ROSES AND THORNS
<p>ROSE: The Bloomsburg Fair had a run of bad luck in the grandstand this year, losing what were arguably the two biggest acts from its entertainment lineup, one to illness, the other to over
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For-profit colleges fall short
<p><strong>EDITOR’S NOTE: </strong> <em>Excerpts from a column by Catherine Rampell in The Washington Post.</p>
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Casting blame in wrong place
<p>Do members of the Northwest School Board try to fool the public by blaming others for their problems? Editor Sachetti went for the jugular in his Sept.
Wolf? Corbett? None of the above
<p>Your “Opinion” page in today’s issue (Sept. 19, 2014) presents a wonderful letter from Joe L. Souder of Berwick.</p>
Home sales worry town taxpayer
<p>Open letter to the editor as well as Bloomsburg taxpayers:</p>
‘Christians condemned the most’
<p>I’m writing this letter to let off steam. I’m tired of what is going on through this country, day after day.
Painted screens back in Baltimore
Maps, tours take seekers on trip to see historic art
<p>AP Travel Editor</p>
IF YOU GO...
<p>TRAVEL TIME: 2 hours, 55 minutes</p>
<p> DIRECTIONS:</p>
<p> • Take Route 11 south to Shamokin Dam</p>
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<p>Came across a reference in an old book to the “Tuckahoe Mineral Springs Company” in Northumberland, that was apparently cited by the FDA in 1908 for selling “misbranded” water as a cure-al
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<p>Friday, Sept. 19, I see the teachers start picketing at 9 a.m. They quit at 10:30. I heard them talking about going to the fair.