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Game, humane groups offer $5K in bald eagle death
The Pennsylvania Game Commission and The Humane Society of the United States are offering more than $5,000 for information on whoever fatally shot a bald eagle in western Pennsylvania earlier this month.
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Hershey launching chocolate bar in Chinese cities
The Hershey Company says it's launching a new chocolate bar in three Chinese cities next month, followed by a wider distribution next year.
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CRIME
Pa. man accused of taking diapers, shoe inserts
A central Pennsylvania man is in jail, facing charges he stole two packages of adult diapers and shoe inserts from a Carlisle pharmacy.
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Jersey shore readies for 1st post-Sandy summer
The boardwalks are back, and so are most of the beaches, even if some are a little thinner this year.
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Man charged in second robbery at Pa. bank in week
Police have arrested a man with robbing a Pittsburgh-area bank at knifepoint, but not a heist there five days earlier despite several similarities between the two crimes.
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Police seek 2 after Pa. woman calls 911 from trunk
Police in Lancaster County are searching for two suspects after a woman called 911 from the trunk of a car to report that she had been abducted by strangers.
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STATE
Game officials: Bald eagle killed in central Pa.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is trying to determine who fatally shot a bald eagle in western Pennsylvania earlier this month.
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SUV crashes when dog gets stuck in steering wheel
Police in central Pennsylvania say a woman lost control of her sport-utility vehicle, drove along a sidewalk and crashed after her small dog got tangled up in the steering wheel.
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2 Pa. teens charged after trying to re-enter prom
Police say two suburban Philadelphia teenagers were arrested following an altercation after one of them tried to re-enter their high school prom.
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Melvin's attorney's file notice of Superior appeal
Attorneys for former Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin have filed notice that they intend to appeal her campaign corruption conviction and sentence to state Superior Court.
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LATEST NEWS
Papenfuse wins Harrisburg mayoral nom over Thomas
Democratic voters in financially troubled Harrisburg have denied Mayor Linda Thompson a second term, choosing bookstore owner Eric Papenfuse to help the financially-strapped capital city.




