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Reserve Now: • Goose Day dinner — Pick-up only 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sept. 29, Decatur Fire Co. Cookhouse, Route 522 North, Alfarata. Take-out only goose dinner $20, chicken dinner $15. Pre-orders only served. To order, call (717) 543-0921 by Friday, Sept. 25. • Employer workplace seminar — 8:30 to 11:45 a.m., Tuesday, Sept. 29, PA CareerLink Mifflin County, 6395 Route 103 North, MCIDC Plaza, Building 58, Lewistown. Topics: Managing AI and Navigating Transgender Issues in the Workplace. Check-in 8:30 a.m. Presentation 9 a.m. $40 per person. Make check payable to J/V EAC and ...

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Fentanyl seized during traffic stop LEWISTOWN — Lewistown Police Department officers assisted after a Mifflin County Regional officer stopped Merrill W. Cramer Jr., 47, of Lewistown, for a red light violation at Spring and East Walnut Streets in Lewistown at 9:07 a.m. on Sept. 10, according to a release issued on Thursday. Cramer admitted he had “dope” in a cigarette box, and officers seized a small bag of fentanyl. He was charged with possession of controlled substances and a summary traffic violation. Valentin arrested on multiple warrants Michelle Valentin, 34, of ...

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Juniata County school board approves field trips, personnel changes

MIFFLINTOWN — The new school year in Juniata County is barely underway and already students of all grade levels find themselves on the go. Whether it's East Juniata High School FFA members heading to a “Plant Yourself in Ag” event in Pennsylvania Furnace on Sept. 17 or career development programming in Huntingdon on Sept. 23 to Juniata and East Juniata Elementary School fourth-graders heading to the Groninger Homestead Farm in Port Royal for Ag Day on Oct. 7, the field trips are keeping them busy. It was one of the topics discussed at the Juniata County School District’s Board ...

Longtime Lions fan from Reedsville to be recognized today

UNIVERSITY PARK — John “Jack” Heckert has seen a lot happen at Penn State’s iconic Beaver Stadium since he bought his first season tickets in 1955. The 94-year-old Reedsville man has seen plenty over the years, but having his face appear on the big screen today as the “Season Ticket ...