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Early put their livelihoods at risk. A 1000000 blue cross welcome to the program a russian brokered ceasefire in the disputed region of the corner car is coming under strain azerbaijan says overnight shelling by Armenian Forces left several people dead and dozens wounded but both sides continue to blame the other for breaking the truce. This doesnt look like a cease fire as are by johns Defense Ministry released this video of overnight airstrikes on a legit Armenian Military positions saying the...

Barrage on israel after the killing of one of their leaders in gaza israeli retaliation has now killed 23 palestinians in the territory plus a state of emergency venice and suffers its worst floods in half a century the 2nd highest ever recorded and the mayor is blaming Climate Change. And made in germany electric car maker tesla will build its new european gigafactory near berlin c. E. O. You long musk says hes plugging into germanys reputation for excellence in engineering. I bring golf its go...

County. So well track that. Ahead of that with the thicker clouds, its a little warmer. Look at the low 60s, petersburg, cumberland, hagerstown. 65 in martinsburg right now while locally were in the upper 40 toz 50s in many spots. So youll need a light jacket, but better chances of rain thursday night. Back to you. The day after election day and the nation is reacting to changes in the political world. The republicans have won control of the house and senate in the new 114th congress. And when e...

FRONT ROYAL — Warren County Middle School sixth-grade math teacher Howard Anthony “Tony” Clark has been named Warren County Public Schools’ Teacher of the Year.

In an article about the Salem post office re-dedication in Friday’s edition the name of Howard Tibb’s eldest son should have been listed as Howard Anthony Tibbs.

A Logan County grand jury handed up indictments this week against 24 individuals, including a defendant charged for failure to provide care that resulted in the

The ripple effects of the coronavirus in the Lehigh Valley have yet to be felt in a great way, but health care professionals are urging people to get precautions and travel agencies are seeing a dropoff over fears or cancellations.