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Though the FTC wants to ban non-competes, it has limited jurisdiction over non-profits. A bill in the Pa. legislation would end them for all medical professionals. -
Hillman Cancer Center helps post-cancer patients back to normalcy. -
State Representatives Jessica Benham and Valerie Gaydos stood with other state and federal lawmakers Wednesday to call for new regulations of pharmacy benefit managers. -
The measure from Rep. Donna Bullock (D-Philadelphia) would require companies to estimate the total environmental impact of new or expanded plants on environmental justice areas. -
Anita Duvall discovered yoga in the 1980s in Africa. She has taken the practice with her wherever she goes. A teacher by trade, Duvall helped create a yoga community in Bradford County. -
McCormick spokeswoman says he'll protect Social Security and Medicare and accuses Casey of making up the claims -
Twice-weekly Breeze Airways flights from AVP to South Carolina resort town to kick off June 20. -
Seven Tubs Recreation Area reopened on April 5 after almost a year of upgrades. The popular outdoor spot is within the Pinchot State Forest in Luzerne County. -
NU Beauty Bar owner Callie Turner says her salon aims to meet the beauty services needs of women of color in State College. -
Amidst continued tensions and violence in Gaza and Israel, students at the University of Pittsburgh organized a sit-in outside of the Cathedral of Learning on Tuesday. -
Tuesday, April 23, was the primary election in Pennsylvania. Here's a look at voting around Northeastern and Central Pa. -
In addition to casting ballots for the presidential nominees, voters in Pennsylvania picked candidates for state races and the U.S. House and Senate.
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- College research papers awarded during Lycoming College conference
- Scranton police seek help identifying possible witness to homicide
- Lycoming Arts, UPMC partner for May First Friday
- $700,000 bridge reconstruction begins in Lycoming County
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