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NEW – Obama to award posthumous Medal of Honor to Pa. man
President Barack Obama plans to award a posthumous Medal of Honor to an Army staff sergeant from Pennsylvania who gave his life to save the lives of his teammates and 15 Afghanistan National Army soldiers.
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NEW – 'Polka King’ plans comeback after prison stint
Pennsylvania’s Polka King wants to make a comeback after spending time in federal prison for bilking investors out of millions of dollars.
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2nd teacher in W.Pa. district faces sex charges
A western Pennsylvania teacher was arrested on sex charges a day after an ex-teacher from the same district was accused of having sexual contact with three students.
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Lumber building razed
Investigators are searching for the cause of a three-alarm fire that destroyed a former lumber company building Wednesday in Reade Township.
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Fallen Marine’s body returned
Clinging to one another for emotional support in gusty afternoon winds, seven family members stood on the airport tarmac as Marine Lance Cpl. Joshua T. Twigg was taken off a charter jet.
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NEW – Obama to award posthumous Medal of Honor to Pa. man
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NEW – Source: Patriots QB Tom Brady unhurt after Boston car wreck
An official says New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was unhurt after a car accident today in Boston.
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Keeping track with Twitter
It’s getting easier and easier to keep up with your favorite team when you can’t make it to the game.
Whether it’s the Steelers, Penn State and Pitt, or your local high school football team, technology is making it possible to get updates as long as you have an Internet connection or a smartphone. -
Walko’s goals lift Westmont
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Mendenhall: Run game crucial
For months, the Pittsburgh Steelers have emphasized upgrading their running game. Rashard Mendenhall is determined to prove all this buildup is a lot more than idle talk.
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PSU-Alabama history includes classic moments
Barrett Jones was 5 months, 2 days old the last time Alabama and Penn State played.
He doesn’t remember the game, but the top-ranked Crimson Tide’s guard now is fairly well versed on the rivalry that has featured memorable kicks, great defenses and a goal line stand that is a significant part of ’Bama lore.
“I can’t speak for everybody on the team, but I really feel like I appreciate the history of the game,” said Jones, born on May 25, 1990. “I feel like this is really something special. You go into an old Alabama restaurant – which there are many of them across the state – and you see old games playing.
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NEW – Source: Patriots QB Tom Brady unhurt after Boston car wreck
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Crafters to offer one-of-a-kind items in New Germany
The picnic grounds at New Germany Grove will be transformed into a mecca for craft shoppers during the 25th annual New Germany Arts and Crafts Festival. The two-day festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sept. 18 and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 19 at the picnic grounds, 1635 New Germany Road, Summerhill.
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Crafters to offer one-of-a-kind items in New Germany
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On the record
Keep up with the latest vital statistics, and your friends' and neighbors' engagements, weddings and anniversaries.
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Holiday traditions
Behind-the-scenes changes at two Labor Day Weekend traditions have not altered their commitments to affordable family entertainment, good food and community support, leaders say.
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