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Vendors serve unique eats at Bloomsburg Fair (opens the original)
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BLOOMSBURG â French fries, hot dogs and funnel cakes may be fair staples, but some vendors at the Bloomsburg Fair are offering less traditional options. From foot-long strips of bacon to blueberries paired with meatballs, fried strawberries and pretzels stuffed with buffalo chicken, fairgoers have a number of unique foods to choose from. Ryan Forgosh can be reached at 570-644-6397, ext. 1336, or newsreporter@newsitem.com Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-ori
Local animators take the screen at Shamokin Film Festival (opens the original)
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SHAMOKIN â Local animators put their work on the big screen Friday as the Shamokin Film Festival held its first dedicated animation night at the Screen Arts Institute. The program featured 13 selected animated films along with âHowl If You Love Me,â a short film by veteran animator John Dilworth, creator of âCourage the Cowardly Dog.â Ryan Forgosh can be reached at 570-644-6397, ext. 1336, or newsreporter@newsitem.com Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexuall
Wellness Hub opens doors to recovery and mental health support (opens the original)
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SUNBURY â A new space offering free support for people dealing with substance use, mental health concerns and other challenges was formally introduced to the community Wednesday with a ribbon cutting and open house. The Wellness Hub, located at 228 Arch St., and operated by Susquehanna Valley United Way through its United in Recovery program, is a drop-in center where people can talk with trained specialists, connect with treatment and other services or simply find a safe place to go. Ryan For
Residents press Mount Carmel Township on data center protections (opens the original)
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MOUNT CARMEL TOWNSHIP â Residents pressed township officials Wednesday on whether proposed data center regulations would provide enough independent oversight and protection from noise, mine-related risks and other potential impacts during a public hearing that saw more than an hour of questions and discussion. Officials emphasized throughout the hearing that the township is determining what regulations should apply to potential data centers and is not considering a specific development applica
Reading Anthracite asks township to ease data center restrictions (opens the original)
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MOUNT CARMEL TOWNSHIP â Reading Anthracite Company is asking Mount Carmel Township to reconsider several provisions in its proposed data center ordinance, including requirements governing setbacks, building height, noise and access. The company, which owns properties affected by the proposed regulations, submitted written comments shortly before Wednesdayâs public hearing on the ordinance. Ryan Forgosh can be reached at 570-644-6397, ext. 1336, or newsreporter@newsitem.com Keep it Clean. Ple
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