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Police log, Feb. 15, 2016

Man, woman face charges in fight State police at Schuylkill Haven charged a man and a woman with harassment after the two had a fight at Fairlane Village mall Sunday afternoon in Norwegian Township....

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Around the region, Feb. 15, 2016

n Deer Lake: The Deer Lake & West Brunswick Fire Company will stage bingo games from 6 to 8:45 p.m. Tuesday at the fire hall, 1 Ash Road. Doors will open at 5 p.m. All are welcome. n New...

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Fire destroys 3 vacant businesses in Shenandoah

SHENANDOAH — Fire destroyed three vacant downtown businesses and damaged a bank early Sunday morning, bringing volunteers out in temperatures that hovered about zero degrees. Firefighters were called...

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Ryan Township condemns dumping of large items

BARNESVILLE — The illegal dumping of large items in Ryan Township recently has led to a warning from township officials that dumping laws will be enforced. Township Vice Chairman Clyde “Champ” Holman...

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Resident questions integrity of still-standing blighted house

A taxpayer living next to a blighted property is wondering what is taking so long to tear down a property next to her house. Michelle Schoenfelder, who lives at 316 S. Second St., Pottsville, sees the...

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Deeds, Feb. 15, 2016

Deeds Ringtown — Dorothy Anstock to Peter J. Swetavage; 228 Arch St.; $1. Rush Township — Joseph J. Galada and Danielle M. Galada to Joseph J. Galada III; 588 Fairview St.; $15,000. South Manheim...

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Police release names of I-78 multi-vehicle crash victims

FREDERICKSBURG — The 64-vehicle pileup that occurred on Saturday morning on Interstate 78 in Lebanon County killed two men and one woman, state police at Jonestown said in a press release Sunday. The...

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Arraignments, Feb. 15, 2016

A former inmate at State Correctional Institution/Mahanoy charged with trying to kill a corrections officer last year is among those scheduled to plead not guilty Thursday during arraignment in...

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St. Mary parish celebrates church renovations

RINGTOWN — After more than $50,000 worth of renovation work was done to the interior of St. Mary Roman Catholic Church at 82 N. Center St. in the past month, it reopened this weekend and gave...

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Schuylkill Mall sees second store open in two months

FRACKVILLE — A new store has opened at the Schuylkill Mall. Frackville Discount Grocery opened Feb. 2 in the former 1,400-square-foot space occupied by American Remodeling until June 2015. The store...

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No major frozen water problems in Shenandoah after sub-zero temperatures

SHENANDOAH — The sub-zero temperatures during the past weekend did cause some frozen water pipes and broken meters in Shenandoah, but nothing close to the scale of last winter’s problems. Calls were...

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Police log, Feb. 16, 2016

Arrest made in counterfeit probe Pottsville police on Saturday arrested an Allentown man pursuant to an arrest warrant obtained charging him with passing counterfeit $100 bills. Police said they...

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Around the region, Feb. 16, 2016

n Frackville: Orders are being taken now for a homemade Easter paska bread sale sponsored by Holy Ascension Orthodox Church, 209 S. Lehigh Ave. People may choose plain or raisin. To order or for more...

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Williams Valley slates Pajama Day to benefit THON

TOWER CITY — Pajama-clad children at Williams Valley Elementary School will be doing their part to aid ailing youngsters. One dollar will be collected from students to participate in a Leap into...

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Northeastern Pennsylvania Alliance to host meeting on transportation plan

The Northeastern Pennsylvania Alliance will host a public meeting at 3 p.m. Wednesday to hear comments on its draft of the long-range transportation plan. The meeting will be held in the commissioners’...

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College student fills mayor's seat in Mount Carbon

MOUNT CARBON — Last week, a college student stepped forward to take up the mantle of mayor of the Borough of Mount Carbon. While this is the first time he’s served as a municipal official, Brandon M....

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West Hazleton native creates life in entertainment industry

Ethan DeLorenzo’s high school diploma was barely a few hours old when he packed his bags, said goodbye to his family and moved to Brooklyn, New York. “I had one month of rent saved up. I was completely...

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Historical society celebrates area's former movie houses

Artifacts from former movie houses in Schuylkill County are being put on display in Pottsville in an exhibit that will showcase relics from a time long before digital cinema silenced the flicker of 35...

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Deeds, Feb. 16, 2016

Deeds Cass Township — Tax Claim Bureau of Schuylkill County to Robert Cicconi; 344 Valley Road, Heckscherville; $1,050. McAdoo — Russell P. Yaworsky, executor of the Estate of Mildred Yaworsky, to...

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DEP officials offer insights into mine reclamation projects

For more than 20 years, Agnes Wood, 607 Brew St., Tamaqua, has had problems with mine water creeping into her basement. On Feb. 10, a pool of water with a reddish tinge at least a quarter-inch deep...

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