Monday Nov 2 | Grand Junction Free Press
Ex-Notre Dame worker to repay much of $29,000 tip SOUTH BEND, Ind. - A woman mistakenly tipped $29,000 by the University of Notre Dame in her catering paycheck will return more than half of the money in $50 monthly payments over the next 28 years.
Utility company lays it on the line
Progress? CMP reports that, thanks to the new transmission line and substation installed at Bragdon Commons a number of years ago, the power outage that occurred during Harvestfest weekend was hours shorter than it would have been otherwise.
Bill Clinton says a vast, right-wing conspiracy that once targeted him is now focusing on President Barack Obama.
Couple has 49-year marriage, but no documents
A western Pennsylvania couple still plan to celebrate their 49th wedding anniversary next month, even though they recently learned their marriage paperwork was never filed.
Wilmore couple find marriage paperwork not filed
In a few weeks, Frank and Betty Skrout should be celebrating their 49th wedding anniversary.
Couple married 49 years has no documents
A western Pennsylvania couple still plan to celebrate their 49th wedding anniversary next month even though they recently learned their marriage paperwork was never filed.
Man who kept CSA flowing to step down
For the last eight years, Cambria Somerset Authority officials have counted on an experienced engineer to keep five dams - including Somerset County's Quemahoning Reservoir - running smoothly.
Traffic stop results in drugs, weapons charges
An aggressive-driving enforcement in Summerhill Township landed a Johnstown man and a companion from Maryland in the Cambria CountyPrison on drugs and weapons charges, police Chief Paul Bonfanti said Wednesday.
Forest Hills Alliance midway in forming regional plan
A bedroom community for Johnstown and Richland Township or a commercial industrial center, the communities making up the Forest Hills School District have the potential to be many things, a state official concludes.
Dumping at Que concerns officials
Since Quemahoning Reservoir opened to the public in 2000, it has become a playground for anglers and other outdoor enthusiasts.
Longtime District Judge Galen Decort once again captured the support of voters Tuesday on both the Democratic and Republican ballots.