Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell announced today $169 million in Affordable Care Act funding to 266 new health center sites in 46 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico for the delivery of comprehensive primary health care services in communities that need them most. These new health center sites are projected to increase access to health care services for over 1.2 million patients. These awards build on the $101 million awarded to 164 new health center sites in May 2015.

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, Pa: Megan’s Law Fugitive. Jose Luis Ramos, 47, failed to update his Megan’s Law registration.

The Bethlehem Police Department has an arrest warrant for failure to comply with registration requirements for Ramos.

Anyone with information regarding his location should contact the Bethlehem Police Department at (610) 865-7187.

source Pennsylvania State Police 

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The 2015 American Legion World Series games begin Thursday at 12:30 p.m. (EDT). The four days of \”pool play\” leading up to the semifinals will be streamed through ESPN\’s webcasting service – ESPN3. The semifinal games on Aug. 17, beginning at 4 p.m., and the championship game on Aug. 18 at 7 p.m. will be televised live on ESPNU.

Former Coast Guard member, Walter Scobie, center, visits Stannard Rock Lighthouse with family members June 17, 2015. Scobie was stationed at the lighthouse in 1961 when an explosion killed a Coast Guardsman, damaged the inside and caused him and two others to be stranded for three days before being rescued. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Senior Chief Alan Haraf)

Walter Scobie remembers June 18, 1961 when his quiet morning was shattered by an explosion that ripped through the Stannard Rock Lighthouse where he was stationed.

parked in the rear of the vacant school in the 400 block of Erial Road. Officer Heron initiated an investigation into the suspicious vehicle and located a male laying in the driver’s seat, actively seizing. Officer Heron requested assistance, removed the victim from the vehicle and began providing aid. Ptl. DiGiacomo, along with assisting Officers, arrived on location a short time later and administered naloxone, successfully reversing the overdose. Ptl. DiGiacomo has administered naloxone 13 times, resulting in 12 successful overdose reversals and lives saved. The individual regained consciousness at the scene was transported by Kennedy EMS for evaluation.