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Gregg Township Approves Conditional Use For Data Center

GREGG TOWNSHIP — Supervisors have unanimously approved conditional use for a proposed data center at Great Stream Commons near Allenwood. PennLive reports PNK plans to convert part of an existing warehouse into a data center, despite strong opposition from residents. The approval includes 31 conditions covering noise, water usage,...

Allenwood, PA · 12d
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Defense calls Lycoming DA 'racist' in bid to block death penalty

Williamsport, Pa. — During a pretrial hearing Thursday in the capital murder case against accused murderer Troy Bennett Bailey, his attorney doubled down on arguments calling Lycoming County District Attorney Tom Marino a racist as the defense sought to remove the death penalty. The hearing before President Judge Eric R. Linhardt addressed several motions filed by Bailey’s public defender, Jeana Longo. Those included a request to remove the death penalty, to obtain recordings from the Lycoming County Prison, and a request for the layout of the prison. The prison requests involve Bailey's alleged co-conspirator Muhammad Davis, who was lodged in Lycoming County Prison before being transferred to state prison on unrelated charges. Both men are accused in the plot to kidnap and kill Bailey's ex-girlfriend and her co-worker in 2024. The defense claims Davis admitted he was the shooter to another prisoner via the plumbing pipes that run throughout the facility. The primary argument was the defense’s effort to take the death penalty off the table, with Longo referencing comments Marino made in a July interview with the Atlanta Black Star. In that interview, reported by the Atlanta Black Star, Marino said: “In the Black community … there’s no supervision

Williamsport, PA · 17d

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YWCA Northcentral PA to host 18th annual Women of Excellence ceremony

Williamsport, Pa. — The YWCA Northcentral PA is excited to announce the return of its prestigious Women of Excellence Award Ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 4. Women of Excellence at the Journey Bank Community Arts Center, located at 220 W. Fourth St., Williamsport, is the region's premier women-focused celebration of the remarkable achievements of the community’s changemakers. This glamorous red-carpet occasion celebrates women and young ladies who make a positive impact, recognizing their leadership and civic contributions in a true award-style presentation. With exciting envelope reveals, winners will be celebrated on stage, surrounded by peers, friends, and family, reinforcing the essential roles women play in shaping society. Each year, nominations for Women and Young Ladies of Excellence are open to the public from July to September. This year, the community expressed its enthusiasm for this esteemed event by submitting a record-breaking 99 nominations. Once nominations are collected, they are forwarded to a selection committee comprising former Women of Excellence award winners and YWCA board members. Each committee member will meticulously review the biographies provided by the nominees, alongside the heartfelt comments from their nominators. To ensure a fair process, names will be removed from the biographies, allowing the nominees' achievements to

Williamsport, PA · 11d

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I-80 Lane Closures in Clinton County Begin November 2

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) reports that work to seal joints along I-80 eastbound and westbound between mile markers 185 and 195 is scheduled to start on Monday, November 2. This work will improve the ride quality and extend the service life of nearly 10 miles of I-80 in Green Township, Clinton County.

Clinton County, PA · 11d
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Gregg Township approves PNK Group data center despite opposition

Allenwood, Pa. — Gregg Township supervisors granted PNK Group conditional use approval for the first phase of its data center project at Great Stream Commons on Tuesday, one week after a Wisconsin city unanimously rejected the same developer's plans there. The vote was unanimous from supervisors David Masser, Michael...

Allenwood, PA · 12d

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New research study examines efforts to extinguish PA coal mine fire

COLUMBIA COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — In eerie timing, considering that a state of emergency has been declared in Northumberland County due to a large mine fire, one of the most infamous environmental phenomena in Pennsylvania history has received a closer look from state academics. An underground coal mine fire in Centralia, Columbia County, that began […]

Northumberland County, PA · 13d

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I-80 lane closures planned in Clinton County Nov. 2 through Thanksgiving

CLINTON CO. (WOLF) — PennDOT is planning lane closures on nearly 10 miles of Interstate 80 in Clinton County as crews prepare to repair pavement joints. The work will cover I-80 eastbound and westbound between mile markers 185 and 195. A contractor will close the left, or passing, lane in both directions Monday, Nov. 2, and Tuesday, Nov. 3, to set up traffic control devices. Joint repairs are scheduled to begin Wednesday, Nov. 4.

