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TANNERSVILLE, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — How does flying over the treetops down a 4,000-foot zipline sound?

Or riding down the state’s only mountain coaster? These are the questions adrenaline-seekers ask themselves while at one resort in the Poconos.

28/22 News' “Daredevil” Sydney Kostus visited that very resort to help reopen a sky-high attraction.

Zipping down from a platform 40 feet up in the air isn’t normally on the morning to-do list, but it’s necessary to help warm up Camelback’s Mountain Adventures tight rope course ahead of its official reopening Friday.

HARRISBURG -- Students at Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg and the other State System of Higher Education schools...

BLOOMSBURG -- Mending the relationship between Commonwealth University's administration and its staff, students and...

BERWICK -- On Tuesday night, the school board here filled a vacancy created after a director died unexpectedly.
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MILLVILLE -- Emergency crews evacuated part of the borough Thursday morning after a chlorine leak was discovered in a...

LEWISBURG — The upcoming school year for Lewisburg Area School District will have updated restrictions on cellphone use for high school students, requiring the devices to be kept “out of sight” during instructional periods.

MILLVILLE, COLUMBIA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— A community pool shut down after a chlorine leak was detected by borough employees earlier Thursday.

Some 40 homes were also evacuated as a precaution to that leak.

The leak is now clear and cleaned up, but for much of the afternoon, the area surrounding the pool was blocked off.

This was the scene Thursday afternoon outside Little Fishing Creek Area Pool in Millville.

Fire officials say a chlorine leak was detected in the pool's chemical room before 10:00 a.m. during a routine maintenance check.

HARRISBURG — As state lawmakers seek consensus on Pennsylvania’s next budget, a leader within the Senate Republican Caucus reaffirmed that marijuana legalization won’t be considered.

SELINSGROVE — More than 300 volunteers are working at 84 sites in Snyder, Union and Northumberland counties this week, making home repairs and cleaning up properties.

SUNBURY — As Northumberland County’s reassessment project continues, officials are again reminding property owners that data collectors could be walking on their properties.