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Murderer cursed his victim - Danville News
A neighbor, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of her religious beliefs, said she had known Beck for the past six years and that he “was a man of common sense,” but was shocked after he gunned down his girlfriend of 30 years, ...
Mom-to-be stabbed - Danville News
According to a man who lived across the street, but who asked not to be identified, the woman who was stabbed ran out of the house to the nearby Turkey Hill convenience store. The Turkey Hill employees working at the time said they could not talk to ...
Jack-of-all trades jobless - Danville News
"He's laid off," said the woman, who asked that her name not be used. "And it's not looking good for finding a job." Her husband has been out of work since last November and has applied to as many places as he can for work. ...
30 extra days more costly - Danville News
The family, which asked to remain anonymous, is planning to move Dec. 1, and hope the extra cost will be waived. A representative of the development owner, Sencit Pine Meadow Associates LP, invited the 27 remaining families to an informational meeting ...
Players barred in wake of party bust - Danville News
They deny being aware of the school policy and said if it exists, should be applied fairly. "They've broken these kids' spirit," said one mother, who declined to give her name as another mother wept talking about her son, a senior, who has been denied ...
Crash fatality victim was an avid athlete - Danville News
One woman, who wouldn't give her name, said Libby had almost hit her with his car. “I feel awful that this had to happen,” she said. “I feel for her family and his, too. This has to be hard for everyone.” One neighbor said he would see Libby “burn out” ...
Funeral expenses can be family's worst nightmare - Danville News
“And in a down economy, where people are barely eking out a living, that can be a significant factor when it comes to choosing the kind of funeral a family selects,” said a Valley mortician who asked to remain anonymous. The average price of a funeral, ...
Governor's natural gas drilling panel to meet tomorrow for final time - Danville News
Tom Corbett on how the state should address issues related to natural gas drilling in the Marcellus Shale, but those recommendations will not be made public until they are sent to the governor a week later, an administration official said. ...
Trooper: Driver on cell phone runs stop sign - Danville News
The driver of the truck, who asked that his name not be used, was “shook up,” Rarig said. After the collision, the truck veered off to the side of Route 45. The driver said he'd have to find a place to stay for the night while the truck was repaired. ...
Bath-salt crash? - Danville News
Three witnesses, who asked to remain anonymous, were directly behind the Lincoln and described Moore as driving erratically. “We picked him up in Milton,” the witness said. “The Lincoln was weaving on and off the road. We made sure we were well behind ...
Residents unhappy about proposal to close school - Danville News
A resident, who asked that his name not be used, talked about the school board's decision. “I don't see evidence of a tremendous amount of thought going into the decision to close this and other outlying schools,” he said. ...
Oversized pen sparks dispute at courthouse - Danville News
A friend who accompanied Brodie to court to fill out a protection-from-abuse order declined to give her name, but said Saleski acted inappropriately. Due to the stress of having to fill out the protection-from-abuse order for an unrelated incident, ...
Rape rattles school - Danville News
“After reading that message, I locked the doors and really didn't sleep well,” said a student, who declined to give her name. “I have also been here for four years and I never really thought anything like this would happen.” Police say Friday's victim ...
Troopers sing and serve for Camp Cadet - Danville News
As for the karaoke singing: “They may need to stick to protecting the public and not change jobs,” joked a man who declined to give his name for fear of getting a ticket. “Seriously, these guys all work hard, and they deserve respect, but again, ...
Couple on disability faces cold days ahead - Danville News
Her husband, who asked that his name not be used, is a diabetic, and received a kidneypancreas transplant in 2003. He will need to take costly ...
17 hurt in tour bus crash - Danville News
A witness from one of the other Tour World buses, who asked to remain anonymous, also told the Brattleboro Reformer she heard the driver was complaining of ...
Disabled Sunburian needs help - Danville News
"It's the first year in a while I've had to ask for help," said the woman, who asked to remain anonymous. "It's a bad year for me, and I'm on disability. ...
Blaze ruins mobile home - Danville News
That's when a man, who declined to give his name, ran to the scene, took a look at the mobile home, and held his palms to his head, distraught at what he ...
Some move out of district, others mull cyberschooling - Danville News
Some gave permission for the newspaper to use their names; others asked to remain anonymous for fear of fueling more bullying against their children. ...
Alleged theft prompts lie-detector tests - Danville News
He declined to give his name, saying he did not think like he had to identify himself. “Everybody here will be taking a polygraph test,” he said. ...
Evidence sought in inmate's death - Danville News
... to find out what happened to his son and in the past week he received a call from an anonymous source in New Columbia claiming to have information. ...
Little League World Series: A $2 million home run for the Valley - Danville News
The Danville Days Inn also is hosting fans attending the games, said a manager, who asked that her name not be used. “We are pretty well booked up,” she ...
Clausi deflects auction charge - Danville News
Clausi angrily responded to claims made by a Valley businessmen, who requested anonymity, that Clausi acted illegally as an auctioneer without a license and ...
Fisherman drowns in Susquehanna - Danville News
According to a witness who asked to remain anonymous: "I saw a number of people on the shore performing CPR on the man. They were hitting his chest. ...
Many cry, pray - Danville News
A member of the congregation who was close to the group — but who asked to remain anonymous — said he found out about the bombing at 7 pm "I came to the ...