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Woman arrested on domestic violence charges in Mount Carmel

MOUNT CARMEL, PA — A 21-year-old woman was arrested on domestic violence charges following a reported assault on Halloween night. Hope Michelle Feno, of Mount Carmel, was taken into custody after police responded to a residence on South Oak Street at approximately 11:47 p.m. Oct. 31. Officer Hornberger investigated...

Mt Carmel, PA · 2d
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Man accused of deceiving victim out of $17,000

GREGG TWP., UNION COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A man was arrested after police said he deceived a victim into withdrawing $17,000 from their bank account. Pennsylvania State Police were notified that an unknown suspect, later identified as Ying-Chieh Liao of Taiwan, contacted a man and deceived him into withdrawing $17,000.00 from his bank account. Police stated […]

Union County, PA · 2d

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Millville man charged after Benton hit-and-run

Benton, Pa. — A 34-year-old Millville man has been charged after a hit-and-run crash on Everett Street in Benton on Halloween night, state police at Bloomsburg said. Chase Stephen Fry was the driver of a 2020 GMC Sierra that turned onto Everett Street from a private driveway just after midnight, drove off the right side of the road and through a yard at 500 Everett Street, police say. He struck a fence and lawn decorations, then fled north on State Route 487, troopers said. The homeowner was able to provide the truck's license plate number to police, according to charges. Fry is facing multiple charges, including DUI and other driving violations. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Nov. 17 at District Judge Doug Brewer's office. Docket sheet

Benton, PA · 13h

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Bloomsburg police seek information on four men after stabbing

Bloomsburg, Pa. — Bloomsburg police are looking for information about four men caught on video and photographs as part of an investigation into a stabbing early Sunday morning. The stabbing occurred between 2:15 and 2:30 a.m. Nov. 1 in the 300 block of East Second Street, according to police. Investigators said a younger white male wearing a black puffy jacket over a red hooded sweatshirt chased one person while carrying a knife before stabbing a second person in the arm. The suspect is believed to have traveled west on East Second Street with several other individuals, police said. Anyone who witnessed the incident or has information that could help investigators identify the individuals is asked to contact Officer Tori Fitzwater at 570-784-6300 or by email .

Bloomsburg, PA · 2d

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Several northcentral schools receive bomb threats Friday

State College, Pa. — Three schools in north-central Pennsylvania have reported receiving bomb threats by phone Friday morning, prompting evacuations and K-9 searches. State College Police said Mount Nittany Elementary School received a threatening call that was immediately reported. Investigators said the threat was not credible and is believed to have been a hoax “swatting” incident connected to similar calls at other schools across Pennsylvania. Out of caution, police provided a presence at schools throughout the district. At Renn Elementary in Lairdsville, East Lycoming School District Superintendent Dr. Gregory S. Scoggins said the school received a bomb threat call at approximately 8:35 a.m. Pennsylvania State Police were notified and the building was evacuated. Students were moved to an off-site location. When K-9 units needed additional time, the district began parent reunification. All students were reunited with parents or sent home on buses. Two bomb-sniffing K-9 units later cleared the building. The school was given an all-clear shortly after noon. No one was injured. In Lewisburg, the Buffalo Valley Regional Police Department said an individual called Linntown Intermediate School and reported that a bomb had been placed inside. Teachers and staff were present for parent-teacher conferences and were evacuated. A K-9

State College, PA · 2d

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Polish Kielbasa Still Comes Off The Smokehouse Racks Every Week At This Pennsylvania Butcher Since 1940s

A small shop in coal country sells kielbasa in so many forms that it even turns it into dip. Then there are the bacon bombs. I’d call that a strong opening argument. Smoked rings share the counter with fresh links, jerky, kielbasa sticks, and homemade pierogies. Around Easter, the line can spill outside as families gather supplies for their holiday baskets.

Shenandoah, PA · 1d

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A mountain of coal waste is burning. For this Pa. town, the scars run deeper

LOCUST GAP — The majestic fall scene belies the 1,000-degree-plus coal refuse fire burning just a mile away. A little more than a week ago, fog and smoke blotted out visibility to near zero. Roads closed, and a state of emergency was declared. But on this Wednesday, the air...

