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Woman dies following Snyder County crash

McCLURE — A 76-year-old Lewisburg woman died following a two-vehicle crash Saturday morning on Route 522 in Snyder County. According to Pennsylvania State Police at Selinsgrove, Linda D. Farleman was attempting to pull her 2006 Dodge Caravan from a private driveway onto Route 522 when she entered the path of a southbound 2021 Toyota RAV4 driven by Robert E. Wilkinson Jr., 54, of Beavertown. The Toyota struck the left front of the Dodge, causing the Dodge to spin clockwise and come to rest in the northbound lane. The Toyota came to rest off the roadway. Farleman was transported ...

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Beavertown Historical Society Museum open Oct. 25, Nov. 8 and 22 BEAVERTOWN — The Beavertown Historical Society Museum will be open on the following Sundays: October 25 and November 8 and 22. Their current exhibit is “Beavertown’s Restaurants,” which is filled with photographs, memorabilia and reminders of restaurants and eating places that were once part of everyday life in Beavertown. Hours are 1 to 3 p.m. The museum is located in the Beavertown Borough Building, located at 111 W.. Walnut St., Beavertown. Milroy Lions Club Golf Tournament set for Oct. 25 at LCC LEWISTOWN ...

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Reserve Now: • Open-top chicken pie supper — 4 to 7 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 17, Ellen Chapel Church, 11798 Ferguson Valley Road, Lewistown. $12 per person. Eat in or takeout. Tickets for raffle baskets will be available for purchase. For reservations, call (814) 599-4902. Benefits Operation Christmas Child. Today • Together With Veterans – HMJ meeting — 10 a.m. via Zoom. Together With Veterans is a community-based program that provides support and resources for rural veterans across Huntingdon, Mifflin and Juniata counties. For more information, contact Karen Rush at (814) ...

Marching Huskies keep rolling with another first-place finish

MILL HALL — As autumn winds swept across Malinak Stadium at Central Mountain High School on Saturday, the Mifflin County High School Marching Huskies once again proved why they continue to be one of the state's premier competitive bands. Against a backdrop of brilliant oak and maple leaves ...