Ernest News

Two accused associates of the Pagans motorcycle gang waived preliminary hearings yesterday and will stand trial with other members of an alleged racketeering ring that state police say was controlled by fugitive Raymond "Pete" Overly, head of the Greensburg chapter of the Pagans.

This afternoon, Sheree Shoemaker delivered folded copies of the Lancaster New Era to homes along her Martic Township route.

On a white Christmas morning in 2002, it became a symbol of a community's darkest hour.

Kids at the Kaiserman JCC's summer camp prep for a kickball game. The Jewish Community Centers of Greater Philadelphia, a venerable institution that has played a key role in the lives of generations of Philadelphians, is in the final stages of splitting up, leaving each branch in business for itself.

The Kate Sharpley Library collective are pleased to announce our latest pamphlet, a Malatesta-style talk about anarchism and the state of the world between two workers, with satirical illustrations by Richard Warren.

For the fifth year in a row, the Lancaster New Era was the most award-winning newspaper of its size in the state.

People who do great things are an inspiration for everyone. Well-written children's nonfiction books supply the mind with knowledge, ideas and perhaps, ultimately, the very catalyst that propels an individual to seek out their own strengths and gifts.

Westminster College honored 40 employees for 803 years of combined service at a luncheon May 6 in the Witherspoon Rooms of the McKelvey Campus Center.

BY JANICE RAINEY JRAINEY@TRIBDEM.COM Amen's prayer breakfast will be held at 7:30 today in The Zone at Emmanuel Baptist Church, 425 Luther Road, Richland Township.

OK, quick: Who discovered the North Pole? Give up? Don't worry, no one else is sure, either.

F. Dennis Riegelnegg has been named the next president of St. Joseph's College in Indiana.

A $25-a-week boost for Pennsylvania residents receiving unemployment compensation started this week as the state's jobless rate in January rose to its highest level in more than 15 years, officials said Friday.

At 97, Ernest F. Ritter Jr. is beyond being in a hurry. He lives his life quietly, deliberately, at Phoebe Home.

A Uniontown attorney has announced his candidacy for Fayette County Common Pleas Court.

First, the plot: Once upon a time, In the early 20th century, D.H. Lawrence was a naughty man.

In the midst of the social unrest that has been shaking Guadeloupe for almost 11 days, IndiscrA©tions publishes writer Ernest PA©pin's letter to his fellow Guadeloupeans.

Carlos RodrA guez of Rescatar [es] writes that is shameful that the local government must threaten property owners to keep their land free of standing water , which is a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

A 24-year-old Bethlehem man died Friday night in a rush-hour collision between a car and tractor-trailer on Route 33 north of Route 248.

The Baby Mary investigation -- an infant girl found dead in a Fayette County creek -- was cold for more than eight years and consumed a state trooper who never gave up on the case.

Reading Eagle: Jeremy Drey A sign along Schappell Road in Windsor Township objects to the plans of a farmer to use sewage sludge to fertilize his fields in Windsor and Perry townships.