Altoona, PA News

• Altoona, PA News
• Bellwood-Antis turns outdoor space into a classroom
• Tyrone reinstates police bike patrol
• Teacher loses cancer battle
• Library seeks stable funding
• Remembering sacrifices
• VFW members work to preserve Altoona post
• Storms cause fire, several outages
• Iraq vets will be thanked at parade
• Sketching helps injured veteran stay busy
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• Thunderstorms cause minor problems around the region
• Drilling-law updates overstep zoning rights, some say
• Altoona considers new tax on commuters
• Cresson teen killed in crash on interstate
• Sifrit double murder case - Ten years later
• Utilities: Power grid ready to handle summer increase
• Fire leaves Williamsburg family of four homeless
• Victim in APD case files lawsuit
• Spanier sues PSU
• PCN to air segment on Tyrone veteran's World War II experience
• Police probe robbery
• City blaze ruled arson
• Ex-president Bush plays golf in Bedford
• Gay marriage stance turns Nardelli over to Republican side
• Council pulls up reins on animal ordinance
• Protesters blast budget
• AASD receives $1.5M grant
• Teens honored for achievement
• On the mend
• Paterno earned $13.4M pension
• Police: Pair had $1.5M in heroin
• Victims confront arsonist about fire
• High grass giving cemetery problems
• Transplant recipient doing well in hospital
• Ex-officers to have Blair County jury
• Heart attack gap narrowed
• Judge refuses to delay Sandusky's trial
• Police: Several injured on I-99
• Driver dies in crash Sunday morning
• PennDOT targets distracted driving
• Bellamy entrenched in area culture
• Students at Allegheny No. 1 cope with change
• Armed Forces Day unites area veterans, supporters
• Hard work, education keys to help children escape poverty
• Privatizing liquor shops divides politicians
• Chamber aims to prevent child abuse
• Convicted child killer wants right to appeal
• Boy receives heart transplant
• Two gliders crash
• Plane makes quick landing
• Postal Service moving on with cuts
• Radical changes may follow Act 47
• Altoona student to receive heart transplant
• One injured in Blair glider crash
• Donnelly named new BG principal
• Drill tests area hospitals
• Summers sentenced for assaulting girls
• Altoona man gets jail time for setting fire
• Coroner:?Prisoner died of natural causes
• Fire forces city to tear down part of Russo complex
• HASD decides to close Allegheny No. 1
• Pets die in eighth avenue blaze
• Tyrone hires three new full-time officers
• Charge dismissed against woman who fled deputies
• Monthly sewer payments could triple in Gallitzin
• County may cut compost funding
• Hollidaysburg to decide fate of Allegheny No. 1 tonight
• USDA?loan might not be used
• Police: Mom walks in on 23-year-old with son
• Train museum packed to move
• O'Brien calls PSU 'the best job in college football' despite what's gone on with scandal
• SBDC recognizing Bedford pharmacist
• Blair using new phone system
• Police chief enjoys small-town work
• Conditions surrounding canine initiate controversy
• New Cove leader on tap
• Chief: Russo fire likely set
• Residents butt heads with litter
• Proposed legislation would increase options for farmers to legally move wide equipment
• Proposed legislation would increase options for farmers to legally move wide equipment
• Foreclosed homes irk neighbors
• Date change may aid PSU officials
• Killer asks for DNA testing in his case
• Day-reporting center opens in Ebensburg
• Abuser gets plea deal
• Area schools facing problems at dances
• Auditor General calls for repairs to deficient bridges
• Drug bust targets 37
• State: Mergers help avoid distress
• Chevron: No gas drilling this year
• Group signs 10-year lease to open first no-leash dog park
• Dozens of drug dealers sought in Blair County bust
• Block grants slashed by $516K
• State: Bickel's lien satisfied
• District ranked No. 54 in Pa.
• Sandusky defense subpoenas weighed
• Sandusky seeks trial delay
• Local air authority targeted
• County changing office locations
• Two-way traffic on Chestnut discussed
• Walgreens nixes plan for new location
• McQueary intends to sue PSU
• Senate GOP plan adds money for education
• Ex-judge suspended for fondling relative
• Northern Bedford girls, B-A boys win titles
• Students upset over 'grinding' regulation
• Bickel's: Lien was reduced, paid off
• Tyrone band director, dean leaves
• Grads encouraged to find themselves
• PSU scandal calls attention to man's job
• Fundraiser to benefit teen who needs heart
• Ford Music closing
• City mayor won't seek re-election in 2013
• Mount graduates encouraged to listen
• Penn State Altoona grads meet day with mixed emotion
• Analysis: Gas drilling generates $3.5 billion
• Blair residents, businesses lead all fifth-class counties in tax money owed to the state
• Special report: The son rises at St. Francis -- Rob Krimmel's hiring forces school to defend accusations of nepotism
• Ex-school could be home to free clinic
• Horner appeals verdict, sentence
• Sandusky defense filing mentions more accusers
• Taliaferro one of 3 new PSU trustees
• Judge denies guilty plea withdrawal in murder case
• Take a Swing Against Breast Cancer-Volunteers Needed!
• Police:Robber hits 2 banks
• Amusement parks gearing up for season
• Taste of the Alleghenies set to whet appetites
• Dealer expresses remorse
• Residents raise drilling concerns
• City receives entry into Act 47 distressed program
• Possible drilling raises concern
• Altoona declared 'financially distressed' under Act 47
• Discovery Garden support continues
• County judges begin to prepare for 2013
• Cuts coming to Head Start programs
• Act 47 decision coming
• Huntingdon property tax ratio changed to 80 percent
• Local airports win funding for upgrades
• Voter ID law challenged
• Coalport woman rescued
• In the zone
• Gloria Gates Foundation opening at fourth location
• Democrats pick Flarend to counter McGinnis
• Former prison guard accused of smuggling drugs, tobacco
• Police: SUV driver will face charges
• Ex-officers, bar named in lawsuit
• ABCD Corp. encourages campus-related projects
• Two deaths probed in Johnstown
• Local vet takes shot at Warrior Games
• Navy veteran happy to return
• Boy, 5, killed in Bedford collision
• Pilot among 7 entering Hall of Fame
• Police:?Crash kills 32-year-old
• Lasch family 'heartbroken' that scandal has tarnished PSU legacy
• Geist loss reduces area's clout
• McGinnis: Debate decision cost Geist
• Logan Township sewer project still under review
• Police: Football player received pot
• AG objects to Sandusky's lawyers subpoena use
• Puppy found alive in trash
• Threats made against Hollidaysburg's mayor
• Logan Township approves use of roads for 2012 Tour
• Legislature's cash reserve hit $184 million last fiscal year
• FBI?returns computers to targets of Pitt probe
• Widow questions prison's actions
• 814 area code staying put for now
• Couple's home targeted
• Geist sticks to decisions
• Made for walking
• Senate votes to slow post office closings
• Haigh named seventh coach of St. Francis women's basketball program
• Smith wins GOP race, will take on Casey
• Critz holds off Altmire's challenge
• Geist outcome 'stuns' some
• McGinnis unseats Geist
• Voter turnout was reported to be light during Tuesday's primary election.
• Unofficial primary election results
• McGinnis wins 79th district
• Police: Man texted woman after sexually assaulting her
• IDs not required for primary
• Council: Distressed denial would trigger cuts
• Storm brings late snow to region
• Horner gets consecutive life terms
• PTOs continue generating revenue
• Executive director devoted to fighting drug usage
• Tree planting marks soldier's memory
• Analysis: Job market harsh for new grads
• Senate candidates search for spotlight
• Athletic facility at Mount will benefit region
• Local CiCi's Pizza closes suddenly
• O'Brien era begins with little from offensive playbook
• Hospital condemns properties for parking
• Operation Our Town collaboration seen as good start in first five years
• Organizations happy to see increased limits for games
• Gasoline prices falling after 4-month surge
• Eighth Street Bridge to close for more repairs
• Police: Woman beat man for $1,200
• O'Brien, new offense debut in B-W Game
• Afghan business owners get lesson at DelGrosso
• Tyrone man sues Altoona, 9 officers
• Piner linked to pair of homicides
• Paterno estate receives $5.5 million
• Treatment plant pollution results better than expected so far
• Firefighters contend with blaze in uphill battle
• Norfolk Southern paints locomotives to celebrate company's 30th birthday
• Police: Senior citizen beaten
• Five inmates in hospital after crash
• Tea party marks tax day with rally
• Huntingdon County assessment ratio change proposed
• Homicide questions linger for defendants
• Neighborhoods watching out
• Crash kills Woodbury woman
• Unfunded mandates split Gov., schools
• Audience revels in opening performance as entertainers recount day
• Open MRI scanner excites 611 MRI
• Fire damages city homes
• Penn State president gets grand jury subpoena
• Kinkade sales surge after death
• New Cambria technology director brings efficiency
• University's event stirs political passion
• Family: Bullying preceded stabbing
• State lawmakers propose abolishing real-estate tax
• Teen pregnancy rates fall
• Aggravating factors needed to make a death penalty case
• Blair County has faced high number of death penalty cases in recent years
• 'Well-rounded coach': O'Brien relates to players with mix of intensity, humor
• Tyrone sidewalk project gets green-light
• Cat in the Hat travels the world
• Judge: Boy killed dad's fiancee, fetus
• Police:?Woman ran from court
• Accused shooter heading to trial
• Judge refuses to toss abuse charges against Sandusky
• Township unveils fire truck geared to raise domestic violence awareness
• Couple honored for commitment
• Bomb threats expand
• Sorority sisters' felony charges dropped
• Hollidaysburg board weighing budget options
• child abuse ceremony stresses vigilance
• Feds: Man burned cross
• Council warns of cuts if Act 47 denied
• Valley View Park to become smoke-free zone
• Study: Tax deadline day can be deadly
• Anglers ready for season to open
• DA objects to sentence delays
• Santorum drops out
• Road rage lands man in prison for 6 years
• Police say grandma hogties boy for clinic trip
• Challenger is lone candidate at chamber debate
• Voting for PSU board to begin today
• Golf course owner killed mowing grass
• Judge issues gag order in Sandusky case
• Motorcycle training venue located in time
• Police: Paintball shooting leads to forgery charge
• Local woman finds new purpose in cards
• Sorority facing discipline for attack
• War of words
• Texting law still fresh to many drivers, officers
• Northern Cambria consolidation remains a work in progress
• Bomb threats rattle Pitt students
• Coalition:?Rate hikes 'betray' vets
• Dog park association still looking for site
• Santorum popularity still running low in Pa.
