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Closing arguments in Hummert murder retrial
While fatally strangling his wife, Brian Hummert showed "all the remorse and emotion he showed after (her) death," chief deputy prosecutor Tim Barker told jurors during his closing argument Tuesday afternoon. According to prosecution testimony, that was none.   Full Story

 
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    Gung Ho on the Trail opens in Seven Valleys
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    Seven Valleys has another thriving business to add to its character and entice visitors. Gung Ho Bikes celebrated the grand opening of its second location on Sunday.   Full Story

     
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    COOK: Pitcher's story is painfully real
    An old friend suggested I go to the ballpark and interview a man who "reads Melville by day and tries to set down McCutchen by night.   Full Story

     
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    BUSINESS
    Firm plans to invest $380M in pipeline expansion
    PITTSBURGH -- A Pennsylvania company plans to invest $380 million to expand natural gas pipelines in the state, and ultimately link to markets in New Jersey and New York.   Full Story

     
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  • Families forced to split up on flights
  • Funds dwindle for York County farmland preservation
  • For farmers, years of waiting
  • MDA York Lock-Up targets local businesspeople
  • Harley visitors seeing, doing more on York tours
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    OP-ED: Catholics won't go quietly
    In a blowout presidential election, a few large issues dominate. In a tight election, a range of smaller concerns -- important to strategic constituencies in battleground states -- can end up being crucial.   Full Story

     
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    LA designer says Facebook bride wore her dress
    DENVER—Los Angeles-based designer Claire Pettibone says Priscilla Chan was wearing one of her dresses when she married Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.   Full Story
     
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    Legislative leaders vow no post-election lawmaking
    HARRISBURG, Pa.—State legislative leaders say there'll be no "lame duck" session of Pennsylvania's General Assembly following the Nov.   Full Story
     
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    NATION AND WORLD NEWS
    Taliban, Afghan neighbors could hamper NATO's exit
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    KABUL, Afghanistan—The NATO summit's plan to "responsibly wind down" the Afghan war is not entirely in the hands of President Barack Obama and his fellow world leaders.   Full Story
     
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