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Free flu shots to be given Oct. 19
The Indiana County Community Emergency/Disaster Planning Committee's Health and Human Services Subcommittee is offering free adult and pediatric flu shots from 1 to 3 p.m. Oct.
Supervisors award road supply contract
Gazette Staff Writer BLACK LICK - The Burrell Township board of supervisors awarded a road-material supply contract Wednesday to Ligonier Stone & Lime Co.
New home found for Saltsburg library
The Saltsburg Free Library will be temporarily housed at Saltsburg Middle/High School after it is forced to leave its current location by Nov.
Wood quilts promote historic bridges
White Township artists Barbara Barber and Judy Bouton were inspired by a traditional pattern with a simple design when they joined forces to create a wood quilt hanging to promote the county's historic covered ...
Covered Bridge Festival planned for this weekend
The Covered Bridge Festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at Blue Spruce Park.
Impact of global coal demand evident locally
Robert "Bobby" Burns was riding on a rough mountain road south of Trevorton last year when he noticed a large chunk of anthracite coal sticking out of the ground.
Officials at PennDOT District 10 are planning for a proposed deck replacement on McCormick's Bridge that could possibly shut down the Rt.
Family Fights To Reinstate Charges In Hit & Run
Sep 24, 2008 1:24 pm US/Eastern Reporting Bob Allen A local family who lost a member in a deadly hit-and-run accident is continuing to look for what it considers justice.
Citizens group protests Saltsburg school project
A group of primarily Blairsville area citizens dubbing itself Reclaim Our Communities drew a crowd of close to 200 to Wednesday's meeting of the Blairsville-Saltsburg School Board to protest the board's plan to ...
It's a nice one, mild with some colors in the sky. Accuweather predicts a sunny sky and a high inthe 70s for the Satruday afternoon football games.
Blairsville may augment property fines
Borough council is contemplating adoption of an ordinance that is meant to streamline enforcement of the town's property maintenance standards and to discourage repeat violators.
Blairsville residents want more policing
Several citizens attended Blairsville's council meeting Tuesday to call for improved police staffing and coverage, and the funding to support them.
Blairsville council proposes expanding code officer's role
A proposed borough property maintenance code would give Blairsville's code officer the authority to issue citations and keep zoning enforcement in-house. Borough council voted unanimously to advertise the ...
Blairsville father starts neurologic disorders support group
Michael Charles Metil, 14, will never benefit from a new state law that provides for screening of newborns for 29 disorders.
Couple gets probation for child endangerment
An Indiana man and woman have been placed on probation after pleading guilty to charges that they kept their children in deplorable living conditions.
IUP student accused of threatening roommate
An Indiana University of Pennsylvania student is accused of threatening his roommate with a kitchen knife.
Blairsville to receive funds to purchase former armory
Blairsville will receive $70,000 that will allow the borough to purchase the former armory on North Walnut Street.
50 Years, 50 Families: Amiee Ickes
Sep 4, 2008 11:21 am US/Eastern More: Contest Details Read The Rules Nominate Someone Winning Families: Winner's Library BLAIRSVILLE A 12-year-old girl with an incurable heart ailment wanted a few pieces of ...
Mill Creek gets pristine makeover
When Lou Izzo landed 12 brook trout and watched 12 others jump his hook while fishing Mill Creek one day in July, he judged the Laurel Mountain watershed and Loyalhanna Creek tributary to be in pristine ...