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AH Robotics team to host fundraiser
The AH Robotics team will host their Community Bowl-A-Thon to benefit the team's participation in the annual Foundation for Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) competition. Ryan Knight is pictured here participating in last year's Robotics competition.
PenDOT: Heavy traffic on Interstate 81 Northbound at exit 194
According to PenDOT, on Interstate 81 Northbound, beginning at Exit 194 Clarks Summit, there will be a heavy volume of traffic near long term work zone at Exit 194-197, due to holiday travel. Backlog of two miles will likely increase as afternoon progresses on July 3. Seek alternate route.
NY police: Robbers from Pa. were running on empty
KIRKWOOD, N.Y. (AP) — State police say two Pennsylvania men robbed an upstate New York gas station and might have gotten away if they'd remembered to do one thing — fuel up.
Storms leave damage
ABINGTONS – At about 3:30 p.m. on Friday, June 26, a thunderstorm blew through Clarks Summit and other areas of the Abingtons, leaving damage to houses and other buildings. For the brief period it was here, many residents feared it was a tornado, not a thunderstorm that touched down.
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