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Man charged in burglary faces similar charges

MINERSVILLE — A borough man already in prison for burglarizing a Minerville business earlier this week was hit with more charges on Friday. Minersville police Patrolman Jeffrey Bowers charged Steven W....

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Around the region, Oct. 2, 2016

n Ashland: There will be no parking on both sides of Pine Street from 13th through 18th streets and Spruce Street from Ninth through 11th streets from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday due to...

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College notes

Misericordia Zachary Sabaday, Pottsville, received the Misericordia University Board of Trustees Award, which is presented to the student who exemplifies the university’s academic, leadership and...

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In Arctic, battle still underway

Q: What’s the latest in the battle over whether to permanently protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge? The issue seems to come up every few years around election season but I haven’t heard...

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Authorities seek help locating wanted man

Schuylkill County District Attorney Christine Holman and the Schuylkill County detectives are asking for the public’s help in locating a man wanted on three outstanding arrest warrants for failing to...

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Students of the month

Blue Mountain Mark Boran, Emily Lau-benstine and Brandylynn Witmer were named seniors of the month for October at Blue Mountain High School. Mark, a son of Thomas and Kay Boran, Orwigsburg, is enrolled...

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Wine Fest exemplifies explosion in industry

Sal Maiolatesi has been making wine for 25 years. He opened his own winery in 1999. So the local winemaker, who runs a vineyard in Scott Township, has experienced firsthand the explosion of the...

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PennDOT announces upcoming road work

State Department of Transportation officials are advising the motoring public about work on state highways this week in Schuylkill County. Bridge repair Crews will work at rehabilitating a bridge from...

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Neighbors in the news

Shakespeare roles Susan Grantham, Ph.D., daughter of Robert and Carol Hannaway, Orwigsburg, performed in “An Evening with Shakespeare” at the A.C.T. Studio Theatre, Stuart, Florida. Susan had three...

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Take in some awesome October stargazing

It’s really autumn now, and it’s a really wonderful time to get out and enjoy the absolute beauty of the Pottsville sky. We’re entering the prime time of stargazing season. The nights are longer and...

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Ashland council approves $100K transfer to purchase new fire truck

ASHLAND — The borough council approved a transfer of $100,000 to Washington Fire Company No. 1 for the purchase of a new ladder truck to replace an aging truck. The approval was through resolution...

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Criminal court, Oct. 2, 2016

A Carbon County man will have to spend time in prison after being sentenced Tuesday in Schuylkill County Court on a driving under the influence charge. Joseph A. Komar, 22, of Weatherly, must serve 72...

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Re-enactment event shows Schuylkill County’s ties to Civil War

TOWER CITY — Although he was new to the Union regiment, Nicholas Whitcomb executed the orders he received and marched in formation underneath a drizzling, gray sky Saturday. At one point, after a...

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Graduates

DeSales Cynthia A. Cappel, DNP, RN-BC, NE-BC, graduated Sept. 1 with a doctorate in nursing practice from DeSales University, Center Valley. In the executive leadership track, Cynthia achieved a 4.0...

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Police log, Oct. 2, 2016

Police respond to overdose SHOEMAKERSVILLE — A 45-year-old Orwigsburg man was revived and transported to a local hospital after a heroin overdose Friday, state police at Hamburg said. Police responded...

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Pottsville gymnastics centercelebrates 30th anniversary

Lisa Mattea Hill recalled one of her favorite quotes from her days as a gymnast. “Rome wasn’t built in a day.” It takes time and hard work to build a successful structure. While Hill said her...

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NEW BEGINNING

For two years, the Rosetta spacecraft has been playing around with a comet shaped like a rubber ducky. When the spacecraft made a belly flop onto the comet Friday, it brought to an end to the most...

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'Father Ciszek' visits Trinity Academy each Friday with a lesson

SHENANDOAH — The students of the third-grade class of Kimberly A. Kringe at Trinity Academy learn a lesson each Friday from Father Walter J. Ciszek, S.J., through his writings in a figurative visit to...

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Frackville festival celebrates pumpkins, autumn

FRACKVILLE — Normally, Cayden Adams doesn’t eat pumpkin pie. Saturday, he made an exception. Adams, 10, won first place in the pie-eating contest for his age group during the 8th annual Frackville...

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Fight back against arthritis

I have what may be the most common disease among middle-aged and older adults: osteoarthritis. But unlike many similarly afflicted, I don’t take it lying down. And neither should you. In fact, you and...

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