Northumberland County, PA · 2d

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District 4 Playoffs: ‘Shore blows by Shamokin, 26-6

COAL TOWNSHIP, Pa. – Jersey Shore endured a 5-game losing streak to Shamokin over the last few years and a 5-game losing streak during the 2026 regular season. Both those uncharacteristic streaks came to an end Friday night as the Bulldogs went to Shamokin and came home with a 26-6 win.

Shamokin, PA · 2d

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Bomb threat investigated at Union County school

Lewisburg, Pa. — A bomb threat reported today at Linntown Intermediate School is being investigated, the Buffalo Valley Regional Police Department announced. Police were notified of the threat after an individual called the school and reported a bomb had been placed inside the building. Although regular classes were not scheduled for today, teachers, faculty, and staff were present at the school for scheduled parent-teacher conferences, police said. School administration promptly evacuated the building as a precaution. Public Safety Geisinger Regional K-9 Handler Vicki Housner responded and conducted a systematic search of the building with responding officers from the Buffalo Valley Regional Police Department, assisted by the Union County Sheriff's Office, Milton Police Department, and Mifflinburg Police Department. No explosive devices or other dangerous items were located during the search. "The safety of students, school personnel, and the community remain our highest priority. The incident is being investigated, and efforts are underway to identify the individual responsible for making the threat," the Buffalo Valley Regional Police Department said in a release. The Buffalo Valley Regional Police Department also thanks all responding agencies and K-9 Handler Housner and K-9 Aria for their assistance.

Union County, PA · 2d

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Two men charged after road-rage incident involving gun, police say

MONTOUR TWP. (COLUMBIA CO. (WOLF) — Two men were charged after a road-rage incident involving a gun that began in Montour Township and ended in a crash, according to police. The incident happened about 12:35 p.m. Oct. 31. Police said Michael Mirabile was driving north on Montour Boulevard when he encountered a silver Nissan Pathfinder driven by Matthew Usefara near the Mall Boulevard on-ramp.

Montour County, PA · 1d

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Milton woman cited after Lycoming Mall Drive crash

Muncy Township, Pa. — A Milton driver was cited after state police said she pulled into the path of another car at a stop sign on Lycoming Mall Drive on Oct. 23. Gracie P. Guisewite, 21, was driving a 2020 Honda Civic and turning east onto Lycoming Mall Drive at its intersection with Generations Drive just before 6 p.m. She stopped at the stop sign and then entered the intersection without yielding to a westbound 2013 Honda CR-V driven by Jody K. Horn, 61, of Lewisburg, according to the crash report from state police at Montoursville. The Civic struck the CR-V, and both vehicles came to rest north of the intersection. Both drivers were wearing seat belts and neither was hurt. Both vehicles had to be towed, police said. Guisewite was cited for operating with a registration expired less than 60 days and for turning without safety or without signaling, according to the report.

Milton, PA · 2d

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Historic barns talk opens Grange lecture series near Watsontown

Watsontown, Pa. — California Grange #941 is launching a quarterly Community History Lecture Series starting with a talk on Pennsylvania’s historic barns by Tom Grbenick on Monday, Nov. 16. The program runs from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the California #941 Grange Hall, 17 California Road, Watsontown. From Route 54, traveling from Turbotville toward Washingtonville, turn right onto Strick Road and drive to California Road; the Grange is on the right. Grbenick, a board member of the Historic Barn and Farm Foundation of Pa ., will show a video produced by the foundation marking 250 years of barn building in Pa., along with photos of local and regional barns. He will invite the audience to share information and memories about historic barns and farms in upper Montour and Northumberland counties. Grbenick is a retired landscape architect who founded and long directed the SEDA-COG Community Resource Center in Lewisburg. He lives on historic land known as New Garden in the area called Paradise, Lewis Township, Northumberland County. During the event, Grbenick will share information on foundation membership, its grant program for historic barn restoration, and its barn tours for members. Light refreshments will be served after the talk.

