AROUND THE STATE
<p>Pickup in pond; three dead</p>
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AROUND THE WORLD
<p>Five women die in limo fire </p>
HISTORY LESSON
<p>1935: The Works Progress Administration began operating under an executive order signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.</p>
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
<p>• Actress-singer Naomi Scott, 20.</p>
<p>• Actress Gabourey Sidibe, 30. </p>
<p>• Actress Adrianne Palicki, 30. </p>
WHAT’S HAPPENING
<p>“Straight Talk for Parents!”: 6 p.m., Columbia Montour Area Vo-Tech, 5050 Sweppenheiser Drive, Bloomsburg; for high school and middle school parents; 784-8040, ext. 3332.</p>
Macy’s isn’t her first opponent
Danville woman has tangled with Walmart and Geisinger, but under a different name
<p>DANVILLE — The woman who sued Macy’s over a botched cosmetics order also has a history of run-ins with Walmart and Geisinger, and she has aimed harsh language at everyone from clerks to a
Life and Times of Harry Magee
1932 extortion try among tales recorded in informal family museum
<p>On June 10, 1932, wealthy carpet-factory owner Harry Magee set out in his plane for the hills outside Shickshinny to drop from the sky a package intended for the man behind a series of thr
Developers have plans for land near Walmart
Official: Hemlock may not want to embrace new shopping center
<p>HEMLOCK TWP.
Abandoned pizza snares alleged thief
Police: Man broke in, stayed over at ex’s mother’s place
<p>BERWICK —A man allegedly broke into his ex-girlfriend’s mother’s home, stayed the night, then scampered out in the morning when he heard the woman coming.</p>
Police say ex-trainer won’t be charged
Officers: Student in alleged relationship isn’t pressing case
<p>BLOOMSBURG — An athletic trainer fired in January for allegedly having an inappropriate relationship with a Central Columbia student will not face criminal charges, police here said.