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Offered by the Schuylkill Intermediate Unit 19’s Lifelong Learning Center, the classes are free and open to those ages 18 and older.
A man who police say threatened to kill residents of a Tamaqua apartment building was jailed in Schuylkill County Prison.
The Schuylkill Intermediate Unit’s Lifelong Learning Center will offer free English as a second language (ESL) classes from the Lehigh Carbon Community College in Tamaqua.
A photo of Joshua Tree National Park in California by Gabrielle Smarr. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Art of Mono Lake in California created by Gabrielle Smarr. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
The Tamaqua Police Department assisted the U.S. Marshals Service with executing a warrant on an Allentown man wanted on child rape, human trafficking, sexual assault and other charges.
A portion of Rabbit Run Road no longer belongs to West Penn Township.
The borough of Tamaqua was recently highlighted in an edition of Business View Magazine, which shares business profiles, news and opinion with its 840,000 North American subscribers.
The Coaldale woman recently opened Napolitano Notary Services LLC, and through it, she meets customers and clients at their homes or businesses.
By: Jill Whalen
The Coaldale Police Department scored almost $70,000 in state grant money that it will use to modernize an outdated reporting system.
• Police cited Bruce Smith Jr., 39, of Summit Hill, for harassment following a July 10 incident in Tamaqua.
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