Rendell’s ‘ugly women’ math falls flat
<p>Foot-in-mouth disease has recently (say, over the last 20 years or so) been a Republican specialty. It is “an expected indication” as we used to say in the missile business.
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ROSES AND THORNS
<p>ROSE: It was good to learn last Sunday that the glass is half full for restoration of theMcHenry whiskey distillery at Benton.</p>
Energy projects will save planet
<p>Sweden plans to be the world’s first fossil fuel-free nation. Earlier in 2015, Costa Rica met the entirety of its national power demand using renewable energy for 75 straight days.
Islamic threat very real; speak up
<p>Whitmire’s 30 Seconds accusation</p>
<p> of my Arab angst begs refutation.</p>
<p> As Dick’s derisive demonstrations</p>
THE LATEST
<p>WASHINGTON (AP) —The Latest on the campaign:</p>
<p> <strong>Peaceful Cleveland?</p>
Mifflinburg communications firm adds Bloomsburg native to staff
<p>Mifflinburg — Contrast Communications has added <strong>Laurel Neyhard</strong> to its account management department.</p>
Bon-Ton sales down 2.9 percent in first quarter due to retail woes
<p>YORK — Like many retailers, The Bon-Ton Stores Inc. saw its results sag in the first quarter.</p>
Geisinger revenue cycle earns hospital an award
<p>DANVILLE – Geisinger Health System is one of 10 health care providers named by the Healthcare Financial Management Association as a 2016 MAP Award recipient for high performance in revenue
PPL touts ‘smart’ efforts by utility
<p>ALLENTOWN — PPL Electric Utilities says its customers are saving more than a quarter of a billion dollars per year on their electric bills by using the company’s energy-efficiency programs
Investors will find lots to like in Cisco shares
<p><strong>Dear Mr. Berko: </strong> What are your thoughts on Cisco Systems?