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Q: Some years ago I bought a cute little table plant for $1.99. The...
Q: Some years ago I bought a cute little table plant for $1.99. The picture I've included shows what's happened to it -- it's grown so large.
The Pleasant Valley Shops in Peters Township are demolished for a new Walgreens.
Local troops complete basic training
Airman 1st Class Matthew A. Fralick has completed basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.
James B. Cooper, 66, of 48867 Brushville Road, formerly of Zelienople, Pa. died Saturday morning at his home following a four-year struggle with cancer.
Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Brian M. Patton laid to rest
The wooden doors of St. Adalbert's Church stayed open to receive U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Brian M. Patton on the way to his final resting place.
Six years ago, when Barbara Melera bought the venerable D. Landreth Seed Co., it had been decades since Landreths were at the helm, and the company no longer specialized in the vegetables and flowers that had built its fine reputation.
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1979 Mercury Capri - Four-Eye Flyer
The '79-'86 generation of Capri's are unique in that this was the only time the Capri was ever offered with a V-8 engine.
Police: Beaver County Clerk Stole $48K In Instant Win Lottery Tix
A woman faces a preliminary hearing on charges she stole $48,000 worth of instant-win Pennsylvania lottery tickets from the convenience store where she worked.
Kiss the Earth: Landreth seeds
Philadelphia is a vibrant horticultural center, with much history and many thriving gardening organizations, public gardens and traditions.
Sudden illness claims Shippensburg soldier
A Shippensburg family is grieving the loss of their son, Sgt. Casey Thomas Briggs, who died suddenly Wednesday in the Upper Chesapeake Medical Center, Bel Air, Md., according to his family.
Sensory room opens new horizons for special needs children
Joshua Stowe giggled nonstop from the oversized blue chair as music vibrated beneath him.
Artillerya s Battery A receives donation
The Plymouth Rotary Club and Kielbasa Festival Committee have presented a donation to Battery A, 1st Battalion 109th Field Artillery.
Metropolitan colt tops the Pennsylvania Select Sale
Sapphire City, a pacing colt by Metropolitan and out of the Justin Passing mare Spectre Almahurst, brought a bid of $27,000 to top the inaugural Breeders Select Yearling Sale, conducted Monday at Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs.
Lear Jetta will stand at stud in 2010 at Dr. Hurtgen's Nandi Farm, New Freedom, Pa.
Terror won in Pittsburgh last week. Not the terror of bombs and blood, of course, but what terror necessarily seems to force.
Numerous events planned for city during G-20 summit week
Thousands of protesters are expected in Pittsburgh for the Group of 20 global economic summit on Sept.
Pa. man pleads guilty in 'sleeper hold' death
A central Pennsylvania man about to go on trial in the "sleeper hold" death of a friend has pleaded guilty to third-degree murder.
Rutter's Picks Final Winners of Free Gas for a Year
Rutter's Farm Stores has announced the final two winners of free gasoline for one year in its "Fuel Up Free!" contest.
Jackson to be buried beside Disney and Stooge
A pregnant woman claims her husband is a compulsive liar and a cheater, and he says the same of her.
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