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Coaldale veteran dedicated to helping | Times News Online (opens the original)
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enerosity, respect for others and a commitment to our country and his community define 78-year-old Mike Vigoda. A 22-year Army veteran who served in Operation Desert Storm, Vigoda represents the goodness we look for in society, going about his daily routine with a lifelong mission to assist others. “I love people,” said Vigoda, who has built a long tenure of providing that help to the Panther Valley community with a close-to-his-heart devotion to VFW Post 6982 in Coaldale, the community he has c
Businesses need to clear skill games | Times News Online (opens the original)
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They can be found in convenience stores, gas stations, bars, restaurants, laundromats and other businesses across Pennsylvania. But beginning Oct. 14, the machines commonly known as skill games will be illegal. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled June 16 that the devices are actually slot machines under state law and are prohibited unless operated by a licensed casino or qualifying truck stop. Businesses that continue to possess or operate the machines after Oct. 13 could face criminal penaltie
Former NFL player praises Bo Tkach Foundation | Times News Online (opens the original)
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A former National Football League player of over nine years delivered an impressive message to more than 175 people on Wednesday afternoon at the 19th Annual Bo Tkach Memorial Golf Tournament held at the Woodstone Country Club, Danielsville. Mike Reichbach, former Philadelphia Eagle, Miami Dolphin and San Francisco 49er, praised the foundation for its work in helping to promote healthier lives in adolescents and pointing out that sometimes too much pressures are put on that generation. He delive
Summit Hill dental practice has long history in the community | Times News Online (opens the original)
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There’s an interesting and impressive story based on Ludlow Street in Summit Hill. It’s where in 1946, Dr. Albert A.H. Vermillion first hung his shingle on a dentistry legacy that to this day has blossomed to new heights, but most importantly, has been the community’s most successful business. A veteran of World War II, where he met the dental needs of soldiers, who, like him, were in service to our country, Dr. Vermillion began his career at 29 E. Ludlow St. in the hilltop community. The busine
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