Geisinger confirms first H1N1 death

DANVILLE - Geisinger Medical Center has confirmed its first death caused by the H1N1 virus, according a hospital news release.

The medical center is not releasing the person's name, citing a privacy policy.

"Because of the HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) guidelines, we cannot discuss any additional information," according to the release. "The Geisinger family sends our thoughts and prayers to the patient's family."

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Northumberland County's unemployment rate rose in September to its highest percentage so far in 2009, according to Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry. The latest data places the county unemployment rate at 10.4 percent, up .3 percent since Aug


 

Spartans finish unbeaten

MOUNT CARMEL - All North Schuylkill needed to do to finish its first perfect regular season in school history was to be itself. That meant the defense and running game needed to shine, and after shaking off Mount Carmel's best body blows in the first hal