• Judge:?Access road needs to be built now
• Altoona man gets 40 years in Texas
• Community, team gear up for another season
• Man abused as altar boy dies in Ohio
• Trustees defend Corbett
• Motion to dismiss Sandusky charges shelved
• Corbett denies he drove Paterno firing
• Attempt to fulfill 'cop fantasy' ends in DUI charges
• PSU students protest funding
• Town buzzes but proceeds as usual
• Santorum vows to fight
• Man faces atttempted murder charges
• Blair's health rankings unfavorable
• County preps for Santorum
• State recommends city enter Distressed Municipalities Program
• Santorum sets visit
• AASD Board: Budget 'not pretty'
• Today's hearing to take testimony on whether Altoona can enter Act 47
• Judge: Bar dealer from Blair County
• Analysis: Airline service on the rise once again
• Vet on journey of helping, healing
• Most will file tax returns electronically
• Students hope to bounce above goal
• Motorists must give bicyclists wider berth
• Mock trial team falter in semifinals
• Horner faces familiar routine with life sentence
• Everett alumni touring old school for last time
• Erika Sifrit appeals on mental issues
• Mercy Hospital had secular start 102 years ago
• Horner attorney reflects on trial
• AG details PSU perjury statements
• Pirates to play exhibition in Altoona against Curve in April, 2013
• Man who wrote about his love for his Alzheimer's-stricken wife kills her, self
• Rates drop for Peoples Natural Gas customers
• Bets to win Mega Millions jackpot total about $1.5B
• Test could keep strikers from getting food stamps
• Judge delays Sandusky's trial
• Campus suspends sorority
• Gas prices in Altoona tie all-time high as residents weigh options
• Cambria Heights could leave Admiral Peary
• Community icon closes its doors
• Williams' son: 'We do feel justice was served'
• Horner receives life in prison
• Mo Valley initiative boosts test results
• Veteran bikes across country
• Murder convict faces death penalty
• Expert: Horner lacked intent
• More information sought before deciding on merger
• Claysburg speaker: Make your own choices
• Water main search goes dry
• PSU students march for Trayvon Martin
• Dancer redirects academic focus to biology major
• Winter heat
• Police: Three dealers arrested
• Blair joins Act 47 coalition
• County explores veterans court
• Altoona native crowned at pageant
• Tyrone community comes together for cancer-stricken boy
• Foundation offers hope, support to battle growing problem of suicide
• Police: Campus sorority sisters fought over stolen vodka bottle
• Workers to probe water main break
• Catholic church prepares for 'assault' on liberties
• Drivers pump less
• Wife: Iraq changed Horner
• Water main breaks above cavern site
• Horner trial resumes today
• Lawyer: Toss Sandusky charges
• Police: Suspect who snuck into school wanted money
• Veteran-turned-actor: 'Find a way to make it work'
• PSU probe continues
• Hollidaysburg board warns of bleak finances
• Act 47 dangers presented
• Pathologist details fatal wounds
• Agency decries denial of housing funds for Mortgage Court program
• Sandusky lawyer gets details on accusers
• Accident snarls boulevard traffic
• Police: Horner said he was victim of kidnapper who killed pair
• 'Oh my God, that's my Ray'
• Postal service changes 'minimal'
• Hazard prompts bleacher spending
• Horner trial begins
• Pleasant Valley Boulevard reopens to traffic
• Steelers WR Hines Ward retiring
• Primary registration deadline looming
• AmeriCorps volunteers dedicated to community
• Companies say copper wiring is best for grounding system
• Horner trial begins today
• Competition brings teams from across state to Hollidaysburg
• County could add specialty courts
• Penn State Board of Trustees candidates list
• PSU trustee candidates eager for new culture
• Ex-Illinois president believes Penn State can recover from scandal
• CO2 suspected in death of Sinking Valley man
• Horner jury seated as trial to begin Monday
• City home deemed unsafe
• Harris: PSU trustees should go
• PSU implements Freeh's suggestions
• Penn State: AG subpoenaed 'a number' of employees
• PSU prez: Making progress on Freeh recommendations
• Blair booking facility put on the fast track
• Borough marking 125th anniversary
• Airline proposal would keep Dulles hub
• Driver in fatal Somerset crash from Duncansville
• Alleged Altoona, Scranton shooter mentally unable to stand trial
• School bus, truck crash kills one near Somerset
• Bedford arson spree yields seven arrests
• Act 47 splits council
• Horner jury still incomplete
• Chief:?I'm not getting pension payments
• Convicted dealer fights for properties
• Judge:?Sandusky info doesn't exist
• Delegation to examine city finances
• Arts center founder looking at Altoona
• WRTA still evaluating whether to stop Limbaugh's show
• Sandusky defense seeks specifics on incidents
• PSU: Lack of leadership led to Paterno's firing
• Judge denies Sandusky bid for more particulars
• YMCA tries to cut costs for some
• Radio-controlled planes displayed at area armory
• Area couple primes puppies to guide America's disabled
• PSSA?testing begins today
• Brush fire burns 30 acres near Horseshoe Curve
• Juniata wins national honor
• Shuster challenger removed from ballot
• Griffith family foundation fighting cancer
• Chamber debate called off
• Realtors say 2012 could be a year of greater confidence and sales
• PSU study shows Marcellus Shale growth, dairy decline
• Second Horner jury to be selected
• Local Limbaugh target stands ground
• Prelims scheduled in area cocaine ring
• Prison workers resist job privatization
• Shots fired at Pa. psych clinic; injuries reported
• Texting ban targets distracted driving
• Trooper kills Maryland man after Turnpike confrontation
• Hastings father, son arrested
• East Coast settles lawsuit over death
• Valley View union to sign contract
• Supervisors support fee
• Gas industry jobs targeted
• Judge schedules Sandusky hearing
• Old mine searched for stolen items
• DA pursuing eight homes
• Tussey woman at center of Limbaugh storm
• Woman jailed without trial released on bond
• Critz's opponent can stay on ballot
• Toomey talks Marcellus in visit to Johnstown
• Light snowfall this winter allows road crews to stay up on maintenance
• State expands banned crimes for school district employees
• Report: Tyrone officer said no to 'high-five' from DUI suspect
• Suspected meth lab yields no findings
• Students in fatal car crash on mend
• End to adultBasic causes 'nightmares' for some
• Public safety at heart of changes to 911 Center
• Ultrasound bill tabled
• Cambria crash kills two
• Hospital sets closing date, time
• Tyrone Borough manager resigns for own reasons
• Proposed Peoples price increase may be 4 percent less
• Horner sticking with his attorneys
• Home and garden show targets the ladies
• Lead singer of The Monkees had ties to area
• Sandusky's alleged victims detailed
• Blair hospitals talking about affiliations
• Driver in fatal crash pleads guilty
• Multimillion-dollar cocaine ring busted
• Steelers will release Hines Ward
• Customers could see $7-per-month increase
• Local pipe-bombing trials conclude
• Inmate accepts treatment
• Proposed cuts to welfare irk Dems
• Warriors hit the slopes
• PSU trustees start 'listening tour'
• Blair proposes changes to judicial boundaries
• Driver receives up to 7 years
• Former Bon Secours Hospital to close near the end of March
• GACTC enrollment could rise
• Taxes add up for volunteer
• Quarry plans halted
• Accused Blizzard dealer facing more charges
• Judge OKs sale of Morris-owned homes
• ATF agent confirms investigation
• Possibility of $5 gas has businesses wary
• Local seaman perished 70 years ago
• Taliaferro takes aim at seat on PSU board
• City sends distress petition to state
• East Broad Top Railroad receives $2 million grant
• Late doctor a 'generous friend, gentleman'
• Unfunded pension mandate raises ire
• Feds seek records of PSU payments
• Duncansville mail center's fate murky
• AAHS student charged as adult with robbery
• Jaffa outdoors show celebrates 30th year
• Logan, Altoona merger unlikely
• Windy conditions forecast
• Hileman passionate about history of war
• Police: Cocaine bags fell out of man's underwear
• Standards for deciding paternity changing
• Colleges say cuts will hurt students
• City seeks to enter distressed program
• Staton loses Supreme Court appeal
• Geneva College files suit over birth control
• Ex-mayors say Distressed Municipalities Program is inevitable
• Judge gives Choros maximum sentence
• Horner might represent himself
• Police say crash kills Bedford man
• Westerly project's first report positive
• Santorum, Romney differences now clearer
• Alleged dealer caught at casino
• Tyrone students go 'All In'
• Journey goes from Africa to courtroom
• MMA Madness: Convention Center thinks outside the box for events
• Family, friends recall drummer hit by car while walking home
• THON raises $10.6M
• Police: Man stole identity
• Bellwood, Big Brothers Big Sisters pair
• Six Penn State Altoona students dance at THON
• Lessons from childhood and beyond helped Witherspoon transform problems into solutions
• Police: Man killed in crash
• Logan settles housing dispute for $110,000
• Judge orders man to serve jail term
• Leaders hold out little hope dangerous Route 56 curve will be fixed
• Police probe bar fight shooting
• Couple highlight Outdoor Show
• Blair reviews ACLU report
• Corbett discusses jobs, budget in visit to Johnstown business
• Terror suspect arrested near Capitol in FBI sting
• Liquor board seeks bill to generate $150 million
• Man facing trial on child porn charges
• Whitney, campus employee shared bond
• James E. Van Zandt Medical Center debuts 8,500-square-foot addition
• Allegheny No. 1 possible closing stirs emotion
• Student leader: Cuts will hurt PSU enrollment
• Students reminded about seat belt law
• Cambria budget approved Tuesday
• County system will alert residents
• Justice at its best in Blair County
• Stehley pleads guilty to assaulting 6-year-old
• Judge gives Sandusky local jury, visitation
• Fatal crash victim identified
• Penn State's Stupar proposes at Beaver Stadium
• Local merchants expecting big day
• Judge denies motion to keep Sandusky indoors
• Traffic duties changing hands
• Section 8 tenants seek class action designation
• Polka host had deep affection for Polish culture, family
• City native finds success at Google
• Blair County nursing homes listed among Pennsylvania's finest
• Analysis: Corruption probe lessons might not last
• Ceasing stimulus creates gap in education funding
• Police: Snyder pair grew pot plants
• Airport subsidies could be preserved
• Services to help victims of juvenile crime on governor's budget chopping block
• Large mushroom operation busted
• Area could see 7 inches of snow
• East Coast closeout begins
• Plan B access scrutinized
• Sandusky states case for visitation
• Tentative Sandusky trial date set
• (UPDATED 4:10 p.m.) Police bust suspected mushroom drug operation
• Widow of man killed by police files lawsuit
• Retired White House staffer: 9/11 fight persists
• Suspected meth lab busted
• DA says Zeth case won't be hurried
• Tab for Horner trial increasing
• House sends significant gas-drilling bill to Corbett
• Area ski resorts experience mixed results because of lack of snow
• Cove burglary suspect charged
• Man shot by homeowner dies
• Welfare cuts get mixed reviews
• Corbett tightens belt
• 10:30 a.m.: City Council meeting canceled
• Bomb sentences disputed in court
• Morning-after pill available to students at Shippensburg
• AG wants Sandusky to remain indoors
• Experts: Pension, jobs take budget priority
• Altoona readies vote for 'distressed status'
• East Coast future murky
• Judge dismisses jurors in Horner case
• Judge: Horner jury selection to start over
• Casey pushes rebates to spur natural-gas powered vehicles
• Manager faces increasing demands
• Drilling bill vote possible this week
• Proposed cuts to Defense Department not expected to affect local Guard, Reserves
• Consortiums can save money for school districts
• Outdoor groups urge Corbett to uphold moratorium on state forest gas leases
• Earned income tax can cost cities
• Altoona studies distress plans
• Man, 59, killed in one-car accident
• Police: Drunken father picks up son from jail
• Zeth still in critical condition
• Pair of districts cited in rejection
• Penn State offers programs to help agriculture, people
• Super Bowl glimpse: O'Brien expected to bring version of Patriots' offense to Happy Valley
• Snooki and JWoww wanted in Jersey Shore ... Pa.
