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SUSAN SCHWARTZ

SUSAN SCHWARTZ
Berwick Reporter

Susan Schwartz grew up in Colorado. She moved to Pennsylvania in 1996 with plans to stay a year, but fell in love with the stories she found here. She believes knowledge is power — with enough information, people can solve any problem.

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SUV, car collide on Route11
A driver failed to hit his brakes in time and smashed his SUV into the back of…
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Neighbors help save residence
Neighbors used a pressure washer to save a house after a shed caught fire a few…
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Volunteers tidy Test Track Park
Less than 24 hours after Mayor Tim Burke posted about trash piled up at a…
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State rejects newspaper’s appeal for fatal-fire report
The state Office of Open Records has denied an appeal by the Press Enterprise…
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Amazon project to aid locals
Regulators have given their blessing to a plan to bring public water to the new…
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Nuclear plant mishap spurs an extra review
Federal regulators will be conducting at least one extra inspection at the…
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Apartment project plagued
A $12.5 million update of the Evan Owen Memorial Apartments is planned, but the…
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Apartment project plagued
A $12.5 million update of the Evan Owen Memorial Apartments is planned, but the…
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Berwick says ice rink is ready for skating
Skaters can once again use the new ice skating rink here, despite a vandal or…
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Berwick says ice rink is ready for skating
Skaters can once again use the new ice skating rink here, despite a vandal or…
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Berwick road, ruptured water line repaired
Market Street remained closed most of the day Monday as contractors for…
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Berwick road, ruptured water line repaired
Market Street remained closed most of the day Monday as contractors for…
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Toboggan slide is returning
For the first time in 11 years, thrill-seekers here should soon be able to take…
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Berwick eyes pricey upgrade
School directors here are considering a multi-million-dollar heating and air…
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Coyote reported in Berwick area
At least one coyote has been roaming in Berwick near Martzville Road for two…
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Police: Pedestrian hit vehicle’s mirror A pedestrian crossing Route 11 ran…
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Red Cross blood drive set in Nescopeck
Wesley United Methodist Church is hosting a Red Cross blood drive on Friday…
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Tree fashioned to feed the birds
A Bloomsburg woman’s idea for recycling a leftover Christmas tree is for the…
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Tuesday’s forecast
“How cold is it? “It’s so cold this morning some school districts — among them…
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Berwick offering shelter through April
Homeless people here will have a warm place to stay on frigid nights through…
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Property owner burned in fire, according to officials
The property owner of a former chicken farm was badly burned during a four-…
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Elysburg family chills in igloo
When Brianna Attanasio was a little girl in Franklin Township, her neighbor…
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Berwick skating plans are put on ice
Plans to open the newly installed ice skating rink in the tennis courts at Ber-…
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Eagle Hose Company ‘done’
Berwick’s fire chief says Eagle Hose Co. is “pretty much done.” Over the Jan.…
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Berwick directors retain adviser
Directors here voted Monday to spend up to $15,000 for a consultant to help…
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Berwick declares its first Code Blue
BERWICK — Borough Manager Damien Scoblink has declared this borough’s first…
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Berwick adds winter shelter
Berwick is opening its first Code Blue emergency shelter for the homeless…
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Pact may get lawyers $1.35M
New data centers could provide an $18 million windfall for this township
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