One year later, military family still mourns fallen son
A year after Johnny Kihm died in Afghanistan, his family is still coming to terms with his passing.
Articles written by: Chris Palmer
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GOP Primary: Many Williamsport voters indifferent towards controversial new law
Pennsylvania is one of only five states in the country to enact strict legislation on IDs.
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Yoga for veterans
Veterans say that it can have a variety of beneficial effects, including relief from mental symptoms brought on by PTSD.
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Giants Parade: Stock brokers celebrate
Their attire didn’t prevent them from mixing in with the crowd: they hooted, hollered, laughed and screamed.
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Frustrated Occupy Wall Street protestors are shut out of Zuccotti Park
The police refused to allow protestors to re-enter the park, violating a temporary restraining order.
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Penn State fans and alumni in NYC watch the game with heavy hearts
Here in Manhattan, the New York City chapter of the Penn State alumni association made a pledge to donate $1 for each of its dues paying members to the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network.
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NYC Marathon: Cheering on a 50-year-old son
The pair stood among a modest but growing crowd this morning, cheering on wheelchair competitors and the earliest female runners before the race reached fever pitch across the river in Manhattan.
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Halloween at Zuccotti Park
Occupy Wall Street Protestors had fun in costume at Zuccotti Park.
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