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MILTON — A Milton man accused of burying the body of a 3-day-old baby in the backyard of a Center Street residence will appear in court July 23.

LEWISBURG — CMSU Behavioral Health & Developmental Services is requesting more than $566,000 in opioid settlement money from Columbia, Montour, Snyder, Union and Northumberland counties to fund its Recovery Community Services Program.

SELINSGROVE — A 46-year-old former Selinsgrove resident is charged with multiple counts of rape, unlawful restraint and child endangerment.

MILLVILLE — Though the theme of Camp Dost changes every summer, the annual event offers children facing medical challenges a sense of familiarity when they return for annual summer getaways.

MIDDLEBURG — Snyder County officials still have no answers to what caused the March 7 death of a 34-year-old Beavertown man in Clinton County jail.

DANVILLE — Alternating lane shifts will be in place on the Danville River Bridge on Route 54 on Wednesday as a one-day cleaning takes place.

A board managing drug company payouts faces scrutiny over transparency as families and counties push back against secret meetings and limited public oversight.

DELAWARE TWP. — Motorists are advised that a guardrail improvement project is set to begin this week on Interstate 180 and Route 147 in Delaware and Turbot townships, Northumberland County.

WILKES-BARRE TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Attention shoppers: The Wyoming Valley Mall is officially back in business.

After nearly two weeks in the dark, officials now say the power has been fully restored and stores are now welcoming customers again.

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The mall has been closed since June 25 after a power problem with the underground lines that shut down the entire facility in the Wilkes-Barre area.

So if you've been waiting to get your shopping fix, now is your chance.

WILKES-BARRE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — With local needs on the rise, the Wright Center is preparing to host its Third Community Closet event this week in Luzerne County.

People can pick out donated children's or adult-sized clothing for free on Wednesday afternoon.

It's a growing necessity since the Keystone Mission just across the street announced it will close its doors due to a lack of money.

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