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.
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Shirley Township Supervisors are on track to approve both the 2025 budget and updates to the township’s speed limit ordinance at their November meeting.
After a failed first attempt to schedule a town hall meeting to review plans for a proposed building project, the Walker Township Board of Supervisors is taking a look at possibly selecting a date for approval at its November meeting.
Grants were a topic for discussion for the Shirley Township Supervisors at their October meeting, where the board briefly talked about several pending bids for funding and a recent rejection.
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A Walker Township man accused of attempting to solicit sex from a teenage girl while communicating with her via social media was sentenced this month to a term in state prison.
Plans are in development for a proposed boat repair and storage business on Fairgrounds Road at the former site of a local radio station.
Proponents for the creation of borough-operated community radio station in Huntingdon presented start-up plans, including a three-part fundraising campaign, to the public Tuesday evening as borough council is in the
Members of Mount Union Borough Council have called a second special meeting to further deliberate whether to move the borough's code enforcement officer under the umbrella of the police department.
A Mount Union area woman died from injuries she sustained in a two-vehicle crash Oct. 28 in Mill Creek Borough, state police at Huntingdon reported.
A Huntingdon area woman accused of procuring a lethal dose of drugs for a friend was unable to admit to a charge of possession with intent to deliver methamphetamine when questioned by senior Judge Carol Van Horn who then refused to accept the defendant's guilty plea Thursday.
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