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Seven-year-old Isabel Enlow and Kali Eberhart, 11, both of Clark, enjoy the Scrambler Tuesday night during the first day of the Jefferson Township Fair.
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Seven-year-old Isabel Enlow and Kali Eberhart, 11, both of Clark, enjoy the Scrambler Tuesday night during the first day of the Jefferson Township Fair.
Former local teachers celebrating jubilees
Four members of the Benedictine Sisters of Erie with ties to the Shenango Valley are celebrating jubilee years.
Protest-causing sex assault cases heard
Two former halfway house residents accused of sexually assaulting two teenagers May 31 in downtown Sharon's Bicentennial Park - an incident that prompted public outcry about the house's location - are headed to ...
Route 62 site an eyesore no more
Scratch one eyesore off the Mercer County map. A property at 8161 Sharon-Mercer Road has been cleared of junk and rubble 2e months after nearby East Lackawannock Township residents complained to authorities.
Suspect in gang shooting arrested
The man wanted on charges stemming from a Sunday shooting that police said was "gang-related" was arrested Tuesday afternoon.
If plans to toll Interstate 80 go forward, Mercer County will be home to one tolling location, said Dan Gracenin, executive director of Mercer County Regional Planning Commission.
A manager at Forrest Brooke Mobile Home Park in Lackawannock Township had charges of theft by deception held to court after allegedly being paid to do repairs he never completed.
Seven-year-old Isabel Enlow and Kali Eberhart, 11, both of Clark, enjoy the Scrambler Tuesday night during the first day of the Jefferson Township Fair.
Is old school too old school? Firm to study Case's condition
Sharon City School directors in May learned it could cost more than $30 million to renovate the aged Case Avenue Elementary building.
News Briefs from July 22, 2008
A Sharon man faces charges after he threatened a hospital security guard and used racial slurs against him early Sunday morning, police said.
A beef between rival gang members resulted in gunfire Sunday near a playground on the south side of Sharon.
Police being kept busy by break-ins, charge 2
A burglar was caught in the act in one Sharon home and another man was arrested on similar charges over the weekend, police said.
Blood drives for week of July 21, 2008
In July and August donors to the Greater Alleghenies Blood Services Region of the American Red Cross could be among six individuals to win up to $2,400 in free gasoline.
Animal Advocacy seeks help for sick poodle
Animal Advocacy of Mercer and Crawford Counties Inc., a Sharon-based adoption and rescue agency, is seeking donations to help pay medical bills for an abandoned poodle with cancer.
A Sharpsville man charged with one Thursday night burglary in Sharon is a suspect in several other recent thefts from homes in the city, police said.
Sharon, Transfer fired up over getting $261,250 grants
The federal government awarded a total of more than $500,000 to two Mercer County fire departments to buy new fire-fighting vehicles.
Drug, gun charges lead to 10-year prison term
Eric Savage came into Robert D. Major's life when Major was 8. "Good kid, excellent kid," Savage said of Major, noting that although he is Major's stepfather, he recognizes him as his son.
August Business Chronicle tells how Precision Manufacturing Institute ...
Here's what you'll find in the August issue of the Mercer County Business Chronicle, which appears free inside all home delivery and newsstand copies of The Herald's July 28 edition.
Church Briefs from July 18, 2008
Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship will meet at 6:30 p.m. today in Keystone Blind Association, 1230 Stambaugh Ave.