CROMWELL — A Middletown man who died in a car fire last ... and the state Office of the Chief Medical Examiner ruled his death an accident. A fire department representative could not be reached ...

MIDDLETOWN — The proposed extension of a ... He earns an annual pension of $125,000, plus full medical benefits and a $15,000 life insurance policy, as well as $17,553 per year as the city ...

Cromwell police identified the man killed in the car fire as Roger Dailey, of Middletown. He was 67, police said. The department said the state Office of the Chief Medical Examiner ruled Dailey ...

Pennsylvania State Police have identified the 35-year-old man struck and killed by a vehicle in Middletown Township. Troopers identified Jose Pelico Gonon of Media as the person struck by a vehicle in ...

A still from a video taken by Mary Plunkett of Middletown Springs ... paramedics came on board to treat someone for a medical emergency, Howard said. No one else could get on or off the plane.

According to that timeline, the unit will reopen on June 1. Marshall said patients with acute medical conditions will continue to be treated in urgent care and those who require hospitalization ...

It's the leading cause of death for adults in the U.S. Medical devices approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, such as pacemakers and defibrillators, have extended and improved the ...

Different sociodemographic groups, especially racial and ethnic minorities, are less likely to receive timely breast cancer diagnostic services after an abnormal screening mammogram, according to ...

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A Middletown woman pleaded guilty to stealing $65,000 from a friend so that she could pay restitution to her victims in a previous theft scheme, the Maryland Office of the Attorney General said.