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Victim Identified in Fatal Crash Over Weekend near Ringtown

October 21, 2019, 10:46 am
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The victim in a fatal crash that occurred over the weekend in Union Township near Ringtown has been identified.


According to the State Police at Frackville, Candice Fisher, 37, of Ringtown was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash that occurred around 1:00am Sunday morning in the area of 645 Aristes Road.

Police say around 1:00am, Fisher was travelling west on Aristes Road and a second vehicle, driven by Christopher Kowalski, 38, of Ringtown was travelling east.

Police say Fisher in her Dodge Neon was negotiating a slight left turn in the roadway when for unknown reasons, drove over the right fog line onto the north shoulder of the road.

Her vehicle came back onto the roadway and began to spin counter clockwise, sliding across the double yellow line and into the path of Kowalski in a Ford Focus.

After impact, Fisher's vehicle continued to slide into a small ditch causing the vehicle flip onto it's driver's side

Fisher was reported to not be wearing her seatbelt and died at the scene.

Kowalski was not injured and refused treatment and transport.

Klischer's towing removed both vehicles from the scene.

Assisting police at the scene were the Aristes Fire Company, Ringtown Fire Company, Columbia Hose Fire Company, and Shenandoah EMS.

Aristes Road was closed for approximately 2 hours in both directions while the scene was investigated and cleared.
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Geisinger Careworks Expands Hours; Open 7 days a week in Pottsville

October 21, 2019, 11:01 am
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The season for sniffles and sneezing is upon us, and flu season is just around the corner. The Geisinger Careworks urgent care team in Pottsville is ready to care for anyone who is feeling under the weather, and now they’re here for patients seven days a week.

The Geisinger Careworks at 529 Terry Reiley Way in Pottsville is now open seven days a week: Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Careworks urgent care locations are the best place to go for minor health issues that can be resolved in a single visit, including cold and flu symptoms. The Pottsville office offers rapid flu testing, which provides a result in about 20 minutes.

To help prevent the spread of flu this season, patients 9 years of age and older can visit the Careworks office and receive a flu shot without an appointment.

The Pottsville location also provides patients convenient access to additional care, including laboratory, X-ray and Geisinger CareSite Pharmacy services.

Patients can visit mycareworks.com or click here for urgent care wait times or use online check-in to hold their place in line.

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Schuylkill County Obituaries for 10/21/19

October 21, 2019, 11:17 am
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Schuylkill County Obituaries for 10/21/19

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Tina Diehl, age 54, of Saint Clair, PA passed away with her loving family by her side on Saturday, October 19th, 2019 at her home.

Born in Pottsville, PA on June 29, 1965, she was the daughter of the late Robert R. and Janice M. (Webb) Martin.

Tina attended Saint Clair High School. She was co-owner of Diehl's Painting in Saint Clair and also worked as a salesman for Buyrite Auto in Schuylkill Haven.

Tina was a member of the Saint Clair Wade United Methodist Church. She was an avid billiards player, playing in pool leagues on the Buckhorn and St. Clair Fish and Game pool teams. Tina also played softball for the Make-A-Wish softball team and was an avid motorcycle rider.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother Randall R. Martin Sr. and a sister Sandra J. Gerhart.

Tina is survived by her husband of 37 years, Ken Diehl, St. Clair; a son Norm Diehl and his wife Sabrina, St. Clair; a daughter Noell Diehl, St. Clair; five grandchildren: Blake, Angel, Zayden, Austin, and Trinity; three brothers: George T. Martin and his wife Jeannette, New Phila.; Robert E. Martin III and his wife Laurie, St. Clair; and Clayton Martin and his wife Janice, St. Clair; two sisters: Elaine Wall, Port Carbon and Ida Searle and her husband Donald, St. Clair; mother-in-law Barbara Diehl, St. Clair; a sister-in-law Barb Zalensky and her husband James, Rogers, AR; brother-in-law John Diehl and his wife Robin, Palo Alto; and many nieces and nephews.

A Celebration of Life Service will be held at the Robert A. Evans Jr. Funeral Home, 208 Pike St., Port Carbon at 7:30PM on Thursday, October 24th, with Pastor Jack Murray officiating.

Relatives and Friends are invited to a viewing on Thursday evening from 5:30-7:30PM at the Funeral Home.

Interment will be held private.

In lieu of flowers, please pay it forward. Tina and her family wishes you do something nice for somebody.

Please send condolences to www.robertaevansjrfh.com

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Suzann Fay (Lopez) Stewart, of Orwigsburg, passed away, with family present, at Lehigh Valley Medical Center Schuylkill East, October 19th.

Suzann, age 66, was born in Pottsville on November 24, 1952, a daughter of the late June M.F. (Killian) and Romeo A. Lopez. She was the wife of Thomas Michael Stewart Sr.; they were married March 16, 1974. She was a lifetime member of First United Church of Christ, Schuylkill Haven. Sue graduated from Blue Mountain High School in 1970. Throughout her lifetime, she worked as a bank teller at Pennsylvania National Bank / Keystone Financial, Supervisor at Jetson Direct Mail, and most recently as Manager of The Philly Pretzel Factory in St. Clair and Hamburg stores. Sue was well known for baking wedding cakes, making holiday candy and her love of gardening and photography.

Suzann is survived by her daughter, Corin Suzann Paul, wife of Jack, Deer Lake, PA. three sons Thomas Michael Stewart Jr. , husband of Mary, Schuylkill Haven, PA; Greg Allen Stewart, husband of Alicia, Holly Springs, NC and Douglas Edward Stewart, husband of Kelly, Orwigsburg, PA. Grandchildren Kayla and Taylor Stewart, Ava and Alexander Karabinas, Kera and Cole Paul, Gage and Cale Stewart. She is also survived by her sister, Donna Lopez-McCabe, wife of Reverend Theodore McCabe, Mount Joy, PA and a brother, Ramon Lopez, husband of Linda, Schuylkill Haven, PA.

