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Following extraordinary number of arrests, Easton superintendent warns of potential end to Friday Night Lights (opens the original)
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EASTON, Pa. - Could it be the end of Friday night lights in the Easton Area School District? That's what Superintendent Tracy Piazza said could happen after an "extraordinary number of arrests" were made during Friday night's Easton Area High School football game. The idea of moving the popular football tradition to Saturday afternoons is one of the many factors in discussion for how to prevent further incidents, like a reported altercation on Friday night involving numerous people. Now restrict
Gov. Sherrill surveys nor'easter damage in Atlantic Co., weighs federal aid (opens the original)
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ATLANTIC CO., N.J. - Coastal communities in the Garden State are still sifting through the damage and debris left behind from the weekend's massive nor'easter. New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill visited the shore towns on Tuesday to weigh in on potential federal aid, amid the ongoing recovery efforts. "This is just the beginning of storm season," said New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill. As post-nor'easter recovery continues along the east coast shoreline, Sherrill arrived in Atlantic County to assess th
Jersey Shore digs out: Flooding, erosion, and power outages follow weekend nor'easter (opens the original)
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CAPE MAY CO., N.J. - Cleanup efforts are underway after a powerful weekend nor'easter ripped through parts of New Jersey. The coastal storm is finally making its way out of the area, but it wreaked havoc on the Jersey Shore, leaving residents to deal with flooding and power outages. Businesses in Cape May County and beyond, all along the ocean and bay, have been affected. One bayside business owner in Ocean City is trying to pick up the pieces and prepare for sunnier days ahead next summer. "Hos
Nazareth cousins create 'Teal Strong' 24-hour challenge for ovarian cancer (opens the original)
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NAZARETH, Pa. - Two former Nazareth Area High School athletes are joining the fight against ovarian cancer. Cole Hilarczyk and Logan Hilarczyk have created a "Teal Strong Power Hour Challenge" during National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month this September, to raise awareness and money for ovarian cancer research. The cousins have a very personal motivation behind the cause. Not only cousins, Cole and Logan are best friends. "I just call him my little brother," said Cole, seated next to Logan. The
'Truly a family': Celtic Classic coming back to Bethlehem, with live music, pipe band competitions (opens the original)
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Setup is underway for the 39th annual Celtic Classic in downtown Bethlehem. The event is expected to bring in hundreds of thousands of visitors from across the country. "We're still building. Constant wheels in motion," said Jayne Ann Recker, Executive Director of the Celtic Cultural Alliance. "The operations volunteers will put in approximately 1,800 hours before the festival opens,â Recker said. It's dedication to perfect the art of the "mini city", which organizers designed
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