Cassandra News

A long-running boundary dispute between Portage and Washington townships appears to have been resolved during an informal meeting Wednesday.

Misericordia University students recently attended the sixth annual Governor's Conference for Women at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia.

A northern Cambria County man who led a nonprofit development corporation for 20 years is being eyed by three communities in the hopes he can help them find state and federal money for a number of initiatives.

You may be stressed now that class is in session, but if you take a walk in downtown Edinboro, you might sense something different hanging about in the air.

A local charity said it helps send packages to soldiers overseas. But the state of Pennsylvania said the charity is bogus and it's been ordered to stop doing business here.

The slow-moving wheels of progress are producing results for a handful of Mainline towns.

BY RUTH RICE RRICE@TRIBDEM.COM The 100th anniversary of St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church, 143 Railroad St., Cassandra, will be celebrated with a Mass of Thanksgiving at 4 p.m. Sunday.

Police are looking for a 20-year-old man who crashed his car on the Route 33 ramp to Interstate 78 East in Lower Saucon Township early Wednesday morning, injuring his three passengers.

Longtime District Judge Galen Decort once again captured the support of voters Tuesday on both the Democratic and Republican ballots.

Joan Yeager of Geistown has taken command of Lions District 14-J, which takes in six counties and 37 Lions clubs.

Artist's rendering of a housing project being planned for Braddock. Construction of a 53-unit senior housing development on Braddock Avenue is well under way, with the building due to open next spring.

On a day intended to inspire awareness and appreciation of the natural world, students from Warren Area High School did their part.