AP source: Jeffrey Epstein found injured in NYC jail cell NEW YORK — Wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein was found injured on the floor of his cell early this week in the federal j... Deadly 2018 Amtrak crash caused by safety oversights, delays COLUMBIA, S.C. — Federal safety officials ruled Tuesday yet another fatal train crash in the United States has been cau... Great white shark leaps from water to snatch fish off line ORLEANS, Mass. (AP) — A family fishing in Cape Cod Bay had an up close and personal encounter with a great white shark t... 9 firefighters treated for heat exhaustion battling blaze YORK (AP) — Officials say nine firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion and six transported to a hospital for treat... City removes monument that included KKK-sponsored brick WILKES-BARRE (AP) — Wilkes-Barre city officials have removed a public monument that included a recently added brick that... Pennsylvania high court declines to review Sandusky decision HARRISBURG — Jerry Sandusky won’t get a fresh chance to argue in state court he should get a new trial, seven years afte... Court issues split decision on natural gas drilling rules HARRISBURG — A state court on Monday upheld portions of Pennsylvania regulations that address Marcellus Shale natural ga... Mayor reverses course, will allow LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly READING (AP) — The mayor of Reading has reversed course and says he will allow the LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly over City H... Parents told they could lose kids over unpaid school lunches KINGSTON (AP) — A Pennsylvania school district is warning that children could end up in foster care if their parents do ... Pennsylvania’s gambling industry revenue reaches record high HARRISBURG (AP) — Revenue from regulated gambling in Pennsylvania climbed to a new record high above $3.3 billion in the... Latest Photo Galleries2025 Andreas Halloween Parade2025-10-17Northwestern-Jim Thorpe football2025-10-14Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage Festival 20252025-10-13Tamaqua Heritage Festival 20252025-10-13Opinion Letter to the editor: Evil must be defeated I naively thought that after the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk, Democrats would finally realize that their words DO matter. Sadly, ... Letter to the editor: Big Bucks in Tiny HandsHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Support for Earl, Danielle PaulesLetter to the editor: A hard look at the school systemOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 18, 1999 The Dual Valley Recreation Association was recognized by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry, Department of Conservation and Natural Resourc... ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 17, 1998ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 16, 1997ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 15, 1991ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 14, 1990AP News Man pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shootingKirk’s faith, legacy remembered3 officers killed, 2 hurt York CountyUS electric grids under pressure from energy-hungry data centers are changing strategyThey witnessed Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Now students reckon with the griefSuspect in Charlie Kirk killing likely acted alone, authorities say « Previous 212 213 214 » Next Fall festival continues to draw the crowdsLASD fires cheer coachJefferson Health announces layoffsFormer Lehighton church to become retail centerPIAA official stricken at game thankful for aid
Deadly 2018 Amtrak crash caused by safety oversights, delays COLUMBIA, S.C. — Federal safety officials ruled Tuesday yet another fatal train crash in the United States has been cau... Great white shark leaps from water to snatch fish off line ORLEANS, Mass. (AP) — A family fishing in Cape Cod Bay had an up close and personal encounter with a great white shark t... 9 firefighters treated for heat exhaustion battling blaze YORK (AP) — Officials say nine firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion and six transported to a hospital for treat... City removes monument that included KKK-sponsored brick WILKES-BARRE (AP) — Wilkes-Barre city officials have removed a public monument that included a recently added brick that... Pennsylvania high court declines to review Sandusky decision HARRISBURG — Jerry Sandusky won’t get a fresh chance to argue in state court he should get a new trial, seven years afte... Court issues split decision on natural gas drilling rules HARRISBURG — A state court on Monday upheld portions of Pennsylvania regulations that address Marcellus Shale natural ga... Mayor reverses course, will allow LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly READING (AP) — The mayor of Reading has reversed course and says he will allow the LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly over City H... Parents told they could lose kids over unpaid school lunches KINGSTON (AP) — A Pennsylvania school district is warning that children could end up in foster care if their parents do ... Pennsylvania’s gambling industry revenue reaches record high HARRISBURG (AP) — Revenue from regulated gambling in Pennsylvania climbed to a new record high above $3.3 billion in the... Latest Photo