A celebration of Life Service will be held Saturday Oct. 26th at 3 PM at First United Church of Christ, Schuylkill Haven, PA. Visitation/Memorial gathering from noon until 3 PM.

In lieu of Flowers, contributions may be sent to First United Church of Christ, 110 Rte 61 South, Schuylkill Haven, PA 17972.

Hamilton Breiner Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Inc. Orwigsburg has been entrusted with the arrangements.

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Rose Marie Hricisak of Mechanicsburg was born and raised and spent most of her life in Mahanoy City passed away October 18, 2019.

She was the daughter of the late Anthony and Rose Fazio. She graduated from Mahanoy City High School, class of 1957. She retired from the Department of Corrections SCI Mahanoy and SCI Camp Hill in 2005. She worked at Eagle Shirt Factory and was a dental assistant for Dr. James Crossen. Rose was a member of St. Joseph's Church in Mechanicsburg and was a member of the Leisure Club. She was a former member of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Mahanoy City and was an active member of the Sodality.

She was preceded in death by her husband Thomas Hricisak. Brothers Thomas, Anthony, Frank, Joseph and John, daughter-in-law Sandra, sister-in-law Beverly, and a nephew Keith Fazio.

She is survived by her four children Thomas of Hometown, Carole Ann wife of Bob Mattis, Angela wife of Dr. Brad Henken, and Dr. Pauline wife of Joe Kostelac, all of Harrisburg, and loving grandchildren Lauren, Tommy (Alyssa), and Paige (Danny) White, Mike and Nick Mattis, Brandon, Dustin and Aidan Henken and Joseph Kostelac. She is also survived by her sister Mary Slizewski of Mahanoy City, brothers Louis (Patricia) of Mahanoy City, William of Barnesville, George (Kay) of Florida, Paul (Mary) of Mahanoy City, sisters-in-law Lois of Arizona and Lois of Michigan, and many loving nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday at Noon from Saint Joseph Catholic Church in Mechanicsburg with the Rev. Timothy Sahd as celebrant. A visitation with the family will be held at the church on Friday morning beginning at 10 AM until time of Mass. A private burial will be held at the family's convenience.

In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the Thomas M. Hricisak Scholarship Fund through Angela (Hricisak) Henken at 2311 Abbey Lane, Harrisburg, PA 17112 or Carole Mattis, 1626 Churchill Drive, Harrisburg, PA 17111.

David D. Jarrett Funeral Home of Mahanoy City is entrusted with arrangements. Please visitwww.jarrettfuneralhome.com for more information.

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Mary L. Antonelli, 64, of Forestville, Cass Township, passed away on Thursday at Geisinger Medical Center.

Born in Pottsville, she was a daughter of the late William and Loretta Yenfer Bohr. She was a 1972 graduate of Minersville Area High School. Mary first worked as a cosmetologist at Casa L’inda Salon after graduating from Empire Beauty School. She later trained as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) at the Schuylkill Technology Center, Frackville. She was employed as an LPN at the former Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center/Lehigh Valley Hospital – Schuylkill and retired in 2016 after 28 years of service.

Mary was a member of St. Michael the Archangel Church, Minersville. She was also a member of the Lehigh Valley Hospital (LVH) – Schuylkill Auxiliary. She enjoyed gardening, reading and relaxing at her swimming pool. She loved music and dancing, but her greatest joy was the time she spent with her grandchildren.

Preceding her in death were two brothers, William and Joseph Bohr.

Mary is survived by her husband of 46 years, Charles J. Antonelli; three daughters, Cheryl Hart (spouse, Neal), Cass Township, April Moran (spouse, Paul), Norwegian Township, and Crystal Gillis (spouse, Michael), Mechanicsburg; four grandchildren, Aidan Moran, Katelyn Moran, Emily Hart, and Jackson Gillis; four siblings, Sharon Krieg, Wyomissing, Rose Bohr, Sacramento, California, Evelyn Reilly, Forestville, and William Bohr (spouse, Belinda), Reading; brother-in-law, Craig Antonelli (spouse, Patricia), Newtown; sister-in-law, Donna Bernasz (spouse, William), Forestville; nieces and nephews.

Visitation with the family will be on Thursday from 8:30 A.M. to 9:45 A.M. at St. Michael the Archangel Church, 539 Sunbury Street, Minersville. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:00 A.M. Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made for the benefit of the Donald P. Vrabec House of Care, either online at www.geisinger.org or to the Geisinger Health Foundation, 100 North Academy Drive, Danville, PA 17822.

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Gerald F. “Jerry” Laughlin, 79, of Pottsville, passed away on Friday at home.

Born in Pottsville, he was a son of the late Joseph Laughlin and Sophie Shon. He was a 1958 graduate of Nativity B.V.M. High School. He had worked for a janitorial service before retiring.

He was a member of St. Patrick Church, Pottsville.

Jerry was preceded in death by a brother, Robert Laughlin.

He is survived by a nephew, Robert Laughlin (spouse, Lydia), Branch Township, two nieces, Kathleen Benyak (spouse, George), North Manheim Township, and Jacqueline Price (spouse, Robert), Sneads Ferry, North Carolina.

Interment will be private at the convenience of the family.

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David G. Fogarty, 80, of Pottsville and formerly of Minersville, passed away Saturday with his loving wife by his side at the Lebanon VA Hospital. He fought a courageous fight against multiple myeloma.

Raised in New Philadelphia, he was a son of the late Hugh and Mary Huzway Fogarty.

He attended Holy Family Elementary School and graduated from the former Blythe Twp. High School, both in New Philadelphia. He attended the Ford School of Business in Pottsville, Southern Schuylkill Vo-Tech, Penn State Center in Schuylkill Haven and Bell Laboratories in Reading. He was a member of St. Matthew the Evangelist Church in Minersville, where he formerly served as a Eucharistic Minister.

He also served in the U.S. Army from 1961-1964, attaining the honorable rank of SP4. He attended Survey School in Ft. Sill, Oklahoma serving as an Artillery Surveyor with the 7th Infantry Division in the DMZ, Korea.

