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SALEM TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — More than $1 billion is set to flow into the hands of roughly 200 landowners in Salem Township after officials there voted to rezone a large portion of land for data center development Tuesday night. Many in that community are now celebrating what they consider to be a win, [...]
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ALLENWOOD — Emotions ran high Tuesday night as the Gregg Township Board of Supervisors granted conditional use approval to PNK Group to begin developing a data center in the Commercial Manufacturing Zoning District at the Great Stream Commons industrial park.
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MIDDLEBURG — The Snyder County booking center could be relocated from the former prison in Penn Township to Middleburg by the end of the year.
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MIDDLEBURG — The trial for a former school bus driver man accused of sexually abusing two young children is scheduled for early January in Snyder County Court.
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Emergency personnel are shutting down Route 901 in Mount Carmel Township near Ranshaw due to a motor vehicle crash Tuesday afternoon.
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LEWISBURG — The attempted homicide case against Robert Kitchens will head to trial in Union County Court in December.
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HARRISBURG — Commonwealth Secretary Al Schmidt spoke Tuesday of behaving with control and respect at the polls as election day approaches, and he asserted that Department of Justice monitors deployed to Pennsylvania to observe election administration are granted no more access than anyone from the public should expect.
October 27, 2026 at 20:33 EDTDaily Item
Voter registration in Pennsylvania closed Oct. 19.
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LEWISBURG — A former law clerk for the 17th Judicial District in Union and Snyder counties who is accused of possessing child sexual abuse material failed to appear in court Tuesday, marking his second missed court appearance in three months.
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Repeated structural deficits within recent state budgets mean a tax increase is likely in the near future, the director of the Pennsylvania Independent Fiscal Office said Tuesday.
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