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He was negotiating a left curve, thrown from the motorcycle and it overturned and slid 60 feet before coming to rest.

Here are the top five stories for the month of June, as read by you, the readers.

This last week the News Team brought you coverage from Curwensville and Clearfield Borough as well as the Clearfield County Career & Technology Center.

State police at Clearfield are continuing to investigate a crash on U.S. Route 322 near Woodland on Monday that killed one person and sent four others to hospitals.

State police in Clearfield reported that an automobile accident on U.S. Route 322 Monday shortly before noon claimed the life of one female and left others injured.

A truck tractor, which has an estimated $15,000 value, was not returned to LJF Incorporated Trucking in Irvona on Monday, the Clearfield State Police reported.

“I'm 88 years old and voting for Hillary.”

On Thursday afternoon approximately 2,500 people were on hand to witness a historic moment in St. via The Daily Press

A candidate for Congress in Pennsylvania has been charged with felony burglary and criminal trespass. via The York Daily Record

“This is for the board and staff to talk about these concepts and figure out how they mesh with our priorities”

Coming to an enlivened Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts: Brahms and bebop, to be sure. via Philly.com

Have you ever fallen? If so, were you hurt from the fall? Have you thought about what might happen if you do fall and get hurt? In Pennsylvania, falling is the leading cause of injury-related hospitalizations ... via GantDaily.com

Several computers, valued at $3,600, were reportedly removed from a secured office within Stemmler Hall, located at 3450 Hamilton Walk, at about 8:30 a.m. March 29 - A male unaffiliated with the University of ... via Daily Pennsylvanian

“I can only say the pain is indescribable and never-ending, a loss that is incomprehensible”

Pennsylvania State Police have charged a Stewartstown man with vehicular homicide while driving under the influence in the Sept. via The York Daily Record

Caution tape lines the front of the house at 209 Third Street in Hanover this morning after a car crashed through the front of it. via Evening Sun

Pi Lambda Phi , an arts & culture-oriented fraternity at the University of Pennsylvania, is proud to announce the lineup of their 30th annual day-long, all-age music festival known as "Human BBQ." Pilam's event ... via WKDU-FM Philadelphia

PennDOT reports lane restrictions with flagging on Route 309 between Shankweiler Road and Sand Spring/Orchard Road for a storm pipe installation April 2-30 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Expect delays or seek alternate ... via The Morning Call

“Senator Obama's campaign has had a big presence on this campus, and regardless of whether you support Senator Clinton's campaign or not, it's an honor to have the former president come on campus to speak.”

Former President William J. Clinton will discuss "Solutions for America" at Dickinson College on Thursday, March 27 at the Kline Athletic Center. via The Dickinsonian

A concert to benefit the Clearfield-Jefferson Chapter American Red Cross is being held at the Curwensville Presbyterian Church on March 30, 2008 at 3:00 p.m. Entertainment is featuring Brenda Weber, soloist, ... via GantDaily.com

“I think it makes sense to have somebody like Bill Clinton come out and motivate and energize the younger population”

Former President Bill Clinton will campaign for his wife, Hillary, at Dickinson College in Carlisle Thursday. via WHTM-TV Harrisburg

The Clinton campaign announced President Bill Clinton is returning to PennsylvaniaThursday to host "Solutions for America" events in Pottstown, Reading, Carlisle, Lewistown and State College. via Dailyitem.com

“We looked at the industry cluster in the Clearfield area and there's a great deal of construction businesses, and we thought it would be beneficial to narrow an exposition down to fit this industry”

Educational leaders, construction companies, and business organizations in our region have come together to organize the inaugural 2008 Building and Construction Trade Career Showcase. via GantDaily.com