Rebecca Berdar is a journalist for The Huntingdon, a local newspaper. She covers a wide range of topics including local news, community events, government updates, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Rebecca aims to provide accurate and engaging articles that inform and connect with the local community.
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Rebecca's coverage heavily focuses on local government, community events, crime and justice. She seems to favor announcements, press releases as well as legal policy regulation news. If you're looking to reach out to her with a story idea or expert commentary, consider topics related to local government decisions, community issues or crime updates.
Given the high percentage of entertainment news in her themes covered section (25%), she might also be interested in human interest stories or feel-good pieces about community events and entertainment happenings within the locality she covers.
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The Huntingdon County Coroner has released the name of a man found deceased Sunday at the scene of a trailer fire in Orbisonia.
Walker Township's 2025 budget was met with unanimous approval Tuesday night, as were two tax resolutions, when the board of supervisors gathered for its final meeting of the year.
A former Fulton County woman, who was originally charged with contributing to the drug-related death of a Shade Gap area man, and who later testified against her co-defendant at trial, was sentenced Thursday afternoon to a three-year period of probation.
The attorney for a woman charged with stealing over $16,000 from a local social club is seeking the services of a forensic accountant to help review the case against his client.
A dry cleaning and laundry service with 97 years and four generations of experience has arrived in Huntingdon.
A man who twice fled from police — once in a vehicle and once on foot — was sentenced Thursday afternoon to a state prison term of 35 to 132 months.
A Huntingdon man, convicted of sexually abusing the young daughter of a friend, was sentenced Thursday afternoon to four to eight years in state prison.
The Huntingdon Area School District's proposed solar project in Walker Township is scheduled for a hearing next month in front of township officials to seek a green light for the plan to move forward.
Overheard recently at the Huntingdon County Library was an interesting perspective about joy and where to find it, not just during the holidays but all year long.
Mary and Joseph, portrayed by Kathryn Rader and Kevin Weaver, received a special guest when Santa Claus stopped in Huntingdon Dec. 20 to pay his respects at the live stable
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