• Altoona-Johnstown Diocese only one in state to see bump in enrollment
• County suicides surge in 2011
• Horner murder trial moves forward
• Farm Service office to learn fate soon
• Police: Brooklyn man tries to stash his crack
• Mirage liquor disappearing
• Corbett backs off limits on asset test
• A break from winter
• Police: Hollidaysburg man tries to eat his Blizzard
• AG: Centre residents should not be jurors
• Local ballpark refueling
• Several buildings burn in Portage
• Casey: Extend payroll tax cut
• Curve rename ballpark Peoples Natural Gas Field
• 5:30 p.m.: Blaze hits multiple Portage buildings
• Slowing down can avoid incidents like deadly Florida crash
• Altoona library turns focus to new plan
• Ex-APD officers ask court for separate trials
• Driver in fatal crash pleads
• Florist works to improve her town
• Police: Man wounds woman with shotgun
• Squalls cause travel troubles
• Chamber issues a 'buy here' challenge
• Servello gallery closing
• Peoples' gains lie in the community
• Ballpark names typically cost 6 figures
• National initiative in place to help homeless veterans
• Developer reappointed to water authority
• Doctor: JoePa's cancer tough to beat
• Suspected meth lab results in charges against five residents
• SFU hunger drive collects 40K pounds of food
• Major donor dies
• Drug raid nets 44 suspects
• George, longtime representative retiring
• Players spanning Paterno's six decades honor the late coach with moving tributes
• Rudel: Family takes lead in healing PSU faithful
• Paterno's legacy cemented
• Police take 44 in Blair County drug sweep
• Legend laid to rest
• Nike's Phil Knight defends Paterno, criticizes PSU administration
• Commissioners meet to trim 2012 budget
• Franco to be recommended for Altoona job
• Redistricting map shot down
• Blair commissioners say influence over BCB naming rights minimal
• Murder-suicide reported
• O'Brien on Paterno: "We shared a lot of the same beliefs"
• Rudel: Turnout for legend fitting
• Paterno, patriarch of many families honored
• More than 200 Blair Countians join pro-life rally
• Allegheny Township officer dies clearing snow
• Paterno, Penn State helped unify Pennsylvania
• Public viewing for Paterno begins today
• Joseph Vincent Paterno: 1926-2012
• UPDATED: Blair County Ballpark to be renamed after Peoples Natural Gas
• Paterno to be buried Wednesday
• Local woman uses experience to help with Alzheimer's support group
• Local seamstress lends talents to son's Army Reserves unit
• Bishop offers his condolences
• Tragic loss hits PSU
• Bill O'Brien statement on Joe Paterno's passing
• Tom Bradley statement on Paterno's passing
• Legendary former Penn State coach Joe Paterno dies at 85
• Skills of workers don't always match up with employer needs
• Police say knife fight puts pair in hospital
• Incorrect report from PSU student-run website ignites Paterno death rumor
• Students gather at statue
• Paterno fighting for his life
• UPDATE: Paterno's sons deny their father has died
• Match 6 winner sold at Duncansville store
• Supreme Court justice still holding the cards
• Fire guts garage at city cemetery
• Trustees elect new leaders
• Father questions shooter's reasons
• Jury acquits dad, 26, of endangerment
• Duplex fire leaves 7 homeless
• Trustees discuss Paterno ouster
• Lawyer: Shooter had right to fire
• Martinsburg residents discuss park's future
• Carpenter pondering Wright competency
• Bedford airport gets new charter service
• Britt guilty of assaulting prison officer
• City learns about Act 47 from DCED
• Lawyers ask for medical reports
• Johnstown man found guilty of assault charges
• Blair Honda moving to Valley View
• Blair County expands electronic recycling
• Cambria defendant continues outbursts
• WPIAL divides into new sections
• Lawyers wait for Horner decision
• Local hockey league rallies for paralyzed player
• Electric plants shifting from coal to natural gas
• Penn?State Altoona marks Martin Luther King Jr. Day with speaker
• Police probing shooting
• Airport restaurant receives new management
• Altoona to learn more about state program for distressed cities
• Homeowner shoots man on porch
• City codes office, finance, personnel among areas hit by attrition
• School voucher program, earned income credit cap both on table
• Paterno addresses scandal
• Get to know the new PSU coaches: Detailed profiles of each staff member
• Blair emergency units to receive $1M upgrade
• Judge bounds cocaine charges over for trial
• Second Mile to sell land
• Paterno hospitalized again
• Supreme court halts jury selection
• AP: Paterno back in hospital for 'minor complications'
• Supreme Court stays Horner jury selection
• Dickey seeks halt in jury selection
• Farm show for the young and old
• Out-of-town rig driver's decision to try sharp hill results in truck emptying
• Sandusky sighting questioned
• Drug kingpin gets 104 to 216 years
• Wind, winter weather advisories in effect
• Carter gets 104 years for drug offenses
• Wife: Charged AD fighting lung cancer
• USDA could close building in Hollidaysburg
• Hardware stores brace for possible ice, snow
• PSU alumni grill Erickson
• Man faces 837 child porn counts
• New Lion staff takes shape without Jay Paterno
• Asset test proposed for food stamps
• Corbett freeze has Blair County officials on edge
• Altoona man sentenced for gun incident
• Erickson to remain PSU president into 2014
• PSU president outlines future plans
• Jay Paterno will not be retained on PSU coaching staff
• PSU's new defensive coordinator Roof likes multiple, aggressive schemes out of 4-3 base
• Man sentenced to jail for child endangerment
• Dickey: Reverse Horner decision
• Choros facing 20 to 40 years in jail
• PSU players impressed by O'Brien after first team meeting
• Horner jury selection scheduled for Tuesday
• New Pa. Farm Show exhibit allows visitors to interact with butterflies
• Pittsburgh's season ends in Denver
• Giger: PSU gets best of both worlds -- offensively and defensively -- with coaching moves
• Rudel: New coach gets victory on his first Saturday
• 'Penn State has been my life' Bradley says in classy farewell
• Rudel: O'Brien wows crowd during introduction as PSU coach
• 'This is unbelievable': O'Brien thrilled to be hired by 'special program' like Penn State
• 'Dancing with the Stars' champ speaking locally
• Pfister enters guilty pleas related to cocaine ring
• Local 'Kringle' saves day
• Local Penn State fans react to school's pick
• O'Brien's contract for 5 years, $2.3 million per year (base plus incentives)
• Larry Johnson to remain on staff as PSU's defensive line coach
• Firefighter rescues clerk
• O'Brien in State College; Bradley relieved of duties
• Redistricting legal battle coming
• Police arrest man in drag
• Rudel: O'Brien hire seems a reach at first glance
• Reports: PSU tabs Patriots' O'Brien
• Accused car thief stunned 10 times
• Judge bars Horner insanity defense
• Amtran cuts bus service to Duncansville
• Group with local ties could take over The Second Mile programs
• Allen murder convictions stand
• Cambria swears in new leaders
• New Altoona City Council eager to take on the task
• Giger: PSU has been boring, predictable on offense for years but should get boost from coaching changes
• Weather wreaks havoc on area roads
• Budget deficit nears $500M
• Giger: PSU has been boring, predictable on offense for years but should get boost from coaching change
• Chesapeake Bay report links jobs, cleanup
• Slick conditions hit area roads
• Shoe business still kicking in Bedford County
• Welcoming the new year
• Keenum sets records, while Bolden misfires all day as Houston beats PSU, 30-14
• Coaches, players say PSU football program will always stand for great things
• Universities pay for legislators' gifts
• Giving back important to Perove
• Steelers to face Denver Sunday
• UPDATED: Another alleged PSU frontrunner, another denial a deal is in place
• Sandusky case tops 2011 stories of the year
• AASD approves mix of cyber, traditional schooling
• Oil deficit unlikely
• Police: Dad killed son
• Pharmacy burglars take $20,000 in medicine
• Peoples Gas prices drop 3.7 percent
• Giger: Some assistants, please -- PSU coaches Johnson, Vanderlinden, JayPa face uncertain futures in wake of scandal
• PSU notebook: Joe Paterno doing "very well," still wants to tell his side of story about Sandusky
• Former owner of State College abortion clinic facing murder charges
• Retired engineer dedicated to helping children
• Gathering for Girl Scouts puts spotlight on 100th anniversary
• System upsets crime victim
• PUC mandates frost-patrol measures
• Hospital sets baby-sitting classes
• 'Miracle' saves family in blaze
• PSU AD: Speculation about having new coach already in place not true
• Giger: Munchak's decision no surprise; the surprise, to some, is that PSU remains a good job
• Partygoers say man tried to hit them with mom's car
• Area nonprofit groups: Recession hasn't been bad
• Tax-increase vote upcoming
• National bird-watching project continues until Jan. 5
• Choros trial to begin in January
• McGloin still not cleared to practice; Drake absent
• Police:?Man mugs his ex-girlfriend
• Ex-resident of Tyrone wanted for copper theft
• Consultant says sewer line work will cost $5.4 million
• Economy expected to grow in 2012
• Consumers continue to drive holiday sales Monday afternoon
• Irwin to receive community service award
• Schools warned of scams
• Christmas solitude not desirable for some who spend day alone
• Board will allow Grillo operation
• Group aims to help abused and neglected children
• Cambria day reporting center to receive $110,000 grant
• Holiday can be magical
• Shared vision, outreach work unite thriving congregations
• Patton school demolition slowed
• Tyrone Borough Council votes for settlement
• Elderly home evacuated because of furnace issue
• Millions in the US hitting highways
• Some wait to shop until last minute every Christmas
• Police: Altoona man covers for drunken teen
• UPMC and Highmark agree on extension
• Sewer hike less than expected
• Accused dealer trying to keep cash
• Wrap up the holidays without driving yourself crazy
• Police:?Man breaks into pharmacy after incident with girlfriend
• Generous locals pay for holiday layaway items at Kmart
• Accused teen sent to Latrobe for evaluation
• State police expect layoffs
• Horner defense releases witness list
• Video: Is PSU coaching job toxic or terrific opportunity?
