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"We have to go through a few minor changes..." Local realtor explains effects of NAR settlement

If approved, the changes from the settlement would go into effect in July. Local realtors say the proposed changes won t make too many changes to the local market.

"We have to go through a few minor changes..." Local realtor explains effects of NAR settlement

If approved, the changes from the settlement would go into effect in July. Local realtors say the proposed changes won t make too many changes to the local market.

Welcomes, recognitions, budget approval start out Richland County Unit 1 meeting

OLNEY — Last week’s Richland County Unit 1 school board meeting included special recognitions as well as approval of a $26 million budget.

In Loving Memory of Ron Shultz: 1963-2023  | The Daily Chronicle

With great sadness, we announce the passing of Ron Shultz, who left us July 1, 2023. Ron’s quick wit, laughter, bright smile and generosity will be greatly missed by all who had the privilege …

Rivian R1S Deliveries to Non-Employee Customers are Reportedly on Their Way

Rivian R1S deliveries to non-employee customers are finally on their way, a forum member claims. Rivian R1S deliveries to non-employee customers, who have been waiting for so long to get their hands on this much-hyped all-electric SUV, are finally on their way.

Rivian R1S SUV deliveries begin for non-employees

Rivian is seen delivering its R1S SUV to non-employees. While the employees' deliveries have started already, some non-employees.

Union president at Pa. county prison says 'half the jail is in quarantine'

Union president at Northampton County Prison says 'half the jail is in quarantine'

Union president at Northampton County Prison says ‘half the jail is in quarantine’ Updated Dec 31, 2020; The corrections officers union president at Northampton County Prison says the situation inside the facility in Easton is worse than county Executive Lamont McClure offered on Tuesday and while it’s possible guards are responsible for the surge in COVID-19 at the prison, there are other explanations. The virus is taking its toll on the staff and has required significant use of overtime to keep things running, Kyle Shultz, the top representative for AFSCME Local 2549 in the prison, told lehighvalleylive.com on Wednesday. While the county says 41 corrections officers have tested positive since March for the disease caused by the coronavirus, there have been 35 since Nov. 1 and two more were sent home just Tuesday, Shultz said. At least six others are waiting for paperwork and three of them have already said they have COVID-19, he said. The total is about 20% of the correc