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PETER KENDRON

PETER KENDRON
Editor in Chief

Pete Kendron is editor of the Press Enterprise, overseeing the newsroom, writing the paper’s daily editorials, and refereeing 30 Seconds. He spent a decade covering Bloomsburg as a reporter, and five years as managing editor. Born and raised in Buffalo, N.Y., he's been with the paper since 2001.

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Grateful brother driven to give
In October 2024, the little brother of Zachary Hays Jr., 4, of Berwick, spent…
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Northwest schools to keep bathroom policy
The Northwest Area school board voted down a policy, 4-3, last week that would…
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Hall of Fame inducts two from Press Enterprise
Press Enterprise Editor HERSHEY — The Press Enterprise’s chairman of the board…
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Test Track Park adds greenery
The Test Track Park here has hundreds more trees and, come the summer, will…
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Berwick nixes expansion plan
The Berwick Area Joint Sewer Authority is looking to expand its plant, and…
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Danville teen: School ban on cell phones needn’t be all day
Danville Area School District’s policy banning cell phones during classes has…
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Leadbeter proposes a bill after search for autistic boy
Columbia County’s state representative wants to set up a Purple alert system…
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Knoebels names a new president
A fourth generation of the Knoebel family has been named the president of…
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Berwick park gets upgrades
Press Enterprise Editor BERWICK — A park in the western part of the borough is…
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Crash condemns Berwick home
A 2018 Audi sedan slammed into a house on a curve on Summerhill Avenue Tuesday…
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Family is allowed to keep ducks
Bowser and Coco Puff the ducks can remain in the backyard of Michelle and Barry…
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Berwick motorist hurt in rollover
A helicopter took a Berwick man to the hospital after a one-car rollover wreck…
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Scoreboard installation halted
Workers halted the installation of a new scoreboard at the North Berwick…
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Station gets a new look
The Orangeville train station hasn’t looked this freshly painted in 80 years,…
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Boundaries pose paving problem
People have driven from Route 11 to Ber-Vaughn Park via a paved lane for nearly…
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Mobile home raises complaints
Residents of the 1900 block of Spring Garden Avenue here say the people living…
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Tire retread business growing
An expansion underway at one of Steve Shannon Tire Co.’s businesses will…
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Pet food plant jobs are at risk
Post’s pet food operation here plans to shut down its wet food line, which will…
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Nuke plant had to shut reactor, according to report from NRC
The Susquehanna nuclear power plant had to shut down one of its nuclear…
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Fort McClure House renovates for a new generation
Press Enterprise Editor BLOOMSBURG — The Daughters of the American Revolution…
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Hindu temple to be inaugurated
A long-planned Hindu temple in northern Montour County will open its doors on…
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Salem Township supervisor beats back GOP challenger
Press Enterprise Editor SALEM TWP. — Incumbent Supervisor Rick Talanca will…
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Two seek GOP nod in Salem raceMEET THE CANDIDATES
Press Enterprise Editor EAST BERWICK — Two men who have served as Salem…
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Pharmacy in Benton closing
The only pharmacy in northern Columbia County is shutting down, with its owner…
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Sirens to sound for a few more months
Talen Energy announced on Thursday it plans to operate the emergency sirens for…
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Hundreds of households may lose water discount
More than 200 area households must provide Pennsylvania American Water with…
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