John Beauge is a correspondent for the Harrisburg Patriot-News. With a strong background in law and legal affairs, crime and justice, and sports, he covers a range of topics including litigation, white collar crime, and social issues. He has been featured in Staten Island Advance/SILive.com, NJ Cannabis Insider, NewsBreak, and PennLive.com.
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John Beauge's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Pennsylvania, particularly involving legal disputes, law enforcement, and breaking news. He also covers topics related to government & politics and sports.
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Vintage Brand contends the university-related historic images it uses are in the public domain.
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Lycoming County uses $16.8 million in reserves to balance the budget.
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The verdict culminates a three-year litigation against a Seattle-based direct-to-consumer firm.
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Jurors concluded a Lewisburg area research lab was a front for fentanyl making.
Fatal shooting near courthouse in Sunbury cut short their first trial.
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WILLIAMSPORT— A former Williamsport police corporal found guilty of unauthorized use of the state JNET records system is seeking a new trial and reinstatement of bail.
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The settlement was at least the third by a university in Pennsylvania related to closed campuses in the 2020 spring semester due to COVID-19.
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WILLIAMSPORT — A Lycoming County woman has pleaded no contest to a charge that stemmed from fentanyl being in proximity to her three-month-old son who later died.
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Mifflinburg man funneled money through a company he created, police say.
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