Health care clinics bill passes
<p>HARRISBURG — The state Senate and House unanimously passed legislation to expand community-based health care clinics like the one operating in Mifflinville, according to <strong>Sen.
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<p>• The State Board of Nursing has indefinitely suspended for no less than five years the license of William J.
AROUND THE WORLD
<p><strong>Arrests in parade shootings
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AROUND THE STATE
<p><strong>Gas compressor fire probed
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WHAT’S HAPPENING
<p>Rummage Sale: Today, 4-7 p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m.-noon, Dorrance Township Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, 402 St. Johns Road, Wapwallopen.
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HISTORY LESSON
<p>1954: The U.S. Supreme Court, in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, unanimously struck down racially segregated public schools.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
<p>• Actor Justin Martin, 19.
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<p> • Actress Samantha Browne-Walters, 22.
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<p> • Actress Leven Rambin, 23.
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Danville man is facing prison
Driver could be labeled sex offender after alleged assault on disabled woman
<p>DANVILLE — A 64-year-old Danville man pleaded no contest to charges that he forced a wheelchair-bound woman to perform oral sex on him in his car as he gave her a ride back to her elderly
Public input, police, business are primary concerns in town
Three Democratic mayoral hopefuls also seeking GOP write-in votes
<p>BLOOMSBURG — If elected mayor, Sandy Davis would set up neighborhood committees to bring concerns from all corners of town to council.
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Cop doesn’t deter scammer
Scott Township woman, 84, having fun with fraudsters
<p>ESPY — The scam calls kept coming at Dessie Stuempfle’s house earlier this month, so she phoned the police.
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