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DRAGONS boss Dean Ryan is angry after back row duo Harrison Keddie and Taine Basham were victims of high tackles in the URC.

The number of women to come forward with misconduct allegations against Sanger Police officer and Corcoran resident J.D. Torrence has reached 12, with more women expected to testify soon, according to the Fresno County Sheriff's Office. According to Lt. Brandon Pursell, there are seven complaints against Torrence that constitute criminal allegations and another five for police misconduct. However, Pursell said those numbers will likely go up as more people have already reached out with additional testimonies. The initial complaint against Torrence was submitted to the Sanger Police Department...

A decorated deputy with the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office has been arrested on suspicion of rape by Hanford Police, according to police officials. Deputy Luis Araujo, who was arrested on Tuesday, received the Officer of the Year award from the Knights of Columbus in 2020 for work he did while serving at the Visalia substation.  Araujo is the second Officer of the Year recipient to be arrested in Hanford in the last two weeks. Last week, Visalia Police detective Samantha Adney was arrested on domestic abuse and DUI charges. Adney received the award in April. According to Lt. James Lut...

April 9, 1949-April 11, 2021 Joseph “Joe” M. Benner, 72, of Bellefonte, passed away on Sunday, April 11, 2021, at Mount Nittany Medical Center surrounded by his family. Born on April 9, 1949 in Bellefonte, he was the son of the late Dorothy Hull and was raised by his grandparents, the late Russell and Helen Benner. On Nov. 8, 1968, he married Deborah (Garner) Benner, who survives him at home after sharing over 52 years of marriage together. Joe was a graduate of Bellefonte High School, Class of 1967. Prior to his retirement, Joe worked for Weis Markets for more than 50 years. In addition...

Families, Friends & Students Mourn Loss Of 2 Oklahomans Who Died On Icy Waters Families, friends and students are grieving after two people in northeast Oklahoma died this week after walking on icy ponds, trying to rescue their dogs.  Cheryl Bertelli lost her fiancé, 53-year-old Greg Garner, after he fell through an icy part of Grand Lake Monday night, trying to rescue their two dogs.  In a message, she said, "I loved Greg so much. We were getting married this summer. I am lost without him."  Cheyenne Petrovic was Gaither’s chemistry teacher.   "She was quiet, but always in a good moo...