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Lebanon County senator announces he has non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
State Sen. Mike Folmer, who represents Lebanon County, announced Wednesday that he is battling non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.  
 
  • State police corporal's trial set for April
  • Downtown Hanover 'anchor' building sells for $15K
  • Susquehanna acquires Graystone Bank
  • Lititz man gets 6- to 12-year sentence for seriously beating infant daughter
  • Stolen car used to ram ATM in Frederick, Md.
  • Threat forces lockdown of high school in Reading area
  • Flood-damaged Conestoga Pines Park Pool in Lancaster to reopen in summer
  • Driver injured, road closed after tractor-trailer crash in Reading area
  • Woman who helped murder suspect flee Lebanon County sentenced
  • Manheim man gets 10 to 20 years in prison for molesting 5-year-old girl
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    Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling alters standards for deciding paternity
    HARRISBURG, Pa.—A Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling in a child support case suggests the courts may more strictly hold biological fathers to child support duties and may emphasize what is in the best interests of children in deciding whether support should be paid by the biological father or by the man who acts as the child's father.   Full Story

     
  • MAC commissioner says Temple, Big East talking
  • NY court decision bolsters anti-fracking movement
  • Municipalities may be forced to rescind 'missing gun' reporting laws
  • Common prenatal tests become campaign issue
  • Georgia man pleads guilty in homeless check scam in Pittsburgh
  • 'Occupy' to hold national conference in Philly
  • Pa.'s Franklin Institute automaton has link to Scorsese's 'Hugo'
  • Universities ask Pennsylvania House to reject more aid cuts
  • PA General Assembly considers bill requiring ultrasounds for women seeking abortions
  • Cigarette blamed for Pa. fire that killed woman
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    JERRY SANDUSKY CASE

    Penn State alumni group slams the university's new transparency website
    Penn State's efforts to be more transparent by creating a website, www.openness.psu.edu, that discloses some new information has landed like a giant thud with the Penn Staters for Responsible Stewardship, according to the (Harrisburg) Patriot-News.

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  • Penn State ex-VP seeks criminal charges' dismissal
  • Penn State puts child-sex-abuse scandal costs at $3.2M thus far
  • Sandusky fares well in set of pretrial rulings by judge
  • Judge hears dueling requests on Sandusky's bail terms, sets trial date
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