onorato slams Corbett's opposition to drilling tax
• Federal agencies coordinating funding for Chesapeake Bay restoration
• City cops fail exam, get bump in money
• Two face trial in boiling water attack on Lancaster area mom
• County mails muffed ballots
• Ferries take people off North Carolina island ahead of Earl
• Prothonotary’s office faces $14G shortfall
• Housing market slump hits Penn Lyon Homes
• Program gives kids a second chance
• Gov. Ed Rendell to headline Iowa Democratic dinner
• All Home Days still honors returning veterans
• The Susquehanna River will serve as an outdoor classroom
• $40G still needed to install bowl slide
• New Danville band director to debut at alma mater
• Government gives BU $200G for early retirees’ health costs
• Bowens prepare to chair United Way campaign
• Casinos cash in; taxpayers still shell out
• Heat won’t let up until the weekend
• Dad pays big to probe son’s death
• Former clerk sentenced to state prison for embezzlement
• Hearing on Gettysburg casino plan to draw hundreds
• Hurricane Earl threatens the Eastern Coast after hitting Caribbean
• Developer: Historic Gettysburg and casino can work together
• Two graduates earn Yellow Rose Awards
• Women’s center faces funding crisis
• Muscle power in action
• Growing Hurricane Earl threatens north Caribbean
• New battle fought over casino plan near Gettysburg
• Pennsylvania school pension fund posts 14.6 percent return
• U.S. grapples with bedbug problem and misuse of pesticides
• SU mulls purchase of subsidized housing complex
• Crash snarls traffic
• A good year: Grape vines thrive in hot days, cold nights
• Snyder County has rich baseball tradition
• Social clubs hoping to raise stakes
• Fires weren’t a surprise, fireworks sponsor says
• Driver found dead 6 hours after crash
• Fireworks, and fire
• Driver crashes car during police chase
• 100 peruse new bookstore
• Perk gives incumbents edge
• Battles for the bench on horizon
• SU freshmen get introduction to new home
• Valley post office may get stamped out
• Furloughed woman faces sheriff’s sale
• Chips down for bingo in Valley
• Council straddles law with e-mails
• County inmate has superbug
• Arsonist targeted Valley home
• Glenn Beck to visit Valley in November
• Boat launch closed for triathlon event
• Teen, 18, charged in pot sale on night of shooting
• Political ads surpass 2006 levels as attacks mount
• Ford recalls 575,000 Windstar vans
• Forty one Marcellus shale drillers miss reporting deadline
• Fireworks won’t be threat to park
• Prizes, fair, movie set for grand opening
• Late Judge Ranck to be remembered
• Sarah Palin to address Pennsylvania Family Institute tonight in Hershey
• Century-old structures topple in 5 seconds
• Economy slows to 1.6 percent as trade gap widens
• 640 freshmen arrive at Susquehanna University
• Angry hospital caller gets 24 hours in jail
• BREAKING NEWS: Montour County fire ruled arson
• Montour County woman escapes safely from burning home
• CEO: Geisinger system is financially healthy
• Expert: Carney to bank on foe’s mob ties
• Biggest fireworks show set
• City takes stand on lingering issue
• Restaurants scramble after massive egg recall
• Ground zero's boundaries evolve in mosque debate
• New jobless claims continue to indicate a slow economy
• New Poll: Toomey leads Sestak among likely voters
• Courthouse air test results due today
• 100 gather in Milton to kick off $500,000 revitalization effort
• Tests show courthouse air quality is normal
• 60 percent rate hike OK’d
• 800 sign college petitions
• 100 jobs may be in peril
• ‘Cocky’ Valley cop incites rage
• Arson suspect blames little brother
• Preservation group backs Gettysburg casino plan
• PREIT still owns 3 undeveloped lots
• 'Hill' neighbors connect Tuesday evening in Sunbury
• Economic recovery stalls as firms and homebuyers cut back
• Onorato accuses Corbett of flip-flop on tax pledge
• State Supreme Court rules on disabled medical decisions
• Marino fears for future of Social Security
• Board sets higher standard
• Driver cut from school bus list
• Sheriffs support restoration of powers
• Home sales plunge 27 percent to lowest level in 15 years
• Historic paddleboat docks on Philadelphia waterfront
• Freshmen share soles
• Lawmakers: New transit plan dead
• Police: Suspect admits sex crime
• Office air foul, workers say
• 4 nabbed in arson bid
• Police seek robber
• Sunbury mulls hiring out inspections
• Pennsylvania Turnpike is doubling E-ZPass annual service fee
