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Venango Co. airport to get flights to Cleveland
Continental will soon begin offering flights from Venango Regional Airport in northwestern Pennsylvania to Cleveland.
Three generations open new winery in Franklin Township
A second winery opened its tasting room Tuesday, offering its visitors a selection of home-blended wines and an unparalleled view of the eastern foothills of the South Mountains.
Lebanon Borough Mayor Mark Paradis admits that some people might have their doubts, but once they see the views from the highway, they'll realize that Interstate 78 is worth celebrating.
The Pennsylvania Civil Service Commission Monday upheld the termination of a former Sugarcreek Borough police officer who was arrested on DUI charges in January.
Two injured in Adams County motorcycle crashes
CASHTOWN, Tuesday, July 14 -- Pennsylvania State Police, Gettysburg, reported two motorcycle crashes during the weekend in Franklin Township: Bennett Bittinger, 74, of Chambersburg was taken to Washington ...
Employees at Chambersburg Hospital have reached an agreement on a new contract. The employees voted by a 97 percent majority to ratify the new four-year contract Thursday after two days of negotiations between ...
Pursuit by W-B police ends with man's arrest Police Blotter
BARRE City police reported the following: Kristopher A. Powell was arrested on possession of drug paraphernalia and resisting arrest after a short foot pursuit by police officers at the intersection of Sullivan ...
Can there be such a thing as too many oboes? Brian Norcross, conductor of Allegro: The Chamber Orchestra of Lancaster, tells of an international music conference his mother, an oboist, once attended.
Council members discuss historic plaques
David Taylor from Taylor and Taylor Associates, Inc., on hand at Monday night's St.
Pier 11 coming back from the dead?
The "opportunistic species" - that's horticultural lingo for some serious weeds - soar 10 feet and taller on Pier 11, a historic structure that juts into the Delaware River just south of the Benjamin Franklin ...
Pier 11 coming back from the dead?
The "opportunistic species" - that's horticultural lingo for some serious weeds - soar 10 feet and taller on Pier 11, a historic structure that juts into the Delaware River just south of the Benjamin Franklin ...
Possible Sexual Predator In Carlisle
Carlisle Police are looking for a man they say preys on teenage girls. In one case, the man even tried to abduct a 12-year-old girl.
Patriots with local ties battled British with arms and pens
Parades, picnics, festivals and fireworks are all part of the mid-summer celebration centered around today's date, the Fourth of July.
Pa. Lawmakers Warn Electric Rate Caps Will Come Off
Democrats in the Pennsylvania legislature are sounding the alarm over caps on electric rates that will expire in the next few years.
$650 million set aside for environment and energy
Part of yesterday's budget deal included a rough agreement to spend $650 million on environment- and energy-related programs, $500 million of which will come from new borrowing over two years.
Public record for Sunday, June 29, 2008
JUNE 24: 8:45 p.m. A male juvenile was charged with unauthorized use of an automobile and driving without a license after he took his parents' vehicle without permission from the 100 block of Cranberry Road, ...
By invitation only: Teenagers in flight training at Venango
Photo by Jerry Sowden - Flight instructor Donald Cramer of Franklin gives David Perrett of Rouseville preflight instructions before the two took to the skies over Venango County during the first day of the ...
City seeks balance with new cameras
Sharp eyes and a selective memory are what the city of Pittsburgh wants in a security camera system, according to a proposed privacy ordinance sent to City Council yesterday.
Pennsylvania moves up in science, technology
When it comes to technology and science assets, Pennsylvania is doing better than four years ago, enough to boost a national ranking from 16th to 13th.
Franklin school district fact and figures
Here are some of the facts and figures the Franklin school district is considering as it ponders the future of the district's six elementary buildings.