Following his time in the military, he worked in plant construction, Machine and Tool Setting, and as a Production Process Analyst Undersea Laser Cable at Western Electric, AT&T, Lucent technologies and Agere Microelectronics, LSI, until his retirement in 2001.

He is a member of the Minersville American Legion Post 544, the Catholic War Veterans, a life member of the AMVETS and a member of the IBEW. He also holds membership in the Ancient Order of Hibernians, JFK Division No. 2, serving as treasurer and was the recipient of their “Irishman of the Year” Award in 2011. He was extremely proud of his Irish Heritage. He was also a member of the Hidden Valley Senior Golf League before becoming ill.

In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his daughter, Sharon Fogarty LeBrun in 2014.

He is survived by his devoted wife, the former Darlene Wawrzaszek; a daughter Colleen Vottero and her husband Mark, Palmyra; three grandchildren, Markus, Luke and Jake for which he was a proud ‘Pop-Pop’; a brother Ronald, Deland, Fla.; nieces, nephews and cousins and his “extended adopted family in Ireland”, Michael, Helen, Anna, Patrick, Sean Gerard and Lily Hannah Walsh; and “Hank” the Labradoodle.

In July, Dave and his wife Darlene celebrated 51 years of marriage. They always held hands and cherished their time together. They enjoyed traveling, especially Ireland, and spending time with their grandchildren.

Dave was a very generous, dedicated man and always put others before himself. His memory will forever live in the hearts of his family and friends.

Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 10:30AM, Thursday in St. Matthew the Evangelist, 139 Spruce St., Minersville. Relatives and friends may call on Thursday morning from 8AM to 10AM at the Donald J. Butler Funeral Home, 328 Sunbury St. Minersville. Interment with Military honors will be Thursday in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, the family would prefer remembrances in the form of contributions in memory of Dave to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, Tn. 38105 or to the Shriner’s Children’s Hospital, 3551 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19140. Contributions will be accepted by the funeral home. To offer condolences to the family or to light a candle in Dave’s memory, visit us at www.donaldjbutlerfh.com

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Thomas E. Kane 82, of Harrisburg passed away on Friday, October 18, 2019 at Frey Village Middletown, PA. Tom was born on August 09, 1937 in Centralia, PA., and was a son to the late Thomas I. Kane and Helen (Pogash) Kane. Tom was a member of Our Lady of The Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church of Harrisburg. He was retired from Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and served as head of maintenance at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Parrish. Tom was an expert automotive mechanic and enjoyed working on cars, as well as walking and jogging the river.

Surviving are his wife Sally A. (Neary) Kane, a son, Thomas M. Kane and wife Carrie of Susquehanna Twp., daughters, Suzanne E. and husband John T. Noll of Lower Paxton Twp., Patricia A. and husband Daryl Ferricks of Hopewell Twp., a brother, Edward Kane and wife Beverly of Ashland, PA., a sister, Dolores Towers of Ashland, PA., grandchildren, Dustin and Derek Noll, Jessica and Jason Ferricks, and Brandon and Braxton Kane and many nieces and nephews.

In addition to his parents Thomas was preceded in death by a brother, Raymond Kane and a brother-in-law Thomas Towers.

A memorial mass will be held on Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 11:00 AM. at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church 2121 N 3rd St, Harrisburg, PA 17110. Visitation will be held from 10 till time of Mass. Burial will be private.

The Dailey Funeral Home Is Honored to Serve the Kane Family 650 S. 28th Street Harrisburg, PA. 17103.

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Blaschak Coal Secures Grant to Extract Rare Elements from Anthracite-Based Resources

October 21, 2019, 1:30 pm
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State Rep. Neal P. Goodman and state Sen. David Argall announced Monday that Blaschak Coal Corp. of Mahanoy City has secured a $25,000 grant that will help the company extract rare earth elements and critical materials/minerals from anthracite-based resources.

Rare earth elements and critical materials/minerals are used in electronic, optical and magnetic devices. The lawmakers said China currently produces nearly all these materials, and there is a large demand to have it produced domestically.

“I’m pleased that a local company is helping to make our commonwealth and our country less reliant on a foreign source of these important materials,” said Goodman, D-Schuylkill.

“Using the carbon components of anthracite as an industrial mineral provides further avenues for use, and I am pleased to see Blaschak Coal look at anthracite as more than a commercial and residential heating fuel source,” said Argall, R-Schuylkill/Berks.

Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania provided the grant. Blaschak, which has mines in Schuylkill and Luzerne counties, has partnered with Lehigh University’s Energy Research Center to develop a process to extract these materials from anthracite mine water.

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Schuylkill Technology Center South Announces October Students of the Month

October 22, 2019, 6:10 am
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The Schuylkill Technology Center has announced that the following students at the South Campus were selected as Student of the Month recipients for the month of October, 2019.

  • Halia Bachman, Business Management, Pottsville
  • John Meridionale, Plumbing Technology, North Schuylkill
  • Millenium Parsons, Criminal Justice, Mahanoy Area
  • Ben Kull Residential/Industrial Electricity, Pottsville
  • Zachary Peters, Collision Repair Technology, Pine Grove
  • Gabrielle Mellon, Carpentry Technology, Pottsville
  • Savannah Crutchfield, Computer Information, Pottsville
  • Brian Calabrese, Culinary Arts, Minersville
  • Grace Guenther, Cosmetology, North Schuylkill
  • Noah Tovar, Precision Machining, Shenandoah
  • Zach Barrett, Welding Technology, Blue Mountain
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World-Famous Competitive Eater to Attempt the Newly Invented "Skook Grilled Cheese Challenge"

October 22, 2019, 7:39 am
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Wheel Restaurant located in downtown, Pottsville, PA has announced they will be welcoming world-famous competitive eater Randy Santel to the restaurant on Thursday, October 24th for a special event!

