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This Week's Headline News |
 Area man is new
PennDOT chief
Williamstown native Michael Keiser
will oversee
Engineering District 8, which includes Dauphin,
7 other
counties
Engineering District 8 of
the state Department of Transportation
has almost 5,240 miles of highway and
more than 3,400 bridges, along with
1,112 employees in its design,
construction and maintenance divisions.
It’s a district that
stretches from just outside of
Millersburg south to the Maryland
border, and it includes some of the
busiest thoroughfares in the entire
commonwealth.
A resident of the
Sentinel's coverage now has the
responsibility for all of it.
Click here for complete details.
 March
events will mark
100th anniversary of
Les Brown's birth
This year marks the 100th anniversary of Les Brown’s
birth. It also will mark the sixth year for a
weekend-long series of events in tribute to the
musician and his many
accomplishments.
Click
here for
complete
details.
Man
jailed
after
alleged
attack
upon his
girlfriend
By Duane
Good,
EDITOR
A Spring
Glen man
is
facing
attempted
homicide
and
several
other
charges
after
allegedly
attacking
his
girlfriend
Jan. 18.
Joshua
Thurman,
25, was
placed
in the
Schuylkill
County
Prison
in lieu
of
$250,000
bail
after
allegedly
slicing
the
woman’s
throat
and
striking
her
during
the
incident,
state
police
at
Schuylkill
Haven
said in
a news
release.
Police
allege
that
Thurman
attacked
the
woman
‘‘for no
known
reason’’
between
9:50 and
10:50
p.m. on
the
front
porch of
their
residence
in the
30 block
of
Schoolhouse
Road in
Hubley
Twp.
According
to
police,
Thurman
used a
box
cutter
to slice
the
woman’s
throat.
He then
knocked
her to
the
ground
and
struck
her on
the head
and
face. A
neighbor
intervened
to stop
the
attack,
the news
release
stated.
Hegins
Area
Ambulance
personnel
transported
the
woman to
Schuylkill
Medical
Center’s
East
Norweigan
Street
facility,
Pottsville,
where
she was
treated
and
released,
police
said.
(The
Sentinel
does not
publish
the
names of
victims
of
alleged
domestic
violence
incidents.)
Thurman
was
arraigned
before
Magisterial
District
Judge
Carol
Pankake,
Tremont
and was
taken to
prison
after
being
unable
to post
$250,000
straight
bail,
police
said.
In
addition
to
attempted
homicide,
police
have
charged
Thurman
with
aggravated
assault,
simple
assault,
reckless
endangering,
terroristic
threats
and
possession
of drug
paraphernalia.
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Also in this week's
Upper Dauphin Sentinel:
Fire damages local establishment -
A Jan. 19 fire caused extensive damage to a long-time
business located north of Dauphin along former Route 22-322.
(And much more in this
week's Sentinel)
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Addresses of area
service personnel listed
The
Upper Dauphin Sentinel is accepting the names and addresses
of area residents who currently serve with the U.S. Armed
Forces in the Middle East.
The following names and addresses are current as of press
time for this week’s issue.
Delton Kreiser Jr.
has been added to the list.
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PFC
Lontz, Matthew
693
RD EN 203 BN
FOB
GHAZNI
APO
AE 09364
PFC
Campbell, Nathan M.
2nd
CEB MA CO DET B
UNIT
73593
FPO
AE 09510-3593
PV2
Weaver, Trent
UNCSB-JSA
Unit
#15162
APO AP 96205
SPC Klinger
Jaime I.
46th
Trans Co
Unit #15382
APO
AP 96257-5382
SGT
Mathew W. Howard
HHC 3/21
IN, 1/25 SBCT
KAF
APO
AE 09355
SGT
Brett Weaver
A Co
3-2 GSAB
Unit
15210
Box
#A25
APO
AP 96271-5210
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Gregory Gusler
1-505th PIR/FSC
Camp
Marmal
APO AE
09368
LTC Guy
DeWees
Director, RNCC-C 25th SIG BN
Camp
Phoenix
APO,
AE 09320
Dustin Shultz
HHC
20th EN BDE S3
COB
ADDER, Iraq
APO AE 09331
PFC Wisniski,
Pamela
C BTRY
6-52 AMD
PSC
3 BOX 7336
APO
AP 96266
SGT
Thomas Acker
PRG
6-10
APO AE
09354
SGT Patrick Malek
PRG
6-10
APO
AE 09354
1
SGT Delton Kreiser Jr.
HHC 728th
CSSB
APO-AE
09366 |
Additional names and a-addresses will be published as they are
received and as space permits. Photos will be published if
submitted. Information on area residents awaiting deployment also
will be published.
This
information can be:
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faxed to the Sentinel at 692-2420;
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e-mailed to
dgood@sentinelnow.com
or
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brought to the Sentinel office at 510 Union St., Millersburg.
For questions, address
corrections or more information, call 692-4737, extension 117.
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