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Citizens Voice is a community-oriented news outlet focused on delivering local and regional coverage across core civic and lifestyle areas.
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- Sep 13, 2026
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RAILRIDERS: Rochester holds off SWB (opens the original)
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Justin Lawrence struck out Max Schuemann with the bases loaded in the ninth, as the Rochester Red Wings held off the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, 6-4, on Sunday at ESL Ballpark. The RailRiders (38-29, 75-66) now trail Rochester (41-28, 86-56) by two games in the International League East standings with six games left. Leandro Pineda’s RBI single gave Rochester a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first. Oswaldo Cabrera answered with a two-run homer to center in the top of the second to give the
Penn State players stand together in coming to defense of Rocco Becht [opinion] (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA – Before many of Penn State’s 62 new football players arrived on campus in January, Matt Campbell knew it would be challenging to bring them and the returning players together as one. Campbell and his coaching staff began designing ways to make that happen, such as creative games to build accountability, responsibility and unity. According to many, the first few weeks weren’t hunky-dory. Guys stayed in small groups and rarely intermingled. Walls broke down over the next few months.
State Street student raises over $2K for classmates’ backpacks, supplies (opens the original)
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A State Street student went above and beyond with her back-to-school shopping this year, launching a philanthropic effort to support scores of her fellow classmates. The Wyoming Valley West School District honored JaimeLynn Taylor, a fourth-grade student at Street Street Elementary school, at a school board meeting earlier this month. Taylor ran lemonade stands to help purchase backpacks, along with other school supplies, to give away for free to other Valley West students. “Her thoughtfulness a
A state gave sheriffs 20% of its opioid settlement cash. We followed the money (opens the original)
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Every state is receiving opioid settlement payouts from companies accused of flooding the nation with prescription painkillers and fueling overdose deaths. But only one state is directing 20% of those payouts to sheriffs — the largest carve-out for law enforcement nationwide. In Louisiana, sheriffs are elected, do not serve at the pleasure of another local official, and have independent budgets. They’re also not required to proactively report to the public or another authority how they spend bil
A hierarchy for retirement savings (opens the original)
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If you have a fixed sum of money to invest every month or every year, which investment account type gives you the biggest bang for your buck? There are no one-size-fits-all answers, but this framework for retirement savings is a good starting point. Even a lackluster match—say, 25 cents per dollar—is hard to beat by investing outside the plan, and it comes on top of any investment earnings. Why choose an IRA over a 401(k)? IRAs often avoid administrative fees, and they offer an array of securiti
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