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Ride to Redemption honors loss, supports recovery in Mifflin County (opens the original)
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BURNHAM -- Nearly six years ago, Tim Matthews lost his 23-year-old son, Kyle, to an opioid overdose. On Saturday, Matthews will get on a motorcycle and ride. Saturday is Oct. 3, two days before the sixth anniversary of Kyle's death on Oct. 5, 2020. The ride will begin and end at Dream Center Mifflin County, where Matthews now serves on the board. The event's name explains much of why he will be there: Ride to Redemption. Matthews' connection to the Dream Center began around 2022, when the organi
Bob Barlett answered when Lewistown called (opens the original)
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LEWISTOWN -- About two weeks before Bob Barlett died, Mayor Deb Bargo visited him at Greenwood Village and read a proclamation honoring his service to Lewistown. The visitors also brought lunch from Mission BBQ in Harrisburg. Barlett's favorite was barbecued salmon with mac and cheese. For years, Barlett helped arrange moments like that for others. When a local athlete or team accomplished something worth celebrating, he called Bargo and started planning a parade. He wanted the athletes on a fir
At 87, Leroy Peachey still has a hand in Sal-Lee’s Goose Day tradition (opens the original)
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LEWISTOWN -- At 87, Leroy Peachey still has standards when he picks up a knife. He can skin a goose quickly after a lifetime around butcher blocks, but speed isn't the point. The cut has to be right. Tammy Lucci, his daughter, said her father is particular about one thing: He doesn't want the knife cutting into the meat. That precision has followed Peachey through decades of Goose Days, first through the family meat market and later at Sal-Lee's, where Goose Day has grown into a family productio
More than 30 years later, Henderson’s pride endures (opens the original)
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LEWISTOWN -- Robert Corkins keeps an old fire helmet in his home that reaches back almost to the beginning of Henderson Fire Co. It belonged to his great-great-grandfather and, by Corkins' estimate, dates to the company's first decade. Nearby is a full Class A dress uniform from roughly the 1960s, part of a collection that has grown large enough that most of Henderson's surviving memorabilia now resides under his roof. For Corkins, that is where the work of remembering has led. Former Henderson
Mifflin County measles cases climb to 106 (opens the original)
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LEWISTOWN -- Mifflin County's measles count has climbed to 106, an increase of 13 cases in one week, as Pennsylvania surpassed 900 cases. Only Lancaster County, with 363 cases, has reported more infections, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health's measles dashboard, updated Monday. Chester County ranks third with 83 cases. Mifflin County had 93 confirmed cases on Sept. 21. The county has added 77 cases since Aug. 25, when the state reported 29. Pennsylvania has recorded 903 cases in
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