Geisinger’s director of infectious diseases said Thursday he sees no immediate end to the statewide spike in measles cases and the opening of schools means more infections are likely.
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WASHINGTONVILLE — The long-planned Hopewell Park pump track project is back on track, with construction beginning in September.
MIDDLEBURG — Darwin Swope is announcing his candidacy for Snyder County commissioner.
RIVERSIDE — Five years after a fire forced the closing of Karen Gronsky’s School of Dance at 160 Center St. in Danville, a former Gronsky student has emerged as the new owner, establishing a studio at 43 Third St. in Riverside.
LEWISBURG — Union County will not spend $7,000 to obtain cast vote records from its election equipment and software vendor.
The economy is the top concern of every partisan group, according to a Franklin & Marshall College Poll released Thursday. Nearly half of respondents said they are “worse off” financially than a year ago.
SUNBURY — The city of Sunbury now has $580,000 to fight blight throughout the city.
STATE COLLEGE — An evidentiary hearing is scheduled for next month as former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky seeks to overturn his 2012 conviction on child molestation charges.
SALEM TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Two more data center projects drew a packed crowd to Salem Township Thursday night. The meeting came after a judge ruled the township violated the sunshine act by not providing enough room for the public at an earlier one. But unlike data center hearings in Archbald, where crowds are often [...]
