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DANVILLE — Administrators from the Pennsylvania Small Business Administration and the Department of Community and Economic Development gathered Wednesday in Danville to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Bucknell Small Business Development Center's Start Up Danville.
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HARRISBURG — The performance of Pennsylvania’s network of Area Agencies on Aging will be tracked with results posted online for public review as part of a new evaluation initiative from the Department of Aging scheduled to launch next month.
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ELYSBURG — Knoebels Amusement Resort is hosting four upcoming job fairs ahead of its opening day in April.
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LEWISBURG — The Union County Historical Society is hosting a women's suffrage presentation Sunday at the Gallery on North Water Street in Lewisburg.
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MILTON — The race for mayor in Milton will include a rematch between Republicans in the May 20 Pennsylvania Primary
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LEWISBURG — Susquehanna Valley Mediation (SVM) will host a special story circle facilitator training for members of the community on March 30.
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MILTON — Voters in Milton will have to choose between two Ward 3 representatives on borough council during the May 20 Pennsylvania primary.
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LEWISBURG — The U.S. coordinator for the Department of Defense/NATO Defense Education Enhancement Program at RAND corporation visited Lewisburg on Tuesday to discuss the upsides and downsides of continuing support of Ukraine.
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LEWISBURG — Two Lewisburg Area High School seniors made it their mission to encourage younger girls to participate in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) activities.
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BRIDGEWATER TOWNSHIP, SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A big change for a local prison, it's set to close its doors later this month.
The Susquehanna County Correctional Facility opened its doors in 1994, designed to house over 100 prisoners, but now, with only around 20 prisoners currently incarcerated, the facility is shutting down.
Budgets, bail reform, and building repairs: Susquehanna County Commissioners say these were the main factors which led them to their decision to close the facility later this month.
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