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Mary JoAnn Geiger Morrow, 65, of 682 Pleasant Drive, Warren, died at 6:10 a.m., Wednesday, September 24th, 2008 at Warren General Hospital.

“We're looking at the Sesquicentennial as being a landmark year, and we thought it would be special to have the head of state - ”

Gov. Ed Rendell will speak at Susquehanna's 2008 commencement on May 11, the university announced Tuesday. via The Crusader

“If some of the things that were said about her were said about a man in our society, there'd be a fistfight.”

Issue date: 4/15/08 Section: News Previous celebrity endorsers at IUP for political candidates were not able to attract the same mixture of students as Sean Astin did while stumping for Clinton on Sunday. via The Penn

“He taught me an awful lot, about programming and announcing”

His voice conquered the airwaves of Northeastern Pennsylvania for more than two decades. via Times Leader

“Not many Pennsylvanians who are likely to vote in the primary remain uncertain about the candidates or their choice”

One week before Pennsylvania's presidential primary, Hillary Rodham Clinton is holding the line as front-runner. After three weeks of shifts in Obama's favor, the percentages in a new Quinnipiac University ... via WTAE-TV Pittsburgh

“We can give them different answers about what's in the file”

Monroe County's home foreclosure rate is on pace to reach a new all-time high in 2008. via Pocono Record

If you need a new haircut for spring, check out Central Pennsylvania's 6th Annual St. via The York Daily Record

“A dollar spent in any community is re-spent about 7 times, so the fact that our students are here, most of whom are residential students, they're consuming goods and services in the community, so that helps support the city as well.”

Williamsport, Lycoming County- A new study reveals that nearly one-third of all properties in Williamsport are tax exempt, and that is hurting the city's bottom line. via PAHomepage.com

Police arrested a man suspected in the armed robberies at least 20 banks and businesses in Pennsylvania and Maryland since October. via WHTM

“Our electric bill is up about 10%, our natural gas bills are up about 20% and the cost of diesel fuel from July 1st is up 30% so it's a very difficult situation for the food bank.”

The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank in Susquehanna Township, Dauphin County, is seeing an increase in all utilities, but especially in diesel costs. via WHP-TV Harrisburg