Staff Writer, Photographer, The News-Item
Larry Deklinski is a staff writer and photographer for The News-Item, a local newspaper based in Shamokin, Pennsylvania. With a focus on covering local news and events, Larry's articles highlight the stories and happenings that are important to the community, ranging from sports to community events and local government proceedings.
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SUNBURY — The City of Shamokin has once again submitted a petition for permission to continue increases in real estate and earned income taxes.
SELINSGROVE — Susquehanna University invites the community to enjoy its Emmy Award-winning Christmas candlelight service at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 5, in Weber Chapel auditorium.
By: Larry Deklinski
Line Mountain quarterback Kaiden Maurer talks with head coach Brandon Carson during a District 4 Class 2A quarterfinal game last year.
By: Chris Farrell
Shown are people in a fallout shelter located within the Glen Burn Colliery mine, in Coal Township, in 1965. Among the residents who viewed the shelter were Claire Farrell and Mary Brennan, third and fourth from left.
By: Larry Deklinski
SHADY ACRES — It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Wascavage homestead.
By: Larry Deklinski
Dave Noll, secretary and treasurer of the Lower Anthracite Model Railroad Club, removes dust from a 3,000-square-foot train display on the second floor of the American Legion building, in Shamokin, on Thursday. The club will hold open houses in mid-December.
Lourdes’ Masie Reed, left, and Cassidy Grimes talk strategy during a Class 1A quarterfinal last March.
SELINSGROVE — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced that the Selinsgrove Driver License Center, located at 1015 Route 522, will reopen for service on Tuesday.
By: Larry Deklinski
HARRISBURG — Conservation districts in Northumberland, Montour, Schuylkill and Snyder counties were among recipients in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed to receive a combined $19.3 million in annual Countywide Action Plan
By: Marc Malkoskie
HAZLETON — After two weeks of being carried by its defense, Southern Columbia came out with the mission to not only beat Dunmore, but look successfully repaired on offense right
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