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CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS –– The borough has been working on placemaking and revitalization for a few years. Cambridge Springs Borough Council member Brian Harman is part of that effort to make the borough a better place to live and work. “I thought about a butterfly and flower sculpture in memory of...
WINCHESTER – The first female sergeant in the Winchester Police Department’s history, Kathryn DiPerna was recently appointed as such and is very excited to take on this new role. Sergeant DiPerna grew up in Winchester and currently lives in the area with her husband and children. She has always loved...
OLEAN — Repeat was the name of the game at the 13th annual Southern Tier Corporate Challenge, with the fastest man, woman and CEO awards going to the 2022 winners. The Greater Olean Area Chamber of Commerce and Olean High School Sports Boosters reported that 833 people from 32 organizations...
An ideal week for Danielle Marsh includes almost-daily five- to seven-mile runs with at least two longer treks, all in the name of training for an annual 200-mile run that takes place over the course of a single week. It’s a challenge the 2007 Boiling Springs High School graduate, who...
Ripon College will honor 10 alumni with special awards Friday. These awards will be presented during Alumni Weekend at the 1851 Awards Dinner. Distinguished Alumni Citation ➤ Nancy Wadley Keough ‘67 of Pebble Beach, Calif., for career achievements and service to the community. Nancy Keough She is a retired lawyer...
Ripon Area School District Curriculum Director Chrissy Damm, second from right, provided an overview of the end-of-the year report card. She is flanked by, from left, Barlow Park/Journey Principal Tanya Sanderfoot, Pupil Services Director Emmy Jess and Reading Specialist Jill Puhlmann-Becker. Jonathan Bailey photo The Ripon Area School District (RASD)...
A familiar face will be on the ballot in November in the Augusta County constitutional officer races, as longtime former Pastures District Supervisor Tracy Pyles is running for the commissioner of the revenue office. Pyles filed his candidacy late last week. The filing deadline for the November ballot was Tuesday....
The Tygert Street bridge is closed to pedestrian traffic due to a 3-foot hole, inset, in the bridge and foundation washing out. The Common Council voted last week Tuesday to award a $262,000 bid to Egbert Excavating for the bridge’s removal and the installation of a trail through Horner Park. ...
Phyllis Zimmerman For The Sentinel The Cumberland Valley School District is purchasing the property of a nearby church with a congregation that’s reportedly “dwindling” in size. On Monday night, the Cumberland Valley School Board authorized the district to purchase the Family Worship Center property at 6780 Carlisle Pike for $825,000....
BRADFORD, Pa. — No one was injured in a blaze that destroyed two homes late Monday night on Summer Street in the City of Bradford — the fifth house fire within a five-week span in the city. Officials on Tuesday said the fires are unrelated and that most of the...
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Calendar of Events; June 1-20, 2023
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