With over 800,000 Facebook followers, nearly 900,000 YouTube subscribers, and 10 million website views per month, Randy is well known across the world for completing various eating challenges. In the 9 years that Randy has been eating professionally he has completed 792 food challenges in all 50 states and 36 different countries.

Recently returning from a trip to Taiwan Randy is excited to venture to Pottsville where he last was in 2015 to visit the Yuengling Brewery. Randy has described Yuengling as his favorite beer in several of his videos.

Randy will be the first person to attempt Wheel’s newly invented “Skook Grilled Cheese Challenge”. The challenge is comprised of 2 slices of 12-inch by 12-inch bread home made from Minersville bakery, 6 different types of cheese equaling over 1lb, 1lb of local favorite Kowalonek’s Kielbasa, and 10 of Mrs. T’s delicious Pierogies. In addition to the monstrous sandwich Randy will have to eat a bowl of Wheel’s tomato bisque soup, 6 homemade croutons, and wash it all down with a 12oz hometown bottle of Yuengling Lager. He must do all of this within 30 minutes to successfully complete the challenge.

“We are so excited to have Randy visit Wheel. Reservations are almost full and the Skook Grilled Cheese Challenge probably doesn’t stand a chance!” said Wheel Owner Savas Logothetides.

Randy will be at the restaurant on Thursday from approximately 5:30pm until 8:30 with the challenge going off around 6:30pm.

Submitted Photo from the Wheel

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Tamaqua Halloween Parade Postponed Until Wednesday

October 22, 2019, 7:46 am
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The Tamaqua Halloween Parade that was scheduled for Tuesday evening has now been postponed until Wednesday.

The event, which is hosted by the Tamaqua Lions Club, has been postponed due to the weather.

The event will now take place Wednesday at 7:00pm.
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HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL: District XI Playoff Schedule

October 22, 2019, 7:58 am
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District XI High School Volleyball Schedule for Schuylkill County Teams


Tuesday, October 22, 2019

1A - Minersville vs. Marian Catholic @ Marian Catholic - 6:00pm
1A - Mahanoy Area vs. Shenandoah Valley @ Mahanoy Area - 6:00pm


Wednesday, October 23, 2019

3A - Allentown CC vs. Lehighton @ Central Catholic - 5:00pm
3A - Saucon Valley vs. Blue Mountain @ Blue Mountain - 5:30pm
3A - Bethlehem Catholic vs. Pottsville @ Pottsville - 6:00pm


Thursday, October 24, 2019

1A - Salem Christian vs. Winner of (Mahanoy vs. Shenandoah Valley) @ Blue Mountain - 5:00pm
2A - Notre Dame GP vs. Pine Grove @ Lehighton - 5:00pm
1A - Nativity BVM vs Winner of (Minersville vs. Marian Catholic) @ Blue Mountain - 6:45pm
2A - Panther Valley vs. Jim Thorpe @ Lehighton - 6:45pm

Tuesday, October 29, 2019

1A - District XI Championship - @ Minersville - 6:00pm
2A - District XI Championship - @ Lehighton - 6:45pm
3A - Southern Lehigh vs. Winner of (Bethlehem Catholic vs. Pottsville) - TBA
3A - Winner of (Allentown CC vs. Lehighton) vs. Winner of (Saucon Valley vs. Blue Mountain ) @ Lehighton - 5:00pm

Thursday, October 31, 2019

3A - District XI Championship - @ Catasaqua - 5:00pm

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PA Attorney General Announces Investigation into Facebook over Antitrust Violations

October 22, 2019, 8:23 am
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On Tuesday, Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced that he and a bipartisan coalition of 46 other Attorneys General are investigating social media giant Facebook over potential antitrust violations.

The investigation focuses on whether Facebook’s dominance in the industry may have led to anticompetitive behavior that harms consumers.

“Facebook is a dominant force in the social media industry, and with that dominance comes an obligation to ensure their practices are not stifling competition,” said Shapiro. “Our bipartisan coalition of 47 Attorneys General will follow the evidence wherever it leads, and we will not hesitate to take action to protect the rights of consumers.”

In addition to Pennsylvania, the Attorneys General of Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Kentucky, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, the territory of Guam are also participating in the investigation. A number of other states are also participating but cannot confirm their participation in pending investigations.

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Emergency Personnel Rescue Infant from Home After Dog Fight in Ashland

October 22, 2019, 8:54 am
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Emergency personnel in Ashland rescued a baby from the 3rd story of home on Monday afternoon after a dog fight broke out downstairs.


According to Ashland Police Chief Gerard Daley, around 3:00pm Monday, police were dispatched to the even side of the 1300 Block of Centre Street in the borough for a report of dogs fighting.

When Daley arrived on scene, he was informed that 3 dogs were fighting inside one of the homes.

At the time, Daley was informed that a woman, and 3 children that reside in the home were in the backyard.  Daley found the woman in the backyard with bite wounds on her arm.

The woman told police that only two of the children were outside with the third child, an infant, still being on the third floor of the home.

The Ashland Fire Department was dispatched for ladders to gain access to the third story.

Ashland Firefighter Philip Groody Jr. climbed to the 3rd floor of the home, went in through a window and retrieved the infant.

Groody passed the child to Chief Daley through a second story window down to safety.

After the child was rescued, a male owner of the home arrived and secured the dogs in different rooms.

Dog Warden Hine was contacted by police and will follow up on the incident.

The woman was reported to be the only person injured and was treated by EMS.

Ashland Police Officer Weikel, Ashland EMS, and members of the Washington and American Hose Fire Departments assisted at the scene.
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Schuylkill County Obituaries for 10/22/19

October 22, 2019, 9:02 am
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Schuylkill County Obituaries for 10/22/19

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Dorothy D. Kowalonek-RN, 91, of Shenandoah, passed away on Monday, October 21st at the Schuylkill Medical Center – Lehigh Valley East, Pottsville. Born in Shenandoah on August 26th, 1928, she was the daughter of the late James and Mary “Dombroski” Gobster.

