Marcia Moore
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Lewistown man accused of buying child pornography with bitcoin seeks evidence (opens the original)
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MIDDLEBURG â A state police corporal testified Tuesday he failed to turn over evidence in a child pornography case to a Snyder County prosecutor and defense attorney because he thought the case was "resolved." Cpl. Christopher Hill testified that after a federal indictment was filed against Ryan K. Royer, of Lewistown, in mid-August, about seven months after he was charged by state police with purchasing child pornography using cryptocurrency and a cash app, he thought the state's case was moo
Oktoberfest event to be held this weekend in Lewisburg (opens the original)
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LEWISBURG â Lewisburg Downtown Partnership and Bucknell University will host Oktoberfest Saturday. The event will be held from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on South Sixth Street next to Bull Run Tap House and feature live music, free hot pretzels, coffee, hot sausages and Bavarian nuts from local establishments. Rusty Rail and New Trail breweries will serve beer and a stein-lifting contest will be held at 5 p.m.
Oktoberfest event to be held this weekend in Lewisburg (opens the original)
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LEWISBURG â Lewisburg Downtown Partnership and Bucknell University will host Oktoberfest Saturday. The event will be held from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on South Sixth Street next to Bull Run Tap House and feature live music, free hot pretzels, coffee, hot sausages and Bavarian nuts from local establishments. Rusty Rail and New Trail breweries will serve beer and a stein-lifting contest will be held at 5 p.m.
Amid uncertainty, Valley election officials say they will follow state election laws (opens the original)
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Following a statewide Zoom call between Pennsylvania Department of State Deputy Secretary Jonathan Marks and several elections and county leaders Thursday morning regarding a Supreme Court decision and its potential impact on mail-in voting, Snyder County officials decided to take action. âQuite frankly, I donât think any of us know the final outcome. Everything is in flux,â said Joe Kantz, Snyder County board chairman. Daily Item reporters Francis Scarcella, Justin Strawer and Rick Dandes
Freeburg Borough Council to review financial assurance proposal for solar company (opens the original)
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FREEBURG â The Freeburg Borough Council will review a draft Tuesday of a financial assurance agreement to be presented to Brookfield Renewable Partners, the company constructing a solar farm adjacent to the municipalityâs public water treatment plant. Members of the borough council and Freeburg Municipal Authority have been vocal about wanting the company to provide a financial guarantee the 113-acre solar farm it is constructing in Washington Township will not damage or contaminate the near
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