• Huntingdon passes 2012 county budget
• Shortest day of the year affects seasonal disorder
• Satellite parole office considered
• Penn State bowl game will not be on TV for some
• HUD funding helps area homeless
• Driving requirements change for teenagers
• Police: Ethnicity questioned in fight
• Former Second Mile members 'needed to know'
• PSU's McGloin: 'I should have walked away' from altercation; calls injury 'freak accident'
• Source: Paterno out of hospital, improving
• Police say felon had homemade firearms
• Police: Woman stole to pay debt
• Santa has a chat with the Mirror before his busy Christmas night
• Shelter's animals get gift of food
• Car driven into Save-A-Lot
• Local charities encouraging holiday giving
• Ethnicity, location play role in religion
• Common troubles plague Pa. cities
• Altoona struggles to find cuts without hurting services
• Leaders to stand trial
• Altoona tops Hollidaysburg, on a roll
• Roads closed due to weather conditions
• Fight occurs during PSU football practice
• Man pleads guilty for texting while driving
• Fire destroys garage
• Accused drug dealers busted
• McQueary testifies at hearing
• Police say intoxicated man enters wrong home
• Charges dismissed against Army vet
• Tyrone rallies behind Golden Eagles
• McQueary testimony vital to cases
• Live updates from courtroom; Curley's attorney questions McQueary
• Legislature makes push ahead of holiday break
• Trustee hopes for fast inquiry
• 'Snake oil salesman': Troy Benson, local Pitt fans blast Graham for quitting
• Emergency aid in high demand
• Woman, 23, charged with killing son
• Sandusky's defense waives preliminary hearing
• Pitt's Graham leaves for Arizona State
• Rudel: Audible sets Sandusky for his trial defense
• Amendola's session 'flips the day'
• Alleged victims angered, relieved at decision
• Sandusky's attorney ready to defend against charges
• Video: Amendola discusses why hearing was waived, other issues about the case - part 2
• Video: Amendola discusses why hearing was waived, other issues about the case - part 1
• Accused kidnapper acquitted
• The cloak of secrecy
• Local soldier's story shared with international audience
• Sandusky pledges to 'fight for four quarters'
• Paterno hospitalized after falling at home
• Church mergers require parishioners' understanding, patience
• Retiring Gority's commitment to county hailed
• Preliminary hearing to offer insight into case
• Bellefonte prepares for circus
• Thriller puts Tyrone in state title game
• Penn St. fans' interest absent in TicketCity Bowl
• Court tosses rape charges
• Makeup of PSU charity questioned
• Tyrone tops Quips, heads to PIAA final
• Farmers must take new approach in battle with growing weed problem
• Home tour benefits United Way
• Timing not too late for vaccine guarding against flu
• City bar owner accused of assault
• Juniata: Reason for Sandusky's failed background check unknown
• Big Ten to investigate PSU's institutional control, could impose sanctions
• Wife defends Sandusky
• Sandusky released after posting bail
• Sandusky's wife says he would not harm children
• Postal workers, Shuster try to save facility
• December brings wintry weather to Central Pa.
• Sanders guilty of homicide by vehicle
• Sandusky jailed on newest charges
• Paterno making progress during cancer treatment
• Eyewitness accounts open second day of Sanders trial
• Lawyer: Another Sandusky accuser steps forward
• VFW post remembers namesake killed in Pearl Harbor
• Sewer increase proposed
• Personal care home investigated
• Sandusky jailed on $250,000 cash bail
• Persistence cashes out
• Tyrone district votes to allow GACTC use
• Vehicle homicide trial begins
• Stretching the law
• TicketCity Bowl CEO on PSU: 'Why did the abhorrent acts of one person, why does everybody want to drag the university down?'
• Teacher's coaching leaves imprint
• AASD takes advantage of required fingerprints
• Schools require criminal histories
• Funding crunch could put an end to park, swimming pool and library
• Would word of Sandusky allegation have made it to Altoona?
• Blair County court statistics released
• Younger spiritual audience dwindling
• As gold prices rise, so do jewelry thefts
• PSU to play Houston in TicketCity Bowl
• Ebensburg continues tradition with downtown Christmas event
• Sandusky accuser: Police knew of recent dinner
• Judge: Horner's interview legal
• Big Brothers Big Sisters helps children grow
• Police: Driver in fatal drunk
• PSU trustees reaffirm decisions to fire Paterno, Spanier
• PSU AD Joyner says coaching search going smoothly, lays out criteria for candidates
• Donation drive-by doubling
• Campus discusses scandal
• Hunters find body in Bedford
• Police: Man raped girl, 12
• Feds investigating Cresson prison
• Assault occurs near PSU
• Bradley expects to coach in bowl; Insight Bowl official says scandal 'not a deal breaker' for PSU
• Privatization plan unspirited
• Area unemployment rates decrease
• PSU forum forces leaders to identify crisis
• Lauver sexual assault deal upheld by judge
• Accuser dislikes Sandusky defense's approach
• PSU coaching search: Mullen no stranger to having his name come up for jobs
• Outdoor-lovers face tick onslaught
• UPDATED: Penelec reports widespread outages
• Horner's lawyer says evaluation improper
• Election tie broken in Greenfield Twp.
• Second Mile: Give to others
• Fine day for hunting
• Bedford resort recognized
• Sandusky charges bring focus on Pa. sex crime laws
• Possible Sandusky accuser contacts police
• Group's train display 'one of the great hidden treasures'
• Fire inspector has burning desire to teach
• Military moms band forces to send boxes
• Water/sewer construction under way in Flinton
• Water authority considers meter investment
• Athletic oversight could be beneficial
• Area congregations face attendance, financial struggles
• PSU loses at Wisconsin, 45-7
• Hundreds fill downtown Hollidaysburg for tree lighting, soup sampling, Santa
• Shoppers rise early for Black Friday deals
• Local hunters spend holiday dreaming about Monday morning
• Alleged Sandusky victim's lawyers file for injunction
• Lawmakers getting 3 percent raise
• AWA to spend $4.6M on sewer
• Source: SuePa turned away at pool
• Occurrence of mental illness cases being 'ferretted' out
• Geeseytown Fire Hall dinner benefits group, residents, firefighters
• Penelec increases rates slightly
• Shoppers urged to remember basics
• Penn State employee disputes favoritism
• Area facilities try to make the season bright for residents
• Attorney: Sandusky family member reported abuse
• Thankful opportunity
• Lawyer fears new charges, high bail
• Horner to use insanity defense
• 10 a.m.: flooding closes some roads
• Ex-FBI head leading inquiry
• Report: Ex-PSU officer clashed with Paterno
• Bradley wants PSU job, but scandal could ruin his chances if school cleans house
• Sex offender charged with assaulting girl
• Man arrested after alleged threats against firefighters
• Police: Man runs from courthouse
• State sees increase in abuse reports
• PSU hires ex-FBI director to head internal probe
• Police, firefighters on scene of Bedford County fire
• Man being treated after police standoff
• Firefighters serve holiday dinner
• Conflicts may exist for some on AASD board
• Roaring Spring man fights to ride again
• Giger: More than a few good men: PSU players earn nation's respect
• Demolition begins on old Patton school
• Cameras may target red light runners
• Group sending Christmas overseas
• Anti-bullying programs try to get at root causes
• Residents of Sandusky's hometown in disbelief
• Early birds or night owls?
• Man declared sexual predator
• Crisis could put retired coach at higher risk
• PSU acting AD discusses search for next football coach, Paterno, other topics in Q&A
• PSU beats Ohio State, 20-14
• Alleged cocaine supplier in custody
• NCAA launching investigation of Penn State
• Paterno has cancer; Bradley, McGloin express concern for former coach
• Trial for alleged child rapist set for Feb.
