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Hughesville, Pa. — Judith A. “Judy” Shannon, 77, of Hughesville, Pa., formerly of Lansdowne, Virginia, died Friday, May 24, 2024 at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.

The atmosphere at Tiki Lee’s Dock Bar was jovial Sunday afternoon — funky music blared out at the seafood haunt in Sparrows Point. But the Francis Scott Key Bridge, as well as the six men who died while filling potholes when it collapsed March 26, were on the minds of attendees. It was also on the wall; Bob Merrell, the restaurant’s artist, painted a mural of the bridge in the span of three ...

The Jefferson County Coroner has identified the man killed in a crash while riding a moped.

David C. Farrell built the former May Department Stores Co. into a powerhouse and was a mentor to many up-and-coming retail executives.

On the corner of Walther Avenue and Southern Avenue in Northeast Baltimore, there is a snowball stand that has been operating longer than most in the country.

Pacific Current Group (PAC) has acquired a minority investment in San Francisco-based private equity firm Cordillera Investment Partners (Cordillera).

Springfield College Recognizes Deans List Students for the 2022 Spring Semester @SpfldCollege

TINA L. SCOTT EDITOR On Tuesday, April 5, 2022, residents of Lincoln County will go to the polls to elect County Board Supervisors and a Multi-Jurisdictional Municipal Judge for Merrill and Tomahawk. Many of these races are contested, with a much-larger-than-average number of candidates running for offices in Lincoln County. This edition includes introductions to candidates running for election who returned their completed questionnaires. Lincoln County Board of Supervisors race Lincoln County D...

The state is constitutionally protected from legal challenges to Arkansas' prohibition on government mask mandates, state lawyers said in final arguments in the litigation submitted Friday.

The state is constitutionally protected from legal challenges to Arkansas' prohibition on government mask mandates, state lawyers said in final arguments in the litigation submitted Friday.