Rob Inglis
Reporter at The Mercury (Tasmania)
Reporter at @themercurycomau. Focusing on city life and transport in Tasmania. 📧: [email protected].
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Francis Scarcella |Rob Inglis
SUNBURY — More than 25 people participated in a firefighting recruitment event held at Route 61 Events, just outside Sunbury on Monday night. State Sen. Lynda Schlegel Culver and state Rep. Mike Stender hosted the event. Both said they felt the event could potentially get firefighters involved in the Valley. “I hope that this event can help some of our local first responders come up with different ideas to recruit and retain volunteers,” Stender said.
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2 weeks ago |
dailyitem.com | Francis Scarcella |Rob Inglis
SUNBURY — More than 25 people participated in a firefighting recruitment event held at Route 61 Events, just outside Sunbury on Monday night. State Sen. Lynda Schlegel Culver and state Rep. Mike Stender hosted the event. Both said they felt the event could potentially get firefighters involved in the Valley. kAm“x 9@A6 E92E E9:D 6G6?E 42? 96=A D@>6 @7 @FC =@42= 7:CDE C6DA@?56CD 4@>6 FA H:E9 5:776C6?E :562D E@ C64CF:E 2?5 C6E2:?
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1 month ago |
dailyitem.com | Rob Inglis
SUNBURY — Budding young scientists got to present their experiments Wednesday during a science fair at the Degenstein Community Library in Sunbury. The SUN PA Homeschool Group held the event for homeschool and cyberschool students in pre-kindergarten to 12th grade from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the library.
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Mar 5, 2025 |
dailyitem.com | Rob Inglis
ELYSBURG — An increase in popularity of drive-thru Ash Wednesday blessings encouraged Pastor Debbie Beissel to conduct Elysburg United Methodist Church's first this year. She was greeted Wednesday by congregants, guests and rain. kAmQxE’== 36 2=C:89E[Q D96 D2:5] Qx’G6 8@E >J H:?E6C 4@2E 2?5 >J F>3C6==2] x’== D:E :? E96 C2:?]Qk^AmkAmpD9 (65?6D52J :D 2? :>A@CE2?E 9@=:52J :? r9C:DE:2? C6=:8:@?D[ <:4<:?8 @77 E96 {6?E6? D62D@?[ H9:49 =625D FA E@ t2DE6C @? pAC:= a_] ~?
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Jan 9, 2025 |
dailyitem.com | Rob Inglis
HARRISBURG — Once a year, kids with special needs get a chance to hit the arena and practice their rodeo skills in Pennsylvania's capital. Around 90 participants attended the Exceptional Rodeo at the PA Farm Show Thursday. Differently-abled kids tried their hands at roping, bull riding, stick horse riding and more in the New Holland Arena. 17-year-old Marissa Faust and cowboy Olin Ellsworth share a unique bond that was forged at the farm show's exceptional rodeo 11 years ago.
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