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POTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Hundreds more will be losing their jobs in Pennsylvania as part of multiple Saks Fifth Avenue closures. According to the Commonwealth's WARN notices, 435 employees will be laid off between May 3 and May 31 at the Saks Fifth Avenue location in Postville. 155 employees at the Saks Fifth Avenue [...]
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MIDDLEBURG — A 32-year-old Selinsgrove man will spend the next eight to 14 years in state prison for providing drugs that led to his girlfriend's death in 2023.
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The new proposal would also ban ownership of pharmacy licenses by corporate middlemen accused of driving pharmacy closures.
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SELINSGROVE — Selinsgrove borough has been awarded $20,000 for renovations to the police department office by Central Susquehanna Community Foundation.
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MIDDLEBURG — Middleburg Community Swimming Pool is closing after years of losing money due to rising costs.
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MIDDLEBURG — A plea agreement that would have allowed a former school bus driver accused of sexually assaulting two autistic boys to serve less than a year in jail was rejected by a Snyder County judge Tuesday.
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NORTHUMBERLAND — Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity helped deliver a proclamation making March Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month on Tuesday in Sunbury.
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MIDDLEBURG — Guy Graybill will present “Three Early County Shambachs” during a presentation at 2 p.m. March 8 at the Snyder County Historical Society museum, 30 E. Market St.
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HARRISBURG — Unemployment compensation fraud fell dramatically in Pennsylvania, a result of pandemic-era assistance phasing out combined with the implementation of stricter identity controls, according to officials with the Department of Labor & Industry.
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LAURELTON — Comic book writer Stephanie Williams will visit the West End Library in April to discuss her work and talk to comic fans, aspiring writers and curious community members.
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