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‘We Love Pam’

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Lifetime Warren resident Pam Valone Falber has made an impact in the lives of the community’s youth for nearly 30 years. Happily married to Benji Falber, they have two daughters, Tracey Anderson and Christy Shatto as well as four grandchildren. Deeply passionate about working with ...

Buffalo man sentenced to jail time

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A Buffalo man has been sentenced to between 23 months to three years of confinement after pleading guilty to a felony charge of accessing a device that is counterfeit, altered or incomplete. Jarrell L. Stewart, 35, of Buffalo, was sentenced to 14 to 24 months of confinement, with credit for ...

Rouse Estate announces opening of cafe, gift shop

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The Rouse Estate is proud to announce the grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for “1862 Rouse& Co.,” a newly renovated café and gift shop located within the Rouse Skilled Nursing Facility. The celebration will take place today marking the return of a cherished gathering space for ...

Lawmaker seeks more time to prosecute fatal overdose cases

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A state lawmaker is continuing his push to extend the amount of time for prosecutors to charge individuals who deliver drugs that result in another person’s death. Rep. Dane Watro, R-Hazleton, has introduced legislation (House Bill 2279) that would extend the statute of limitations in such ...

McCormick completes 11-day tour of state

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U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick (R-Pa.) recently completed an 11-day, 32-stop tour across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, marking the milestone of visiting all 67 counties in the Commonwealth since taking office. In total, his 67-county visit included 297 official stops across the Commonwealth. ...

Clinton County pharmacy closing adds to crisis

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HARRISBURG — Mill Hall Pharmacy in Clinton County has announced it will permanently close on July 28, becoming the latest casualty in Pennsylvania's rapidly growing pharmacy desert crisis. It's another reminder that the General Assembly cannot leave Harrisburg for its summer recess without ...