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The former Good Old Days will reopen with familiar faces on the wall when it debuts next month as the Husky Den Bar and Grill.

The building has been completely renovated — with all new electrical wiring, flooring and a modern heating and air conditioning system.

Meanwhile, folks will saddle up to a bar created from a piece of town history or find themselves in a collection of photographs taken inside the bar decades ago that are now on display.

The former Good Old Days will reopen with familiar faces on the wall when it debuts next month as the Husky Den Bar and Grill.

The building has been completely renovated — with all new electrical wiring, flooring and a modern heating and air conditioning system.

Meanwhile, folks will saddle up to a bar created from a piece of town history or find themselves in a collection of photographs taken inside the bar decades ago that are now on display.

The former Good Old Days will reopen with familiar faces on the wall when it debuts next month as the Husky Den Bar and Grill.

The building has been completely renovated — with all new electrical wiring, flooring and a modern heating and air conditioning system.

Meanwhile, folks will saddle up to a bar created from a piece of town history or find themselves in a collection of photographs taken inside the bar decades ago that are now on display.

The former Good Old Days will reopen with familiar faces on the wall when it debuts next month as the Husky Den Bar and Grill.

The building has been completely renovated — with all new electrical wiring, flooring and a modern heating and air conditioning system.

Meanwhile, folks will saddle up to a bar created from a piece of town history or find themselves in a collection of photographs taken inside the bar decades ago that are now on display.

The former Good Old Days will reopen with familiar faces on the wall when it debuts next month as the Husky Den Bar and Grill.

The building has been completely renovated — with all new electrical wiring, flooring and a modern heating and air conditioning system.

Meanwhile, folks will saddle up to a bar created from a piece of town history or find themselves in a collection of photographs taken inside the bar decades ago that are now on display.

MADISON TWP. —A husband is accused of strangling his wife and shoving her outside into the cold and snow while she was only partially dressed during a domestic fight here, arrest papers state.

Jonathan Hock, 39, of 1947 Millville Road, Lot 13, Bloomsburg, told police he and his wife had been drinking early Sunday when she began slapping him and pushing him around, according to a complaint.

Sylvia Hock told police her husband slapped her around the house before shoving her outside.

MADISON TWP. —A husband is accused of strangling his wife and shoving her outside into the cold and snow while she was only partially dressed during a domestic fight here, arrest papers state.

Jonathan Hock, 39, of 1947 Millville Road, Lot 13, Bloomsburg, told police he and his wife had been drinking early Sunday when she began slapping him and pushing him around, according to a complaint.

Sylvia Hock told police her husband slapped her around the house before shoving her outside.

MADISON TWP. —A husband is accused of strangling his wife and shoving her outside into the cold and snow while she was only partially dressed during a domestic fight here, arrest papers state.

Jonathan Hock, 39, of 1947 Millville Road, Lot 13, Bloomsburg, told police he and his wife had been drinking early Sunday when she began slapping him and pushing him around, according to a complaint.

Sylvia Hock told police her husband slapped her around the house before shoving her outside.

MADISON TWP. —A husband is accused of strangling his wife and shoving her outside into the cold and snow while she was only partially dressed during a domestic fight here, arrest papers state.

Jonathan Hock, 39, of 1947 Millville Road, Lot 13, Bloomsburg, told police he and his wife had been drinking early Sunday when she began slapping him and pushing him around, according to a complaint.

Sylvia Hock told police her husband slapped her around the house before shoving her outside.

MADISON TWP. —A husband is accused of strangling his wife and shoving her outside into the cold and snow while she was only partially dressed during a domestic fight here, arrest papers state.

Jonathan Hock, 39, of 1947 Millville Road, Lot 13, Bloomsburg, told police he and his wife had been drinking early Sunday when she began slapping him and pushing him around, according to a complaint.

Sylvia Hock told police her husband slapped her around the house before shoving her outside.