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LUMINA partnership gives students hands-on experience

LEWISTOWN – The first sign that Catalina Snyder had become more than another teenager helping at the LUMINA Center showed up in who the younger children began seeking out. They came to Snyder for help with homework, for comfort or simply to spend time with her. For Snyder, now a Program ...

Things to do: Meals, parades and radio waves on deck this weekend

When it comes to things to do this weekend, it might be best to bring that wallet and your appetite. You’ll see a common theme here with benefit meals and craft and vendor shows filling the slate. Since Veteran’s Day is on the calendar, there are a few parades on tap as well as a free ...

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Police reports

Millers­town man, 86, charged with DUI MIFFLINTOWN — An 86-year-old Millerstown man faces charges of driving under the influence following an incident Oct. 4 in Juniata County, according to Pennsylvania State Police at Lewistown. Police said troopers responded to a reported traffic violation at 9:01 p.m. on Route 35 South and made contact with the driver, Andrew Tuzinski, who was operating a 2011 Subaru Forester. Police determined Tuzinski was under the influence of alcohol and a controlled substance. Charges were filed through Magisterial District Judge 41-3-02.

Mifflin County Library closed on Veterans Day

LEWISTOWN — All branches of Mifflin County Library will be closed for Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11. Normal hours will resume on Thursday, Nov. 12. Library book drops are open 24 hours.