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Mid-Daily Items: Jedi Justice

A man who dressed up as Darth Vader, wearing a garbage bag for a cape, and assaulted the founders of a group calling itself the Jedi church was given a suspended sentence in a down-to-earth court on Tuesday.
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  • DA seeks death penalty
    Prosecutors will seek the death penalty against Travis D. Graham if he is convicted of first-degree murder in the shooting death of Jeffrey E. Stock. Snyder County District Attorney Michael Sholley said he has filed a notice of aggravating circumstances, a court document that outlines the reasons why the commonwealth is justified in seeking the death penalty.

  • Woman injured in bear attack
    Authorities say a Lycoming County woman was injured and her dog was killed when a bear attacked them about 50 feet from their home. The woman was walking her dog Monday evening along Route 87 in Plunketts Creek Township when the bear charged.

  • Shikellamy wrestler grapples with injury
    When Shikellamy standout wrestler Colton Reed was injured in a dirt bike accident, his team decided to help.

  • Bridge spans centuries
    The oldest documented covered bridge in America has stood for more than 180 years. Now it needs some fixing up, and local leaders and residents want to make sure it makes it to its 200th birthday.

  • SUV-loving bird
    Ever hear the one about the crazy, SUV-loving bird? Neighbors are laughing out loud over one Union County couple's cartoon-wacky problem.

  • Life-saving gift
    On any day of the week, more than 6,000 people search the national registry for bone marrow donors to find one who can possibly save their lives. Derrick Dull, 22, is one of those people searching for a bone marrow transplant.

  • Judge extends Duffy's vacation from procreation
    Duffy, a prize-winning French bulldog, remains off the breeding market pending another medical examination to determine if he's well enough to procreate.

  • Council targets rundown properties
    While they look for ways to improve Sunbury's rental situation, city officials are focusing their attention on cleaning up the vacant, rundown properties around town.

  • $28,475 demolition contract awarded
    A demolition project that involves properties on South Diamond and Webster streets in Shamokin likely will begin in June.

  • Parents can keep plastic out of baby
    Bringing home baby comes with a bundle of new precautions for proud parents, and plastic bottle contamination has now become a primary concern.

  • Nearly 20 percent of seniors failing
    Nearly 20 percent of Danville High School seniors may not graduate next month as some students are struggling to adjust to the new grading scale implemented this year, according to Craig Burger, high school principal.

  • Funeral Arrangements

  • Girl, 3, honoree at Arthritis Walk
    In many ways, Carly Cizewski of Millville is a typical 3-year old. She enjoys playing with friends and her My Little Ponies and has discovered the fascinating world of bugs and insects.

  • Duffy's case back in county court
    Duffy, a prize-winning French bull dog remains off the breeding market pending another medical examination to determine if he’s well enough to procreate.

  • Traffic Advisory: Route 15 in Union County
    The contractor working on the Route 15 bridges just north of Interstate 80 in Union County will make some traffic pattern changes this week.

  • Morning crash on Snydertown Road
    A Northumberland County Adult Probation employee escaped serious injury when her car flipped on its roof Monday morning.

  • Mid-Daily Items: Jenna's Wedding Pics
    Everyone may not have had an opportunity to flip through Jenna Bush's wedding photo album from Saturday night. So, your friends here at Mid-Daily Items are happy to help out. Here you go!

  • Governor's message to SU grads: 'Be patient'
    In 10 years, if members of Susquehanna University's 2008 graduating class can't remember that the governor spoke at their commencement, he won't blame them.

  • Couple creates room with a zoo
    It's the Noah's ark of Coal Township, but it's doubtful that Noah had this much fun with his animals.

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