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US: Pa. firm stockpiled temporary-worker...
A Pennsylvania company is charged with gaming the work-visa program by obtaining hundreds of temporary work visas under phony names.
Pa. DA wants $19K in triple-killer's briefcase
Assistant Blair County District Attorney Russell Montgomery says the money was likely proceeds from drug sales by 30-year-old Miguel Padilla.
US man sought by FBI in rape case caught in Mexico
Mexican prosecutors say they have arrested a suspect wanted by the FBI in the 2004 rapes of two young girls in Pennsylvania.
Driver Accused Of Transporting Immigrant Children
Share + Dec 8, 2009 6:05 pm US/Eastern ROXANA HEGEMAN, Associated Press Writer WICHITA, Kan.
A winter storm watch is in effect for much of the Juniata Valley from this evening into Wednesday morning, according to a report from the National Weather Service in State College.
Local religion digest : Events to mark feast day for Virgin of Guadalupe
Several novenas to be held in preparation for observance next week. Harpist to perform in Pike Township.
Storm could miss York County or deliver a few inches of snow
It all depends on the track of a storm that's expected to develop Thursday night as to whether York County will receive any snowfall this weekend.
Butterfly collection on display at Lyn-Clare Flower Shop
Photo by Becky Polaski The butterflies pictured above are part of a collection of thousands collected since the late 1940s by Jerry Undercoffer.
'Operation Roid Runner' Nets Five Local Arrests
Five local men are facing charges for their alleged involvement in an international steroid ring.
They were allegedly selling, and some were even making steroids. Now ten men and women, several from our area, have been busted for their reported involvement in a drug ring.
AG: 10 Arrested In Steroid Ring Bust
State narcotics agents arrested 10 people Tuesday for their alleged involvement in the use, distribution and manufacture of steroids in the Dauphin, Cumberland, Lehigh and Northampton County areas.
Artifacts shed light on the common Maya
Maya murals found on the Yucatan peninsula, about 1,300 years old, bear images of commoners handling maize, clay vessels, and salt, rather than images of royalty and mystical animals.
Business is booming for local farmers
The Main Street Farmersa Market got off to a miserable start in Washington six harvests ago with sparse turnouts and sluggish sales.
Migrant farmers rally for rights
Many farm workers have come from other countries, such as Mexico, undocumented in an effort to pursue a better lifestyle.
Slices of life: Students travel to Mexico on education, supply mission
Lori Anewalt, 36, of Bern Township, a Spanish teacher at Sacred Heart School and Wilson Southern Junior High has initiated missions to Mexico annually since 2007.
Brooke Shields plays Jackie's mom, who's looking to smooth things over after her fling in Mexico; Kelso is hesitant about continuing police training.
Attytood: The Levittown barfly who almost kept Obama from becoming president
Remember Mayhill Fowler, the citizen journalist whose tape recorder sparked the infamous Pennsylvania "Bittergate" scandal that came close to derailing Barack Obama's drive to the White House, highlighting the disconnect between a Harvard Law grad and the rank-and-file Democratic voters he said "were clinging to guns and religion" as a response to ...
Robert M. "Bob" Schlegel, 79, of Mifflintown, died at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009, at his home.
York City Council argues over pensions, police tactics
A donation ceremony for a recently widowed mother turned into a debate about police tactics at a York City Council meeting Tuesday.
Alma E. Groninger, 98, of Main Street, Port Royal, died at 1:31 p.m. Sunday, Oct.