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LEWISBURG — Members of the Lewisburg Community Garden wrapped up an “abundant season” and are preparing for the upcoming year.

PEARL HARBOR — A Northumberland Borough resident has traveled with two World War II veterans to Pearl Harbor for the annual Remembrance Day events commemorating the attack by Japan 84 years ago on Dec. 7.

When Shawn Brouse was a little boy, his parents, Harold and Salvania Brouse, would take him on a drive to look at neighbors’ Christmas light displays.

Over the first two weeks of the Here. For Good. holiday campaign, the annual Salvation Army outreach has surpassed $35,000 in donations.

MIFFLINBURG — Two parents who recently moved from Dauphin County to Union County are accused of letting their three toddlers live in “deplorable and unsanitary” conditions, according to state police in Milton.

SUNBURY — A 45-year-old Sunbury man will spend up to 42 years in state prison after a Northumberland County jury found him guilty of voluntary manslaughter earlier this year.

Saddle up. You’re in for a wild ride at the upcoming Triple V Winter Bull Riding Series at 314 West Ridge Road, Middleburg.

LEWISBURG — The Lewisburg Children’s Museum received a $20,000 donation from Gold Bond Building Products as part of the National Gypsum Company’s Building Products for a Better Future initiative.This contribution from the New Columbia organization was made in celebration of Giving Tuesday, a global day dedicated to philanthropy and community support.The Building Products for a Better Future initiative focuses on supporting organizations that provide science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) learning opportunities in the communities where National Gypsum Company associates live and wo

LEWISBURG — Union County and the Union County Housing Authority received $400,000 in state grants and loans to rehabilitate approximately seven owner-occupied homes.

MILTON — School directors in Milton chose Joel Harris as their next board president at a Thursday night reorganization meeting.