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All CategoriesBeethoven's Fifth Symphony is the star of HSO's showMaestro Stuart Malina and the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra haven't played the Fifth in the past few seasons, but there was no sign of rust on this masterpiece. Read more...Saturday's Powerball numbers have been drawnThe numbers for Saturday's $325 million jackpot are 1, 10, 37, 52, 57, and the Powerball is 11.... Read more...Portable methods of meth production causing problems in Northampton County, authorities sayIn 2010 there were seven arrests countywide of individuals accused of manufacturing methamphetamine, authorities say. Vote in the news poll. Read more...JCP&L, PSE&G criticized by utilities board over explosionsJCP&L was responsible for an August manhole explosion, while PSE&G was faulted for a gas explosion in April 2010 Read more...Are Pennsylvania's child-abuse laws failing children?Child-abuse laws haven't changed much since the 1970s. But after the alleged acts of Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State assistant football coach, the country is now... Read more...Hunterdon County workers protest proposed layoffsFreeholders are trying to close a budget deficit of at least $1.2 million and have told 24 county workers they could be laid off. Read more...Northampton County school districts want to go onlineSeveral districts are considering starting up cyber academies to compete with cyber charter schools. Read more...Whitney Houston dies at age 48 - UPDATEThe singer's publicist confirmed her death today. She was found in a Beverly Hills hotel but the cause is not yet known. Read more...Children's author addresses Moravian College studentsScott Morro, also a Bangor Area elementary teacher, told the stories behind his books. Read more...Allentown man tells cops he's not sure where he was shot, but it was in the greater Easton areaDemar Campbell, 27, told police he was unsure where he was shot -- only that it occurred somewhere in the Easton, Wilson Borough or Palmer Township area. Read more...Red Bull Butter Cup a hit in Downtown EastonThe snowboard tournament drew roughly a thousand people to Centre Square despite a mix of light rain and snow, as well as temperatures in the 30s. View PHOTOS and VIDEO. Read more...Lancaster County family seeks first-hand learning experience by traveling the countryThe goal for the Smucker family is simple: to see the country and educate their children that what might seem impossible is, in fact, downright real Read more...Bethlehem Latin King sentenced to almost 10 years in prisonCesar "King C's" Velez admitted to his involvement in the gang. Read more...Bethlehem's West Broad Street businesses create directory to increase interestThe businesses and the local Mount Airy Neighborhood Association recently completed a business and service directory for the neighborhood. Read more...Ted Nugent weighs in on politics, hunting at Eastern Sports & Outdoor ShowThe rocker spent about three hours meeting and greeting fans of his "Spirit of the Wild" hunting show, his music and his right-wing political views. Read more...Whitney Houston, singer and actress, dies at 48; cause not immediately releasedIn the 1980s-'90s, she was one of the world's best-selling artists, but was better known lately for drug use and erratic behavior. Read more...Pennsylvania Army National Guard troops come homeSoldiers with the 213th Personnel Company returned from Kuwait and Iraq Read more...Washington funeral home's abandoned remains head to final restFuneral director Rich Maguire seeks destinations for cremated remains left unclaimed at his Warren Hills Memorial Home. Read more...Raritan Valley Community College videogame fans gather for Global Game JamHunterdon and Somerset counties' community college hosted teams creating videogames for a third straight year. Read more...Phillipsburg's trap-neuter-release program seeks volunteers to curb feral cat populationThe town will host its third feral cat roundup in March and volunteers will be trained in trapping and transportation. Read more...Flu vaccine could be mandatory for New Jersey health care workersA bill working its way through the legislation could force health care facilities to give its workers the influenza shot. Read more...New Jersey should pay for prosecutors, freeholders sayA $1.3 million settlement to an assistant prosecutor kicked off the Jayson Williams case rekindled a long running complaint of county freeholders: that the state mostly controls... Read more...Opiates worry Warren and Hunterdon countiesEven as new methods drive an increase in meth production in the Lehigh Valley, authorities say heroin and opiates are the drugs of choice in the Garden State. Read more...Elizabeth 'Betty' A. Carberry, elementary school nurse with Phillipsburg School District - Obituaries todayShe was an elementary school nurse with the Phillipsburg School District from 1944 until her retirement in 1979. Read more...Pennsylvania couple stopped for driving stolen car, drugs found during search police saidWhen Easton police searched the car they found syringes and an empty heroin packet, police said. Read more...Young