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Westminster College recently added administrative staff in several areas. Katy DeMedal was hired as assistant director of the Career Center.
West Middlesex farm to host horse inspections
Silver Lining Farm LLC, 179 Wet Track Road, will host the Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, and West Virginia ISR-Oldenburg Horse Inspections beginning at noon Sept.
Churchs Briefs from Aug. 29, 2008
Well-known trumpeter Tom Hunt, a member of West Middlesex Presbyterian Church, will be the main event for "Island Fun" musical outreach to the public at 6 p.m. Sept.
Things To Do from Aug. 8, 2008
John's Orthodox Church holds a huge rummage sale of more than 40 tables from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept.
WM board still balks at payments; Canyon College questions continue
West Middlesex school directors voted Monday to again table payments to teachers for classes taken through an online college not recognized by the state Department of Education.
Group homes going up in - relaxed, rural setting' in Fairview Township
Construction is under way on two group homes in Fairview Township for low-income people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Planner: Shenango Township taxes won't go up
Voters in Shenango Township won't see a tax increase in 2012 if they choose to merge with West Middlesex, a state planner Monday night told members of both communities.
Organization works to aidministries and churches
Root International is an organization working to bring together community organizations, ministries and churches.
WM school directors settle suit over discrimination claim
West Middlesex Area School Board has agreed to pay $40,000 to a Boyers woman who sued it for disability discrimination.
Superintendent Baldarelli sues WM board over contract
West Middlesex schools Superintendent Alan J. Baldarelli is suing his school board, seeking a four-year contract extension after school directors in July voted against giving him one.
Fine food, spirits on tap at Blue Ribbon Tavern
Expected to serve first drinks since GC went wet The Blue Ribbon Tavern will make history in Olde Town next month as Grove City Borough's first alcohol-serving restaurant finally opens its doors.
Chase driver draws time-served sentence
Yousef A. Adhami not only put police and the public in danger when he led police on a two-state chase Jan 7, he also set back the cause of Palestinians looking to make a life in the United States by claiming ...
Mark Wagner twirls Anita D'Apolito as they practice for a jitterbug contest during Old Fashioned Days, an event sponsored by West Middlesex Area Historical Society.
- Diploma mill' disputed; spokesman says Canyon is - a good college'
A spokesman for an Idaho-based online college some West Middlesex teachers have taken courses through denied Tuesday the institution is a diploma mill.
Handling of issue causes rift on board
A group of West Middlesex school board members said Monday they were kept in the dark while others explored the credibility of an online college the district's teachers are taking courses from.
Things To Do from July 29, 2008
Events for all ages run 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday on Mill Street in downtown West Middlesex.
Merger will be on borough ballots
Whether or not two Mercer County communities become one will be up to voters after West Middlesex council on Monday approved a ballot question on merging the borough and Shenango Township.
Online college used by West Middlesex teachers questioned
The quality of an online outlet West Middlesex teachers are using to work toward master's degrees is being called into question, board President Thomas Hubert said.
West Middlesex taking a step back in time
A West Middlesex group with an itch to delve into the town's storied past plans to put history on display for a second straight year.
Things To Do from July 18, 2008
The ride starts at Hempfield Park, off St. Glory Road, and travels through scenic farm and woodlands and offers a variety of distances for riders of every level.