I am beginning my 20th year in the hearing aid industry, and the technology has changed dramatically. In this article, I will look back at those advances and share a few exciting ideas now in research and development among major hearing aid manufacturers. First, however, I want to clear up ...
STATE COLLEGE — After continued and unsuccessful negotiations, Mount Nittany Medical Center and SEIU Healthcare staff were unable to reach an agreement, meaning a planned five-day strike will move forward beginning Monday, July 27. Mount Nittany Medical Center released a statement Tuesday night after negotiations remained unmet, stating it tried to present a revised proposal that included: — A one-year contract extension. — A 3% across-the-board wage increase for all bargaining unit employees. — A $1,000 ratification bonus for every bargaining unit employee. — Wage ...
PHOTO PROVIDED Clinton County residents turned out in droves on Thursday afternoon as WNEP’s Joe Snedeker made a special stop at Veterans Park in Lock Haven. The visit was broadcast on WNEP as part of his “Go Joe: Red, White and You” fundraiser for St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital. ...
LOCK HAVEN — Families, history enthusiasts and visitors from across the region gathered at Riverview Park for the inaugural Clinton County Celebrates History: America250, hosted by the Dunnstown Fire Company and Woodward Township. Held on Sunday, July 12, the free community event ...
LOCK HAVEN — The Clinton County Economic Partnership is excited to announce Lock Haven native Todd Kline as the winner of the “Capturing the Clinton County Courthouse” photo puzzle contest, the fourth edition of the annual “Showcasing Clinton County” Puzzle Series. The special ...
LOCK HAVEN — A Lock Haven man was arrested last week and charged with corruption of minors following an investigation into possible inappropriate contact, state police at Lamar said. On July 16 at 6:56 p.m., police were called to the 500 block of James Street, Flemington, for reports of corruption or minors involving 19-year-old Alex Payton Sycz. According to police, through their investigation, Sycz admitted to kissing a minor. Charges were filed through District Judge Keith Kibler’s office. No further information about the incident has been made available.