Dorothy was a 1947 graduate of Shenandoah Catholic High School and a 1950 graduate of the Pottsville School of Nursing. After nursing school, she furthered her education, studying Polio therapy at Boston Children’s Hospital, then worked in iron lung rehabilitation at Baltimore Hospital, and was last employed in Shenandoah Heights at Riverside Central Rehabilitation for drug and alcohol addiction. Dorothy was a member of the Catholic Nurses Association., the Catholic Daughters, and the Greater Shenandoah Area Senior Citizens.

She was preceded in death by the love of her life, her husband of 54 years, Paul Kowalonek in 2006, and 2 brothers, James Gobster Jr. & Paul Gobster.

Surviving are three sons, Mark Kowalonek with his wife Linda of Lake Hauto, Joseph Kowalonek with his wife Debi of Ambler, and Thomas Kowalonek with his wife Mary Ann of Auburn; two sisters, Theresa Labosky of Shenandoah and Marlene Klein of North Carolina; six grandchildren, Jillian, Jessica, Luke, Jaclyn, Jared, and Joshua; three great grandchildren, Eric, Violet, and Vayda; and nieces and nephews.

Dorothy lived a life of service, always putting others first, she was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and sister. She loved holding hands with Paul, watching her boys play Villanova and Lehigh football, family vacations at Buehler’s Idlewild, late night chats with her sister Theresa, playing bingo with Jillian, attending Tamaqua sporting events, watching Shenandoah Valley Girls basketball and volleyball games, visiting the twins, visits with her great grandchildren, visits to the casino, reading the paper and collecting articles about her family’s accomplishments, and she always ended her day with her rosary.

Her legacy will live on through her grandchildren, as they now have a very special guardian angel watching over them. We take comfort knowing that she is reunited with her beloved Paul, who took her hand once again and led her to her eternal reward.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Thursday, October 24th at 10am in Divine Mercy Parish, 218 W. Cherry St, Shenandoah officiated by Msgr. Ronald Bocian. A visitation for family and friends will take place in Divine Mercy Parish on Thursday morning from 8am to 10am. Burial will follow mass in Sky- View Memorial Park, Hometown, PA.

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Leatrice J. Cockill, 89, of S. Tulpehocken St., Pine Grove, passed away on Monday, October 21, 2019 at Wellspan Good Samaritan Hospital, Lebanon.

Born on February 21, 1930 in Pine Grove, she was a daughter of the late Joseph and Joyce Heberling Witmer.

She was a 1947 graduate of Pine Grove High School and a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Pine Grove.

Leatrice enjoyed bowling and was a member of several leagues that bowled in Pine Grove and Pottsville. She also enjoyed going to the casino.

Preceding her in death were her husband Lester Cockill, brother, Marlin Witmer; great grandson Owen Umbenhauer.

Surviving are a daughter, Linda Umbenhauer of Mechanicsburg; two sons, Michael and wife Gloria Cockill of Pine Grove, Larry and wife Karen Cockill of Union, CT; three grandchildren, Heidi Kreitz, Robert Umbenhauer, and Marlin Cockill; six great grandchildren, Angel, Darrian, Meadow, Willow, Ridge and Kailani; one great great grandchild Bentley.

All Services will be held at the convenience of the family with Pastor Stephen Ginder officiating. Interment will be in St. John's Lutheran Cemetery, Pine Grove.

The H. L. Snyder Funeral Home, Inc., Pine Grove is in charge of arrangements and you may send condolences online at www.hlsnyderfuneralhome.com

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Gloria J. Bolton, 82, of Pine Crest Village Dr., Pine Grove, passed away on Sunday, October 20, 2019 at home.

Born on March 31, 1937 in Schuylkill Haven, she was a daughter of the late Henry Bolton and Gladys Walters Bolton.

She was a 1956 graduate of Schuylkill Haven High School.

Gloria was a part time Cafeteria Worker.

She was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Pine Grove.

Preceding her in death was a brother, Gary Bolton, Sr.

Surviving are three sons, Robert Jr. and wife Kathy Rhen of Bethel, Jon Rhen of Tremont, Jeffrey and wife Brenda Rhen of Pine Grove; six grandchildren, Kelly Rhen, Daniel Rhen, Bryan Rhen, Jesse Rhen, Chrystal Rhen, and Steven Rhen; three great-grandchildren, Austin Rhen, Phoebe Rhen, and Brendan Rhen.

Funeral Services will be held on Saturday, October 26, 2019 at 11:00 A.M. at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, 312 S. Tulpehocken St., Pine Grove with Pastor Barry Spatz officiating. There will be a viewing on Saturday, October 26, 2019, from 10:00 A.M. until 11:00 A.M. at the church. Interment will follow in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery, Pine Grove.

The H. L. Snyder Funeral Home, Inc., Pine Grove is in charge of arrangements and you may send condolences online at www.hlsnyderfuneralhome.com

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David H. Watson, 102, formerly of Silver Spring, MD, passed away on Monday, October 21, 2019 at Providence Place, Pine Grove.

Born on July 15, 1917 in Philadelphia, he was a son of the late Thomas Jr. and Ethel Houston Watson.

He was TSgt in the Army having served during WWII. He then entered into the USA Reserves and retired with the rank of Captain.

David worked as a Electrical Engineer for the Department of Defense.

He was a member of the Ashton Baptist Church, Ashton Md, Masonic Lodge in Maryland and the Shriners.

Preceding him in death were two brothers, Thomas Watson, III and Reid E. Watson; four sisters, Effie Kelly, Mary Taylor, Katherine (Kitty) Watson, and Rachel Davis.

Surviving are his wife of 72 years G. Naomi White Watson of Pine Grove; two sons, David Jr. and wife Michaelene Watson of Pine Grove, Bruce Watson of Frederick, MD; two grandchildren Michael Watson and Jessica Watson.

Funeral Services will be held on Thursday, October 24, 2019 at 10:00 A.M. at the H. L. Snyder Funeral Home, Inc., Pine Grove with SALM John Ziegler officiating. There will be a viewing on Thursday, October 24, 2019, from 9:00 A.M. until 10:00 A.M. at the Funeral Home. Interment will follow in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery, Annville, PA.