Galleries2025 Andreas Halloween Parade2025-10-17Northwestern-Jim Thorpe football2025-10-14Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage Festival 20252025-10-13Tamaqua Heritage Festival 20252025-10-13Opinion Letter to the editor: Evil must be defeated I naively thought that after the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk, Democrats would finally realize that their words DO matter. Sadly, ... Letter to the editor: Big Bucks in Tiny HandsHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Support for Earl, Danielle PaulesLetter to the editor: A hard look at the school systemOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 18, 1999 The Dual Valley Recreation Association was recognized by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry, Department of Conservation and Natural Resourc... ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 17, 1998ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 16, 1997ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 15, 1991ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 14, 1990AP News Man pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shootingKirk’s faith, legacy remembered3 officers killed, 2 hurt York CountyUS electric grids under pressure from energy-hungry data centers are changing strategyThey witnessed Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Now students reckon with the griefSuspect in Charlie Kirk killing likely acted alone, authorities say « Previous 212 213 214 » Next Fall festival continues to draw the crowdsLASD fires cheer coachJefferson Health announces layoffsFormer Lehighton church to become retail centerPIAA official stricken at game thankful for aid
Great white shark leaps from water to snatch fish off line ORLEANS, Mass. (AP) — A family fishing in Cape Cod Bay had an up close and personal encounter with a great white shark t... 9 firefighters treated for heat exhaustion battling blaze YORK (AP) — Officials say nine firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion and six transported to a hospital for treat... City removes monument that included KKK-sponsored brick WILKES-BARRE (AP) — Wilkes-Barre city officials have removed a public monument that included a recently added brick that... Pennsylvania high court declines to review Sandusky decision HARRISBURG — Jerry Sandusky won’t get a fresh chance to argue in state court he should get a new trial, seven years afte... Court issues split decision on natural gas drilling rules HARRISBURG — A state court on Monday upheld portions of Pennsylvania regulations that address Marcellus Shale natural ga... Mayor reverses course, will allow LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly READING (AP) — The mayor of Reading has reversed course and says he will allow the LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly over City H... Parents told they could lose kids over unpaid school lunches KINGSTON (AP) — A Pennsylvania school district is warning that children could end up in foster care if their parents do ... Pennsylvania’s gambling industry revenue reaches record high HARRISBURG (AP) — Revenue from regulated gambling in Pennsylvania climbed to a new record high above $3.3 billion in the... Latest Photo Galleries2025 Andreas Halloween Parade2025-10-17Northwestern-Jim Thorpe football2025-10-14Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage Festival 20252025-10-13Tamaqua Heritage Festival 20252025-10-13Opinion Letter to the editor: Evil must be defeated I naively thought that after the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk, Democrats would finally realize that their words DO matter. Sadly, ... Letter to the editor: Big Bucks in Tiny HandsHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Support for Earl, Danielle PaulesLetter to the editor: A hard look at the school systemOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 18, 1999 The Dual Valley Recreation Association was recognized by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry, Department of Conservation and Natural Resourc... ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 17, 1998ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 16, 1997ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 15, 1991ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 14, 1990AP News Man pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shootingKirk’s faith, legacy remembered3 officers killed, 2 hurt York CountyUS electric grids under pressure from energy-hungry data centers are changing strategyThey witnessed Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Now students reckon with the griefSuspect in Charlie Kirk killing likely acted alone, authorities say « Previous 212 213 214 » Next Fall festival continues to draw the crowdsLASD fires cheer coachJefferson Health announces layoffsFormer Lehighton church to become retail centerPIAA official stricken at game thankful for aid
