Larry Deklinski

SHAMOKIN — City council is researching the role of its planning commission in respect to Northumberland County's Stormwater Management and Subdivision and Land Development ordinances.

RED ROCK—Our Lady of Lourdes Regional juniors and seniors in Matt Leavens' graphic arts class received firsthand photography experience on Tuesday during a trip to Ricketts Glen State Park.

WILLIAMSPORT — Chief Federal Judge Matthew Brann dismissed a lawsuit against the Shamokin Police Department for not relinquishing a cell phone seized in connection with the death investigation of 7-month-old Zoey Semerod.

SHAMOKIN — The Shamokin Police Department is investigating an apparent shooting in the 100 block of West Commerce Street at about 8 p.m. Saturday.

MANDATA — Colors for Line Mountain School District are usually blue and gold, but Eagle Stadium was overtaken by pink during Friday's home football game.

The First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania (FCFP) announced the approval of grants totaling $324,300 to 25 nonprofit organizations through its competitive grant program.

COAL TOWNSHIP — With Fire Prevention Week underway, Shamokin Fire Bureau Assistant Chief Lester Yohe encouraged residents to make sure their homes have working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

COAL TOWNSHIP — Nine regional high school marching bands competed Saturday, Sept. 28, at the 57th annual Black Diamond Tournament of Bands at Kemp Memorial Stadium, in Coal Township.

SHAMOKIN — The Pennsylvania Department of the Auditor General has recommended that the city return $46,624 in state aid for certifying four ineligible police officers, according to a routine compliance audit.

MANDATA — Line Mountain High School marching band alumni are invited to participate in a special performance at Friday's home varsity football game.