In lieu of flowers, the family would prefer contributions be made to the Ashton Baptist Church, 17826 New Hampshire Ave., Ashton, MD 20861 in his memory.

You may send condolences to the family online at www.hlsnyderfuneralhome.com

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Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 10/22/19

October 22, 2019, 10:52 am
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Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 10/22/19

Tuesday - Rain - High near 60
Tuesday Night - Rain Ending Early Evening, Cloudy - Low in the Mid 40's

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Wednesday - Sunny - High in the Upper 50's
Wednesday Night - Clear - Low in the Upper 30's

Thursday - Sunny - High in the Lower 60's
Thursday Night - Clear - Low in the Lower 40's

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Friday - Cloudy, Showers Late - High in the Mid 50's
Saturday - Sun and Clouds, Showers Late  - High in the Mid 50's
Sunday - Showers - High in the Mid 50's
Monday - Showers - High near 60

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WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR NEXT WEEK - Rain in the forecast almost everyday in the foreseeable forecast


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Minersville Man Arrested for Sexual Assault of 12 Year Old Girl

October 22, 2019, 11:17 am
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A Minersville man was arrested last week for allegedly sexually assaulting a 12 year old girl in Pottsville.

According to Pottsville Police Chief Richard J. Wojciechowsky, on Wednesday October 16, 2019 Brandon Kyle Mohl, 30, of Minersville was arraigned by Magisterial District Judge Reiley on charges filed by Det. Joseph Welsh charging him with Sexual Abuse of Children, Unlawful Contact with a Minor, Obscene and other Sexual Materials and Performances, and Corruption of Minors.

The arrest was the result of an investigation conducted by Welsh after the Pottsville Bureau of Police was informed that a 12 year old Pottsville juvenile had divulged to her guardian that she had been sexually abused by Mohl multiple times within the city.

Police were provided with a cellular phone that belonged to the victim and contained inappropriate photographs of Mohl in various stages of undress as well as a text conversation between Mohl and the victim that was sexual in nature.

The investigation included several interviews, search warrants and evidence seizures, and a forensic examination of a cellular phone seized from Mohl’s former residence at 1748 W. Market Street Pottsville.

The forensic examination of the communication device was completed at the Harrisburg Pa State Police lab and produced incriminating evidence against Mohl.

Following his arraignment, Mohl was committed to the Schuylkill County Prison after being unable to post $15,000(10%) bail set by MDJ Reiley.

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Tamaqua Area Middle School Announces Students of the Month for September

October 22, 2019, 11:20 am
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Tamaqua Middle School principal, Chris Czapla is pleased to announce the Students of the Month for the month of September.
Seated L to R: Autumn Scott, 7th; Angelica Padilla-Wanser, 6th
Standing L to R: Sebastian Wright, 7th; Stephen Behun, 8th; and Brady McCabe, 6th
Absent: Ella Morrison, 8th Grade

45 students were nominated.
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Shenandoah Valley Students Visit Mohammed Ali Training Camp

October 22, 2019, 11:35 am
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On Monday, 52 Shenandoah Valley students visited the Mohammed Ali Training Camp in Deer Lake.


The trip was coordinated by Social Studies teachers Tom Lauta and Mike Elchisak and toru facilitators Sam Matta and Mick Stefanek.

Photos of the trip sent to us by Robert Yudinsky/Shenandoah Valley







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American Hose Co. #1 Christmas Gun Raffle Tickets On Sale Now

October 22, 2019, 1:14 pm
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The American Hose Co. #1 in Ashland is selling tickets for their Christmas Gun Raffle.


Tickets are $5 a piece and you can win up to 3 prizes that include:

Prize #1:  Smith & Wesson M&P (AR 15) or $550
Prize #2:  Springfield Armory 1911 Defender (.45) or $400
Prize #3:  Winchester Hybrid Hunter Pump 12 Gauge or $300

Tickets can be purchased from any member of the firehouse or by contacting Skook News at skooknews@outlook.com.

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Skook Sports High School Football Rankings, Statistics, and Player of the Week - Week 9

October 22, 2019, 1:52 pm
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Skook Sports High School Football Rankings, Statistics and Player of the Week ... as of Week - 9!!