men smashed driver's windshield in East Hanover TownshipTwo white men, aged 16-25, near the Interstate 81 overpass, threw something at a car, breaking the back windshield. Read more...Weather forecast for rest of the weekend; Syrian military official assassinated - AM news linksBeyonce and Jay-Z share photos of their baby daughter Blue Ivy. Read more...Newville woman arrested for DUI after almost hitting police car in West Pennsboro TownshipThe woman celebrated a recent graduation then drove west on Route 641 Friday morning, crossing over a double line and nearly striking a marked police vehicle. Read more..."Art is an entrée, not a dessert" - DOSHI Gallery receptionfrom:The State Museum of Pennsylvania"Art is an entrée, not a dessert" - DOSHI Gallery reception Read more...Middletown Public Library may be subject of A&E network series 'Morbid Curiosity'Producers of the Arts & Entertainment network show 'Paranormal Activity' were at the library Feb. 3-4 filming what they hope might be a new 22-episode series. Read more...Snow to continue falling on and off today in Harrisburg regionSnow should taper off around 7 tonight, but flurries and plenty of blowing snow will continue. Read more...State managers, nonunion workers will get pay raises after allThe announcement comes despite an earlier statement that seemed to indicate their salaries would remain unchanged. Read more...Jerry Sandusky wants more freedomLooking toward a May trial, the judge will rule later on that request and another to keep the jury in Centre County. Read more...Free lunch, movie and more for kids this Saturdayfrom:Harrisburg Frugal Family ExaminerThe Harris Street Church of Harrisburg is hosting a Neighborhood Valentine family event this Saturday, February 11, 2012. Beginning at noon and running until 3 p.m. the community... Read more...Rick Santorum electrifies CPAC conservativesSantorum succeeds Mitt Romney as favorite of the most conservative. Read more...Nazareth Area graduate left for sneakers and didn't come backMichael Powers, 19, died in a crash on Bushkill Drive in Forks Township. The vehicle was found Friday morning. Read more...Lawmakers, Dauphin County commissioners frustrated with pace of David Unkovic's decisionsRep. Ron Buxton, Sen. Jeffrey Piccola say the Harrisburg receiver should have put city assets on the market sooner. Read more...Attorney's cousin admits making online comments against Northampton County Judge Michael Koury - UPDATEDefense attorney Dennis Charles denied any involvement in the comments and said he has never posted on a blog in his life. Read more...Upper Macungie Township to host free crossing guard trainingThe Allentown Police Department and the Parkland School District are sending officers and crossing guards, respectively, to the March 14 class. Read more...LongHorn Steakhouse eyeing Lower Nazareth Township siteRepresentatives of LongHorn Steakhouse later this month will go before the board of supervisors in seeking a liquor license for a proposed restaurant in the Lower Nazareth Commons... Read more...Upper Nazareth Township planners delay vote on Heritage Village retirement communityMorningstar Senior Living Inc, the new corporate name of the company that owns Moravian Hall Square, has proposed building 143 homes just north of Borough Park. Vote in the news... Read more...Greenwich Township couple holding out hope that cat escaped January house fireThe Grecos have been placing out food in the hope their 6-year-old calico, Sweetpea, survived a fire that destroyed their New Village Road home. Read more...Harrisburg Mayor Linda Thompson to hire COO within two monthsThe COO would lead and manage the entire staff and contribute to the city's long-term planning needs, but Thompson says she would remain the city's CEO. Read more...Lower Saucon Township home damaged by morning fire - UPDATEA family of four adults was displaced. See PHOTOS and VIDEO of the blaze. Read more...Ron Angle seeks delay in $1.27 million court-ordered payment so he can appealRetired Philadelphia Judge John L. Braxton ruled in August Angle was in in breach of contract with Palmer Cotturo over an Upper Mount Bethel Township land deal. Read more...Incubus, Alan Jackson, Flogging Molly, and Paul Anka to perform at Sands Bethlehem Event Center - UPDATEAll four will take the stage soon after the center's opening in May. Read more...Ukrainian hockey coach Ivan Pravilov found dead in prison cell; suicide suspectedPravilov was indicted last month on charges he fondled a 14-year-old Ukrainian player at his Philadelphia apartment. Read more...Allentown man doesn't want marijuana cache used as evidence against himA panel of state judges last month ruled the 30 pounds of pot found in Albert Solomon Jr.'s car was properly obtained by police. Read more...Bethlehem teen who stabbed Allentown man at Musikfest sentenced to state prisonDefense attorney Tony Rybak said Keith Walker Jr. denies being a member of the Crips gang. Read more...AIDS activists urging Hershey Boycott for Valentine's DayThe group formally launched its effort on Facebook and Twitter on Friday as part of its “No Kisses for Hershey.” Read more... |
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