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- A man in Susquehanna County has a unique talent for making useful items out of something usually found in a barn.
- Mike Stevens takes us to Bloomsburg in 1990 to show how volunteers spread some love for the holiday in their own way.
- An art installation in Union County has people considering the
- Jon Meyer stopped by the Everhart Museum to see a one-of-a-kind exhibit and the doctor
- Jon Meyer stopped by one veteran's workshop in Northumberland County to see how his handcrafted shadowboxes help pay ...
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In 1994, Mike Stevens visited Moritz Mike Stevens introduces us to a man who could craft just about anything from a myriad of parts. A Carbon County artist built a career for himself in advertising and design but he could not turn off that creative flow. Mike Stevens brings us
On Monday, 11 new miles of the Corridor H project, stretching between Kerens and Parsons, were unveiled to the public, leaving ...
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