9 firefighters treated for heat exhaustion battling blaze YORK (AP) — Officials say nine firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion and six transported to a hospital for treat... City removes monument that included KKK-sponsored brick WILKES-BARRE (AP) — Wilkes-Barre city officials have removed a public monument that included a recently added brick that... Pennsylvania high court declines to review Sandusky decision HARRISBURG — Jerry Sandusky won’t get a fresh chance to argue in state court he should get a new trial, seven years afte... Court issues split decision on natural gas drilling rules HARRISBURG — A state court on Monday upheld portions of Pennsylvania regulations that address Marcellus Shale natural ga... Mayor reverses course, will allow LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly READING (AP) — The mayor of Reading has reversed course and says he will allow the LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly over City H... Parents told they could lose kids over unpaid school lunches KINGSTON (AP) — A Pennsylvania school district is warning that children could end up in foster care if their parents do ... Pennsylvania’s gambling industry revenue reaches record high HARRISBURG (AP) — Revenue from regulated gambling in Pennsylvania climbed to a new record high above $3.3 billion in the... Latest Photo Galleries2025 Andreas Halloween Parade2025-10-17Northwestern-Jim Thorpe football2025-10-14Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage Festival 20252025-10-13Tamaqua Heritage Festival 20252025-10-13Opinion Letter to the editor: Evil must be defeated I naively thought that after the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk, Democrats would finally realize that their words DO matter. Sadly, ... Letter to the editor: Big Bucks in Tiny HandsHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Support for Earl, Danielle PaulesLetter to the editor: A hard look at the school systemOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 18, 1999 The Dual Valley Recreation Association was recognized by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry, Department of Conservation and Natural Resourc... ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 17, 1998ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 16, 1997ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 15, 1991ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 14, 1990AP News Man pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shootingKirk’s faith, legacy remembered3 officers killed, 2 hurt York CountyUS electric grids under pressure from energy-hungry data centers are changing strategyThey witnessed Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Now students reckon with the griefSuspect in Charlie Kirk killing likely acted alone, authorities say « Previous 212 213 214 » Next Fall festival continues to draw the crowdsLASD fires cheer coachJefferson Health announces layoffsFormer Lehighton church to become retail centerPIAA official stricken at game thankful for aid
City removes monument that included KKK-sponsored brick WILKES-BARRE (AP) — Wilkes-Barre city officials have removed a public monument that included a recently added brick that...
Pennsylvania high court declines to review Sandusky decision HARRISBURG — Jerry Sandusky won’t get a fresh chance to argue in state court he should get a new trial, seven years afte... Court issues split decision on natural gas drilling rules HARRISBURG — A state court on Monday upheld portions of Pennsylvania regulations that address Marcellus Shale natural ga... Mayor reverses course, will allow LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly READING (AP) — The mayor of Reading has reversed course and says he will allow the LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly over City H... Parents told they could lose kids over unpaid school lunches KINGSTON (AP) — A Pennsylvania school district is warning that children could end up in foster care if their parents do ... Pennsylvania’s gambling industry revenue reaches record high HARRISBURG (AP) — Revenue from regulated gambling in Pennsylvania climbed to a new record high above $3.3 billion in the... Latest Photo Galleries2025 Andreas Halloween Parade2025-10-17Northwestern-Jim Thorpe football2025-10-14Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage Festival 20252025-10-13Tamaqua Heritage Festival 20252025-10-13Opinion Letter to the editor: Evil must be defeated I naively thought that after the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk, Democrats would finally realize that their words DO matter. Sadly, ... Letter to the editor: Big Bucks in Tiny HandsHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Support for Earl, Danielle PaulesLetter to the editor: A hard look at the school systemOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 18, 1999 The Dual Valley Recreation Association was recognized by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry, Department of Conservation and Natural Resourc... ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 17, 1998ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 16, 1997ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 15, 1991ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 14, 1990AP News Man pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shootingKirk’s faith, legacy remembered3 officers killed, 2 hurt York CountyUS electric grids under pressure from energy-hungry data centers are changing strategyThey witnessed Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Now students reckon with the griefSuspect in Charlie Kirk killing likely acted alone, authorities say « Previous 212 213 214 » Next
