Sayre man sentenced to state prison in methamphetamine case
Dylan Parrish of Sayre received a sentence of six to 36 months for felony possession with intent to deliver methamphetamine.
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Red Cross urges blood and platelet donations this fall
The American Red Cross is asking donors of all blood types to help hospitals maintain a steady fall supply.
Bradford County District Attorney releases latest sentencing roundup
The latest county-court list includes sentences in assault, theft, drug, impaired-driving and felony-trespass cases.
New York offers $8 million for more behavioral-health crisis response teams
Local agencies and nonprofit providers can seek up to $2 million per team, with at least one award reserved for a rural pilot.
Charges against former Bucknell strength coach held for county court
A judge ordered felony aggravated hazing and related misdemeanor charges against former Bucknell strength coach Mark Kulbis held for county court.
Subprime auto lender settlement brings relief to New York and Pennsylvania consumers
A coalition of 40 states and the District of Columbia reached a settlement with Credit Acceptance Corporation over alleged unaffordable subprime auto loans and unwanted add-on products.
Pennsylvania State Police warn businesses about October skill-game deadline
Pennsylvania State Police say businesses must remove unlicensed skill-game machines by October 13, 2026.
Abbott baby-formula settlement sends more than $9 million to New York
Abbott Laboratories will pay more than $384 million to states and the federal government to resolve claims concerning baby-formula manufacturing safety.
New York Education Coalition Urges Hochul to Reject Voucher Program
NYSUT and allied groups rallied in Manhattan, asking Governor Kathy Hochul to keep New York out of a federal private-school voucher program.
Tioga County Opens New Small-Business Grant Round
Tioga County businesses with no more than five workers may apply for grants of $5,000 to $35,000 through October 13.
Spencer Grocery Fire Leaves Community Food-Access Gap
Community organizations are coordinating food support after a fire heavily damaged Spencer’s only grocery store.
PUC Study Flags Future Grid Risk From Data-Center Growth
An independent PUC study says fast data-center demand growth could increase electric-grid risks from 2027 through 2030.