• Bail lowered for wife charged in drug bust
• Suspect dead after stabbing incident
• Report:?Rod Erickson staying on as president
• McQueary credibility called into question
• The Second Mile evaluating future
• Police: McQueary told us nothing
• Bobby Bowden 'afraid' for Paterno, says JoePa needs something to keep him occupied
• Ten Commandments circulated to elementary students
• Nurses protest potential privatization
• White House suspect nabbed
• Outside judge tabbed for Sandusky hearing
• PSU names Joyner acting AD
• NPC CEO honored for commitment to community
• Glasgow residents voice post office concerns
• Sandusky interview surprised even NBC's Costas
• Workshop shows how to intervene to stop child abuse
• McQueary email: I went to police
• McQueary defends actions
• Sheetz recalls 'bombshell' of Sandusky's disclosure
• Trustee says news hit like a 'tsunami'
• The Second Mile president resigns after Sandusky charges
• Sandusky defends his innocence
• Altoona property tax bills confuse property owners
• Corbett: McQueary failed 'moral obligation
• Relationships threaten safety of abuse victims
• Second Mile CEO steps down
• Big Ten removes Paterno's name from championship trophy
• Police increased at Occupy Philadelphia
• WTAJ fixture moving on to new opportunity
• Superintendent working toward retirement
• Future of The Second Mile now in doubt
• Abuse victim, local attorneys pull for change
• Happy Valley tries to heal
• Video: Giger, Rudel discuss how PSU put best foot forward after scandal
• Penn State falls to Nebraska in first game after scandal
• Veteran receives medals
• Bags banned for PSU game today
• Blueout to focus on victim support
• Assistant coach out on administrative leave
• Vigil honors victims
• Giger: Paterno supporters believe he did do enough after alleged 2002 rape incident
• Security to be heightened at Saturday's game
• McQueary won't coach this weekend
• Bradley's first day on job full of action
• Corbett: Confidence in Spanier, Paterno lost
• Students start rioting after board decision
• Spanier next to fall in scandal
• End of lion won't overshadow greatest tenure
• Penn State fires Paterno
• Bradley addresses PSU players
• Tyrone considers move to GACTC for students
• Alternate heat sources can be hazardous
• Jobless rate down in all area counties
• Eichelberger may lose Bedford
• Commission OKs redistricting plan
• 20-year-old taken off life support after crash
• Leaders have the option to sue
• Standoff brings Patton to halt
• Judge remains close to home
• Toddler dies after being hit by truck
• Girlfriend says inmate was beaten
• Girlfriend says inmate was beaten
• Group tries to save by going green
• Winter weather cuts the lights
• Breaking poverty's grip
• Video: PSU prepares for Snow Bowl against Illinois
• UPDATED (2:10 p.m.): Power outages continue
• Judge candidates debate philosophies
• House GOP blasts George over comments
• Penn State football parking changed
• County planners in fiscal trouble
• Hello, winter weather
• Residents show support of?Duncansville postal service
• Fire destroys family home
• Drug dealer convicted of 21 counts
• Winter snow storm possible
• Live high school football updates
• State representative's district could be cut
• Attempted prison escapee identified
• Gateway park to be dedicated
• Drilling fueling crime surge
• Norfolk Southern posts record earnings
• City exploring distressed program
• Hollidaysburg alumnus returns to urge students to mind elective courses
• Bedford County Tea Party donating food to area food banks
• Spanier: State funds to stabilize
• Accused arsonist headed to trial
• APD officers to face trial in bar case
• Local fundraiser benefits families who have lost a loved one
• Iraq war might shift US approach
• Accused child rapist arrested
• Farmer battling cancer
• Officials disagree over impact of Harrisburg's financial woes
• Long-term care plan remains uncertain
• Blair could be Marcellus Shale hub
• Va. home model for local idea
• Mother, daughter envision home for physically disabled
• Coldwell Banker ranks 5th
• Airport gauging interest in restaurant change
• Bedford honoring businesses, people
• Blair County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Blair County
• Logan approves plans for Lakemont used-car lot
• Valley View worker honored
• Altoona Shoe Co. toes mark
• Giant Eagle lettuce recall expands
• Gap Inc. plans to close some US stores
• Veeder-Root a world leader
• Earned income tax revenue could go up
• Former Oscars executive director returns
• Electoral vote plan stirs up emotion
• Renaming of stage for donor caps Hall of Fame induction ceremony
• Vehicular homicide trial pushed back
• Farm show keeps head above water
• Illegal hires under scrutiny
• Altoona Regional Trauma Center celebrates 10th anniversary
• Pre-crash text message allowed into evidence
• Police: Family binges on pills
• Inmate on work release fails to report back to jail
• Corbett plan OKs fees from counties
• YMCA executives fight to retain money for child care, after-school programs
• Revised distress bill gets closer
• Couple renew vows after 69 years
• Elevated homes require updates
• Police:?Men, 18, assault girls
• Blair County men lead Union troops into battle
• Humane Society targets feral cats
• Krancer:?EPA?is rushing bay cleanup regulations
• DEP?head's expectations high
• Hollidaysburg woman accused of second theft
• Scrutiny of airport subsidies could affect Altoona, Johnstown
• Catholics petition US for policy change
• Warrant vacated after man appears in court
• Natural gas price raised
• On the road
• Man's plea agreement to be reviewed
• Man thumbs nose at court
• Live high school football updates
• Railfest sales sizzle after initial start
• Mother's anger simmers after girl, 4, left behind
• Watershed association exploring ways to clean up contaminated areas
• Residents jailed after heroin buy
• Martinsburg water issue corrected
• Jury selection scheduled in vehicular homicide case
• City to draw on pension fund
• Fabbri Park dedicated in memory of Gallitzin Marine who died a year ago
• Steelers looking for line depth
• Rockview inmate captured
• Several schools skipping Obama speech
• Postal unions protest HR 2309
• Bridge dedicated in memory of Lightner's sacrifice
• Horner jury selection pushed back
• Authorities seek Rockview inmate
• Conference shows growth
• Unemployment rate up again
• Parents dispute Spring Cove's plans
• 10:30 a.m.: Flooding closes road in Alexandria
• Pair faces more burglary charges
• 1st GOP House trial opens in state corruption scandal
• Students work to be one with nature
• HealthSouth evacuated; no injuries reported
• New director forming band at St. Francis
• Marcellus Shale spin taking over facts
• Barely squashed
• Gority's endorsement stirs controversy
• Residents outline city ideas
• Reaction mixed on possibility of casino
• Man found dead at Mount Aloysius
• Cambria crash kills one
• Some Blair libraries to lend e-books
• Horner requests delay for trial
• County to borrow $12M for 911 upgrades, more
• $376M erroneously sent out in unemployment
• Roaring good time
• Live high school football updates
• Sex offender's sentence upheld by Superior Court
• Neighborhoods to meet Saturday
• Couple can't get car without a valid title
• Market advisers: Wait for rebound
• Register rampage cut short
• Police: Two arrested for heroin possession
• Gas production reduces schools' energy costs
• Columnist ousted from St. Francis University
• Angel Food closes its doors
• Smog Alert
• Casino study focuses on Altoona
• Penn State farm cuts anger commissioners
• Mobile ag lab visits C-K
• Medicaid cuts blasted
• US Department of Education to honor Northern Bedford Elementary School
• Court denies convicted killer's appeal
• Motorist won't face charges
• Obama jobs plan to redirect billions
• Locals honored for overcoming odds
• Dog's barking saves man's life in Warriors Mark
• Hillview resident shares his gift of gab
• Officials credit safer cigarettes for fewer fire death
• Angel Food Ministries shuts down
• Glendale teacher attends White House speech
• Toxic chemical release simulated
• Volatile weather hits fall crop
• Pumped-storage system helps handle power demand
• Wounded Warrior project assists injured veterans
• Fire destroys home
• Chestnut revival
• Penn State gameday central: PSU avoides upset with 14-10 win over Temple
• Foley installed as college president
• 10:30 a.m.: Fire claims Loop family's home
• Live high school football updates
• Body of Bedford man recovered from lake
• Glasgow man wants DEP?to repair ridge
• Transportation officials reworking bus seats
• Toddlers allegedly left alone in pool
• Police investigate escape attempt
• Auditor questions use of cash benefits
• 350 bicyclists taking part in 9/11 benefit ride
• Council to review zoning code
• Horner preparations get under way
• Smoking materials contributed to fatal fire
• Family, coroner at odds
• Man who beat toddler sentenced
• Districts: PSSA scores inaccurate reflection
• Late judge dedicated to bench, community
• Spring Cove considers realigned classes
• Cambria death labeled suspicious
• Man identified from fatal collision
• Altoona hires legal firm
• Burial somber for Flight 93 remains
• Mental health workers strive to improve awareness
• Thousands pay tribute to Flight 93 passengers
• Car crash kills man
• Collision kills 1, hospitalizes 2
• Police: Biker dies after losing control
• 'Life hasn't been the same'
• Nun worked to help victims
• America remembers Flight 93
• Target employees volunteer to work Shanksville luminaria
• Rain submerges area roads
• Fans set aside rivalry to help Alabama relief efforts
• Coroner: Victim was not on drugs
• PSU gameday central: Nits go for upset vs. No. 3 Alabama
• 8:30 p.m.: Flash flood warning extended to 11:15 p.m.
• Live high school football updates
• Route 36, Plank Road closed due to flooding
• Corbett plan calling for privatizing services
• Raft capsizes, endangering two
• Flight 93 crash site in Shanksville receiving permanent tribute
• Teacher's sentence stands
• Flight 93 Memorial Chorus to perform Saturday
• Flooded roads sweep van about 100 yards
• Worst of rain over
• Brothers held in contempt
• 4:45 p.m.: Traffic light out on 17th Street
• Donated flag honors 9/11 victims
• Two fingertips lost in Altoona bar fight
• Flooding could hit area 'hot spots' as inches could make the difference
• County: Assess value of Logan Valley Mall
• Heavy rain closes roads across region
• Motorcyclist hits truck, dies
• Several hurt, 3 arrested in fight
• Dogs help students adjust to college life
• Rain doesn't dampen enthusiasm of Cambria fair-goers
• Fewer students recall Sept. 11
• Tyrone man arrested hiding beneath crib
• Laird served Tyrone for many decades
• Civil War 150th Anniversary: Robert E. Lee got little credit in early years
• Long-lasting librarian lives to serve Bellwood
• Experts: Labor unions must revive missions
• Jury commissioners fight for posts
• Nutrition expert serves advice for PSU?students
• Unions out in force for annual city event
• Pursuit of SEAL dream to begin
• Shaky economy gives school districts help financing building projects
• Delayed Mill Run restoration project to begin Sept. 19
• PSU Gameday central: Bolden to start at QB; JoePa likely in press box
• Birthday drive racks up charges
• Utah firm plans Antis hydroelectric plant
• 2011 brings improvements, parking changes for Beaver Stadium
• Live high school football updates
• Mix-up causes continuance
• AAA:?Highways to be crowded for holiday
• Governor honors Lightner, troopers
• Judge tosses resisting charge
• Dealer, 17, to serve adult jail term
• Late start suits AAHS faculty, students just fine
• Low Life Riders taking the high road for fundraiser
• Holiday DUI emphasis in place
• Santorum hopes to rebuild middle class
• Illegal immigration could affect jobs
• Police: Heroin dealer arrested
• Former speaker to plead guilty in corruption scandal
• Judge denies woman's release
• Tax revenue loss hits Williamsburg area
• Cookies capture nation
• Police: Boyfriend raped woman
• Unemployment edges up in five counties
• Charges unclear in baby abduction
• Sex offender seeks deal for charges
• Celebrating the first day
• Voices of Altoona reunite
• Ambassador cultivates good will
• Irene leaves fears of flooding
• Study: Online images may encourage alcohol, drug use
• 12th Ave. house damaged by fire
• Road studies never-ending
• Greg Griffith remembered for ability to lead, connect
• Does fracking cause quakes?
