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There will be lots of booms and flashes of color in skies across Northeast and Central Pennsylvania this 4th of July.
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This week's heat wave couldn't stop a group of teens in Berwick from feeding their neighbors with a summer food drive. And the field of Republican candidates for governor is taking shape ahead of next year's election.
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Teens distribute food to families with the group For the Cause, a nonprofit dedicated to youth leadership in Columbia and Luzerne counties.
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The Pinchot Mansion in Pike County will host unique tours this Saturday. In Williamsport, a museum will offer half price for National Train Day and Maker Fest is happening at the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds.
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In separate federal lawsuits filed in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, three union members say Pennsylvania State Education Association failed to protect their data then waited more than eight months to let them know about the breach.
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For nine years, Janine Hall and her three children have not had safe water to drink. The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) found their water had dangerously high levels of PFAS from sewage sludge put on nearby farms from the 1980s.
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Take your significant other to an animal-inspired art exhibit, Winterfest, or for a romantic walk in the park.
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Before the animals, music and vendors stormed Bloomsburg, 19 churches and community organizations gave back to the people who make the fair happen.
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Council of Trustees President Wetzel says Bashar Hanna was previously cleared by internal probe, 'should continue to serve' as Commonwealth University leader.
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Jeffrey Krug sued university, key officials after he was terminated in wake of helping an assistant file a sexual harassment complaint.