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Pottsville Police investigate incident

Pottsville Police are investigating an incident that happened around 7:40 a.m. Thursday. Police said they received a report from a 13-year-old girl who said she was walking toward the D.H.H. Lengle...

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Frackville residents ask for downtown improvement information

FRACKVILLE — Suggestions are being requested from Frackville residents of what can be done to help improve the look of the borough’s business district. The request for input was made during Wednesday’s...

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No rentals at Pottsville Club which may be sold soon

The Pottsville Club will no longer be rented out for events, as the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Pottsville believes it may be sold within several weeks. “Our intention has always been to...

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New events on tap at Funfest in Hazleton

Funfest is focusing on getting back to its roots as it approaches its 40th anniversary but the Funfest committee is also excited to announce three new events it hopes crowds will enjoy during this...

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Police log, Sept. 11, 2015

Girl reports suspicious man Pottsville police are investigating an incident that occurred about 7:40 a.m. Thursday. Police said they received a report from a 13-year-old girl, who said she had been...

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Around the region, Sept. 11, 2015

n Ashland: The Ashland Area Rotary Club recently hosted the official visit by Rotary District 7360 Governor David A. Ford, a member of the Bloomsburg Rotary Club, during a gathering at The Mineshaft...

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Quilt Spectacular to be held Saturday in Schuylkill Haven

SCHUYLKILL HAVEN — Those who attend the Quilt Spectacular event at the Walk In Art Center on Saturday and Sunday will have the opportunity to see more than 200 quilts. They will also have the...

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Heritage celebration to be held in Orwigsburg

ORWIGSBURG — The borough’s downtown will come alive Saturday during the Orwigsburg Heritage Celebration. This event is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and features food, fun and family-friendly entertainment in...

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Kane supporters rally in Harrisburg

HARRISBURG — Supporters of embattled state Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane called for a halt in proceedings to suspend her law license during a rally on Thursday at the state Capitol. Some two dozen...

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Saint Clair man jailed after sword assault

SAINT CLAIR — A borough man was jailed after being arrested by Saint Clair police for assaulting and cutting a man with a sword Wednesday night. William R. Long, 62, of 53 N. Second St., Apt. 1, was...

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McCann celebrates 20 years in Pottsville

McCann School of Business & Technology will celebrate its 20th year in Pottsville with a day of events, which will include a breakfast and visits from alumni, Shannon Brennan, campus director, said...

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Careless smoking blamed for sparking Tamaqua fire

TAMAQUA — Careless smoking sparked a fire that drove seven people from their apartment house at 210 Washington St. in Tamaqua late Wednesday night. Fire was blowing out the roof when firefighters...

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First responders, law enforcement attend Patriot Day service in Schuylkill Haven

SCHUYLKILL HAVEN — It sometimes takes a tragic event to bring a community together, such as Sept. 11, 2001. “On Monday, we were man or woman, black or white, old or young, rich or poor, gay or...

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PA Oktoberfest adds 5K run to list of German-style fun

Get out the Lederhosen. Planners for this year’s PA Oktoberfest will encourage participants to wear the traditional German breeches for the event’s inaugural Lederhosen 5K, which takes place at 11 a.m....

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Police charge 2 for criminal mischief, drugs

MINERSVILLE — Minersville police charged a borough man and woman in connection with a vandalism spree that began Aug. 26 and ended when illegal drugs and paraphernalia were found inside their...

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Rainy June blamed for poor pumpkin crop

McKEANSBURG — John Heim is just one of several farmers in Schuylkill County who said this year has not been kind to the pumpkin crops. He owns Heim’s Fruit Farm and, along with pumpkins, sells a wide...

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Rabbi plans for Sukkot observance in Pottsville

A local rabbi is planning to observe the Jewish festival of Sukkot in Pottsville with a get-together at the end of the month. “I want to invite everybody, anyone. We’re going to bring food. There’s...

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Criminal court, Sept. 12, 2015

A Northampton County woman returned to prison Friday after being sentenced in Schuylkill County Court for retail theft. Brandy L. Darrow, 38, of Easton, must serve two to 18 months in prison and...

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United Way starts campaign with $300K

SCHUYLKILL HAVEN — Schuylkill United Way officially started its campaign Friday with a head-start on reaching the $1,016,000 goal that will help its member agencies continue to serve county citizens....

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Saint Clair to start curbside recycling

SAINT CLAIR — The borough will be rolling out its new recycling truck in two weeks for its first curbside collection. Saint Clair is the latest municipality to close a county drop-off site to start its...

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