• Irene effects sweep east US
• Fighting among girls becomes more prevalent
• New trial rejected in Tyrone boy's murder
• Sunday event to benefit 6-year-old at Pellegrine's
• $35 million renovated high school unveiled
• Blaze destroys couple's house
• Police: Man beaten in his bed
• Penelec rates rising
• Legion considering leaving Lakemont in wake of no profit
• Hurricane Irene damage might not be severe
• Penn State Altoona hopes to expand
• Bureau to charge 3 percent wage tax collection fee
• Air Force veteran to be buried at Arlington
• BG students train with CORE
• Audit shows trouble ahead
• Fire destroys home of 3
• Back to School for Altoona - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Third Avenue in Duncansville closed
• Man sentenced for woman's fall
• Agency boosts Marcellus Shale gas estimates
• Fire destroys local home
• Locals across the area in disbelief about quake
• Strongest quake since 1944 jars East Coast
• Inspection mandate upsets council
• City nixes firefighter layoffs for 2011
• Imprelis-treated items not wanted at compost
• Keith field support for neighbors planned
• Budget cuts claim two farm shows
• Chambersburg motorist dies in crash
• Foster mom to 135 children always ready with a mop
• Communities work to balance visibility of signs with growth
• Speaker: Online bullying an issue
• Planning commission forms vision for city
• Water Authority plays open house to controversial building
• Verizon workers return to work, without a deal
• Plans for Keith field complex
• Joy, relief, pain and sorrow come daily in county court
• PCN set to televise state Supreme Court
• Cyber schools an option for parents
• Fake dog law officer reported
• Storms move through area, but damage is minimal
• Sheetz entrepreneurial center opens its doors
• Study:?Preserve water supply
• Man hit by vehicle dies from injuries
• Charges pile up on alleged arsonist
• Spuds staying strong in Pa.
• Gang expert shows signs of a problem
• Police:?Duncansville man burns father's home
• Highmark signs on for 3-year deal with hospital
• Concert promoter arraigned for theft
• Snake bites man in vehicle
• Choros DNA testing finished
• Down syndrome baby invited families to love
• Equipment sellers say sales strong despite economy
• Trooper sues DA, officers
• Child rapist receives 20 to 40 years
• 15 minutes of daily exercise is enough
• LeCrone remembered as kind, gracious man
• Public opposes housing complex on Keith's Athletic Field
• Students able to get fit with grants
• Former manager pleads guilty to theft
• 3 held on drug charges in Bedford
• Degree to rally with political science growth
• Utica formation may be too old for use
• Fiscel retires to new tune
• Carving his way to the top
• Single-vehicle crash kills Tyrone man, 41
• Run for the Fallen low-key but a 'wonderful event'
• Higher traffic volume spur push to complete Park Avenue Connector project
• Rape victim details story
• Benefit scheduled for girl dying of cystic fibrosis
• Elderly, others urged to keep prescription drugs in safe spot
• Sentence issued for spree in Cove
• Pensions could become 401(k)-style
• Modest photographer adapted with the times
• Sentence issued for stabbing incident outside nightclub
• New transportation projects take back seat to maintenance
• Rape suspect agrees to PFA
• Changes to mandated wage laws could mean savings for taxpayers
• Zoning board shoots down East Coast sign
• Hollidaysburg descendants turn out to celebrate 175th anniversary
• Child porn suspect nabbed
• Wineland sentenced for abuse of 3 girls
• Hearing opens for assault case
• Kayla Wright named queen of Huntingdon County Fair
• Boy hurt after striking vehicle
• VA hospital looks at possible cuts
• Casey touts global plan for local businesses
• Stehley faces more charges
• President pushes for compromise
• Mansion finals postponed
• Highmark insurance: UPMC in-network until '13
• Raises for judges' employees tabled
• Re-enactors turn out to honor Crowther
• Nontraditional student beating the odds
• Third-class cities push for reform to survive
• 45,000 Verizon workers strike
• Past of accused abductor emerges
• Pirates' losing skid continues
• Cresson Sanatorium patients reunite, swap stories about TB
• Pesky animals snaking along to residents' dissatisfaction
• Attracting employers is shared challenge for Blair, other counties
• Manhunt captures accused abductor
• Bedford UPMC not in-network for Highmark insurance
• Fair brings big gains to Clearfield
• Drought conditions stretch across region
• Markel petitions court to lift PFA
• Pregnant woman hit by vehicle
• Court denies Sifrit's appeal
• Experts undeterred by market woes
• Next two weeks offer hope for more rain
• Former workers sought for theft
• Perks of the drought
• Communications tower in Hollidaysburg debated
• Mental health court work under way
• School voucher plan detailed
• Hazleton immigration ruling vacated
• Two stand against deal
• Fire destroys barn; neighbor saves house
• Family center to be reopened
• Pit bull given to dog group
• Clearfield County Fair brings eats and treats
• Alleged attacker jailed after stabbing incident
• Jobless rate up in several area counties
• Revived plaque honors fallen
• Cyclist killed in Bedford accident
• Senate to vote on debt deal today
• One in custody after stabbing in Patton
• Police: Detroit man sold heroin
• Hollidaysburg graduate serves, absorbs cultures worldwide
• Area man dies in an apparent drowning
• Obama, Congress reach debt deal
• Tyrone Borough buys armory
• Authority says gas drillers' water won't take top priority
• Sunday hunting debate resurfaces
• Tenants escape blaze unhurt
• After five years of struggles, successes, ATV park carves its own path
• Storm knocks down trees, turns out lights
• Temperatures affecting firefighters, police and ambulance personnel
• DA files for PFA for victim
• Debt crisis consequences debated
• Former principal, strong leader dies
• Former F.L. Smithe president dies at 81
• Convicted killer loses new trial
• Four cabin fire victims identified
• Outcry over dog spreads on Web
• Bedford County fair draws first-time participants
• City water authority selling water for gas drilling
• Inmate suicide suit ends
• Imler man's death ruled a homicide
• Inmate's suicide debated at trial
• Federal funding cuts for Medicaid and Medicare may add to your bill
• Umpire's blown call in 19th inning costs Pirates in Atlanta
• Blair County human services funding cut
• Friar riding 5 days for charity
• Norfolk Southern 2nd quarter earnings exceed $550 million
• United Way holding MusicFest at museum
• Adversity common for couple
• Tyrone fire police unit to be settled in court
• Area businesses say ethanol troubling for machinery that has smaller engines
• School funding reform stirs pot
• Vendors, customers beat heat at heritage festival
• 911 project goes beyond FCC mandate
• Districts work to cut, but avoid compromising education
• Beastly temps trouble animals
• Afternoon fire claims RV?in Lakemont lot
• Members of black churches unite at park
• EPA, DEP?opinions differ on farmer's liability for his neighbors' water
• Friday temps topple record
• Police confirm 4 dead in cabin fire
• Authorities: 4 dead in Huntingdon County cabin fire
• Turnpike tolls to rise if paying with cash
• Police: Woman threw rocks at homes
• Penelec monitoring energy flow during extended hot weather
• Route 22 opening praised
• Cyclists travel through region
• Police: Man refuses to give information
• City Council to apply for spray park grants
• Stay Cool: Record temperatures can lead to illness
• Ceremony salutes county officers
• Blair 911 upgrades could cost $8 million
• GOP supports budget proposal
• GOP supports budget proposal
• Residents looking for relief from temps
• Overnight fire leaves family without home
• Local soldier injured by IED
• 90-degree temperatures expected to drive locals to water attractions
• Dickey may be part of Horner defense team
• Gas tax increase recommended
• Ebensburg native cooking up a storm
• Longtime AASD band director dies
• Brawl shaping up over proposal to privatize state business
• Council advises developer
• Duncansville woman dies in Huntingdon County crash
• Memorial ballfield dedicated to Baum
• Students apply classroom knowledge to projects in developing countries
• Chief ends her silence
• Officer denies cover-up involvement
• Eight people safe; fire destroys city home
• Knocks on wood turn into spoons for Bedford vendor
• New downtown Lung Disease Center shows area's growth, leaders say
• Fire destroys home
• PSU tuition rising by 'fair' amount
• 2 p.m.: Suchar gets 26 years' probation, hefty fine
• Longtime Kiwanis Club member a 'gentleman'
• Resident: Crack down on cats
• Ringleader's home called a 'drug compound'
• Agent: Ringleader used fear tactics
• Grand jury: Officers led coverup
• Alleged beating target also arraigned in assault case
• Corbett: Districts to blame for layoffs
• Firefighters union working to avoid layoffs
• Details of drug ring to emerge
• Charges expected in city bar assault case
• Mill bears brunt of sewer rate hike
• Man sentenced for assaulting 6-year-old
• Afternoon fire destroys rental home in Lilly
• Area man killed in skydiving accident
• Landowners battle for 7 years over construction of road
• Public school ads target cyber schools
• County raises totaling $50,000 proposed
• Rum cake at Anthony's Pizza and Grill to be featured on Food Network
• Missing student found dead
• Piano player plays to the BEAt
• PSU team places fourth in ecoCAR competition
• Area might move toward one recycler
• Visiting student missing
• Six servicemen headed to Afghanistan
• Corrections officers: Staffing avoids conflict
• Funding issues hitting ASO
• New decade, new focus for Convention Center
• Pitt raises tuition by 8.5 percent
• Dry crops send homeowners looking for remedies
• Cambria home corrects issues
• Penn State braces for 'modest' hike, cuts
• 2:15 p.m.: Summer Sounds of Jazz concert postponed
• Proposed transportation plan would cut annual spending by $16.5 billion
• Crowd topping 1,000 turns out for Wing Off
• Texting ban may not limit crashes
• Teen to be tried as adult after fatal
• Turous to be tried as an adult
• Gamesa moves turbine blades
• Locals glad Tour is back
• Property tax reforms leave some loopholes
• Police: Couple pass out with baby
• Workers removing trees on Skyline
• Alleged arsonist arrested for fire
• Hospital union takes contract offer
• Gilliam, ex-PSU Altoona basketball coach, dies
• Alleged kidnapper declared competent
• Wing Off alcohol provider nervous about fee
• Multi-stage Tour returns
• Fireworks stand robbed at gunpoint
• Sheetz batting for 500
• Wing Off adds $5 fee, includes ride, slide pass
• Wagon holds fort at Roberdeau
• WWII prisoner of war enjoys touching moment at Curve game
• Stonewall Jackson halts Union advance
• Sister's service now golden
• Ex-teacher convicted in fatal DUI crash seeks return to classroom
