Lawmakers cheating us
<p>The annual audit on spending by the Pennsylvania General Assembly was released Wednesday with no surprises: Our state legislative body spent more than the year before, and most would agree
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Nursing home residents deserve better
<p>Making the decision to move a loved one into a nursing home is never easy. In fact, it’s usually agonizing.
IN THEIR OWN WORDS
<p>“He wasn’t a stupid kid. I’m surprised he would do something this foolish.”
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<p> MICHAEL McKEOWN
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Martha Stewart turns to the Internet for love
<p>At age 71, you wouldn’t think <strong>Martha Stewart</strong> would still have dating on her mind.</p>
DISTRICT JUDGE LAWTON REPORT
<p>BLOOMSBURG — Here is the April report from the office of <strong>District Judge Russell Lawton:</p>
<p>ASSESSMENT DETAIL</p>
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<p>Jim, I was wondering if you could do a story on what the annual Block Party costs the taxpayers of Bloomsburg.
Mental health patients use greenhouse to heal
Gardening program helps build relational skills
<p>WARM SPRINGS, Mont. (AP) —Julia initially isolated herself from other patients when she arrived at the psychiatric hospital here in January.</p>
IN THE NATION
<p>Classic camper owners to gather at fairgrounds
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Toddler to go home after losing feet to lawnmower
<p>TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A toddler whose feet had to be amputated after her father accidentally backed over her with a riding lawn mower has been cleared to leave the hospital.</p>
Ohio museums to try package deal
<p>CANTON, Ohio (AP) —Five museums in the northeastern Ohio city of Canton are working to attract more visitors by banking on the popularity of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and creating a ne