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She and 6200 others lost Natural Gas Service yesterday. Crews replaced equipment in a regulator station today but have not identified the cause of the outage. It gets cold quickly. Lisa and her husband visited the red cross shelter for an update. We slept in one room and closed the doors kept ourselves warm with a lot of blankets. Reporter 200 crews are going door to door to ignite pilot lights and check gas appliances in homes. Great. Do you want it on or off. Just on for a while. We need to ha...

Paycheck since july, she knows a number of people cant make that sacrifice, it is a symbolic move on her part, but shes urging others to follow her lead. Also coming up at 5 00, a group of county republicans took to the stage in the capitol today and had very harsh words for the governor. For now live in the digital operations center, Deanna Durante, nbc 10 news. You might remember the superintendent of the School District of philadelphia had said they would run out of money next month without a...

Education funding is not a cut. Reporter a group of state representatives slammed the governor, but he did release funds to schools, social service agencies, and counties. Most have been borrowing, spending reserves and closures without cash from the state. They have been pawns in this despicable game this entire time. Reporter Madeleine Dean defended the governor, saying she and many others never felt theyd get to the last week in december without a budget. Its exhausting. Reporter also of Mont...

Warren whos been busy tracking this storm. Latest information coming we watched this all night and mainly to the north. That is where the main issues are as far as the sleet and ice go. It will be warmer by the morning rush, so it could be sleet overnight but wake up to rain and wet roads. Ice will be in the poconos there. Thats where the temperature could be below freezing. Were looking at heavy rain throughout the morning but it ends by noon. Heres the latest radar this was 8 00 oclock latest ...

We are not expecting anything that severe here. But people out in haddonfield tonight in their sweatshirts and heavy coats our area will see everything from sleet to freezing rain in the Lehigh Valley to heavy rain everywhere else. It could make a mess of your morning commute no where the where you are going. Good evening everyone, im chris oconnell. Iain page is off tonight. Im lucy noland. We have Live Team Coverage for you. Fox 29s brad sattin is live in allentown under a big old umbrella. Le...

(Editor’s Note: Brian McClellan of Olean, N.Y. is curator of the Cattaraugus County Museum in Machias and part-time Olean Times Herald staffer. He’s also now a Adirondack High Peaks 46er.)

(Editor’s Note: Brian McClellan of Olean is curator of the Cattaraugus County Museum in Machias and part-time Times Herald staffer. He’s also now an Adirondack High Peaks 46er.)

Monday night's City Council meeting led off with four public hearings.

Graffiti sprayed-painted on hiking trails could confuse hikers and lead them off established trails, the park service says.

The graffiti, primarily consisting of red blazes spray painted on trees, rocks, and cairns, creates confusion for visitors, who should follow the blue blazes maintained by the NPS to mark established hiking trails. In addition to the red paint damaging park resources, it encourages visitors who might not be familiar with these trails to embark on potentially dangerous routes.