Yesterday | Hotels
Developer signs Canal Place hotel permit: Clock is ticking for completion of Fairfield Inn
“The only one I'm sure of is Matt Diaz”
That tick-tick-ticking sound you hear? It's the rhythm of a clock that started the countdown Wednesday toward the deadline that Trestle Development LLC must have a new hotel ready for overnight guests at Canal ... via Hotels
Yesterday | Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
First Commonwealth Bank patrons should soon expect to receive a letter like this: Dear Valued Customer: Many of you have contacted us after hearing First Commonwealth filed a lawsuit against a retired Altoona ... via Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Friday May 16 | The York Daily Record
Former Altoona doctor sentenced on drug, other charges
A former Altoona doctor accused of trading drugs and money for sex with patients has been sentenced to 24 months of home detention because of his ailing health. via The York Daily Record
Thursday May 15 | York Dispatch
Bank wants Altoona couple to repay $280,000 deposit error
First Commonwealth Bank is suing a retired Altoona couple claiming they have withdrawn most of more than $280,000 mistakenly deposited into their account. via York Dispatch
Wednesday May 14 | Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Pirates change plans, send Wilson to Indy
“It's a good workout here (in extended spring training) but it's not the same as what you'll get in a game.”
The Pirates changed the plans for Jack Wilson's rehab assignment and will send the shortstop to Triple-A Indianapolis. via Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Monday May 12 | Pheasants Forever
May 06, 2008 - Central Pennsylvania Home to Two New Pheasants Forever Chapters
“But as a habitat organization, we'll also focus on wetland and woodland habitat work as those opportunities arise.”
Central Pennsylvania is home to two new Pheasants Forever chapters. Residents from Blair County have formed the Blair County Chapter of PF, while residents from Centre County have formed the Central ... via Pheasants Forever
Saturday May 10 | The Tribune-Democrat
Principal faces suspension in PSSA breach
“The security protocol violation was reported within 22 hours of the incident, and we believe we have it under control”
Central Cambria High School Principal Ken Bussard faces a week's suspension without pay for an apparent security breach of the annual state-mandated PSSA tests, The Tribune-Democrat has learned. via The Tribune-Democrat
Thursday May 8 | Los Angeles Times
'The James Brown Reader,' edited by Nelson George and Alan Leeds
“Say It Loud -- I'm Black and I'm Proud”
The James Brown Reader 50 Years of Writing About the Godfather of Soul Edited by Nelson George and Alan Leeds Plume: 318 pp., $17 paper WHAT would the late James Brown make of Barack Obama? Most definitely, ... via Los Angeles Times
Tuesday May 6 | The Sentinel
Donald R. O'Shell, Sr., 78, of Springettsbury Township, died at 5 p.m. Monday, April 28, 2008, at the York Hospital. via The Sentinel
Sunday May 4 | WPVI-TV Philadelphia
Honor student funded college with coke
Police say a straight-A business student at Penn State-Altoona told them he has been selling cocaine to finance his college education. via WPVI-TV Philadelphia









