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Cognetti proposes stock trade ban, term limits and other reforms to fuel campaign for Congress

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By Borys Krawczeniuk Verified
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Democratic congressional candidate Paige Cognetti unveiled an eight-point anti-corruption reform plan Thursday that she plans to push toward adoption if elected. The plan, which would include a stock trade ban and term limits, marks the latest effort by the Scranton mayor to turn corruption into a leading issue as she seeks to unseat first-term Republican U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan in the Nov. 3 election.
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Friends, family, cops mourn state trooper who died doing his job in horrific Schuylkill County accident

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By Borys Krawczeniuk Verified
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At his funeral Wednesday, others described state Trooper Michael Pahira Jr. as “a quiet public servant,” “a damn good cop” and “a heck of a young man.” Chris Graf, a fellow trooper, took their high school’s stage with a different perspective of his friend since seventh grade. As he strolled through memories, speaking as if Pahira were there, Graf sniffed more than once. Twice, he wiped away tears. State Police Cpl.
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Ex-MLB outfielder Dykstra gets probation, fine in Pike County drug-related case

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By Borys Krawczeniuk Verified
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A Pike County judge sentenced former Major League Baseball player Len Dykstra on Thursday to serve a year on probation and pay a $500 fine in a drug-related case. President Judge Gregory H. Chelak also ordered Dykstra to pay court costs and stay alcohol- and illegal drug-free during probation and out of places where alcohol is served.
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