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What we're working on for Jan. 12

4:46 p.m. - Jan. 11, 2012 Here's a quick look at what our reporters are working on for Saturday's edition: * A man nearly killed by his pickup truck tells the harrowing tale. * A suspect is charged with burglarizing his own nephew's home. * More cops will hit the streets in Berwick. * Meanwhile, a couple arrested for meth has its day in court. * And finally, downtown business leaders clash with local government over sidewalk displays. Look for these stories and more in Saturday's Press Enterprise.

What we're working on for Jan. 11

4:10 p.m. - Jan. 10, 2012Our reporters have been busy today. Here's a look at what they're working on for Friday's edition: * A parked car is engulfed in flames. See what caused the morning blaze. * A house catches fire and a homeowner struggles with a garden hose. We'll have some details on this story later today. * An off-duty state trooper who was Tased by local police in a drunken traffic stop arrives in court.

What we're working on for Jan. 9, 2013

Here's a look at the stories our reporters are working on for Wednesday's edition: * Fed up with pregnant drug abusers in court, a judge tells a suspect to get on birth control. * A popular Elvis impersonator hangs up his blue suede shoes for good. * Get more details on our story of the man dragged 60 feet by his pickup. * We'll try again to bring you the story of a local pastor's travels to Sandy Hook, Conn.

What we're working on for Jan. 8, 2013

Here's a look at what our reporters are working on for Tuesday: * A former motorcycle shop owner who conned investors out of $88,000 pleads guilty in court. * A man strikes up a conversation with a woman in Walmart, then slips off with the wallet she'd had in her cart. * A local pastor visits Sandy Hook, Conn. * Bloomsburg's school board will consider a proposed contract with its teaching staff this evening. We hope to have details for you by tonight. Check back.

What we're working on for Jan. 5, 2013

Here's a look at what we're working on for Saturday's edition: * Fire erupts in a plant that manufactures wooden palletts and mulch near Millville. Officials are looking into a cigarette as a possible cause. * Several fights broke out at the Columbia County prison over the holidays, causing officials to say "enough is enough." * A woman who allegedly lied to police to protect her adult son from a shoplifting charge appears in court.

What we're working on for Jan. 3, 2013

Here's a look at the stories our reporters are working on for Thursday's edition: * The saga over a former judge's courthouse portrait continues. The picture is moved again. And then again.... * A Vo-Tech senior caught driving to school without a license is found to have a gun in his truck. * FBI agents were investigating a Coudersport man just days before he gunned down his ex-wife -- a Benton native -- in church last month. * A man whose Berwick business was vandalized by teens is upset over the workings of the closed juvenile justice system.

What we're working on for Jan. 1, 2013

Here's a look at what our reporters are working on for New Year's Day: * A tenant wakes up to find his home on fire near Washingtonville. He must smash out a window to escape the blaze. * Cable TV subscribers won't have to miss a single Joe Snedeker forecast now that WNEP and area cable companies have come to a contract agreement. * A Bloomsburg man and woman continue their fight to keep a trailer along Millville Road despite code hurdles and complaints from neighbors.

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