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(WBRE/WYOU)— Human trafficking is a widespread issue, but one that often hides itself in plain sight. Experts say that victims of human trafficking often don't realize that's what's happening, which is why education on the issue is so important. 28/22 News reporter Avery Nape spoke with members of two local task forces against human trafficking. [...]
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The planned grants come after a Trump administration overhaul of the broadband program
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The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) announced Tuesday that it will launch PIAA Radio Network with broadcasts beginning this week with the state football finals in all six classifications.
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LEWISBURG — Students at Bucknell University envision turning urine into drinking water and sunlight into power for handheld devices.
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SUNBURY — Political newcomer Tara Sprenkel will lead the Shikellamy school board after she was named board president Thursday night during the district’s reorganization meeting.
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ANTHONY TOWNSHIP — Anthony Township supervisors are asking the Montour County Board of Commissioners to vote to decline Talen Energy’s rezoning request.
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BUFFALO TOWNSHIP — A Buffalo Township man faces his second attempted homicide charge in less than two years after allegedly stabbing his tenant in the chest and arm following a confrontation over heating bills Wednesday, according to state police in Milton.
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DANVILLE — Talen Energy officials will make their case for rezoning in Montour County at a public hearing on Jan. 23.
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MIDDLEBURG — A Stewartstown man driving with a 16-month-old child and another adult is jailed on felony charges following a seven-mile, high-speed chase in Snyder County.
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HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission will hold six hearings in December to gather public input on PPL Electric Utilities’ proposed rate change.
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