Second Amtrak train coming to Huntingdon
Outgoing Amtrak president Roger Harris confirmed at an Amtrak board meeting that the second Pennsylvanian train will start later this year.
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Outgoing Amtrak president Roger Harris confirmed at an Amtrak board meeting that the second Pennsylvanian train will start later this year.

Multiple area fire companies responded to a pole barn fire that broke out shortly after 4 a.m. Aug. 27 at 5492 Dairy Lane at the Harry Barnett farm just off Sugar Run Road in Todd Township.

A year after Triple Crown winner American Pharoah lost the Travers, Bob Baffert came back and won the Saratoga race track's biggest event with Arrogate.
Enrique Lopez, a 2015 graduate of Mary G. Montgomery High School who describes himself as a muralist, was hired to create the artwork through private funding.

The strike, on a warehouse near Ukraine’s capital, came after days of attacks that strained air defenses and struck fear in civilians.

Frankfurt Airport employees contracted malaria between July 4 and 6 - the likely cause was an imported Anopheles mosquito believed to have traveled on a plane.
British right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos was deported Friday to the United Kingdom, according to a spokesperson with the Department of Homeland Security.

Three months since Kerry-Lynne Findlay took over as leader, six MLAs have left and more could follow. Some are calling for a centrist option in B.C., while other conservatives are calling for unity.

At 39 she was sweating through board meetings at the brand with her initials on it. Almost a decade on, she’s left the businesses that held her worth — and stopped keeping quiet.

Mel Logozzo puts her best case forward for investing in the overlooked space between the letterbox and road.

Three men mysteriously emerged from a Midtown Manhattan manhole last week — in at least the fourth incident involving someone venturing into the Big Apple’s sewer system this summer

In the irresistible village of Flushing, this thatched house has its own private mini-harbour.
Sonia Gandhi: A Delhi court deferred to September 21 its order on a revision plea over allegations that her name appeared on an electoral roll before she acquired Indian citizenship in 1983. Her counsel said the complaint was politically motivated.
The Chief Minister expressed his gratitude to Goel for his dedication and selfless service towards the welfare of the people of Manipur.

Palestinians in the Gaza Strip staged a protest on Friday, against an Israeli army attack on a water purification station in the Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, calling for the facility to be repaired and put back into service, Anadolu reports. Children and elderly people joined the demonstration at Sheikh Radwan Market, with some protesters carrying empty water containers and signs reading, “A drop of water is life” and “Restore the flow of water.” Dr. Imad Abu Nimeh, one of the organizers, said water shortages in the neighborhood had worsened after the station supplying residents was bombed. Protesters called for the damaged facility to be repaired and reopened to meet the water needs of residents in the area. Israeli warplanes struck the [...]
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Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian admits US sanctions are hurting the economy as Iran faces falling trade, fuel shortages and pressure on petrol prices

The self-made billionaire restaurateur has spent decades embracing long working hours and an intense work ethic — an approach he credits as part of the journey that transformed a small family restaurant into the largest Asian-American restaurant chain in the US.

Iran's leaders acknowledge mounting economic pain as Washington steps up sanctions, while Tehran vows to pursue diplomacy and defence.
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