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Most schools in Columbia County close for either part or the full week of the Bloomsburg Fair. Youth participation at the largest agricultural fair in Pennsylvania has increased the last few years.
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Berwick native David Morris recalls working as a White House correspondent covering President George W. Bush's visit to a Florida elementary school on Sept. 11, 2001.
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Bob Ide and Roger DuPuis are in the WVIA Podcast studio talking about the latest with some players from the 570 region looking to make their way in the NFL. Also: Wallenpaupack vs. East Stroudsburg preview and Teresa Troiani vs. the Dinnie Stones.
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Teresa Troiani of Berwick traveled to Aberdeenshire, Scotland this summer to try her hand at lifting a pair of granite stones weighing a combined 733 pounds. Now 42, she started weight training at 36.
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The measles-associated deaths occurred among two residents of Lancaster County. There have been no deaths in Northeast or Northcentral Pennsylvania but 25 cases reported across the region.
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This Saturday, for one night only, ‘Who Am I, Again?’ will explore a Bloomsburg native’s recovery after suffering a traumatic brain injury.
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Nearly all school districts in Pennsylvania have seen drops in English language arts proficiency since the COVID-19 pandemic. Under a new state mandate, schools are changing the way they teach students how to read.
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Two Americans with a vested interest in Catholic education met recently in Rome. One was Marywood University President Lisa Lori. The other was Pope Leo XIV.
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Camp Cranium is a camp for children with traumatic brain injuries. The week-long camp offers community, support and fun for the campers, encouraging independence and building their confidence every June.
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Camp Cranium is a camp for children with traumatic brain injuries located in Millville, Columbia County. The week-long camp provides community, support and fun for the campers, encouraging independence and building campers' confidence every June.