March 7, 2025 at 10:49 ESTPA homepage
Editor's Note: This story has been updated to reflect that Freed was suspended without pay in July of 2022.
WILLIAMSPORT, LYCOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A former principal has been found not guilty of the charges of sexual assault after being accused of having a relationship with a student.
According to court officials, after a four-day trial, Roger Weaver Freed, of Cogan Station, was found not guilty on the following charges:
Corruption of a minor
School intercourse and sexual contact with a student
Furnishing liquor to a minor
Sexual assault
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The job market has been remarkably resilient over the past year despite high interest rates.
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The prosecution is asking the judge to allow the messages and the 911 call to be admitted as evidence in the upcoming murder trial.
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The Assistant Director of the FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office described the former Olympian as "a very dangerous man."
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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation administrators on Thursday afternoon unveiled an ambitious schedule of 2025 infrastructure road upgrades and replacement projects in District 3, with a projected cost of $302 million. The presentation was conducted online.
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(WPHL) -- Crozer-Chester Medical Center, located in Upland, PA, and Taylor Hospital, located in Ridley Park, PA, will close this month, according to a statement released by Delaware County Council. On Thursday, councilmembers responded to the closure announcement by Prospect Medical Holdings, Inc., the owner of the two hospitals.
Prospect Medical Holdings files for bankruptcy protection
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