State Official Facing Calls for Resignation After Thumbing Nose at Supreme Court
BUCKS COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIANE ELLIS-MARSEGLIA IS FACING CALLS TO RESIGN AFTER SAYING SHE WOULD IGNORE A PENNSYLVANIA SUPREME COURT RULING WHEN COUNTING BALLOTS IN THE CONTESTED PENNSYLVANIA SENATE RACE…
Read MoreCasey Finally Admits Defeat
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC SENATOR BOB CASEY HAS FINALLY CONCEDED TO REPUBLICAN SENATOR-ELECT DAVID MCCORMICK… MORE THAN TWO WEEKS AFTER THE ELECTION. SENATOR-ELECT MCCORMICK SAYS THE RECOUNT WAS DRAGGING ON BECAUSE SOME STATE OFFICIALS INSISTED ON TRYING TO COUNT DISQUALIFIED BALLOTS….
Read MoreJuniata School Board Makes Changes
The Juniata County School Board has approved a roster of winter sports coaches for the upcoming season. At East Juniata High School, Bailey Coder and Andy Smith will lead the boys’ basketball team, while Alyssa Robinson will coach the girls’ basketball team. At Juniata High, Max Lauver, Isaiah Staggers, and Alex White will coach boys’ […]
Read MoreMifflin School Board Meets
The Mifflin County School Board, at their recent meeting, began considering adding a behavior support teacher to address rising emotional and behavioral needs among students. The position would provide teachers with strategies like de-escalation techniques. A finalized job description will be ready for a vote in December, with hiring anticipated after winter college graduations. In […]
Read MorePerry County Man Facing Charges in Shaken Baby Case
A Pennsylvania man was arrested after police say he shook a 3-month-old baby. State police say 37-year-old Eriezer Melendez claims he fell asleep while holding the infant in Perry County. He claimed the baby slipped off his lap, and when attempting to wake her, he shook the child once. The baby suffered severe injuries, and […]
Read MorePA Hit with First Winter Storm of the Season
Much of Pennsylvania is feeling the first blast of winter this season, as a Winter Storm Warning is in effect for some parts of the state until 4pm today, with heavy/wet snow expected. The National Weather Service forecasts 4 to 8 inches of snow, with higher amounts at elevations above 1,500 feet. Winds could gust […]
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