“Many of us are good people and we made mistakes but our crimes don’t define us. I was mixed up in a life I shouldn’t have been in,” said Anthony, an inmate at SCI Coal Township during a recent visit with Jennifer Remke, director of development and community engagement of the American ...
The Muncy Township board of supervisors has voted to hire a firm from Hazleton to give it legal advice, leaving the existing solicitor firm to question their status. Two township supervisors recently voted to hire Slusser Law Firm to assist the board with its legal needs. Supervisor Heath ...
With the resignation of board member Thomas Adams, effective March 17, the Williamsport Area School Board agreed to place former board member Barbara Reeves name on the agenda for next month’s meeting as a possible replacement. Adams is moving out of the district and will not be able to ...
A raging multiple-alarm blaze burned out of control for two hours Monday afternoon at the Gamble Township home of Dr. Raymond Lukas, a retired anesthesiologist, and his wife Susanna. No one was injured in the fire. The fire broke out at about 2 p.m. Dr. Lukas, 82, was not in the house at ...
Shawn M. Coles, 52, former business director of the Footprints of Montgomery food pantry, was sentenced to 11 ½ to 24 months in prison by Lycoming County President Judge Eric Linhardt Friday. The sentencing came nearly three months after Coles, who formerly went by the last name Gawblick, ...
From an early age, Olympic Team USA defender and co-captain Megan Keller knew exactly what she wanted to do, and that was to be like her older brother and play hockey. Keller was born in Farmington Hills, Mich., but her family has deep ties to the area, with mother, Lynn, a track runner, ...