Court issues split decision on natural gas drilling rules HARRISBURG — A state court on Monday upheld portions of Pennsylvania regulations that address Marcellus Shale natural ga... Mayor reverses course, will allow LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly READING (AP) — The mayor of Reading has reversed course and says he will allow the LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly over City H... Parents told they could lose kids over unpaid school lunches KINGSTON (AP) — A Pennsylvania school district is warning that children could end up in foster care if their parents do ... Pennsylvania’s gambling industry revenue reaches record high HARRISBURG (AP) — Revenue from regulated gambling in Pennsylvania climbed to a new record high above $3.3 billion in the... Latest Photo Galleries2025 Andreas Halloween Parade2025-10-17Northwestern-Jim Thorpe football2025-10-14Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage Festival 20252025-10-13Tamaqua Heritage Festival 20252025-10-13Opinion Letter to the editor: Evil must be defeated I naively thought that after the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk, Democrats would finally realize that their words DO matter. Sadly, ... Letter to the editor: Big Bucks in Tiny HandsHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Support for Earl, Danielle PaulesLetter to the editor: A hard look at the school systemOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 18, 1999 The Dual Valley Recreation Association was recognized by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry, Department of Conservation and Natural Resourc... ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 17, 1998ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 16, 1997ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 15, 1991ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 14, 1990AP News Man pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shootingKirk’s faith, legacy remembered3 officers killed, 2 hurt York CountyUS electric grids under pressure from energy-hungry data centers are changing strategyThey witnessed Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Now students reckon with the griefSuspect in Charlie Kirk killing likely acted alone, authorities say
Mayor reverses course, will allow LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly READING (AP) — The mayor of Reading has reversed course and says he will allow the LGBTQ rainbow flag to fly over City H... Parents told they could lose kids over unpaid school lunches KINGSTON (AP) — A Pennsylvania school district is warning that children could end up in foster care if their parents do ... Pennsylvania’s gambling industry revenue reaches record high HARRISBURG (AP) — Revenue from regulated gambling in Pennsylvania climbed to a new record high above $3.3 billion in the... Latest Photo Galleries2025 Andreas Halloween Parade2025-10-17Northwestern-Jim Thorpe football2025-10-14Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage Festival 20252025-10-13Tamaqua Heritage Festival 20252025-10-13Opinion Letter to the editor: Evil must be defeated I naively thought that after the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk, Democrats would finally realize that their words DO matter. Sadly, ... Letter to the editor: Big Bucks in Tiny HandsHow our legislators votedLetter to the editor: Support for Earl, Danielle PaulesLetter to the editor: A hard look at the school systemOn This Date - News ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 18, 1999 The Dual Valley Recreation Association was recognized by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry, Department of Conservation and Natural Resourc... ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 17, 1998ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 16, 1997ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 15, 1991ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 14, 1990AP News Man pleads guilty to arson at governor’s mansionGun control fuels intense House debate4 dead, 8 injured in Michigan church shooting, fireFour dead, 8 injured in church shootingKirk’s faith, legacy remembered3 officers killed, 2 hurt York CountyUS electric grids under pressure from energy-hungry data centers are changing strategyThey witnessed Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Now students reckon with the griefSuspect in Charlie Kirk killing likely acted alone, authorities say
Parents told they could lose kids over unpaid school lunches KINGSTON (AP) — A Pennsylvania school district is warning that children could end up in foster care if their parents do ... Pennsylvania’s gambling industry revenue reaches record high HARRISBURG (AP) — Revenue from regulated gambling in Pennsylvania climbed to a new record high above $3.3 billion in the...
Pennsylvania’s gambling industry revenue reaches record high HARRISBURG (AP) — Revenue from regulated gambling in Pennsylvania climbed to a new record high above $3.3 billion in the...
Letter to the editor: Evil must be defeated I naively thought that after the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk, Democrats would finally realize that their words DO matter. Sadly, ...
ON THIS DATE OCTOBER 18, 1999 The Dual Valley Recreation Association was recognized by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry, Department of Conservation and Natural Resourc...