• Picnic rallies tea party backers
• Despite budget, Cambria fears exist
• IRS pulls tax-exempt status
• K-4 restoration project moving full steam ahead
• Patriot Flag uniting America ahead of 9/11 anniversary
• Woman dies in Beccaria Twp. crash
• Judge orders Dickey to be ready for trial
• Police: Marijuana sold to settle taxes
• ARHS, union extend deal
• Jail time issued for car attack
• Bedford fire kills one
• Three city police officers hired
• People's gas rates fall
• Sex offender receives release
• Inmates' 'incredible' work key to Booker T. project
• Corbett passes budget into law
• Couple facing trial for pot trafficking
• Newest budget has caucus funding hike
• Cash infusion could save family center
• Police look into death of man, 85
• House sends budget bill to Corbett
• AAA expects holiday travel to be down because of gas prices
• Williamsburg taxes rising
• AFSCME rejects hospital's offer
• Deadline looming for Cambria Care Center changes
• Ebensburg's water bills to go up $95 annually
• Kids go to 'college'
• Altoona Regional gets high marks for heart care
• Lawmakers debate drilling, education
• School district budget cuts not so deep
• Police: Man gets DUI, steals car over 2 days
• Officers looking for unlicensed local dogs
• Logan Township officer goes the distance
• Sunday passes without budget deal
• Voucher details remain up in air
• Authority plans to sell public housing
• First Methodist closing its doors
• Home construction how-to manual discussed
• Supervisors adjust for sewer plan
• 'Hams' hone their craft at annual Field Day
• Zoning case argued in court
• Pennsylvania bars to get more time for specials
• Attempted murder charges filed in alleged bat attack
• Witness: Wright reports 'shallow'
• Site recognized for contributions to runaway slaves
• Corbett signs Blizzard ban
• City officials worry about changes in law
• Police bring in 25 drug suspects early Thursday
• William Wright hearing begins
• Lawmakers close in on new budget
• Hollidaysburg board rejects increase
• Raccoons will be evicted from house
• Drug sweep nets 30 in Huntingdon County
• Wheels and Wings begins tonight
• Donors needed for blood drives
• Blair judge orders Blizzard injunction
• Camp teaches police skills
• Flashbacks founder loved music, performing
• Graphic images coming to cigarettes
• Judge to rule today on Blizzard
• Woman thwarts raging gray fox
• Coroner:?Woman died from injuries
• 'Castle Doctrine' extension headed to Corbett's desk
• Pay-to-play program to begin at Central
• Special Railfest planned for fall
• Doctor tells grim tales of Blizzard
• Blaze destroys city home
• Awareness brought to elder abuse issues
• Local Marine leads company troops
• Volunteering changes focus
• State may cut pre-K funds
• Revitalized Tour de 'Toona seeks volunteers
• School seeks help in quest for grant
• Safety-savvy major corporations could lead way for improvements in shale drilling, some believe
• Elected officials put priority on quality time with their kids
• Train crew finds woman's body in Tyrone
• Humble pastor moving to new home
• Hollidaysburg Borough may adopt ethics code
• Bridge may be named for soldier
• County bans sale of Blizzard
• Unemployment benefits extended
• Another hearing needed for crash
• Power outage delays Mirror
• Voice mail not working; how to reach us
• Philipsburg wins PIAA softball title
• Man faces trial for theft, crack possession
• Church mission aids hard-up homeowners
• Fallen police officers remembered
• Accident cuts power to Mirror; phones out
• Volunteers work together to clean up community
• Civil War road show crossing Pennsylvania
• Witness:?Man left children in hot car
• Shuster seeks to privatize railways
• State on verge of banning Blizzard
• Tyrone Area School Board: Final budget passes; fees, cuts discussed
• Duncansville council members: We're not picking on church
• Coroner says man's body found at park
• Critz district likely to dissolve
• Penn State-Pitt to resume in 2016
• Gospel Hill ceremony marking anniversary of flag to highlight day's activities
• Body found at Canoe Creek State Park
• Fire leaves home uninhabitable
• Drilling hearing draws crowd
• Marcellus Shale impact fee weighed
• Volunteering all in a day's work for senior citizen
• Girl crashes bicycle into side of SUV
• Career and technology center offers associate degree program with help of Mount Aloysius, clinic
• Cut into gas line evacuates stores
• Business' ouster pleases others
• Tipton family uninjured after fire's unusual cause
• Mental health court could be part of county overhaul
• City finances on solid ground
• Seven graduates share hopes, dreams
• Police: Woman stole $20,000 from Hollidaysburg couple
• Security breach reaches former students
• 2011 Relay For Life brings locals together at Mansion Park
• Horner trial to begin in October
• Deadly crash halts Route 22 traffic
• 4:10 p.m.: One dead in Route 22 crash
• Despite economy, Central Cambria grads optimistic
• Area law enforcement officials participate in Special Olympics event
• PUC OKs Peoples increase
• Police: Couple endangered daughter
• Police: Robbery suspect a Blizzard addict
• Tyrone grads urged to stop bullying
• Cambria defense firm wins contracts
• Police probing theft at Quality Inn
• Temperatures in low-90s expected to stick around as outside workers cope
• Police:?Drugs, manhood slight lead to assault
• Tyrone to cut post after wage freeze is denied
• B-A grads asked to remember families
• Mistrial declared in stalking of girl, 13
• Horner lawyer asks for funding
• Corbett denies SUV purchased for $53K
• Santorum announces 2012 GOP bid
• Tyrone faculty declines freeze in pay
• Looking toward the future
• Details released about condemned Quality Inn
• Claysburg-Kimmel graduates urged to persevere
• D-Day elicits emotion
• Matt Noel's family unprepared for his sudden death, but fond memories endure
• Protecting watersheds placed under microscope
• Kids sample outdoor activities at sportsmen's club event
• Housing aid may be cut
• Authority invests in study to save watershed land from drilling contamination
• AAHS seniors all smiles
• Police looking for attempted rape suspect
• Senior marks graduation with shower of confetti
• DA: Out-of-town drug dealers moving in with area residents
• Day reporting center for criminals resisted
• Game officers relocate bears
• Bat tests positive for rabies
• DEP suggests stronger drilling rules needed
• Quality Inn condemned
• Williamsburg graduates 52
• Bear mauls, kills dog
• School reserves total $3B
• Rainelli case transferred
• Fired official past ouster
• Suspect accused of attempted homicide
• Student car ad running nationally
• Juvenile authorities: Restore victim funding
• Paterno tops PSU payroll
• High of 92 breaks record set in 1944, but relief is coming
• Teacher wins award before retiring
• Family resource center closing
• Area honors fallen vets
• Authority reiterates request for freeze
• Police: Children hurt in morning accident
• Spending plan cuts arts funding
• Council hears support for music shows
• Colleagues: Lawyer's humor relateable
• Families of dead stand together
• American Legion has brought vets together since 1919
• Tornadoes touch down Friday in Huntingdon
• Town gathers again to remember
• Bar beating case remains in limbo
• Genealogical society spent months compiling complete list
• Memorial pays homage to city's war casualties
• Possible tornado activity reported
• Teen driver in deadly crash debated
• Experienced local officer chosen to be police chief
• House bill would hinder some tax increases
• Highmark's hospital deal to expire
• POM Wonderful opening crowd: Four customers
• Police: Woman bilked employer
• Beer sales begin at Giant Eagle
• Water grants total $25M
• Fun, accomplished batch of BG seniors graduate
• Portage taxes rising
• Nominee's home site of confiscated money
• Electric rates falling
• Police chief: Crime dip 'significant'
• Mont. fugitive arrested in Antis Township
• Bellwood-Antis approves wage freeze
• Kids left without mothers after drug busts
• Feds seek asset seizure
• Drug sweep nets 21
• 34 suspected drug dealers charged
• Crash under investigation
• SEIU picket location incorrect
• Police: Grandma's identity stolen
• Prison food budget crunch
• Bellwood-Antis teachers' union accepts wage freeze
• Police: Road rage leads to arrests
• Police: Man stabbed after argument over racial slur
• Retired weatherman enjoys life
• Police: Quick neighbor saves a life
• Juniata woman killed in crash
• Superintendent:?More adjustments ahead for Tyrone
• Results of Tuesday primary show Nardelli strong in city
• Community comes together to build playground for kids
• Facilities, programs are being examined
• Veterans reflect on time spent in service
• Horner gets new lawyer
• Shuster withdraws controversial airline proposal
• Democrats accuse GOP of shorting health care
• Sex offender facing charges
• Ballfield assault brings jail term
• Judge formally announces his retirement from bench
• Natural gas opponents protest lack of severance tax
• Debate over legal notices continues
• Police: Camera found in Mishler
• Altoona board OKs new teacher contract
• Plan rejected for sex offender
• Tax forms will include 'use tax'
• Fifth Ward to build playground Saturday
• Budget drafts remain unclear
• Carpenter announces retirement
• Williamsburg budget includes tax increase
• High pollen counts may rise
• AASD school board president ousted
• Blair commissioners ready for fall
• District 5 track ppd.; 6-AA meet still on
• District 6 Class AA track postponed
• Voter turnout
• Cambria commissioners' race to be contested
• Informant facing burglary charges
• Consiglio: Reinstate Ross conviction
• Spring Cove passes budget
• College student restores the past as part of future
• Class size could increase as budget decreases
• Railfest cutting back
• Teachers accept one-year wage freeze
• Code court: Talking through disputes critical
• Volunteer spirit, new technology watching region's streams
• Cambria adding wind farm
• Police: Bananas led to sibling fight
• Crash kills one on?Route 322
• Suspect runs while wearing handcuffs
• Alleged victims come forward
• Accused pipe-bomber accepts plea agreement
• AAA:?Motorists wait too long to refill tanks due to prices
• Court orders new trial for Ross
• Valley View addresses state report
• Judge: Man a dealer, deserves long sentence
• Huntingdon shootout jails three, hospitalizes another
• Wright's family will be involved
• New court will focus on code cases
• Volunteers paint pool
• Hollidaysburg man, 21, arrested for burglaries
• Police: Cambria family at center of drug ring
• District lays out pair of options
• Firm funds emergency system
• Search for suspect continues
• Tentative $22.9M budget passes
• Deputy gun policy focuses on safety
• Central Cambria announces cuts
• Police: Teen found holding 99 packets of heroin
• Bruno pleads guilty to charges
• No tax increase in next budget
• Spring Cove furloughs five teachers
