Photos from the March 9 papers are now online
Seneca Highlands students earn certifications
Port Allegany students (left to right) Levi Culver, Lane Crawford and Kristopher Herbert, from Mr. Bryant’s Networking and Security shop at the Seneca Highlands Career and Technical Center have earned their PC Pro Certification. Levi and Kristopher also earned their Network Pro certifications in 2022. The certificates each come with a $1,000 employment guarantee ensuring the examined skills are workforce-ready. For more information on the Networking and Security program, email bbryant@iu9ctc.org.
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Youth Leader Scholarship winners
Recipients of the Youth Leader Scholarship (from left to right): Kendra Moises, Trystan Shuman, Eli Clark and Natalie Bliss.
Recipients of The Youth Leader Scholarship (from left to right): Kendra Moises, Trystan Shuman, Eli Clark and Natalie Bliss.
Baby Bag given away
Amanda Wood, of Mansfield, was awarded the Grand Prize from the Tioga County Partnership for Community Health Immunization Program’s Baby Bag Project. Shown left to right are Carolyn Moyer, program coordinator, Wood holding baby Paxton, Sue Sticklin, executive director, and Larson, age 3.
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Exit Laughing
Pictured are: (standing) Amanda Fleming who plays Rachel, a college-age daughter of Connie, and Travis Twoey, as a college student looking for ways to make extra income to pay for school. Sitting on the couch are (from left to right) Natalie Kennedy as Leona, Deb Sawyer as Connie and Robin Gaige as Millie.
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Archery team achieves in first competition
The This Is My Quest archery team (pictured above) recently returned from the National Scholastic 3-D Archery tournament in Owensboro, Ky. The Junior Eagle team finished with a national ranking of 15. The Eagle team finished in 17th place and the Youth team placed 53rd. The obstacles they overcame to get up there and finish this shoot makes me even more proud to be their coach,” said Rose Moore. “While we didn’t walk away with a podium win, we became stronger as individuals and as a team.” Moore notes that some shooters achieved their highest-ever personal scores.
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Head Start studies tubes and tunnels
John Ambruch (above, with the Canton 2 Head Start class) from Schoonover Plumbing & Heating recently visited the Canton 2 Head Start class. Ambruch came to help the class with their current study of tubes and tunnels and brought tubes with him. As he showed each one, he talked about how they are used in their homes. He also showed a slideshow of different animals that burrow and make tunnels. Thank you to Schoonover Plumbing & Heating for teaching the class about the tubes and how they work.
Emporium Food Market March Madness giveaway
For the second year in a row, Scott McCann, owner of Emporium Food Market, is giving away a $250 shopping spree to the person who can pick the winners from the 68 teams selected for the Men’s College Basketball March Madness competition. Teams will be selected on Sunday March 12. Brackets must be turned into Emporium Food Market by March 16 before the first round games begin. Last year Cameron County school student Taylon Tucker (pictured above with McCann) beat out more than 12 adults in selecting Kansas as the winner.
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Mansfield student advances to State Chorus
Logan Faust, Tenor 1, from North Penn-Mansfield Jr./Sr. High school successfully auditioned for the PMEA All State Choir. Logan is the first student in 26 years from Mansfield to progress to this level of competition. The All State Choral Concert will be held on Saturday, April 22 at 10:30 a.m. at the Kalahari resort.
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