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One person was seriously injured Sunday afternoon in a crash along Interstate 81 in Ryan township.

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A Tamaqua man was placed in the Schuylkill County prison in Pottsville on Oct. 12 after he was picked up...

Judge John P. Lavelle, the longest serving president judge in Carbon County history, who during his 23 years in office...

One person was seriously injured Sunday afternoon in a crash along Interstate 81 in Ryan township.

The crash occurred as the motorist...

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A Monroe County judge has denied a motion to throw out a felony charge against a man whose 4-year-old son...

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Franklin Elementary School’s ABC Boot Camp came to a fantastic end on Friday with an alphabet-based kindergarten fashion...



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A Monroe County man is facing charges following an incident that occurred at 6:27 p.m. on Oct. 7 in Chestnuthill...

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A Jim Thorpe woman has been charged with selling drugs after an investigation by the borough police department, agents of...

Lansford police have charged the following people.

• Oliberto Vega, 42, Nesquehoning, was charged with stalking, simple assault, and harassment...

Tamaqua police recently filed several citations.

Megan H. Hill, 27, of Skyline Drive, Tamaqua, was cited for retail theft,...

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A Summit Hill man was jailed by Jim Thorpe police earlier this month on a series of charges relating to...



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Sports

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On a balmy autumn night when red, white, and blue fireworks exploded in the air before the opening kick off,...

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Northwestern head coach Josh Snyder knew full well that Northern Lehigh would present a tough challenge for his Tigers in...

FOUNTAIN SPRINGS – Hard luck Tamaqua found Dame Fortune unfriendly once again at Spartan Stadium.

After a 5-0 start to...

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The big play.

It can either hurt a football team if you surrender it, or it can help a team...

Common sense tells you it’s easier to play with a lead.

And that was exactly Pleasant Valley’s plan coming out...



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Arts & Lifestyle

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It’s getting to be crunchtime for those honey bees, and that means working overtime.

And that, in turn, means...

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As a thank you for their service, the State Theatre, 453 Northampton St., Easton, is offering two free tickets to...

The Pocono Arts Council will host its annual holiday store in the ARTSPACE Gallery, 18 N. Seventh St. in Stroudsburg....

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Gary wasn’t used to being around people. He didn’t like being touched, or even looked at. If anyone came too...

Blue Mountain Health System and the Carbon County Area Agency on Aging will co-host the Senior Health and Information Fair...



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Nation & World

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WASHINGTON (AP) — He started by describing the reverent handling of America’s war dead, bodies packed in ice and shipped...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans must now shift their focus to enacting President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax plan, a far heavier...

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Some had just celebrated marriages of half a century or longer. They spent their time volunteering and playing with grandchildren....

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WILMINGTON, Delaware (AP) — The widow of a man killed in a workplace shooting in Maryland said Thursday that her...

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NEW YORK (AP) — In the face of fan unrest and accusations from the president about the league being unpatriotic,...



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