• Danville police investigating armed robbery early this morning
• Governor urges boost in transportation funding
• Order dedicated to friendship, freedom, charity
• Results of probe due in two weeks
• Pacing driver makes officers suspicious
• Egg recall: FDA commissioner says agency needs more authority
• Corbett praises Valley firm
• Third suspect arrested in death of homeless man in Harrisburg
• ‘The Lord shined on us’
• Rallies over mosque near ground zero get heated
• Michelle Obama to join Laura Bush at 9/11 event in Shanksville
• Couple leap to escape flames
• Stem-cell treatment sends Union County family to China
• Milton premiere packs high school auditorium
• Mural shows Forest Hill's past
• Daily Item wins dog-eat-dog showdown
• Bucknell freshman converge on campus
• Fugitive's run ends with a crash
• More than 200 join Winans' Triathlon for Kids
• Yoga center murder suspect fighting extradition
• New York mosque leader says changing course is not an option
• 15 Pennsylvania airports to split $1.9 million in government funds
• Philadelphia area woman sues store over bedbug complaint
• Arizona fugitive and fiancee arrested at campsite
• Police await word on extradition in yoga center murder case
• Local performers prove that the valley's 'got talent'
• Local veterans split on the success of Iraqi war
• Questions linger about ground zero mosque
• Sunny skies to shine on Sunbury River Festival
• Bucknell: Barnes & Noble's woes won't hurt local bookstore
• Little League World Series: A $2 million home run for the Valley
• Sen. Bob Casey says federal government should regulate gas drilling
• Bikers honor 9/11 victims with 455-mile ride
• Officers, Milton mayor endorse Chris Carney for re-election
• Marcellus Shale focus of new Penn State research center
• Governor says about 100 state layoffs are necessary
• Injuries reported today in Route 11 crash
• Blaze electrifies house
• Friends compete for judge vacancy
• Athletes pay to play in 5 Valley districts
• Sidewalk repairs discussed at meeting
• Newspaper and radio square off for food fight
• 2,200 face end of jobless aid
• Thieves ride off with 3 vehicles
• It's up to breweries to can the bottling tradition
• New state prison being built in Centre County
• Fire destroys dwelling today in Hartleton, Union County
• Sellers: Gulf shrimp will be safe to munch
• Riverfront work shaping up
• They always see red
• Plant owner off to jail for violating court orders
• Man charged with beating his fiancee with a frying pan
• Board commits to better student reading scores
• Businesman loses all when van is stolen
• Wayne County trial opens for Virginia man accused in 1991 murder
• Firefighters respond to silo fire this morning in Snyder County
• Baghdad suicide bomb hits Iraqi army recruits, killing 61
• Beavertown celebrates its bicentennial
• College project seeks a president
• Allergy drug device policy in the works
• 78-year-old man rides roller coaster 90 times in one day
• Valley residents honor Ugandan bomb victims
• One person killed early today when jetliner crashes on Colombian island
• John Krupa withdraws from governor's race
• Reward offered for return of stolen van
• Geisinger team repairs cleft lips and palates in China
• White House says politics played no role in mosque remarks
• More Pennsylvania school districts mull 'pay to play' for athletes
• State officials consider shame as tax collection tool
• Town named for poetic hero
• Wine toast lures 166 in Valley
• New bishop thought he'd be college coach
• RNC leaves Marino waiting
• Clausi deflects auction charge
• Milton man rode cross-country to honor late friend
• Ready, set, glow
• RV driver: Friend didn't have time to scream
• Two raise $1,700 to help horses
• Hunters can enter lottery for deer hunt
• Mom to return without her boys
• Traffic stop ends suspect's run from law
• Valley chief busted
• Dressing for a cause
• Trial set in 2008 double murder
• Life jacket may have saved angler
• Union-Snyder President Judge Woelfel to retire at year's end
• School chief's 25-percent hike 'unacceptable'
• Methane found in northeastern Pennsylvania wells
• Jet Blue flight attendant wants to return to air
• Iran's nuclear plant to start next week, Russians said today
• Building collapses this morning in Detroit; 8 firefighters hurt
• President Obama today signs $600 million border security bill
• Democratic Party ad targets Toomey in Senate race
• Sunbury River Festival

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