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Linda Lee E. Punchard, 72, of Gettysburg, died Saturday, July 17, at Gettysburg Hospital. Linda was born, August 7, 1948, in Coatesville, Pa., the eldest child of Maurice Jr. and Eleanor Alexander. She was pre-deceased by two brothers, Wesley and Bernard, as well as her parents. At age 16 Linda accepted God’s gift of forgiveness and began to follow Him in all things. She worked as a nurse for 15 years before her health forced her to quit the job she loved. Linda loved teaching boys and girls about Jesus and did so for 25-plus years through her church and Child Evangelism Fellowship. Toge...

The Detroit Tigers' 2018 duo of Casey Mize and Tarik Skubal will be tested in Seattle this week.

Mr. Lawrence “Larry” Loomis, 54, of Potsdam passed away peacefully at his residence on January 3rd, 2021 while under the care of his family and Hospice and Palliative care of St. Lawrence Valley.

Celebrating athletes, and opportunities seized By Norwich University Athletics Hockey players sweep Coach Mariano Award as outstanding senior athletes of 2021 Men’s hockey forward Felix Brassard and women’s hockey defenseman Samantha Benoit were named outstanding senior athletes of 2021 last week at a picnic in Andrews Hall. President Dr. Mark Anarumo and Athletic Director Anthony Mariano hailed student-athletes and distributed awards at the April 29 picnic, which replaced a traditional awards dinner and had been scheduled for Sabine Field until rainy weather intervened. Anar...

Read Article The state’s top court will decide whether to uphold the manslaughter conviction of a Portland man who fatally shot his sister’s boyfriend in 2019. Mark Cardilli Jr. leaves the Cumberland County Courthouse in Portland on Dec. 27, 2019, after being found guilty of manslaughter in the killing of Isahak Muse. Jill Brady/Staff Photographer Mark Cardilli Jr. is current serving 7½ years in prison for the death of 22-year-old Isahak Muse. He was initially charged with murder, but Superior Court Justice Nancy Mills found him guilty of the lesser offense after a bench trial. She im...