BEVERLY — Pete Frates, a Beverly resident whose inspirational battle against ALS helped raise millions of dollars to combat the incurable disease, died on Monday, his family announced. He was 34.
The New Bedford Presbyterian Church is presenting Breakfast in Bethlehem from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Dec. 14 at the church located at 151 Woodland Drive in Pulaski, the corner of Woodland Drive and Marr Road in Pulaski.
Here's what's happening at Lawrence County libraries.
Three board members joined the Wilmington Area school board this week — two newly elected in November and one being a familiar face returning for a two-year commitment.
While they may not have had the most points in their 33-21 PIAA loss to Avonworth, on Nov. 29, the Wilmington Greyhounds still proved themselves winners on the football field.
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