Obama in free fall
<p><strong>EDITOR’S NOTE:</strong> Excerpts from Charles Krauthammer’s column in The Washington Post.
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How did a jailed predator prey?
Retreat warden must explain
<p>In an interview last week, the lawyer representing Rebecca Ann Butler made two very good points.
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Here’s a class you can safely skip
<p>Now you all KNOW I can’t ignore the item in Susan Schwartz’s Wednesday column about the wonderful workshop the Army Corps of Engineers is offering to lucky Bloomsburg residents on May 9 at
Lottery dreamers talk marriage and money
<p><strong>DEAR ABBY:</strong> I’m responding to your request for comments about the letter from “Happily Single” (Feb.
Witherspoon won’t let run-in with the law go
<p>If you can’t beat them, might as well join them.
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<p><strong>FOR THOSE BORN TODAY</strong> : You inspire others because you embrace whatever causes interest you with great devotion even to the point of making sacrifices in your l
Clinton tried to broker Led Zeppelin reunion
<p>NEW YORK (AP) — It’s a diplomatic failure at the highest level: Bill Clinton couldn’t get Led Zeppelin to reunite.
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Police allege swerving Berwick driver was intoxicated
<p>SALEM TWP. — A driver swerving all over Route 11 here was drunk, police say.
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New PSU trustees have alumni support
<p>STATE COLLEGE — Penn State’s three new alumni trustees will likely need more allies on the board to get the school’s governing body to re-visit former FBI director Louis Freeh’s scathing r
Critics decry state’s revived food-stamp test
<p> HARRISBURG (AP) — After having been unemployed for several months, Heather Spearline decided it was finally time to ask for help.
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