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A 13-year-old was taken into custody state police at Lamar said he led them on a chase, reaching speeds of more than 100 mph, while driving a stolen car.

A 13-year-old was taken into custody state police at Lamar said he led them on a chase, reaching speeds of more than 100 mph, while driving a stolen car.

Regina Kraus hasn't been back to the Seton Hill campus since she graduated in 1969, even though her husband, Bill, has visited his alma mater, St.

Michael Marshall: three counts of possession with intent to deliver heroin, three counts of delivery of heroin, two counts of delivery of cocaine, one count of criminal conspiracy, one count of criminal use of ...

Three men are facing charges for their part in a $2 million drug ring. Attorney General Tom Corbett announced the arrests in Lock Haven Thursday afternoon.

Borough Council members agreed Monday night to consider joining the Pennsylvania Municipal Power Agency, a new organization whose goal is to help member municipalities find ways to lower the cost of wholesale ...

A Northern High School wrestling coach was found not guilty of smacking one of his wrestlers, district court officials said Thursday. via The York Daily Record

Boards for U.S., Atlantic Seaboard Delaware Recent discussion: Sandra, Neither one of my kids were planned to be a Jan. via Baby Center

“Certainly we wouldn't mind if he were doing more than that, but we're satisfied with the sentence.”

A New York gang member and Mill Hall resident alleged to have brought more than $2 million in cocaine and heroin into the region was sentenced to spend 10 to 20 years in state prison Tuesday.

Orlando 'OD' Diaz Jr. was given an aggregate sentence of 10 to 20 years by Centre County Judge Thomas King Kistler after the admitted drug dealer expressed his regret for the choices he'd made.

Diaz told the judge he is not the drug kingpin as portrayed by the media, but that he was a dealer and would rehabilitate himself. Read more

State police at Lamar said a Howard man will be charged after creating a scene at a communications store in Mill Hall, Clinton County. via Centre Daily Times

Borough police recorded several incidents early Sunday outside Tony's Big Easy and Lulu's Nightspot, both at 1291/2 S. Pugh St. via Centre Daily Times

Patrick Kleban , 11, and Clark Handel, 12, race down a hill at Slab Cabin Park on Friday, February 22. via Centre Daily Times

A storm that brought up to 3 inches of snow and sleet to the county also resulted in some slick roads, leading to a crash that knocked out power Friday evening to 150 residences of western Ferguson Township.

No one was injured when a driver lost control of a vehicle on an icy state Route 45, between Tadpole Road and Deibler Road, west of Pine Grove Mills.

The vehicle struck a utility pole, bringing the pole and wires down across the roadway and knocking out power to about 150 households. Read more

“That has given us a real awakening”

Centre County leaders hope to tap into almost $400,000 in federal dollars to help make a custody exchange center for children a reality. via Centre Daily Times

A tractor trailer and horse and buggy collided in Clinton County. Troopers said the buggy pulled out in front of the rig early this morning near Lamar. via WNEP-TV Moosic

A custody trial is under way in Lycoming County over a 4-year-old girl whose parents died in a murder-suicide last year. via WHP-TV Harrisburg

Four Philipsburg-Osceola Area students, three in junior high school and one in senior high, were expelled for the rest of the school year. via Centre Daily Times

Last Tuesday evening, Principal Terry Murty of Woodward and Dickey Elementary Schools, addressed members of the Lock Haven Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa at the Aungst Restaurant in Mill Hall, hosted by Phi Delta ... via The Eagle Eye

“When we were eating at the bar next door, he said that would be a good place to rob. I knew what he was doing. I'm not stupid. But I wanted the drugs so bad I didn't care what he was doing.”

The sister of accused serial robber George S. Patton tearfully told a Centre County judge Thursday that she lied during an earlier court hearing when she said she had no idea her brother was robbing the stores ... via Centre Daily Times

“I don't want to sit in an office; I want to do something”

Joel Long was born and raised in the Lock Haven area and attended Lock Haven University. via The Eagle Eye