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Minnesota Supreme Court: Interior of car on public road is a public place
The court ruling comes after a man was charged with having a BB gun in his car without a permit in 2022.
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Apple unveils a souped-up and more expensive version of its lowest priced iPhone
Even with a higher price point than previous SE models, the iPhone 16e is still cheaper than other flagship phones, by hundreds of dollars.
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Local Geisinger employee competes to champion women's heart health in national contest
Local doctors are encouraging people to take care of their heart.
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Northumberland County worker retires...
SUNBURY — Northumberland County Deputy Prothonotary Geraldine Yagle accomplished a unique milestone when she entered the courthouse for work on Wednesday for the last time.
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Penn Township to remain a municipal...
SELINSGROVE — Penn Township will remain a municipal shareholder of the Penn Valley Airport, but is not committing any money to the facility this year.
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Sunbury officials want to be...
SUNBURY — Three elected Sunbury officials say they want to be transparent with city finances.
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Lewisburg working to purchase St....
LEWISBURG — The borough of Lewisburg is working with a property owner to purchase a parcel of land at the St. George Street River Access.
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New commercial cleaning company opens...
DANVILLE — Business owners in the Valley can look to a new company, B&P Commercial Cleaning, for all their scrubbing needs following the company’s grand opening Wednesday.
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Lewisburg adopts 'inclusivity and...
LEWISBURG — The Lewisburg Borough Council adopted a resolution this week affirming the municipality’s commitment to being an inclusive and welcoming community for all residents.
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State police looks for legal change...
HARRISBURG — Leaders of the Pennsylvania State Police on Wednesday backed Gov. Josh Shapiro’s call to remove the statutory cap on how many troopers can be hired to serve the commonwealth.
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