Clinton County, PA · 11d

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Substantial Commercial Royalty Streams Terminate Section 501(c)(7) Social Club Status

Consolidated Sportsmen of Lycoming County v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2026-109, October 29, 2026. Tax-exempt social clubs operating under Internal Revenue Code (I.R.C.) § 501(c)(7) frequently generate revenues outside member dues, ranging from investment income to third-party facility leases and natural resource exploitation. A common misconception among tax advisors and exempt organization managers is that passive or third-party commercial activities—where club members spend virtually zero physical labor or administrative hours—do not count as non-exempt “activities” of the club for qualification purposes.

Lycoming County, PA · 11d

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Geisinger marks milestone with final beam on new tower

DANVILLE, MONTOUR COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The final beam of a new 11-story hospital building was ceremoniously placed Thursday morning at its medical center in Danville, marking a major milestone for Geisinger. The $900 million project is set to provide improved care for Pennsylvanians, especially seniors. Alex Zimmerman is the Chief Administrative Officer for Geisinger’s Central […]

Danville, PA · 11d

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With skill games gone, Vinny's Philadelphia Cheesesteaks in Northumberland County replaces former skill games parlor

At a parlor in Shamokin that used to be filled with skill games, the games are now gone, and the business on North Second Street has taken on a new identity since the previous source of income was banned. Vinny Clausi, a former Northumberland County Commissioner, gave his Little Vegas...

Northumberland County, PA · 24d

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Williamsport contractor wins second consecutive Nextdoor Fave Award

Williamsport, Pa. — Montana Specialties Construction , a Williamsport-based general contractor, has been named a Nextdoor Fave Awards winner for 2026, its second consecutive year of recognition from the neighborhood app. The company serves homeowners and businesses across Lycoming County and surrounding areas, handling bathroom and kitchen remodeling, decks, flooring, additions, repairs, grading and excavation, interior finishing, and framing. “I’ve been at this over 30 years, and this one means a lot because it came from my neighbors, not from a panel. People here voted for the work we did in their homes. I’m grateful to every customer who took the time, and we’ll keep showing up and doing it right,” said Michael “Montana Mike” Manifold, owner of Montana Specialties Construction. Neighbors voted for winners from Sept. 9 to Sept. 30,. Winners were chosen from nearly 6.6 million businesses on the app, based on Faves and votes from more than 110 million verified neighbors. “Every vote in this year’s awards comes from a real, verified neighbor, not a star rating or an algorithm,” said Nirav Tolia, Nextdoor co-founder and CEO. “That’s what makes winning a Fave Award mean something: your community chose you.” Winners receive more visibility on the Nextdoor

Williamsport, PA · 18d

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County Hall Corner: A Strong Operation

The Lycoming County Commissioners met on October 15th to approve spending and contracts that keep county services running smoothly. The board authorized approximately $2.48 million in accounts payable, with expenses covered using a mix of the county general fund, local ARPA allocations, and Act 13 funds. The spending reflects routine operational costs across multiple county departments and services.

Lycoming County, PA · 12d

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Pipe Replacement Project Planned This Week on Jerseytown Road

A pipe replacement project is planned this week on Jerseytown Road (Route 642) in Valley Township, Montour County. On Thursday, October 29 and Friday, October 30, drivers can expect single lane conditions with flagging between Valley View Road and Hess Hill Road, while a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) maintenance crew replaces a pipe. Work will take place between the hours of 7:00 AM and 6:30 PM, weather permitting.

