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The Memorial Council of the Indiantown Gap National Cemetery will present the 31st Memorial Day program at 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Man bitten while trying to save dog
A Rottweiler that police said has terrorized this Coal Township village for three years bit a Kulpmont man in the forehead Friday morning, prompting police to charge the dog's owner with recklessly endangering another person.
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Despite cold, rain, Schmidts smile ear to ear during parade
MIKE STAUGAITIS/Staff Photo The Sump Pumpers had their classic fire engine decorated with F&S gear for the Anthracite Heritage Festival of the Arts parade on Friday evening.
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More neighbors credited with helping during Coal Twp. fire
While police continue their probe of Thursday's early-morning blaze on West Arch Street, two neighbors were commended for assisting police and firefighters in making sure the occupants escaped unharmed.
Man spits at fellow poker player at Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem, police report
Authorities say a Coal Township, Pa. man spit at another man during a Texas Hold 'Em game at the casino.
Clarks's Grove UMC to hold veterans service
The 31st annual veterans memorial service will be held Sunday at Clark's Grove United Methodist Church in Irish Valley.
F&S billboard revived; memorabilia of beer company still popular
Larry Deklinski/Staff Photo A closer view of an 8-by-18-foot hand-painted billboard that advertised Fuhrmann and Schmidt Brewing Company.
A state police fire marshal is unable to determine the cause of a three-alarm fire that gutted one West Arch Street home and caused severe damage to two others early Thursday morning.
Two Houses Gutted, Neighbors Concerned
Fire investigators were busy in Northumberland County Thursday after a fire ripped through two houses in Coal Township before dawn.
From the Producers Pod: May 23, 2013 Edition
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Traffic was backed up on Route 147 east-bound near the Interstate 80 interchange this morning.
Overnight Fire Damages Coal Twp. Building
The fire started at 1237 West Arch Street in Coal Township around two a.m. There were reports of fire shooting through the roof of the building.
District Court, Gembic: Thursday, May 23, 2013
The following hearings took place Tuesday before Magisterial District Judge John Gembic III.
A revised lineup has been released for Friday's Anthracite Heritage Festival Parade, set to kick off the eighth annual Anthracite Heritage Festival of the Arts this weekend.
Shamokin festival news: Coal Township VFW to collect worn flags
Coal Township Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 317 will collect worn American flags at its booth, No.
Man who killed porn producer returns to county for hearing
The male escort and pornographer from Virginia - who murdered his chief rival in the gay porn industry, Bryan Kocis, 44, of Dallas Township - is seeking Post Conviction Collateral Relief, a form of an appeal.
District Court: Monday, May 20, 2013
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Memorial Day March set for May 27
The annual Memorial Day March, which will be held at 7 a.m. Monday, May 27, is being organized by the Joint Area Veterans Organizations, the Shamokin and Coal Township fire departments and the Shamokin and Coal Township police departments.
What's on tap locally for Tuesday's primary election
Voters, participating this year in an election that is strictly "local," will head to their neighborhood polls Tuesday to nominate candidates for Northumberland County row, municipal and school board offices.
For the Record: Sunday, May 19, 2013
Matthew Liendo, of 1432 W. State St., Coal Township, to Sara D. Coulbourn, of 422 Jasmine Road, Paxinos.