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Greenville council makes decision on garage
Greenville council Thursday decided to build a new public works garage on borough-owned property behind the fire station facing Ridge Avenue for $328,000. They had two other options for a new garage as ...
Greenville Water Authority mulls wells
Greenville Water Authority may consider drilling wells to use ground water as part of the treatment plant's supply.
Things to do from Oct. 9, 2008
All classmates are welcome. * The weekly meeting of Mercer County for Obama gathers at 7 p.m. this evening at Tully's in downtown Sharon.
Man on crutches robbed of pills
A Greenville man on crutches was robbed of his prescription painkillers Wednesday morning in the parking lot of the Reynolds Plaza, Pymatuning Township, police said.
George Junior Republic, Pine Township, will host its second annual Veterans Celebration from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov.
Dona t reduce property taxes, Greenville mayor urges council
Greenville Mayor Richard H. Miller has issued a budget message to borough council members with suggestions that include property taxes not be reduced.
Greenville Symphony Orchestra turns 80
The Greenville Symphony Orchestra will mark its 80th anniversary Saturday night with its first concert of the season, a space-faring extravaganza titled "Blast Off!" Director Michael Gelfand said the concert, ...
Community briefs Sept. 25, 2008
Friends of Music at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church present the Konevets Quartet at 8 p.m. Friday in the church at Penn Avenue and Clinton Street in Greenville.
Community briefs Sept. 26, 2008
Morning Sky Farm, 480 Carpenters Corners Road, Clarks Mills, as part of National Alpaca Farm Day, will be open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Whooping cough diagnosed in West Middlesex student
One case of whooping cough has been reported in the West Middlesex Area School District.
Woman facing charges for accident that injured boy
A Greenville woman is facing charges after a 3-year-old boy in her care fell out of the window of a pickup truck she was driving.
Greenville woman, county settle age discrimination suit
A Greenville woman and Mercer County officials have settled a federal age discrimination lawsuit.
State police to ferret out Thiel underage drinkers
Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement, Erie, will be patrolling Thiel College, Greenville, with campus police throughout the school year to combat underage drinking.
Stalking charge withdrawn in exchange for guilty plea
A Pymatuning Township man accused of stalking his estranged wife after breaking into her Greenville home has pleaded guilty.
Interim president named at hospital
Joel Yuhas will fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Neil Todhunter at UPMC Northwest.
Power Problems, Clean Up Continues In Western Pa.
Utility crews are working around the clock to restore power two days since the Pittsburgh region was battered by wind gusts ranging from 60 mph to more than 70 mph.
Community Briefs from Sept. 17, 2008
Organics and You, 3273 S. Main St., Sandy Lake, will mark its first anniversary of offering organic and natural foods to promote a healthy lifestyle with a variety of eco-friendly workshops and activities ...
Keystone Blind Association will start hosting monthly bingo at 1230 Stambaugh Ave., Sharon.
Biden shoots from hip By 2008-09-12 14:15:00 Lancaster New Era Editor, New Era: As a long-time resident of Delaware, before moving to Pennsylvania, I am familiar with Joe Biden's views.
Deadline's here for bars wanting OK to light up
With Pennsylvania's public smoking ban taking effect Thursday, today is the last day bars and businesses have to apply for an exemption to the law, if they want patrons to keep lighting up.
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