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Black ex-teacher sues Pa. school district, claiming discrimination, retaliation

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By John Beauge
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
News Published: Jul. 10, 2026, 7:10 p.m. WILLIAMSPORT — A social studies teacher whose contract was not renewed is accusing a school district in Lycoming County of racial discrimination and retaliation. Marcus Williams of Montoursville, who is Black, made the accusations against the Loyalsock Township School District in a complaint filed this week in the U.S. Middle District Court.
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Pa. township drops Commonwealth Court appeal in Bass Pro Shops case

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By John Beauge
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
News Published: Jul. 10, 2026, 5:12 p.m. WILLIAMSPORT — A Lycoming County township has dropped its appeal to Commonwealth Court of a judge’s order requiring the supervisors to sign a subdivision plan for the development of a Bass Pro Shops store. Muncy Township and its supervisors in April appealed the order of county Judge Eric R. Linhardt requiring the execution of the plan that consolidated two parcels owned by State College developer Famvest.
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Controversial Pa. township supervisor recuses herself from Bass Pro project

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By John Beauge
| Penn Live Patriot-News Verified
News Published: Jul. 09, 2026, 6:37 p.m. WILLIAMSPORT — A controversial township supervisor in Lycoming County says she will not participate in discussions or vote on future matters related to the proposed Bass Pro Stores development. Board chair Terri Lauchle announced Wednesday evening before the start of the supervisors’ meeting she was recusing herself from future activity on Famvest’s Bass Pro development.
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