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Kearney updates board on audit, curriculum
By Amy Cherry Staff Writer St. Marys Area School District Superintendent Ann Kearney reported the district was found in compliance following a performance audit conducted by the Auditor Generala s Office.
A Phillipsburg man is dead following a two vehicle accident Saturday afternoon in Taylor Township, Centre County.
The bottom line: You can't afford it
Working for decades as an orthopedic surgeon Arthur Steffee found time to invent a plate-and-screw device to straighten spines.
Clarion Glass Factory Closing To Leave Hundreds Without Jobs
Hundreds of local workers are being told they're losing their jobs. The Owens-Illinois Glass Factory in Clarion is closing.
Arts and Events from The Daily Collegian
Children stories brought to life at 'If You Give a Pig a Pancake and Other Story Books'
A pig ate a pancake and a princess wore a paper bag Sunday, when popular children's books were brought to the stage at Eisenhower Auditorium.
You could say that Randy 'The Wizard' Rupert was born to carve groundhogs out of ice and wood.
McMahon's values learned in Ridgway
As an IT risk manager at Forest City Enterprise, Ridgway native Shamus McMahon quickly learned the importance of working hard.
A key municipal government panel Tuesday balked at joining 5th District Congressman Glenn Thompson's opposition to Interstate 80 tolls after panel members couldn't agree on the issue.
Rail Action Could Create Trail
A recent decision by the federal Surface Transportation Board may clear the way for the creation of a 70-mile rail trail through Clarion, Forest, Elk and McKean counties.
The Clarion University Music Department will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the death of George Fridiric Handel by presenting his most well-known oratorio "Messiah" at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Marwick-Boyd Auditorium.
Potatoes are so widely loved today that it's hard to believe that 15th- and early 16th-century Europeans considered them to be poisonous.
Clarion University Foundation Provides $4.2 Million Support
The Clarion University Foundation, Inc. provides $4.2 million in annual support to Clarion University, while the University funds the Foundation $282,265 in support of its operation, according to a report by Harry Trip, vice president for student and university affairs, to the Clarion University Council of Trustees.
Rural Valley Light-Up Night will be held with music and festivities at 6 p.m. Friday, corner of Main Street and Gourley Avenue.
Hearing Held for Former CYFS Director Charged with Tampering, Theft
On Wednesday a former Clearfield County employee had a hearing on a number of allegations that allegedly occurred while she was employed.
Church Briefs from November 13, 2009
A retired minister was recently designated pastor emeritus of two churches he served for more than a quarter century.
Nurse Practitioners reach out to community
To kickoff National Nurse Practitioner Week which began Sunday, Tri County Nurse Practitioner Association has chosen to reach out to the communities they serve.
Edinboro QB Harris has surgery
Edinboro University of Pennsylvania senior quarterback Trevor Harris had successful surgery today on his left knee and hopes to play Nov.
Weekend travels offer opportunity to savor simplicity
Early in October, we drove to Clarion for the Autumn Leaf Festival and a football game featuring Clarion University's Golden Eagles.
Pa. Football Player Stabbed In Dining Hall Scuffle
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