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Yes, there you go. Were still above average today, though. Storm tracker6 live double scan has been showing us that were dry so far. The wide view on satellite and you can see some rain out in central pennsylvania thats trying to push in our direction. It looks like most of these little sprinkles and lighter showers will probably hold off until later this morning or perhaps this evening. If youre in southern delaware Cape May County theres a chance youll see something before then. 67 in philadel...

STRONG — Students in Tom Piekart’s 6th grade science class at Day Mountain Regional Middle School in Strong were recently electrified, quite literally. The teacher himself was even a bit shocked by the day’s experiment. In fact, the hair on the volunteers’ heads actually stood on end! And a few (harmless) sparks flew when the […]

STRONG - Students in Tom Piekart's 6th grade science class at Day Mountain Regional Middle School in Strong were recently electrified, quite literally. The teacher himself was even a bit shocked by the day's experiment. In fact, the hair on the volunteers' heads actually stood on end! And a few (harmless) sparks flew when the

Bonza has launched its flights linking Port Macquarie and the Sunshine Coast.

Bonza has launched its flights linking Port Macquarie and the Sunshine Coast.

Bonza has launched its flights linking Port Macquarie and the Sunshine Coast.

Bonza has launched its flights linking Port Macquarie and the Sunshine Coast.

Exclusive: Parishioners fear loss of individual churches after receivers appointed to manage debts of $101m

Premium Content Subscriber only A Sydney-based aged care provider will be forming a commercial partnership with three facilities in Rockhampton and Maryborough, with the aim of investing in and redeveloping them. The three PresCare sites, Alexandra Gardens in Rockhampton, as well as Yaralla Lodge and Groundwater Place in Maryborough will be acquired by the new organisation. CEO Stephen Becsi said the partnership would allow organisations like the Presbyterian and Catholic churches to continu...

KITCHEN CLOSED A Presbyterian Church-run hospitality company that provided meals to the aged and hotel industry across Queensland has gone belly up. Contented Chef, owned by troubled aged care operator PresCare, was put into liquidation earlier this week adding to the financial woes of the churchs various businesses. Contented Chef was a commercial kitchen cooking meals and ingredients for aged care homes, hotels, restaurants and convenience stores. Peter Lucas, of PA Lucas & Co, has been ...