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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The Mount Union Area School District's preliminary proposed budget, which includes a tax increase and projected $1.9 million deficit, inspired discussion at a recent board workshop about charter school costs and the high-stakes competition among education institutions to attract and retain teachers.
An annual cook-off that challenges competitors to bring their best BBQ game to Huntingdon is returning to the Huntingdon County Fairgrounds May 17-18 with food, drink, vendors, live music and
With less than two weeks to go before they are scheduled to vote, Mount Union Area School Board members spent time at their May workshop discussing preferences for school security and whether the district is better off hiring the local police department or a private firm.
Juniata College's class of 2024, which entered collegiate life accompanied by nasal swabs, masks, Zoom classes and take-out meals from the campus dining hall, ended their days on College Hill Saturday morning hearing messages about adaptability and resilience.
After a full day of testimony from multiple witnesses, jurors were expected to reconvene today to hear cross examination of the lead investigator in the case against a Philadelphia man accused of dealing methamphetamine and fentanyl in Huntingdon County.
The first phase of a 53-mile trail expansion effort in Rothrock State Forest is on track to launch this year through the support of a $367,000 grant, according to a
After nearly five hours of deliberation Tuesday, jurors returned a mixed verdict on charges filed against a Philadelphia man accused of selling methamphetamine and fentanyl in Huntingdon County.
By REBECCA BERDAR Staff Writer Jazz is back by popular demand at the Huntingdon County Arts Center.
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