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March 10, 2015

Parana to retire as Johnsonburg police chief

c.deppen@bradfordera.com

JOHNSONBURG — Long-time Johnsonburg Borough police chief Bryan Parana has announced his retirement, effective May 29, saying after roughly 30 years with the department and 20 as its chief that

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