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"The Grand Slam Parade" has become an annual tradition to welcome
the Little League players and fans to Williamsport Pennsylvania. |
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The
Jersey Shore Town Meeting is in full swing through the weekend and offers
a wide variety of entertainment nightly. The Sun-Gazette visited the Town
Meeting to get a taste of the fun as it opened Monday night at Celebration
Field. |
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Members
of the 100 Guitar Orchestra, composed of about 80 Uptown Music Collective
students, along with locally and nationally known musicians, practice at
the Community Arts Center on Friday. The orchestration, titled “Les
100 guitares: G100,” was composed and conducted by Rhys Chatham. The
performance was the first time Chatham produced or led a 100-guitar orchestra
in the United States. |
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Lycoming County DUI
Advisory Council presented DUI Enforcement and Training Awards to local
police agencies for preventing alcohol-related crashes. Jersey Shore Police
Chief Martin Jeirles and state police had words of warning for those that
choose to drive under the influence.
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St.
Anthony's Center "free" clothing store may soon have to charge
for the clothing they now offer free if people continue to dump trash at
their back door while the store is closed.
The store accepts only boxed or bagged clothing donations, according to
manager Claire Caputo, and then volunteers sort the donations, removing
damaged or soiled items before anything is offered to the public. |
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People
await tickets to attend Democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack
Obama "On Track for Change Tour" to be held at Lycoming College on Friday,
April 18 at 3:30 p.m. in Lamade Gymnasium. |
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Williamsport
Mayor Gabriel J. Campana discusses achomplishments during his first 100
days in office during a press conference at City Hall.
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Cutting
it too short, a tractor trailer temporarily blocked traffic Monday afternoon
by knocking down a traffic light and damaging a utility pole at the intersection
of West Fourth and Hepburn streets. The driver, John Bennett, 57, of Massachusetts,
was turning north onto Hepburn Street from West Fourth Street about 2:30
p.m. when the trailer clipped the traffic light and pole. According to city
police Officer Trent Peacock, no citations will be filed and no injuries
were reported. Representatives of PPL Electric Utilities responded to remove
their leaning pole and city streets and parks department crewmen removed
their traffic light pole knocked from its base. The tractor trailer driver
was en route to a delivery stop at the Williamsport Sun-Gazette. |
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State Sen. Roger Madigan,
R Towanda, comments on property tax reform and related issues Friday at
the Williamsport County Club.
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Mayor Campana and
Police Chief Gregory Foresman comment about the DUI allegation investigation
regarding Councilman Bill Hall.
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People
gather at Lycoming College to hear former President Bill Clinton speak on
behalf of presidential candidate Hillary R. Clinton. |
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People
gather at Lycoming College to hear former President Bill Clinton speak on
behalf of presidential candidate Hillary R. Clinton. |
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People
gather at Lycoming College to hear former President Bill Clinton speak on
behalf of presidential candidate Hillary R. Clinton. |
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People
gather at Lycoming College to hear former President Bill Clinton speak on
behalf of presidential candidate Hillary R. Clinton. |
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Students
comment on former President Bill Clinton's speech. |
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Locals
comment on former President Bill Clinton's speech. |
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reporter Dave Thompson interviews Lycoming County Commissioner Jeff Wheeland
about the Chesapeake Bay clean-up initiative and its impact on the community
during a stakeholder's meeting held Thursday, March 26 2008 in Old Lycoming
Township. |
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Sun-Gazette
reporter Dave Thompson interviews Robert Yowell, director of the northcentral
region of state Department of Environmental Protection about the Chesapeake
Bay clean-up initiative during a stakeholder's meeting held Thursday, March
26 2008 in Old Lycoming Township. |
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Eying
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Sun-Gazette Reporter
Patrick Donlin videos Terrence D. "Tank" Starling while being interviewed
by a television reporter.
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Captain Raymond Kontz
of the Williamsport Police Department discusses the addition of "most
wanted" fugitives on the city's Web site.
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Mayor Campana comments
on the former Mantle Apartments on W. Edwin St.
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Williamsport Boys
Basketball vs. Wyoming Valley West
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