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Fishing for monsters 'out of the abyss' in Susquehanna River - Vimarsana News

Fishing for monsters 'out of the abyss' in Susquehanna River

They come to the Susquehanna River to fish for something they’ve only heard about.

The quest for flathead catfish: Angling for monsters 'out of the abyss' in Susquehanna River - Vimarsana News

The quest for flathead catfish: Angling for monsters 'out of the abyss' in Susquehanna River

Flathead catfish are the biggest thing to catch in the Susquehanna, and their size, and phenomenon, keep growing.

Zagurskie runs for judge of Common Pleas - Vimarsana News

Zagurskie runs for judge of Common Pleas

Zagurskie runs for judge of Common Pleas PennLive.com 3/13/2021 Jim T. Ryan, pennlive.com Don Zagurskie, a long-time attorney from Juniata County, is adding his name to the list of candidates running for the open judgeship in the Court of Common Pleas of the 41st Judicial District, which includes both Juniata and Perry counties. “I hope to be the candidate who shares the vision with Perry and Juniata,” said Zagurskie, who for the past 30 years has been a practicing attorney with Johnston & Zagurskie in Mifflin. He started his legal career in Mifflin in 1991 and was made ...

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Bedford County celebrates its 250th anniversary - Vimarsana News

Bedford County celebrates its 250th anniversary

Bedford County celebrated its 250th anniversary on Tuesday with a ceremony outside the courthouse.

Dammed, drugged, poisoned: River species struggle to survive | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Dammed, drugged, poisoned: River species struggle to survive | News, Sports, Jobs

YORK — Brian Shumaker caught his first fish when he was maybe 8 years old. He grew up in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, two blocks away from the Susquehanna River — his family pretty much living outdoors. Both of his grandfathers fished and hunted, as did his father and all of his uncles. He remembers the first catch, hooking a feisty bluegill on a farm pond. “I loved it,” Shumaker, now 55, said. “I got a big kick out of it.” He was hooked, so to speak. He pretty much grew up on the river, fishing for smallmouth bass and catfish, learning as almost a reflex how to read the wate...