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What we're working on for Dec. 15

Tomorrow's edition will include ongoing coverage of the senseless tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut from our colleagues at the Associated Press. Here's a look at what our reporters are working on for Friday's edition: * Officials are nearing an ID on the man found burned in a car last week. The coroner is working to confirm that the remains match the DNA of a missing Danville man. * Fire has left a second family homeless in Berwick in less than 24 hours. But a heroic firefighter may have saved Christmas for a mother with three young children.

What we're working on for Dec. 14

Here's a look at what our reporters are working on for Friday's edition: * A mother allegedly helps her son steal $527 of shaving products, then lies to police in an attempt to get him off the hook. * A local hunter will not have to face charges that he lied about whether he used a gun or a bow to kill a bear. He still stands accused, however, of violating a PFA by having a rifle. * A Danville man's behavior at Walmart gets him banned -- not just here, but from stores accross the country.

What we're working on for Dec. 13

Here's a look at the local stories in the works for Thursday's edition: * A Berwick man returns home to find two scarved burglars outside. When he confronts them, he's hit with a blast of pepper spray. * Berwick Police become suspicious of two people walking along the street carrying a plastic garbage bag. The bag turns out to contain ingredients for making meth. * A Wilburton man allegedly steals a car in Coal Township and leads police on a chase. Along for the ride were his girlfriend and her nine-month-old baby, who was unrestrained in a seat, police say.

What we're working on for Dec. 12

Here's a look at what we're working on for Wednesday's edition: * A Berwick-area man stands trial on charges that he forced children under his girlfriend's care to strip down and simulate sexual acts. * Some Geisinger patients are offended by recent letters they received letting them know they are obese and suggesting they visit a physician. * A Danville man's behavior at the Buckhorn Walmart store gets him banned -- not just here, but from Walmart stores across the country.

What we're working on for Dec. 11

Here's a look at the stories we're working on for Tuesday: * Police and animal control officers are gathered again at the home of a man who was convicted of dog hoarding this summer, when officials found nearly 200 Chihuahuas in his home. Story is unfolding. * A reporter speaks with the aunt of an infant who went missing during a Berwick meth bust last week. Now that the little girl has been found -- and her parents are in jail -- the aunt plans to take the child in.

What we're working on for Dec. 10

Here's what we're working on for Monday's paper: * It took days for a Danville boy to create a seven-minute clay-animation film. Now, his work is winning awards. * Berwick's Council President Jeri Alley resigned from her position after strife between her and other council members over a payout to an employee. * Catawissa Police say they had to shoot a drunken state trooper from Berks County four times with a Taser, after he spouted expletives, refused to answer questions and put up a fight as they tried to question his wife during a traffic stop.

What we're working on for Dec. 9

Here's what we're working on for Sunday's paper: * We're taking a look at the teachers' salaries in the nine area school districts. Find out where your district rates. * The Bloomsburg Fair is dreaming of a profitable Christmas. They're offering those with fair fans on their list the option of buying admission tickets online and printing them out on their home computer to use as stocking stuffers.

What we're working on for Dec. 8

Here's a look at what we're working on for Saturday's edition: * Authorities continue searching for an infant who went missing from a suspected meth house that police busted in Berwick Thursday. * A white supremacist serving time in the Columbia County jail fashions a plastic toothbrush into a shank and tries to stab a fellow inmate before a guard breaks things up. * A BU student starts a stove fire that summons university police. The culinary culprit: pot brownies left to cook while he watched a movie, police say.

What we're working on for Dec. 7

Here's a look at the stories we're working on for Friday's edition: * The Autoneum auto carpet plant in Bloomsburg lands a big award from Toyota. The plant makes floor mats for some Toyota and Lexus models. * The mom of Bloomsburg teen Skylar Moodie appeals for the public's help in finding her son. Skylar, 17, has not been seen since Monday after school. * A Mocanaqua man is brought up on meth charges in the Wilkes-Barre area. Look for these stories and more in Friday's Press Enterprise.

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