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News, Sports, Jobs, WV, Community Information - The Inter-Mountain

News, Sports, Jobs, WV, Community Information - The Inter-Mountain

The Inter-Mountain Photo by Angelea GoodwinRandolph County Emergency Medical Services and other rescue workers respond to a motorcycle crash Saturday that resulted in a fatality.Details of the crash were unavailable due to the ongoing investigation.

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(EDITOR'S NOTE: Each Monday, the Sun-Gazette asks somebody in the area, "What's on your mind?"If you have a topic you would like to share, contact us at news@sungazette.com.)JoAnn Kinney, of Montoursville, said roller derby always is on her mind.

News, Sports, Jobs, WV, Community Information - The Inter-Mountain

News, Sports, Jobs, WV, Community Information - The Inter-Mountain

BELINGTON - The 2016 Belington Fall Fest came to a close on Sunday with a car show and chicken BBQ.The festival lasted four days, beginning with the queen's pageant on Thursday evening where Mycala Wagoner was crowned the new queen by Mayor Matt Ryan.On Friday, there was excitement in the form of games, music, food and bouncy houses.

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(EDITOR'S NOTE: Local officials recently gathered to unveil the new Trade and Transit Centre II and Midtown Landing, which adds a host of new features to downtown Williamsport.The Sun-Gazette takes a closer look at the new facility and its features in a five-day series.Today we offer the second installment.)

News, Sports, Jobs, Michigan, Community Information - The Alpena News

News, Sports, Jobs, Michigan, Community Information - The Alpena News

Photo by Diane SpeerAuthor Chanda Stafford addresses a group at Cabin Creek Coffee who attended Saturday's Alpena Book Festival.The festival featured more than 20 authors who gave workshops, did book signings and participated in panel discussions at a variety of venues throughout the downtown.