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Town council decides to partially pay for pickleball courts
BLOOMSBURG — The town council voted Wednesday to pay the contractor who built the pickleball courts $94,000 — a portion of the more than $320,000 contract it awarded earlier this year.
Since the eight-court complex was built over the summer — and painted in September — it has remained closed due to problems that literally rose to the surface.
Town council decides to partially pay for pickleball courts
BLOOMSBURG — The town council voted Wednesday to pay the contractor who built the pickleball courts $94,000 — a portion of the more than $320,000 contract it awarded earlier this year.
Since the eight-court complex was built over the summer — and painted in September — it has remained closed due to problems that literally rose to the surface.
Sex offender accused of rape
Man working as a delivery driver allegedly attacked woman in Espy
and PETER KENDRON Press Enterprise ESPY — A man delivering food under another person’s DoorDash account allegedly raped a woman after he invited her out to drinks after making a delivery at her hou
Probable starters
Two are named to fill Danville board posts
DANVILLE -- The school board here has chosen two former board members, who didn't run for reelection this year, to fill two vacancies.
Page 5 for December 5, 2025
Talen withdraws zoning request for 25 acres in Derry Township
WASHINGTONVILLE -- Talen Energy is no longer seeking to rezone 25 acres in Derry Township from agricultural to industrial use, as of Thursday.
Central hosts first free meal
Superintendent hopes holiday dinner will become tradition
LIME RIDGE -- When federal food assistance payments were paused last month, Central Columbia School District gathered business donations and scheduled its first-ever community holiday meal.