Check out more Skook Sports at http://www.facebook.com/SkookSports

NOTE: Waiting on OFFENSIVE Stats from the Shenandoah Valley Week-2

Division 1:
1. Pottsville - 8-1-0
2. North Schuylkill - 8-1-0
3. Tamaqua - 7-2-0
4. Jim Thorpe - 6-3-0
5. Pine Grove - 7-2-0
6. Blue Mountain - 4-5-0
7. Lehighton - 3-6-0
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Division 2:
1. Williams Valley - 7-2-0
2. Schuylkill Haven - 5-4-0 *Tiebreaker over Mahanoy Area*
3. Mahanoy Area - 6-3-0 *Week-9 Win by Forfeit over Marian Catholic*
4. Minersville - 4-5-0 *Tiebreaker over Nativity BVM*
5. Nativity BVM - 5-4-0
6. Tri Valley - 4-5-0
7. Panther Valley - 2-7-0
8. Marian Catholic - 1-9-0 *Forfeits final 2 games of the season*
9. Shenandoah Valley - 0-9-0
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Points Scored:
1. Pottsville - 380
2. Tamaqua - 355
3. Schuylkill Haven - 354
4. North Schuylkill - 345
5. Williams Valley - 338
6. Jim Thorpe - 310
7. Pine Grove - 261
*8. Mahanoy Area - 253 *No Stats for Week-9 due to Forfeit by Marian Catholic*
9. Minersville - 232
10. Nativity BVM - 210
11. Blue Mountain - 194
12. Tri Valley - 156
13. Panther Valley - 151
14. Lehighton - 144
15. Shenandoah Valley - 68
*16. Marian Catholic - 52 *Forfeits final 2 games of the season*
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Points Scored Against:
1. Pottsville - 110
2. Tamaqua - 111
3. Pine Grove - 131
4. Nativity BVM - 132
5. North Schuylkill - 134
6. Jim Thorpe - 137
7. Schuylkill Haven - 155
8. Williams Valley - 166
9. Blue Mountain - 219
*10. Mahanoy Area - 226 *No Stats for Week-9 due to Forfeit by Marian Catholic*
11. Tri Valley - 253
12. Minersville - 283
13. Lehighton - 328
14. Panther Valley - 353
15. Shenandoah Valley - 371
*16. Marian Catholic - 311 *Forfeits final 2 games of the season*
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Points Differential:
1. Pottsville - 270
2. Tamaqua - 244
3. North Schuylkill - 211
4. Schuylkill Haven - 199
5. Jim Thorpe - 173
6. Williams Valley - 172
7. Pine Grove - 130
8. Nativity BVM - 78
*9. Mahanoy Area - 29 *No Stats for Week-9 due to Forfeit by Marian Catholic*
10. Blue Mountain - (-25)
11. Minersville - (-51)
12. Tri Valley - (-104)
13. Lehighton - (-184)
14. Panther Valley - (-202)
15. Shenandoah Valley - (-303)
*16. Marian Catholic - (-259) *Forfeits final 2 games of the season*
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Total Offense:
1. North Schuylkill - 3744 yards
2. Williams Valley - 3379 yards
3. Pottsville - 3370 yards
4. Tamaqua - 3271 yards
5. Pine Grove - 3088 yards
*6. Mahanoy Area - 3065 yards *No Stats for Week-9 due to Forfeit by Marian Catholic*
7. Schuylkill Haven - 2851 yards
8. Jim Thorpe - 2714 yards
9. Minersville - 2608 yards
10. Blue Mountain - 2510 yards
11. Nativity BVM - 2359 yards
12. Tri Valley - 2016 yards
13. Lehighton - 1921 yards
14. Panther Valley - 1765 yards
*15. Shenandoah Valley - 615 yards *missing week 2 OFFENSIVE stats*
*16. Marian Catholic - 1062 yards *Forfeits final 2 games of the season*
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Total Defense:
1. Pottsville - 1516 yards
2. Jim Thorpe - 1666 yards
3. North Schuylkill - 1814 yards
4. Schuylkill Haven - 1959 yards
5. Pine Grove - 1984 yards
6. Tamaqua - 2012 yards
7. Nativity BVM - 2173 yards
8. Blue Mountain - 2289 yards
9. Williams Valley - 2624 yards
10. Tri Valley - 2629 yards
*11. Mahanoy Area - 2662 yards *No Stats for Week-9 due to Forfeit by Marian Catholic*
12. Minersville - 2809 yards
13. Lehighton - 2971 yards
14. Shenandoah Valley - 3058 yards
15. Panther Valley - 3336 yards
*16. Marian Catholic - 2767 yards *Forfeits final 2 games of the season*
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Rushing Offense:
1. North Schuylkill - 3030 yards
2. Schuylkill Haven - 2698 yards
3. Pine Grove - 2668 yards
*4. Mahanoy Area - 2639 yards *No Stats for Week-9 due to Forfeit by Marian Catholic*
5. Jim Thorpe - 1900 yards
6. Tamaqua - 1784 yards
7. Tri Valley - 1691 yards
8. Pottsville - 1475 yards
9. Blue Mountain - 1411 yards
10. Williams Valley - 1408 yards
11. Nativity BVM - 1358 yards
12. Lehighton - 1119 yards
13. Panther Valley - 1097 yards
14. Minersville - 666 yards
*15. Shenandoah Valley - 273 yards *missing week 2 OFFENSIVE stats*
*16. Marian Catholic - 583 yards *Forfeits final 2 games of the season*
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Rushing Defense:
1. Pottsville - 768 yards
2. North Schuylkill - 806 yards
3. Jim Thorpe - 990 yards
4. Schuylkill Haven - 1129 yards
5. Pine Grove - 1134 yards
6. Tamaqua - 1293 yards
7. Blue Mountain - 1439 yards
8. Nativity BVM - 1568 yards
9. Lehighton - 1744 yards
*10. Mahanoy Area - 1781 yards *No Stats for Week-9 due to Forfeit by Marian Catholic*
11. Tri Valley - 1879 yards
12. Williams Valley - 1923 yards
13. Minersville - 1939 yards
14. Shenandoah Valley - 2016 yards
15. Panther Valley - 2787 yards
*16. Marian Catholic - 1837 yards *Forfeits final 2 games of the season*
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Passing Offense:
1. Williams Valley - 1971 yards
2. Minersville - 1942 yards
3. Pottsville - 1895 yards
4. Tamaqua - 1585 yards
5. Blue Mountain - 1099 yards
6. Nativity BVM - 1001 yards
7. Lehighton - 802 yards
8. Jim Thorpe - 761 yards
9. North Schuylkill - 714 yards
10. Panther Valley - 689 yards
*11. Mahanoy Area - 426 yards *No Stats for Week-9 due to Forfeit by Marian Catholic*
12. Pine Grove - 424 yards
13. Tri Valley - 392 yards
*14. Shenandoah Valley - 342 yards *missing week 2 OFFENSIVE stats*
15. Schuylkill Haven - 153 yards
*16. Marian Catholic - 478 yards *Forfeits final 2 games of the season*
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Passing Defense:
1. Panther Valley - 549 yards
2. Nativity BVM - 606 yards
3. Jim Thorpe - 678 yards
4. Williams Valley - 701 yards
5. Pottsville - 709 yards
6. Tamaqua - 719 yards
7. Tri Valley - 750 yards
8. Schuylkill Haven - 830 yards
9. Blue Mountain - 847 yards
10. Minersville - 870 yards
*11. Mahanoy Area - 881 yards *No Stats for Week-9 due to Forfeit by Marian Catholic*
12. Pine Grove - 952 yards
13. North Schuylkill - 1008 yards
14. Shenandoah Valley - 1042 yards
15. Lehighton - 1227 yards
*16. Marian Catholic - 1081 yards *Forfeits final 2 games of the season*
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First Downs:
1. Pottsville - 157
2. North Schuylkill - 153
3. Williams Valley - 150
4. Tamaqua - 134
5. Blue Mountain - 128
6. Minersville - 127
*7. Pine Grove - 119 *Missing Week 6 Stat*
*8. Mahanoy Area - 114 *No Stats for Week-9 due to Forfeit by Marian Catholic*
9. Jim Thorpe - 112
10. Schuylkill Haven - 110
11. Nativity BVM - 100
12. Lehighton - 92
13. Tri Valley - 91
14. Panther Valley - 78
*15. Shenandoah Valley - 44 *missing week 2 OFFENSIVE stats*
*16. Marian Catholic - 78 *Forfeits final 2 games of the season*
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Player of the Week and Honorable Mention:
P.O.W.
1. Mason Barnes(Pottsville-WR) vs Blue Mountain
Receiving: 5 catch for 208 yards (3 TDS)
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H.M.
2. Damon Yost(Pottsville-QB) vs Blue Mountain
Passing: 7-11-0 for 236 yards (4 TDS)
Rushing: 3 rush for 34 yards

