State appellate courts regularly make decisions that affect the lives of all Pennsylvanians. But the statewide campaigns that result in the selection of appellate judges are funded by a handful of interests that are highly likely to have direct dealings
Beagle needs help
EDITOR: There is a female beagle up in the pound in Ulster that needs some help. I'm willing to pay to have her spayed. Ruth Tonachel, the dog warden and myself found five or six puppies and an injured mother who was abandoned by the p
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State police are still searching for the whereabouts of a Dushore man who has been missing since mid-January.
State police in Laporte confirmed Tuesday that they are still looking for Jeffrey Kobbe, 36, who was last seen in the Dushore area.
Kobbe's fath
Convicted felon Brenda K. Mott has paid $39,592.46 in restitution to the Canton Borough Authority, according to a criminal docket from the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County.
Mott pleaded guilty in 2005 to four felony charges involving the theft of
SAYRE - In a controversial move, the Bradford County Housing Authority plans to make its apartment buildings for the elderly and disabled in Bradford County smoke-free, effective July 1, 2010.
The new policy, which would affect the occupants of 400 apart