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Nate and Kate will perform at Music on the Lawn at Ulysses Library.
Austin Area School receives a facial upgrade as the district prepares for the start of the new school year on Wednesday, Sept. 21.
Planning commission members (L-R) Richard Neefe IV, Helen Pryslak and Rod Ouellette during the Aug. 7 meeting.
PoCo Conservation Camp teaches students
The Potter County Conservation Camp sponsored by the Black Forest Conservation Association in Coudersport has been providing environmental, conservation and outdoor sporting education instruction to students 13-15 years of age from Potter, Mckean, Cameron, Elk, Clarion and Clearfield Counties for over 40 years. This year’s camp was held from Aug. 4-10. Here, students receive fly fishing instruction provided by volunteers from the God’s Country Chapter of Trout Unlimited.
The Sheetz plan.
Patsy Stebbins, a resident of Peet Street, talks to Bob Franks, site engineer, about the proposed plan.
A special astronomy station was set up for kids. during the Family Fun Fair in Millport on Saturday.
The Family Fun Fair in Millport had a petting zoo with all sorts of farm and household animals, including kittens.
A young firefighter tries on a helmet from the Shinglehouse Fire Department.
The pool during the final stages last week.
Rachel and Jeremy Pagano were presented with a $12,409 check from the Galeton Moose Lodge #826 and WOTM Chapter 556 after a benefit was held for Rachel Pagano on July 20 to help her during her cancer treatment.
Medallions like those pictured will be awarded to each finisher in the Tryathlon and 5K Trail Run/Walk.
Matt Potter of Lawrenceville climbs Straight Run Road during the 2017 Laurel Classic Mountain Bike Challenge.
Friends of Rachel Pagano along with representatives of the Men and Women of the Galeton Moose and the Galeton VFW presented Rachel and Jeremy Pagano with $12,409. Organizers thank everyone who donated time, to the dinner or silent auction, purchased a ticket or came out to support the Paganos.
Karl Gecci, owner of a portable stage in downtown Emporium, has allowed it to remain at its present location, but the Cameron County Chamber of Commerce wants it to be used. The stage, donated by the borough of Emporium, can be pulled to different locations in the county. “It is hoped that organizers in Driftwood or Sinnemahoning will utilize the stage and host an event or two,” says Tina Solak, executive director of the chamber. The stage will remain available through the end of September when it will host entertainment for the All Fired Up Kickin Ash BBQ Contest. Anyone wishing to utilize the stage for free is asked to contact the chamber office at 814-486-4314 or cameronchamber@gmail.com.
Friends of Rachel Pagano along with representatives of the Men and Women of the Galeton Moose and a representative of the Galeton VFW presented Rachel and Jeremy Pagano with a check for $12,409. On July 20, a benefit was held for Rachel Pagano. The Benefit was scheduled to beheld at the Galeton Moose; however, due to a power outage at the last minute the benefit was moved to the Galeton VFW. Organizers of the event would like to thank everyone that donated their time, donated to the chicken dinner or silent auction, purchased a ticket to the cash giveaway or came out to support Rachel and Jeremy in any way. Donations came in from as far away asSpain. This was a great benefit and there are too many people to thank individually. Rachel and Jeremy will use the donation to help Rachel in her fight against cancer.
This beautiful tuxedo girl is Suzie. She’s about eight months old, has been spayed and vet checked. She’s a sweet girl who is looking forward to meeting you. And, if you think that two is always better than one, her twin sister Sammy is also available! If you are interested in meeting these lovely girls, call Sharon at 585-610-9860.
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Roulette Township Supervisors Brian Drabert (left), Jeremy Morey (middle) and James Ostrom (right) engage in a discussion during the Feb. 14 meeting.
Jeannette Buck
Susquehannock Trail Club
DAVID ORLOWSKI
