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Loyalsock Township supervisors OK bike repair business out of personal garage (opens the original)
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Loyalsock Township Board of Supervisors approved a home-based occupation at its latest meeting. Jose Perez, of 460 Clayton Avenue, submitted a business plan to start a bicycle repair shop out of his garage. Perez, a professor at Pennsylvania College of Technology, said he will not sell bicycles out of the shop and will be open by appointment only. Those interested in his services can reach out through Facebook or by text. Clients will drop off the bicycles, he will fix them and then the clients
Loyalsock Township plans for Halloween and Christmas holidays (opens the original)
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Loyalsock Township supervisors discussed the summer and upcoming holidays at its most recent meeting. The board unanimously voted to schedule Trick-or-Treating on Oct. 31, which will be a Saturday this year. Present supervisors were Michael Reed, Virginia Eaton, vice chairman John Bower Jr. and Richard Trowbridge. Shannon Lukowsky, Recreation and Parks director, is looking for businesses, individuals and clubs willing to walk in this year's holiday parade, which will take place on Dec. 5. Anyone
Players from Pennsylvania, California compete in Challenger game (opens the original)
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MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Corespondent A player from East County Little League from Oakley, California celebrates after crossing home plate during their game against Berwyn-Paoli Area Little League from Berwyn, Pennsylvania, in the in the Challenger Exhibition Game at Volunteer Stadium Saturday. MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Corespondent A player from East County Little League from Oakley, California shows off his medal before their game against Berwyn-Paoli Area Little League from Berwyn, Pennsylvania, i
From Virginia to volunteer — Lock Haven native keeps coming back (opens the original)
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SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT -- One concession stand volunteer began helping at the Little League World Series back in 2010, and didn't stop, even when he moved to Virginia. He just had a longer commute. William H. "Bill" Dole, Jr., was born and raised in Lock Haven. He played with the Citizens Hose Little League team in the late 70s as a center fielder and catcher. He didn't start coming to the Little League World Series until 2010, but he watched it on TV. "I can remember when I was on active duty, sitt
From Virginia to volunteer — Lock Haven native keeps coming back (opens the original)
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One concession stand volunteer began helping at the Little League World Series back in 2010, and didn't stop, even when he moved to Virginia. He just had a longer commute. William H. "Bill" Dole, Jr., was born and raised in Lock Haven. He played with the Citizens Hose Little League team in the late 70s as a center fielder and catcher. He didn't start coming to the Little League World Series until 2010, but he watched it on TV. "I can remember when I was on active duty, sitting in Texas, watching
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