Insured, but not healthier
<p><strong>EDITOR’S NOTE</strong> <em>: Excerpts from a column by Robert J. Samuelson in the Washington Post.
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Press Enterprise
Protect the privacy of the renter
<p>Do renters really want government agents wandering through their homes, inspecting as they go? A person can tell a lot about someone just from a quick walk-through of the home.
Berwick needs transit, brighter streets
<p>Fortunately there are many advantages to living in a small, family-friendly community like Berwick.
Bloom Legion did members proud
<p>Where do you go to find filet mignon steak cooked to perfection, delicious crab cakes, a variety of appetizers, peanut butter pie and an open bar, FREE?
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Nick Lachey: Jessica who?
<p><strong>Nick Lachey</strong> says his marriage to <strong>Jessica Simpson </strong> might as well be ancient history, something that occurred back when the Roman Em
IN THE NATION
<p><strong>Hand-drawn plate spotted by police
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Kenyan firm puts fun back in flip-flops
<p>NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — The colorful handmade giraffes, elephants and warthogs made in a Nairobi workshop were once only dirty pieces of rubber cruising the Indian Ocean’s currents.
Golden Bears blank Bloomsburg in NCAA regionals
<p>SHIPPENSBURG —Bloomsburg University was limited to four hits, and Kutztown scored five runs in three innings during the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional college softball tournament on Sa
PSSA ready for plenty of shoots
<p>This year’s Pennsylvania State Sportsmen’s Association (PSSA) trapshooting season at the association’s home grounds in Elysburg will start on Friday with the three-day Keystone Open.
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<p><strong>ATA shoot today
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<p></strong> The Keystone Sportsmen’s Association in Muncy will hold an ATA shoot today.
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