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• Street work is a sign of progress
• Sewer rates stay the same
• City studies fees; council may raise them
• Thompson joins House in voting to override veto
• Local briefs

• Central Mountain girls play tough with Selinsgrove, fall 5-0
• CM volleyball takes, 3-1, win over Penns Valley
• Penn State AD: Franklin not on hot seat this season
• Bald Eagles take 4-0 win over Bellefonte with two Gettig goals
• Lock Haven edged out by Georgian Court

• Bellefonte Avenue traffic signal work planned Tuesday
• Baker Hughes office for sale
• Another accident on Rt. 220 in Linden; traffic restricted
• Man hit by vehicle outside McDonald's
• Crashed car in flames in West Renovo

• Penns Valley school director gets a haircut
• BEA’s Phoebe McClincy is scholarship semifinalist
• Thank a Police Officer Day
• ROTC Cadet attends internship in Germany
• LHU faculty honored at Fall Convocation

• Police news — Thursday, Sept. 29
• Emergency services — Sept. 29
• Police news — Wednesday, Sept. 28
• Emergency services — Sept. 28
• Police news — Tuesday, Sept. 27

• Matilda V. Seyler
• Marion I. Yearick
• Funerals
• John H. Knott
• Funerals

• A taxpayer’s ‘Parking Report’
• What’s going on?
• I don’t want to strike, but ...
• The Bible
• Durty Dabber Cycle Races 2016

• A slow heartbeat can cause symptoms
• GHP member survives 9/11, finds road to better health
• LH Hospital staff learns about diabetes care
• Covenant Cafe meets Sept. 20
• Mount Nittany honored for stroke center

• Antique cars never had it so good
• Old photo album
• Musicians named
• Robb School third grade in 1975-76
• ‘Student working’ update

• Rolley — Bausch
• St. Clair — McCool
• Ivory — Harpster
• Bauman — Saville
• Whitling — Dumm

• Writers tell us how it all began
• Church’s hard work pays off
• 1935 Lincoln Elementary school
• We Are ... Your Community Newspaper
• From sweeping floors to publisher, Charlie Ryan was the consummate newspaperman

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• A We need to make change

• Reading and book-signing by James Brasfield and Charlotte Holmes
• Friendship Friday
• Advent Church yard and bake sale
• "Technology @ the Library"
• LGBT History Month exhibit reception at LHU