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With less than a month to go before PPL rates spike, new competitors are creating advertisements that offer to save customers money.
Celebrations Spotlight: Danielle Hileman and Doug Mueller
Danielle Hileman, 27, and Doug Mueller, 28, wed on July 25, 2009. They now reside in Butler.
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I-80 toll plan foes court tax supportLocal group leader seeks Scott's help for 'war chest'
A group fighting tolls on Interstate 80 is seeking taxpayer money to help fund its effort.
Wintry Mix Causes Driving Mess
It's been one big misadventure on the roads for many drivers. While conditions improved by late morning, it's little consolation to many commuters who had to head out first thing Wednesday.
Scott Township lays off three employees, projects $100,000 deficit by Dec. 31
Expecting a shortfall of about $100,000 by the end of the year, township officials have laid off three full-time employees and cut a fourth's hours back to 10 per week.
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An attorney and three police officers are interested in becoming Berwick's district judge now that Richard Cashman is retiring.
Celebrate Chanukah at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh
Celebrate Chanukah at the JCC The Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh is the place to be for Chanukah, with activities for all ages at the JCC in Squirrel Hill and the South Hills.
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Chiefs say BU Police stayed mum on lost ammo
When a stockpile of 125,000 bullets went missing from Bloomsburg University, campus police never alerted other local officers to be on the lookout, confirmed several police chiefs.
If you enjoy dogs, physical exercise and lots of positive feedback, pet grooming could be a career for you.
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Crash driver Nolte says he's ready to pay debt
At age 20, with five to 10 years in prison stretching out in front of him, "Everything's hit bottom," David F. Nolte said.
The Breakfast Club a ' Veterans share war stories By Roxanne Hale For The Almanac writer@thealmanac.net Once a month they get together to share stories of their remarkable backgrounds and varied feats both here and abroad.
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Three people were taken to the hospital yesterday after an octogenarian smashed into another car while trying to turn into Wendy's restaurant here, police say.
Man accused of assaulting teen
A 26-year-old New Castle man has been charged with assaulting a 13-year-old girl.
New Castle Man Accused Of Assaulting 13-Year-Old Girl
A New Castle resident was accused of assaulting a 13-year-old girl on Wednesday.
Teens Knock On Door, Save Lawrence Co. Family From Fire
Two teenagers are being called heroes for waking up a Lawrence County family and getting them out of their burning home.
Capozzoli strikes right notes By Shannon Smith For The Almanac writer@thealmanac.net South Fayette High School junior Nick Capozzoli, 16, impresses many with his accomplishments, most notably on the organ.
Insurance Fraud Charges Dropped Against Arson Suspect
Some charges against a Lackawanna County arson suspect have been dropped. Manfred Lennartz was back in court Tuesday morning for a preliminary hearing.
Mt. Lebanon Doctor, Wife Charged In Underage Drinking Case
MT. LEBANON, Pa. -- An orthopedic surgeon and his wife face charges after police said officers busted a party at their Mt.
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Bloom blaze toll may hit $750GAll three destroyed buildings must be razed, fire officials say
Fire officials say the value of property lost in Sunday morning's downtown blaze could reach $750,000. Bloomsburg Fire Chief Hugh Gross said all three fire-ravaged buildings - tax records show they date to the early 1900s - will have to be demolished.