Cole crops, like broccoli, have a lot...
I enjoy growing vegetables. I appreciate all the varieties one can plant if one looks for different colors and shapes. One such group of plants is the “cole” crops.
I enjoy growing vegetables. I appreciate all the varieties one can plant if one looks for different colors and shapes. One such group of plants is the “cole” crops.
LEWISBURG — A mental health co-responder will join the Buffalo Valley Regional Police Department in the coming months.
Mar. 27—A Bucks County resident was diagnosed with measles Wednesday, county health officials announced, and beforehand had visited several locations in the area while "potentially contagious."
MILTON — The Milton YMCA will host a dance-a-thon on April 26 to raise funds.
SUNBURY — Beginning April 5, the price of a single Mega Millions ticket more than doubles from $2 to $5.
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate remained unchanged in February, sitting at 3.8 percent. The commonwealth’s rate remained below the U.S. unemployment rate which rose one-tenth of a percentage point over the month to 4.1 percent.
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MIFFLINBURG — A Mifflinburg man allegedly punched his brother in the face multiple times, resulting in broken bones and bloody injuries on March 19 in Mifflinburg, according to Mifflinburg Police Department.
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— After short notice, a Susquehanna County prison will close it's doors for good.
The jail near Montrose is closing effective Friday.
Near misses at school bus stops prompts new legislation
County commissioners voted earlier this month to shut down the lockup and save the county about three-million dollars a year.
Susquehanna County's inmates have been transferred to neighboring counties.
The correctional facility opened in 1994.
Commissioners say it simply would cost too much to repair the facility.
Gov. Cox said he agreed with the “underlying intent” of the bill to make classrooms politically neutral but thought it went too far in regulating local governments.