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LEWISBURG — When a 17-year-old Mae Krier went to work building airplanes during World War II, she didn’t do it so that someday she would be applauded for those efforts.
LEWISBURG — When a 17-year-old Mae Krier went to work building airplanes during World War II, she didn’t do it so that someday she would be applauded for those efforts.
SELINSGROVE — WellSpan Evangelical Community Hospital introduced a new ultrasound machine for guided injections at its imaging center in Selinsgrove.
LEWISBURG — PennDOT cited changing traffic patterns due to the Central Susquehanna Valley Thruway as a contributing factor for granting a highway occupancy permit for Geisinger’s incoming cancer center along Route 15.
LEWISBURG — It’s OK to not have a plan and to be unsure about your next chapter, Jessica Livingston told the nearly 1,000 Bucknell undergraduate and graduate students sitting on the lawn of the Malesardi Quadrangle on Sunday morning.
That includes trips to Israel funded by the charity arm of AIPAC and to Taiwan funded by the government.
(WBRE/WYOU) — Ahead of the upcoming May 20 Primary election, Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt is reminding Pennsylvania voters they can find comprehensive information on voting online.
In a release, officials say that ensuring elections are conducted fairly and freely, and that every eligible voter can make their voice heard, are top priorities of the Shapiro Administration.
Vote.pa.gov gives voters resources to verify their voter registration, find their voting place, and learn how to finish and return their mail-in ballot.
Areas at risk of thunderstorms include communities in Kentucky and Missouri that were hit by Friday’s deadly tornadoes.
23andMe has faced an uncertain future after struggles to find a profitable business model and privacy concerns related to customers’ genetic information.
Newswatch 16's Emily Kress spoke with the property owner in Summit Hill about the gruesome discovery.
(WBRE/WYOU) — Less than 60% of people with mail-in ballots have returned them already.
The Department of State says there have been nearly 800,000 mail ballot applications so far.
Primary Election Day is this Tuesday
You have until 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday to get a mail ballot to your county's Board of Elections.
You should return it in person because officials say it's too late to mail it.
If you did not receive your mail ballot or do not have it anymore, you can vote by provisional ballot at your polling place on Tuesday.