Ex-bikie Leif Hughes lifts lid on what happens when ‘famous’ people get thrown in jail What happens when a famous crook gets thrown in jail? Do other prisoners try to take them out? A former ...

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ChambersFest, Chambersburg's annual celebration of community pride and resilience, will feature more than a dozen activities.

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Today in History for July 25: In 325, the Council of Nicea closed. Regarded as the first ecumenical council, its 300 attending bishops drafted the Nicene Creed and fixed the formula for Easter Sunday.