Watsontown, PA · 14h

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Susquehanna basketball opens with road win over Saint Francis

Loretto, Pa. — Susquehanna opened its men’s basketball season with a 101-93 win over Saint Francis on Friday at DeGol Arena. Bryce Rollerson opened the scoring with a layup just 21 seconds into the contest off an assist from KJ Carson. Saint Francis responded with a pair of baskets to take an early 4-2 advantage before Carson Rhodes and Jovany Philistin traded baskets to even the score at 4-4. Both teams continued to exchange baskets throughout the opening minutes, with neither side able to establish significant separation. Susquehanna began to find its rhythm offensively midway through the first half, using contributions throughout the lineup to build some breathing room. Mikey Cumbo then provided a spark off the bench, scoring on a layup before adding another basket in the paint. His offensive production helped Susquehanna maintain its advantage as the Red Flash continued to apply pressure. The River Hawks received additional contributions from Logan Shaw and Logan Rhoades, who each found opportunities around the basket. Rhoades converted a layup off a Cumbo assist to push the lead to 34-29, while Cumbo continued to attack the paint to keep the Saint Francis defense occupied. Susquehanna carried a 45-40 advantage into halftime after

Selinsgrove, PA · 1d

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Veterans Community Day Returns To Danville Today

DANVILLE — Today veterans and their families are invited to a free Veterans Community Day at the Danville Area Community Center. The event runs from 10am to 2pm, featuring 15 organizations offering information about veterans’ benefits, healthcare, employment, and community services. Featured speakers include Dr. Patricia Segee of...

Danville, PA · 2d

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HS FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Devils, Cougars fall in playoffs; Mahanoy wins Eastern Conference

SHENANDOAH – Shenandoah’s season ended in the District XI 2A playoffs while Mahanoy Area won... The article HS FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Devils, Cougars fall in playoffs; Mahanoy wins Eastern Conference first appeared on The Shenandoah Sentinel .

Shenandoah, PA · 1d

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Honesdale football falls to Valley View in District 2 quarterfinals

HONESDALE — A season that began with so much promise has come to a heartbreaking end for the Honesdale football team. On Friday, Nov. 6, the Hornets hosted Valley View in their first-ever District 2 home playoff game. But sadly for an overflow crowd at the Daniel J. O’Neill Sports Complex, the visiting Cougars simply had too many offensive weapons. Despite big plays from Gabe Duda, Abe Bryant, Jacob Ramos and Dontae Joseph, Honesdale suffered a 42-21 loss in the District 2 quarterfinals. Valley View scored in every quarter en route to the upset, thanks in large part to stellar performances from quarterback Colin Dempsey, wideout Cash Roe and running back Ben Evans. More: Honesdale football honored with prestigious sportsmanship award Also by Kevin Edwards: Wallenpaupack Area football suffers Homecoming loss to Scranton Prep “No matter what, I'm incredibly proud of these kids,” an emotionally drained head coach George Howanitz said just moments after his Hornets lost “They played their hearts out for four quarters and never gave up. This is definitely a tough loss, especially for our seniors, but they have nothing to hang their heads about. They left it all out there on the field.” With the win,

Honesdale, PA · 1d

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Ian Proud Named Interim President Of Valley Chamber

SHAMOKIN DAM — The Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce has named Ian Proud its interim President and CEO. Proud will begin his new position Monday, November 16th, during a leadership transition at the regional business organization. Proud currently serves as an Innovation Manager at Bucknell University’s Small Business...

Shamokin Dam, PA · 1d

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Hornets No Match For Mount Carmel

Wellsboro suffered a 49-0 defeat in their first-ever meeting with Mount Carmel Friday in the opening round of the District IV Class 3A playoffs at The Silver Bowl. The Red Tornadoes scored on six of their seven first-half possessions to build a 42-0 lead at halftime and enact the second half mercy rule with condensed quarters.

Mt Carmel, PA · 1d

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APSCUF READY TO FIGHT RETRENCHMENT AT COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY

The faculty union at the State System of Higher Education is gearing up for a fight over retrenchment at Commonwealth University, the three-campus state-owned entity that is made up of the former Bloomsburg, Lock Haven, and Mansfield universities. Commonwealth last month notified the faculty that they may lose 108 positions:...

Mansfield, PA · 18h