Montour County, PA · 11d

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Lycoming County organizations awarded $6.5 million in Neighborhood Assistance Program grants

Williamsport, Pa. — The Pa. Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) has awarded $6.5 million in Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) grants to organizations throughout Lycoming County. “The Neighborhood Assistance Program allows businesses, communities, and organizations to work together to revitalize our neighborhoods and improve access to job opportunities, quality education and affordable housing,” commented State Senator Gene Yaw. “I appreciate working with Rep. Flick and Rep. Hamm to support these worthy projects in Lycoming County.” "DCED’s Neighborhood Assistance Program is a win-win-win for businesses, nonprofits and the many community members who benefit from nonprofit missions,” added Rep. Jamie Flick. “A wide variety of services are made available through these partnerships, from food security programs to housing, youth development and education. It's a pleasure to partner with Sen. Yaw and Rep. Hamm to advocate for these funds, and I appreciate the collaboration and support for Northcentral Pennsylvania." “Our communities are strongest when we work together, and we are blessed by great organizations that dedicate themselves to helping our residents facing food insecurity, homelessness, unemployment and a lack of childcare, as well as those that aim to improve opportunities for our young people,” Rep. Joe Hamm said. “I am happy to

Lycoming County, PA · 14d

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PA Coal Refuse Fire Persists; State Officials Say Air Quality Is Safe

Republican & Herald, Pottsville, Pa. A coal refuse bank fire that began this spring in Mount Carmel Township continues to burn and is causing public health concerns. However, state officials report no current air quality threat to residents and say the fire has been contained. The fire is in the...

Locust Gap, PA · 11d

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Clinton County road maintenance set for week of Oct. 26

Lock Haven, Pa. — PennDOT will patch Route 144 and replace and clean pipes on two Clinton County roads from Monday, Oct. 26, through Friday, Oct. 30. Flaggers will control traffic during daylight hours at each site and may use a pilot vehicle. When drivers meet a pilot vehicle with a "Pilot Car Follow Me" sign mounted on the rear and a revolving yellow light, they "must remain behind it until it has left the roadway. Do not pass," according to PennDOT. Patching Route 144 between Sandy Run Road in Leidy Township and Stoney Run Road in Noyes Township, Monday, Oct. 26, through Friday, Oct. 30. Pipe replacing and cleaning Route 2020 (Lusk Run Road) between Fair Point Road in Bald Eagle Township and Route 150 in the City of Lock Haven, Monday, Oct. 26, through Friday, Oct. 30.All of Route 2022 (Sugar Run Road), Monday, Oct. 26, through Friday, Oct. 30. "Controlling water flow is one of the most important aspects of maintaining pavements," PennDOT said in its release. Uncontrolled water flow damages both the pavement surface and the area under it. The schedule is subject to change due to weather conditions, emergencies or other unforeseen interruptions. Drivers can

Clinton County, PA · 14d

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Central Pennsylvania students take part in Keystone Competition

Milton, PA · 12d

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Group hopes to end legal venue shopping for civil cases

In 2023, a Philadelphia jury ordered Mitsubishi to pay nearly $1 billion to a New Hope man, a quadriplegic who was injured in a 2017 accident. The huge verdict was front-page news. When an appellate court vacated it two years later, not so much. Should the case have been tried before a Bucks County jury rather than in Philadelphia in the first place? The accident happened in Buckingham Township.

Bucks County, PA · 20d

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Muncy movie night honors EMS and first responders from across region

Muncy, Pa. — UPMC recognized first responders from across the northcentral region on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at “The Stars Are Here... and They Wear Uniforms,” an evening at The District movie theater in Muncy Township. The event brought together first responders, public safety professionals and community partners. It featured a screening of “Into the Unknown,” a documentary offering a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges, sacrifices and resilience of first responders. “EMS professionals are there for people on some of the worst days of their lives, often without expecting recognition for the work they do,” said Patti Jackson-Gehris, president of UPMC Williamsport and market president of UPMC North Central Pa. “This event was our opportunity to simply say thank you. Their dedication, skill, and compassion make a difference every day, and we are proud to support them.” Before the screening, attendees explored ambulances and other emergency response vehicles on display. Representatives from UPMC and Susquehanna Regional EMS (SREMS) offered educational resources and demonstrations of emergency equipment. More than 100 EMS professionals attended. Organizers said the evening also gave them a chance to connect with one another and reflect on the importance of wellness and resilience. “This event was about so much

Muncy, PA · 16d