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Air ForceFor the past 51 years, a former member of the United States Air Force has been struggling with the loss of his military dog, but finally, that ache has come toSee the Story
After 51 years of guilt, Air Force veteran finds peace as his military dog is finally laid to rest
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Johnstown, Pennsylvania · JohnstownVisit Johnstown, the official tourism promotion agency for Cambria County announced Thursday they are stepping down as the operator of the popular motorcycle attraction. Visit Johnstown is willing to work with any businesses or organizations that may have an interest in continuing the rally. The motorcycle rally has roared through Johnstown each year since its inception in 1998.See the Story
Visit Johnstown stepping down as organizer of Thunder in the Valley
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Methamphetamine · PennsylvaniaAbdul Carter, 19, has been charged with possessing a small amount of marijuana. Police responded to a fire alarm at Nittany Apartments on the evening of Aug. 8. Carter allegedly admitted to police that he was smoking marijuana inside the room before the alarm went off. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for Oct. 4.See the Story
Winchester man charged with possession
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Business · JohnstownAccusations of child labor law violations increased nearly four-fold in Pennsylvania. The commonwealth's labor secretary isn't certain what factors caused the rapid rise. Pennsylvania Child Labor Act violations include children under age 14 working any jobs that don't have exceptions like farm work, babysitting and delivering newspapers.See the Story
Child labor violations surge over 200% in Pennsylvania, Department of Labor reports
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