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'The Flicker' has a good safety record, police say

GIRARDVILLE - You are already driving downhill when the S-curve appears suddenly. Then you realize there is a railroad crossing as well. If it is raining or icy, you may regret coming this...

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Lonergan crowned the 2012 Schuylkill County Junior Idol

FRACKVILLE - Unlike previous years, the three finalists for the fourth annual Schuylkill County Junior Idol competition didn't have to wait another day before a winner was announced.After one last...

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Water delinquents could get service shutoffs

ASHLAND - Customers of the Ashland Area Municipal Authority at least $400 in arrears can expect to receive a water shutoff notice this week in the mail."We are sending out numerous letters for shutoffs...

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Killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea

Serving almost a life sentence for planning and participating in the September 2009 murder of a Hazleton man in East Union Township, Curtis T. Foose testified Tuesday in Schuylkill County Court that...

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Mootz family may reopen candy factory, if lawsuit is success

The family of the late Joseph Edgar "Ned" Buckley, owner of Mootz Candies who died Feb. 19, may reopen the Pottsville business if it's successful in the pursuit of a more than $2 million lawsuit,...

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Deeds, Feb. 29

DeedsSouth Manheim Township - Thomas G. and Terri L. Saunders to Thomas G. and Terri L. Saunders; Lots 681 and 682, Lake Wynonah; $1.Thomas G. and Terri L. Saunders to Thomas G. and Terri L. Saunders;...

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PennDOT to begin road work on Interstate 81 on Thursday

FRACKVILLE - The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will begin work Thursday on 10 bridges and an exit ramp on Interstate 81 between exits 124 and 131 in New Castle, Ryan and Mahanoy townships...

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Corbett's proposed welfare cuts draw anger from Democrats

HARRISBURG - State Democratic senators angrily challenged Gov. Tom Corbett's top public welfare official Tuesday over the administration's moves to stop the growth of spending on a wide range of social...

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Police: Jim Thorpe man is only suspect in double murder in Split Rock

LAKE HARMONY - The Jim Thorpe man who shot and killed himself after being chased by police Saturday night is the only person suspected in the homicides of his grandmother and step-grandfather in Kidder...

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Around the Region

n Frackville: The Lenten season schedule for the Frackville Deanery of the Diocese of Philadelphia and Eastern Pennsylvania, Orthodox Church in America, is as follows: 4 p.m. Sunday, Pan-Orthodox...

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Kulpmont resident inducted to hall of fame for pioneering work with marching...

KULPMONT - Nearly 50 years after he began an era in local music that remains unmatched today, Paul Semicek is still earning accolades for his inspiration and dedication.Creator of the once famous...

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Branson entertainers coming to Tri-Valley

F&AM Valley Lodge 797 will bring a unique opportunity to local music fans when The Bretts, direct from Branson, Mo., take to the stage in Schuylkill County.Two shows will be held at 2 and 8 p.m....

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Welcome spring by getting outside

Get outside! Or at least start planning on it. Spring arrives officially on March 20 and we can't help but think of slightly milder temperatures and a brightening sky. Do you know the number one reason...

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Wildlife center in Elk County isn't just for hunters; it's a popular...

BENEZETTE - Elk season in Pennsylvania has very little to do with hunting and everything to do with conservation, education and economics. Today, because of the efforts of the privately funded and...

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Dragons among us

In Chinese tradition, 2012 is the Year of the Dragon. This awesome creature is a symbol of power, great strength, good luck and intelligence. Accordingly, babies born in this auspicious year will be...

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Stories are fun part of appraising

You may have attended one of my antiques appraisal shows or you may have read about the people I have met who asked me to appraise family heirlooms or flea market treasures. Since 1998, I present...

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Mars invading March night sky

I'm not trying to recreate H.G. Wells' War of the Worlds, but our night sky is under invasion from Mars. For virtually the rest of the month, our neighboring red planet will be dazzling all night long...

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College notes, March 4, 2012

King'sAbigail Malloy, Frackville, is student teaching as part of her education curriculum at King's College, Wilkes-Barre. She is teaching in a third-grade classroom at State Street Elementary School,...

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Dean's list, March 4, 2012

RedlandsErika R. Fetterolf, Los Angeles, Calif., a junior sociology major at the University of Redlands, was named to the dean's list for the fall semester. She plans to study medical ethics in...

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Neighbors in the news, March 4, 2012

CPA certificationAnthony P. Petrozino has successfully passed the requirements as a certified public ac-countant. He is em-ployed by RKL, CPA, Wyomissing.He is a 2005 graduate of Pottsville Area High...

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