Kovach, helpers brightened March
<p>A public “Thank You” and round of applause is due Commissioner David Kovach, the Bicentennial committee, and all who participated in any way to make the Bicentennial celebration a success.
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Turnpike cleanup a tough task
<p><strong>EDITOR’S NOTE: </strong> Brad Bumsted, state Capitol reporter for Trib Total Media, looks at the Turnpike Commission’s checkered past.
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Main Street OK; ills overstated
We can’t go back to ’50s
<p>Bloomsburg’s Main Street shopping district may not be all that some of us would like, but it’s still busier and more vibrant than many.
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Central should halve curriculum post
<p>A recent Press Enterprise article lists items that the Central Columbia Board of Directors will consider this month to help reduce costs.
Who’s worse, Ann Coulter or editor?
<p>It’s perhaps not surprising that Ann Coulter would write something as disgusting and profoundly stupid as: “Liberals advice to rape and domestic abuse victims is: Lie back and enjoy it.” (
‘Thorn’ unfairly pricked La Salle
<p>Oh Jim, I was heartbroken to read the nasty comment you made about La Salle University and their basketball team.
‘Chickens feel pain, fear, love’
<p>If you were saddened by news of the 40,000 chickens who recently burned alive in a fire at a chicken farm in North Cornwall, Pa., please do something to help save other chickens: Go vegan.
Students savor chance to learn about food at PSU
<p>STATE COLLEGE — Ten-year-old Emily Switala wants to be a chemist when she grows up.
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Health care credits may bring tax shock
<p>WASHINGTON (AP) —Millions of people who take advantage of government subsidies to help buy health insurance next year could get stung by surprise tax bills if they don’t accurately project