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Pope Francis, first Latin American pontiff, dies at 88
Pine, Richland residents urged to be wary of storm chasers
If you live in the area and have gotten phone calls or in-person solicitations for roof repairs following the storms that came through the last week of May, you aren’t alone. Residents across the area have reported across social media platforms receiving multiple phone calls from companies looking to inspect...
Northern Tier Library hosting galactic summer series
Summer is in full swing at the Northern Tier Regional Library, and this year’s theme for the annual summer learning program is “A Universe of Stories.” Last year, Northern Tier changed the name from the summer reading program to summer learning to better reflect their programming and include all the...
No tax hike planned for Pine-Richland
The Pine-Richland School Board approved the budget for the upcoming school year, and, for the second year in a row, it does not include a tax increase. The budget for 2019-20 is set for total expenditures of $91,457,895 and total revenues of $91,457,895 with no need to tap the fund...
Real estate transactions for the week of June 6
Pine Riviera Land Partn. L.P. sold property at 113 Birch Drive to Infinity Custom Homes L.P. for $151,700. Villas of English Farms L.P. sold property at Cambridge Court to NVR Inc. for $179,900. Cavalier Land Partn. L.P. sold property at 2040 Cherry Road to Infinity Custom Homes L.P. for $147,150....
Mind, body, spirit focus of cancer wellness seminar in Pine
A non-profit organization called Faith & Gratitude is hosting a cancer wellness seminar for patients and caregivers from 1 to 2:30 p.m. June 23 at the Pine Community Center. The free program is designed to arm patients with the knowledge and resources needed to strengthen their mind, body and spirit...
Dave McElhinny: Obituaries aren’t what they used to be
Just about everybody has read an obituary or two in their lives. They’re generally filled with flowery terms such as “loving husband,” “devoted mother” or “pillar of the community.” Just about everybody has read an obituary or two in their lives. They’re generally filled with flowery terms such as “loving...


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