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DHS Secretary Miller to Address Penn State Mont Alto Graduating Class

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Over the past two decades, Penn State Mont Alto has graduated nurses, occupational therapy assistants, physical therapist assistants, and human development and family studies professionals who work in all areas of healthcare and education.

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Rescue at High Rock

Vicky Taylor - June 6, 2019 0

A 25-year-old woman who fell 75 feet from an overlook at High Rock has been rescued and is being airlifted to Meritus Medical Center in Hagerstown, Md.

Waynesboro Teen Dies in Birch Run Crash

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Local Musician Injured in Pedestrian Accident

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Former CASHS Student Sues School District, Administrators

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Gregory Alan Cole, has been found deceased

Gregory Alan Cole Found Deceased

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Firefighters Battle Barn Blaze in Peters Township

Vicky Taylor - December 15, 2019 0

Fire destroyed two barns at a Peters Township dairy farm Saturday, but firefighters kept it from spreading to nearby structures.

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Chamber Foundation’s High School Business Challenge

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Employability Partnership Announced to Bring Leadership Academy to Town

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Looking Back: Franklin County’s History On Dec. 15th

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