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Columbia County
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Standard Ranking 169.6 *** 
Gr 7 Math Adv. 45.3 *** 
Gr 7 Math Prof. 75.6 *** 
Gr 7 Read Adv. 37.4 *** 
Gr 7 Read Prof. 70.6 *** 
Gr 8 Math Adv. 41.5 *** 
Gr 8 Math Prof. 72.9 *** 
Gr 8 Read Adv. 45.4 *** 
Gr 8 Read Prof. 76.5 *** 

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News for Columbia County (in Pennsylvania):

  • Landlords charges in blaze that hurt IUP student in 2007 (The Indiana Gazette) (Tue, 26 Aug 2008 19:11:47 GMT)
    The landlords of a student rental house in Indiana face prosecution on criminal charges stemming from a fire that heavily damaged the house and critically injured a tenant last fall.

  • Seminar outlines natural gas rights for Luzerne County property owners (The Citizens' Voice) (Tue, 26 Aug 2008 08:36:50 GMT)
    LEHMAN TWP. — Penn State Cooperative Extension, which arranges seminars on oil and natural gas rights leasing throughout the state, invited area residents to Lake-Lehman High School on Monday night to learn from lawyers, investment advisers and an accountant about what to do after the natural gas companies come calling, lease in hand.

  • Heritage Day in Shenandoah celebrates cultural diversities (The Pottsville Republican & Herald) (Mon, 25 Aug 2008 08:50:18 GMT)
    SHENANDOAH — A community thrust into the national spotlight because of alleged racism and clashing among ethnic groups showed its proud multicultural heritage and ethnic harmony Saturday.

  • Early hunter gets public-access spot (The Pottsville Republican & Herald) (Mon, 25 Aug 2008 08:42:11 GMT)
    One of the biggest challenges facing sportsmen is gaining access to land open for hunting.

  • County named after Madame Montour (The Daily Item) (Mon, 25 Aug 2008 04:52:00 GMT)
    Editor’s note: “Once upon a time in ...” is a new Monday feature provided by the historical societies in Union, Snyder, Montour and Northumberland counties. The columns will focus on people, places and objects of historical significance in those counties.

  • For some, it's the power to save (The Morning Call) (Sun, 24 Aug 2008 08:11:13 GMT)
    Energy: Pilot program allows PPL customers to pay different rates during peak, off-peak hours. About the only thing using electricity in David Kotze's house during the day is his refrigerator.

  • Past hospital sales still helping other areas (Times Leader) (Sun, 24 Aug 2008 06:59:41 GMT)
    The sale of non-profit hospitals in Berwick and Wilson to the same for-profit corporation that’s negotiating to purchase the Wyoming Valley Health Care System has had positive effects, say officials in the two communities.

  • NEW LOCAL: Westminster College employee resigns after being charged with filming sex acts (New Castle News) (Sat, 23 Aug 2008 13:15:03 GMT)
    HERMITAGE — A Hermitage man who was suspended from his job teaching music in 2003 because of a Web site he posted has lost his job at Westminster College following allegations that he secretly filmed sex acts by four boys.

  • Hudson Valley camp counselor accused of filming teens (Centre Daily Times) (Thu, 21 Aug 2008 17:12:13 GMT)
    A counselor at a Hudson Valley summer camp is accused of secretly filming sexual acts by four boys under the age of 16.

  • WVHCS sale may bring much new tax revenue (Times Leader) (Tue, 19 Aug 2008 06:00:50 GMT)
    WILKES-BARRE – If a for-profit corporation purchases all or part of the Wyoming Valley Health Care System, it could result in hundreds of thousands of dollars in new tax revenue for Luzerne County school boards, municipalities and the county itself.


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