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On this first day of a new year, many people opt to make resolutions — things they'd like to change about themselves or accomplish in 2024. We're not suggesting you're anything less than perfect the way you are, but the state health department did share some resolutions that could be good for us: - Quit smoking
- Read a book every month
- Cook more meals at home vs. going out
- Get enough sleep
- Cut down on sweetened drinks
- Limit screen time
- Get an annual checkup with your doctor
We'll add two more: Have fun every day, and subscribe to PennLive/The Patriot-News. Cheers! |
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Baby, grandmother killed: A 44-year-old grandmother and her 1-year-old grandson were shot and killed Friday night in Allentown, the county coroner reported. A third person, a 66-year-old man, was found at the scene suffering from life-threatening gunshot wounds, according to police. Cop placed on leave: A Lycoming County police officer who used the "N" word while answering a question as someone recorded him has been placed on leave. Family killed: An autopsy confirmed the victims of Thursday's domestic stabbing in Hanover died of what were described as "sharp force" injuries to their heads and necks, according to the York County coroner. The mother and teenage son were killed by their husband/father, who also died. A fourth person was injured. Officer stabbed: A 27-year-old man stabbed a trooper numerous times in the leg while being taken to a mental hospital in Berks County Saturday, state police said. The trooper's injuries were not life-threatening, according to David Beohm, a state police spokesperson. Fatal crash while racing: A 20-year-old was driving more than 125 mph on Route 30 in Lancaster County last summer when he got into a crash that killed the motorcyclist he was racing, police said in court documents. He was charged with vehicular homicide, drug offenses and more. |
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