3. Brayden Knoblauch(Tamaqua-QB) vs Jim Thorpe
Passing: 5-8-0 92 yards
Rushing: 4 rush for 21 yards (3 TDS)

4. Kobe Brish(Schuylkill Haven-RB) vs Panther Valley
Rushing: 19 rush for 269 yards (5 TDS)

5. Jaden Leiby(North Schuylkill-QB) vs Lehighton
Passing: 3-5-0 for 71 yards
Rushing: 6 rush for 94 yards (3 TDS)
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NOTABLES:
6. Nate Boyle(Tamaqua-RB/K) vs Jim Thorpe
Rushing: 17 rush for 117 yards (1 TD)
Kicking: 2 of 4 on Extra Pts.

7. Bryce Herb(Williams Valley-QB) vs Halifax
Passing: 6-9-0 for 161 yards (4 TDS)
Rushing: 1 rush for 12 yards
Defense: 1 INT return 40 yards for TD

8. Zack Chowansky(North Schuylkill-RB) vs Lehighton
Rushing: 8 rush for 80 yards (3 TDS)
Receiving: 1 catch for 25 yards

9. Caleb Reigel(Schuylkill Haven-RB) vs Panther Valley
Rushing: 5 rush for 100 yards (2 TDS)

10. Chase Herb(Tri Valley-RB) vs Line Mountain
Rushing: 21 rush for 68 yards (2 TDS)
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Authorities Investigate Threat at Pottsville Area; Additional Safety Protocols Enacted for Wednesday

October 22, 2019, 5:59 pm
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Authorities are investigating a school threat that was made Tuesday.

According to Pottsville Police Chief Richard Wojciechowsky, on Tuesday afternoon the Pottsville Bureau of Police were contacted by the Pottsville Area High School Administration and advised that a handwritten threat had been discovered on a bathroom stall in the high school.

The short printed message stated “3-2-1” and that a “Boom!!” would occur on October 23, 2019. 

The Pottsville Police worked along side the PA State Police and the school administration to investigate.

Wojciechowsky, said as a matter of utmost caution the Pottsville Area High School was completely searched and cleared by K-9 units from the PA State Police and Capital Police, along with officers from the Pottsville Bureau of Police and the investigation into the origin of the writing is continuing. 

The facility and grounds will be secured for the duration of the evening until class time tomorrow and the PASD administration plans to enact additional safety protocols for the immediate future that will be announced by school officials shortly.
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District XI High School Volleyball Results and Schedule - 10/22/2019

October 23, 2019, 6:43 am
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District XI High School Volleyball Playoff Results - 10/22/2019


Results from Tuesday, October 22, 2019

1A
Marian Catholic - 3
Minersville - 0

Mahanoy Area - 3
Shenandoah Valley - 0

Playoff Schedule

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

3A - Allentown CC vs. Lehighton @ Central Catholic - 5:00pm
3A - Saucon Valley vs. Blue Mountain @ Blue Mountain - 5:30pm
3A - Bethlehem Catholic vs. Pottsville @ Pottsville - 6:00pm


Thursday, October 24, 2019

1A - Salem Christian vs. Mahanoy Area @ Blue Mountain - 5:00pm
2A - Notre Dame GP vs. Pine Grove @ Lehighton - 5:00pm
1A - Nativity BVM vs Marian Catholic @ Blue Mountain - 6:30pm **UPDATED TIME**
2A - Panther Valley vs. Jim Thorpe @ Lehighton - 6:45pm

Tuesday, October 29, 2019

1A - District XI Championship - @ Minersville - 6:00pm
2A - District XI Championship - @ Lehighton - 6:45pm
3A - Southern Lehigh vs. Winner of (Bethlehem Catholic vs. Pottsville) - TBA
3A - Winner of (Allentown CC vs. Lehighton) vs. Winner of (Saucon Valley vs. Blue Mountain ) @ Lehighton - 5:00pm

Thursday, October 31, 2019

3A - District XI Championship - @ Catasaqua - 5:00pm

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Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 10/23/19

October 23, 2019, 7:24 am
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Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 10/23/19

Wednesday - Sunny - High in the Upper 50's
Wednesday Night - Clear - Low in the Upper 30's

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Thursday - Sunny - High in the Lower 60's
Thursday Night - Clear - Low in the Lower 40's

Friday - Clouds and Sun early with Increasing Clouds - High in the Mid 50's
Friday Night - Cloudy - Low near 40

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Saturday - Cloudy, Showers Late  - High in the Mid 50's
Sunday - Rain - High near 60
Monday - Clouds and Sun - High near 60
Tuesday - Showers - High in the Mid 50's

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WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR NEXT WEEK - Rain in the forecast almost everyday in the foreseeable forecast


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