Aug 11, 2009 | Times Leader
Wyoming Seminary Upper School students recognized for Spanish exam scores
Wyoming Seminary Upper School students were honored for their achievements in Spanish based on their scores in the 2009 National Spanish Examination.
Bridge work may cause delays on Rte. 322 Thursday
Motorists traveling on Route 322 near Port Matilda Thursday may encounter some delays.
Bridge work may cause delays on Rte. 322 Thursday
Motorists traveling on Route 322 near Port Matilda Thursday may encounter some delays.
Wyoming Seminary students win Spanish Language awards
Wyoming Seminary Upper School students were honored for their achievements in Spanish, based on their scores in the 2009 National Spanish Examination.
Cameras catching dumpers in Laurel Run
LAUREL RUN Security cameras are now playing a part in policing against illegal dumping, council was told Thursday.
Updates on Two Clearfield County Bridges
With repairs complete, PennDOT has removed weight limit restrictions on the Laurel Run Bridge on state Route 2034 in the village of Wallaceton, Clearfield County.
Person of the week: Susan A. Frederick
Age: 48. Address: Muhlenberg Township. Family: Husband, Michael; and three children: Matthew, 25, West Hartford, Conn.; Christopher, 24, Harrisburg; and Nicole, 21, senior at Lebanon Valley College.
AUSTIN -- George James Koval, age 89, died Wednesday, June 24, 2009, at Sacred Heart Care Center, where he lived for 4 1/2 years.
911 project comes to Laurel Run
LAUREL RUN Borough officials were advised Thursday that 911 is coming to town. Or, more accurately, as in eight other county municipalities, the firm GeoComm is coming to check street addresses and GPS locations in order to build an effective map for the county's 911 emergency dispatch center.
Enhanced 911 project may change some addresses
Upgrading of standardized addressing system taking place in nine municipalities.
It's just after 8 a.m., and Zane Fink drops off his backpack in class and walks out to his school's fish tank.
Wildfire expected to burn itself out
A massive wildfire on Penobscot Mountain, which consumed forestland between Laurel Run Borough and state Route 309 in Mountain Top for several days, was "pretty much contained" and expected to burn itself out, state fire officials said Monday.
Penobscot Mountain, Laurel Run Brush Fire Destroys 2200 Acres
Although many Mountaintop residents were unaware of the dangerous brush fire heading their way on Saturday, few seemed to miss the smell of smoke that lingered in the air throughout the weekend.
Forest fire specialists fight brush fires
Team brought in by state forestry officials relieves local firefighters on Penobscot Mountain.