City of Williamsport’s $1.6 million payment helps wrap up split from transportation authority

The City of Williamsport and River Valley Transit Authority have a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that includes the city owing the authority $1.6 million. City Council approved the resolution and are presenting it for consideration by Mayor Derek Slaughter. The city has been working with the RVTA and this is one of the many issues. This one, in particular, city Solicitor Christopher Kenyon recently completed. It is believed to be “fair for both sides” and both have “landed in a good place,” Slaughter remarked. Council President Eric Beiter noticed the line in the MOU ...

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Hughey L. Woodring III

Hughey L. Woodring III, 66, of Jersey Shore, died March 7, 2026. He was born in Williamsport, a son of Hughey Woodring Jr. and Margaret J. ...

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Giuseppe “Joe” Mario Tuzzato

Three men arrested in separate domestic assaults

Charge filed after subpoenaed witness failed to show for homicide trial

Although a subpoena was delivered to her on Sept. 9 for the upcoming homicide trial of Dawud Rogers in Lycoming County court, Britney Marie ...

Jersey Shore area man arrested on his third shoplifting offenses

Driver suffers only minor injuries in rollover crash along Market Street

The defense doesn’t rest: Tenacious defense helps Hughesville girls defeat Notre Dame-Green Pond

Lewisburg defeats Pope John Paul in PIAA Class AAAA playoffs to advance

POTTSVILLE - Shooting 3-pointers has become one of Lewisburg's specialties this season, and despite making just one trey in the first half ...

Moving on: Hughesville girls fight off Notre Dame-Green Pond and reach 3A state quarterfinals

Hughesville players not competing for themselves, but rather the team

What other newspapers are saying: Focus on accountability

The resignation of Harvard economics professor and former university president Larry Summers was only the latest repercussion from the release of the Jeffrey Epstein ...

Bill good start to examining role of rural pharmacies

Environmental protection starts with families

Museum to display famed ‘Voodoo Lily’

Penn State softball players visit school for ‘Read Across America’

Wellsboro arts center to host children story, craft

Supreme Court rejects suit challenging East Palestine settlement

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to hear a challenge of the $600 million settlement with Norfolk Southern Railroad and victims of toxic ...