WEST MILTON WOMAN CRITICALLY INJURED IN TRACTOR-TRAILER CRASH
A West Milton woman remains in critical condition following a crash involving a tractor-trailer Saturday morning. State police say a truck ran a red light at Routes 11 and 15 and Susquehanna Valley Mall Drive, striking a car around 8:30. Twenty-year-old passenger Skylar Noll remains hospitalized at Geisinger. The driver, Rayven Hassinger, was treated and released. Truck driver Mahmoud Hassan of Washington State was cited for running the red light.
LOCK HAVEN MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN ONLINE CHILD SEX STING
A Lock Haven man has pleaded guilty to attempting to arrange a sexual encounter with someone he believed was a 15-year-old girl. Clinton County prosecutors say 31-year-old Jason Michael Paulhamus communicated with a member of the online predator-hunting group 814 Pred Hunters, who was posing as a teenager. The group turned over messages and recordings to police, leading to his arrest. Paulhamus pleaded guilty to attempted corruption of minors and criminal use of a communication facility. Sentencing is scheduled for January.
MEASLES CASES CONTINUE TO RISE ACROSS NORTH CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak continues to grow, with seven confirmed cases now reported in Lycoming County. Across north-central Pennsylvania, Clinton County has 41 cases, Snyder 52, Union 19, and Northumberland 13. Bradford County has one case. Lancaster County remains the hardest hit statewide. According to Friday’s state health update, Pennsylvania has recorded 1,426 cases across 44 counties, with 268 hospitalizations and five deaths. Health officials continue urging residents to get vaccinated.
DIG FURNITURE BANK PLANS HOLIDAY MARKET AND MOVING SALE
DIG Furniture Bank is combining its annual Merry and Bright Market with a moving sale as it prepares to leave its longtime Milton location. The free event is November 21st, from 10 to 4, at 14 Elm Street. Former clients can shop free all day, with exclusive access until noon. The public can purchase holiday decorations, furniture and household items beginning at noon. Proceeds benefit local families in need. More information is available at DIG-F-B-dot-org.
WILLIAMSPORT WOMAN FACES PROSTITUTION AND DRUG CHARGES
A Williamsport woman faces prostitution and drug charges following an undercover state police investigation in Loyalsock Township. Police say 24-year-old Passion Mona Johnson allegedly arranged to meet two undercover troopers at a hotel in September, agreeing to sexual acts in exchange for 600 dollars. She was arrested after entering the hotel room. Troopers also reportedly discovered 22 grams of marijuana in her vehicle. Johnson faces two counts of promoting prostitution and a marijuana possession charge. Her preliminary hearing is scheduled for today.
PPL REVISES TRANSMISSION LINE ROUTE FOR UNION COUNTY DATA CENTER
PPL has unveiled a revised route for transmission lines serving a proposed Union County data center, following opposition from local farmers. The new route would cross mostly state and federal lands, avoiding preserved farmland and reducing impacts on private property. According to the Sun Gazette, some landowners remain concerned about farming operations and property values. PPL says the route could change following discussions with property owners. The project requires state approval and could be completed by 2029.
LYCOMING COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEEK SOLUTIONS TO HOMELESS SHELTER SHORTAGE
Lycoming County Commissioners are seeking community support to address a shortage of homeless shelters in Williamsport, especially for women and children. According to the Sun-Gazette, the recent closures of the Saving Grace and Family Promise shelters have raised concerns about available resources for families experiencing homelessness. Commissioners are asking for ideas and assistance in developing long-term solutions. Meanwhile, American Rescue Workers officials are reportedly exploring options to restore services at the Saving Grace shelter, either temporarily or permanently.
PENNSYLVANIA’S COLD-WEATHER LIFE JACKET REQUIREMENT NOW IN EFFECT
Pennsylvania’s cold-weather boating safety law is now in effect, requiring life jackets on boats shorter than 16 feet, including all canoes, kayaks and paddleboards. The requirement runs through April 30th and applies whether vessels are moving or anchored. The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission warns that cold-water shock can cause sudden breathing difficulties and make swimming nearly impossible. Officials say nearly 80 percent of boating fatalities involve people not wearing life jackets. Violators could face fines.
SPORTS
PIAA HS SPORTS
Mount Carmel defeated Shamokin 23-7 in the 75th annual Coal Bucket game. Quarterback Jaylen Delaney rushed for 112 yards and a touchdown, while Cooper Karycki added two scores. The Red Tornadoes finish 10-and-0, completing their first undefeated regular season since 2008.
NFL
Bills 36 Ravens 10
Bengals 43 Titans 36
Cardinals 33 Cowboys 30
Lions 19 Vikings 15
Raiders 38 Jets 33
Steelers 27 Browns 6
Broncos 28 Chiefs 24
Commanders 27 Eagles 10
Monday Night Football
Bears vs Seahawks 8:15pm ESPN
NASCAR
William Byron dominated Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series race at Martinsville, leading 362 laps to claim his first victory of the season. Kyle Larson finished ninth and heads into next Sunday’s championship finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway with a 67-point lead over Christopher Bell. Denny Hamlin trails by 70 points. Larson is now in position to capture his third Cup Series championship.
NBA
Celtics 108 Magic 97
Nets 98 Pacers 90
Warriors 124 Clippers 112
Lakers 131 Raptors 125
NBA Tonight
Thunders vs Cavaliers 7pm NBC
Nets vs Knicks 7:30pm
Bulls vs 76ers 7:30pm
Celtics vs Rockets 8:30pm
NHL
Hurricanes 7 Jets 0
Wild 5 Capitals 1
Flyers 6 Mammoth 3
Oilers 4 Rangers 1
Ducks 6 Senators 3
NHL Tonight
Golden Knights vs Bruins 7pm NHL Net
Red Wings vs Panthers 7pm ESPN+
Avalanche vs Blackhawks 8pm ESPN+
Flames vs Sharks 9pm ESPN+
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