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SUNBURY — The Northumberland County Historical Society Museum and Library will be closed indefinitely until the 40-year-old roof of the Hunter House can be replaced.

MOUNT CARMEL — A Mount Carmel man faces felony aggravated assault charges after township police say he shot a man during a night of drinking and pointing a gun at people at a “bush party” behind Kulpmont on Feb. 28.

SELINSGROVE — Susquehanna University’s Institute for Lifelong Learning will host a presentation, “History of Modern Russia: A Zoom Presentation by Joe Staggers,” on Wednesday.

SELINSGROVE — The Board of Directors of the Greater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce (GSVCC) on Monday named Amanda Craig-Bradley as their new president and CEO, effective March 30.

Gas prices across the Susquehanna Valley are three cents cheaper this week at $2.89 a gallon, according to AAA East Central’s Gas Price Report released Monday. A year ago this week, the average price was $3.16.

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DANVILLE — Saturday provided the ideal weather conditions for a maple tree tapping demonstration at Montour Preserve, Montour Area Recreation Commission director Bob Stoudt said.

HARRISBURG — Party-line votes cast by members of the Pennsylvania House Energy Committee on Monday advanced a pair of bills proposing an optional model zoning ordinance for local municipalities to consider toward regulating data center development, as well as mandating annual reports from the facilities about water and energy consumption.

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Democratic U.S. Sen. John Fetterman remained resolute Monday in his support of the joint U.S.-Israel war against Iran, celebrating news of the continued demise of the Iranian regime while his Republican colleague, Sen. Dave McCormick, backed President Donald Trump’s authority to launch “Operation Epic Fury” without the authorization of Congress.

The order came hours after the State Department urged Americans to leave the Middle East due to the conflict with Iran.