SHAMOKIN — No provisional ballots were cast in any of Shamokin's eight wards in Tuesday's primary, meaning it is likely the unofficial results regarding the candidates for the government study commission will stand as reported.
SHAMOKIN — Since organizing 14 months ago, the Mayoral Blight Task Force has created initiatives to prevent blight and require homeowners to be more responsible for their properties, member Mike McLaughlin said Wednesday.
SHAMOKIN — The City of Shamokin Sustainability Coalition and the Bucknell Center for Sustainability and the Environment announced three more installments to its Resiliency Workshop Series, with the first slated to begin at 1 p.m. Sunday at Artisan Alley Fine Arts Gallery.
COAL TOWNSHIP — Audience members will embark on a heartfelt adventure this weekend with the cast and crew of Our Lady of Lourdes (OLOL) Regional School’s production of “Finding Nemo, Kids.”
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COAL TOWNSHIP — Students pre-kindergarten through 12th grade participated in an “egg drop” project Friday at Our Lady of Lourdes Regional School.
SHAMOKIN — Shamokin Police Chief and Fire Marshal Raymond Siko II reported interviews are continuing to be conducted in an ongoing investigation into Sunday afternoon’s blaze that destroyed the Firehouse Winery at 211 E. Sunbury St.
SHAMOKIN — Nine UGI Utilities volunteers will descend on the Fifth Ward Community Garden, located near 244 S. Franklin St., on Friday morning to complete necessary tasks before the garden opens to the public in May.
COAL TOWNSHIP — The Shamokin Area High School Symphonic and Middle School Concert bands will present their annual Rhythms of Spring concert at 7 p.m. May 1 in the high school auditorium. The bands are under the direction of Kevin B. Styer.
MILTON — The investigation into last week's shooting in downtown Milton is continuing, Police Chief Curt Zettlemoyer told borough council on Wednesday night.
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