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WATSONTOWN — Lingles Supermarket in Watsontown will offer adult beverages.

SUNBURY — Valley residents can enjoy music, food, brews and riverside views during the Summer Sunset Cruise-In and Concert on Sept. 20 in Sunbury.

DANVILLE — Montour County Planning Director Greg Molter said he regrets his decision to deny a meeting with Talen Energy in a public meeting last month.

The expanded recall now includes 16 products total, including hand sanitizers, antiseptic soaps, skin creams and deodorant.

BRADFORD COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Officials say a woman will be behind bars for several years after she participated in the sexual assault of an unconscious, pregnant victim.

Bradford County Criminal Court stated 36-year-old Ashley M. Hamm, also known as Ashley Butler, from New York, was sentenced to serve at minimum six years and four months, or 76 months, to at most 15 years in state prison for felony offenses listed below:

Involuntary deviate sexual intercourse of an unconscious person

The Infowars host argued in a filing to the court that the judgment for defamation and infliction of emotional distress violates his constitutional rights.

The assessments were the first since the pandemic for eighth graders in science and 12th graders in reading and math.

(WBRE/WYOU)— Join Nick, Alaina, and Ricky as they talk get back into the groove of things, and recap Week One of the NFL season.

They'll also touch on some Penn state and local college football as well as Nick going off on the New York Mets amidst their cold streak vs. the Phillies.

To watch the show, or get access to any of our podcasts, download our 28/22 Now app!

The show will be hosted by 28/22 Sports Anchor Nick Zelaya and Alaina Losito along with being produced and cohosted by Ricky Turner.

A lane restriction was in place on a portion of I-380 North in Monroe County after a crash around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.

LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Big news from a local university: Lackawanna College in Scranton is expanding.

They announced that their new welding, carpentry, and electrical programs will soon be available in Bethlehem, Chambersburg, and Greensburg.

The canonization of a Lackawanna County Saint

The courses focus on hands-on technical training in the skilled trades.

The move is still pending the US Department of Education approval.