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Wholesale egg prices are finally starting to crack, with some relief evident at the grocery store
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Egg prices have finally started to, ahem, crack at local grocery chains and are heading in a direction for which shoppers have anxiously waited — down. Some of the cheapest prices spotted Tuesday included $5.79 for a dozen large cartoned white eggs at Wegmans, while prices at Giant were around $5.99 a dozen, with cage-free eggs at $6.69 a dozen.
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Mars fourth-grader making national TV debut
A fourth-grader at Mars Area Elementary School, is taking her talents to national television Tuesday, March 18. Addison Smith, 9, from Evans City, will make her network television debut on “FBI: Most Wanted,” a CBS television drama. It airs at 10 p.m. In the episode, Smith will play...
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Another gun shop robbed, Marty Griffin reports judge is releasing juvenile suspects
More than two dozen firearms were stolen early Monday at Keystone Shooting Center in Marshall Township. A window was broken with a hammer and three people entered the store while another waited in a stolen car.
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Pa. man charged with killing girlfriend’s pitbull puppy
A Pennsylvania man faces a felony charge after police said he killed his girlfriend’s puppy during a domestic dispute. Aliquippa police in Beaver County said in a Facebook post that Brandon Miller, 24, had an argument with his girlfriend on March 7 at her home in Aliquippa when he threw a 10-month-old pitbull named “Ace” down a flight of stairs.
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'Antiques Capital USA' Is A Bustling Year-Round Pennsylvania Paradise Of Vintage Markets, Shops And Malls
Pennsylvania is a state full of history, having been founded as a Quaker community way back in 1681, and later the second state to be ratified by the U.S. Constitution. It was the setting of the Battle of Gettysburg, and today it boasts both America's oldest farmer's market in the city of Lancaster and the world's oldest drive-in movie theater. It is no surprise, then, to learn that Pennsylvania also offers some of the country's best antiquing. Adamstown, a village of around 2,500 in Amish settlement Lancaster County, has been dubbed "Antiques Capital, USA," thanks to its unusually high number of quality antique dealers. There are believed to be more than 5,000 working the area, and a visit to Adamstown could easily mean non-stop antiquing for days on end.