• Sentence levied for sexual assault
• Pa. treasury seeks owners of unclaimed property
• SFU graduates hold diploma, standards
• Cadle a community ambassador
• Sewer bills rankle residents
• At 80, Mount Aloysius grad urges perseverance
• Council: City manager's outburst in past
• Joan Lozinak is Curve's unsung hero
• Life's common expressions still maintain ring of truth
• Attempt to prosecute Bedford DA denied
• Ceremony marks Law Day
• Dickey: Gerholt mentally disabled
• Sex offenses result in life sentence
• Man receives up to 30-year jail sentence
• B-A, campus prepare to mold instructors
• Senate, Corbett differ
• Schools weigh 4-day weeks
• Woman accused of assaulting troopers
• Man, 48, raped girl, 14, police say
• Family contests prison sentence
• Intention to oust Portage Township manager hits snafu
• Obama seals death photos
• Writing new safety rules could get tougher for FAA
• Gates bill passes state Senate
• Tyrone Area School District plans tax hike
• Suspect in baby kidnapping seeking release
• Family coping with amyloidosis
• Shuster spent weekend with Afghan delegation
• Erin Dodson, 25, leaves legacy after struggle with cancer
• Board discusses budget options
• Local scholars, Muslims react to bin Laden death
• Defeat of bin Laden brings closure, if not satisfaction
• Mortician experience shapes Rev. Huff
• Locals lead troops in Civil War
• Dementia patient accused of killing another man dies
• US kills Osama bin Laden in Pakistan
• 9/11 mastermind dead
• Educators, lawmakers talk funding at local forum
• Counties and state work to confiscate dealers' property
• Man found dead at fire identified
• Logan Township ordinance becomes the tap that lets fine revenue flow
• Judge orders forfeiture
• B-A: Wage freeze can minimize tax increase
• Couple surrenders $91K in drug case
• Area farmers say spring's rainfall among the worst in recent memory
• Police probing fatal fire
• Session to help adulthood transition for disabled students
• Local man encounters tornado in Alabama
• Natural gas proposal draws mixed reactions
• Police: Pot ring halted
• Two found dead after fire
• Documentary sheds light on corporate sponsorship
• Director's family says his personality is bold, fearless
• Protest held over loophole exempting Comcast from tax
• Altoona woman pleads guilty in Massachussetts kidnapping
• Spring Cove union release targets board
• Flash flood watch issued
• Council votes to borrow $1 million
• Staged crash an attention grabber
• Care center receives provisional license
• Potential layoffs trigger exchange
• City prepares for Spurlock's arrival
• Three more suspected cocaine dealers arrested
• 'High level' dealer receives sentence
• Sheetz: Money well spent
• Chairman: I-80 tax increase not an option
• Library fights to keep funding
• Permit received for prison cells
• Altoona woman fights domestic violence
• Police: Ex-employee used hospital credit
• Tax revenue surplus may cushion deficit
• Fullback dive: 26-year-old walk-on, an active-duty Navy specialist, chasing his football dreams at PSU
• Game commission warns against residents feeding wildlife
• Students: State endorsement enhances masonry program
• Legislature might find some savings close to home
• Easter sunrise services rich in tradition
• Spurlock signs Altoona
• Flash flood watch issued for area through tonight
• Convict attempts to lower sentence
• Main shutoffs scheduled for Monday
• Drug court grad on Blizzard
• Distracted drivers could pay the price
• Local girl passes after monthlong struggle
• Central Cambria seeks input
• Flash flood watch posted
• Police: 241 packets of heroin hidden in bra
• Documentary gives Sheetz ample screen time, doesn't mention Altoona
• GOP seeks to trim unions' muscle
• AASD raises $14K for Operation Our Town
• Ceremony presenting new medals brings veteran, 101, to tears
• Authority receives $20M
• Hollidaysburg accepts wage freeze
• Block grant funds less than expected
• Fatal crash suspect, 17, to be evaluated
• Board prepares for scaled-back construction projects
• Union proposal rejected by board
• Polished for the pulpit
• Huntingdon votes to accept administration salary freeze
• Spring Cove school board asks state to furlough employees
• Changes approved after dementia patient death
• Williamsburg board decides to lay off teachers
• Altoona adopts pay-to-play system
• Director of Veterans Affairs has found his calling
• Bellwood-Antis starts autism program
• Three bike routes proposed for city
• City seeks sidewalk bids for gateway park
• State rejects Tyrone flood control project
• Helping public a costly affair
• Incoming bishop embraces significance of new position
• Education funding crunch
• Water Authority billing method changing
• Tea Party rally small, spirited
• City offers retirement buyouts
• City manager reshuffles departments
• State: Dementia preparation inadequate
• Tyrone man charged with assaulting girl
• Scarpelli guilty of lesser charges
• Family requests prayers for girl
• Filmmaker to attend event in city
• Section of I-99 reopens
• Flash flooding possible
• Township picks local firm to lead its sewer project
• Hollidaysburg announces possible budget cuts
• Sheetz a major sponsor of film
• Rec money sought
• 'The Bus' discusses a number of topics in Penn State Altoona visit
• 4 p.m.: Flooding closes Juniata Valley Road
• Furloughs being considered in Williamsburg
• Residents warned to sign for letters
• Ex-nurse charged with taking narcotics
• Tax hike to offset funding shortage
• Choros trial to begin Sept. 8
• Thief sentenced for leaving child in car
• Budget shortfall leaves many roads needing work
• District discusses possible cutbacks
• Central Cambria may have to cut programs
• Man, 23, pleads no contest to assaulting teenage girls
• Library director goes by the book
• National cancer study to include 200 locals
• Students offering free income tax preparation services
• Conlon, community pillar, dies
• Portage Twp. still eyeing police protection
• Training can help spot warning signs
• County addressing crisis intervention in court system
• Legislature size makes for budget target
• Home search yields drug charges
• Suspected dealers facing additional drug charges
• Water Authority agreement could yield up to $880,000
• Gun charge dismissed
• 'Historic' deal avoids shutdown
• Area U.S. government facilities prepare for possible shutdown
• Food Network to feature area eatery
• Union votes to take pay freeze
• Judge: Dirty windshield enough to detain pair
• Cause of deadly fire still unknown
• Consumers crave access: Streetscape project creates difficulties for some businesses
• Lights on the Lake, chamber end partnership
• Cambria County plant expecting a good year
• Obama says little can be done right now to reduce fuel prices
• Board unaware of plans to move
• Police merger rejected by Portage
• Cambria bond rating improves
• Middle school principal retiring
• Overdose leads to charges
• Penn State students rally for reduction of state education cuts
• Snafu dissolves fire fund
• Huntingdon County judge's workload transferred
• Pro-union group uses anniversary of King's death to tout message
• Blizzard ban passes House
• Employees urged to accept wage freeze
• Man allegedly punches, chokes his former wife
• Greenwood Sheetz expansion planned
• Once home to mother of Carnegie, Cresson cottage in caring hands
• Campus leader staying positive
• Local historian details buildup to Civil War
• EPA?reviewing water quality around landfill
• Coroner:?At least 2 county residents have died after overdose of MDPV
• Soldier killed in Iraq up for new honor
• $370,000 given to victims of crime
• Medical community, others reacting to legal, synthetic drugs
• Paterno stays out of Sandusky discussion
• Police: Judge arrested at hotel
• Bedford homicide complaint sealed
• Wright public defenders under fire from the DA
• Hollidaysburg man allegedly assaults girl, 5
• Junior high students' fight hits YouTube
• Bedford DA plans to file homicide charges
• Attorney maintains former PSU assistant innocent of claim he touched boy
• Rudel: True or not, a dark cloud looms
• Friends, supporters react to allegations against Sandusky
• 10th Avenue couple arrested for cocaine
• Ex-corrections officer files federal lawsuit
• Supporters gather to talk vouchers
• Shooting suspect now in custody
• Report: Sandusky investigated for inappropriate conduct with young boy
• Former Penn Cambria teacher facing corruption charges
• Adviser: Money doesn't buy learning
• Shuster introduces toll credit bill for road
• Melius family calls defense story 'a crock'
• Hospital honors life-saving action
• Father of late Marine donates expertise
• Defense: Don't try teen as an adult
• Bedford homicide reported
• Some delivery delays for Tuesday's Mirror
• Planning director soliciting feedback
• Conservation director enjoys mission
• Car crash kills man, 87
• ATV crash kills Lancaster-area man
• Probe into death extended
• Hollidaysburg hosting school board forum
• Teacher accused of having sex with sophomore
• Man arrested wearing women's undergarments
• Bishop Guilfoyle seniors reflect on careers after loss in PIAA title game
• Deadly blazes rattle firemen
• BG live updates: Final score: Steelton-Highspire 73, BG 60
• Police: Man uses bat to attack girlfriend
• PSU institutes pay freeze
• Infrequent but memorable 'musical moments' thrill area students
• Gas prices staying steady
• PSU warns of Marcellus Shale's effect on wildlife
• Supporters ask City Council to reopen Memorial Pool
• Toomey: Country's involvement in Libya not worth possible risks
• DA says shooting justified
• Western Pa. drilled by hail
• Amtran proposes revising routes
• Milliron ruling upholds gun law
• Altoona fire history
• Family, friends sort through emotions after fire kills five in Altoona
• City's fatal fires recalled
• One family escapes from 1st floor
• Fire claims five lives
• Cambria County Judge gives Valenty time to verify some signatures
• Hollidaysburg school district administrators OK wage freeze
• Fire victims' names to be released tonight
• Couple not required to use township water
• Lilly to introduce ambulance service
• Man shot by police jailed
• Tyrone administrators accept wage freeze
• Improvement project sits at a Crossroads
• Mission trip changes student
• Civil Air Patrol program benefits participants, communities
• Civil rights lawsuit stands
• Athletes' families may foot the bills
• Alleged shooter making a recovery
• Guilfoyle girls returning to St. Francis
• Juvenile offenders may clean up area graffiti
• Upgrades planned for Prospect Pool
• Memorial Pool in Juniata faces permanent closure
• Crash kills Hesston woman
• 'Issues' aside, suspect off to trial
• Police say drunken driver started chase
• PSU projects on hold
• Witnesses: Police shoot man
• Police seeking robber
• Felony animal cruelty charge dropped
• Petition's fate to be decided
• Decision on 814 area code delayed
• NCAA tourney clothing scarce
• AG wants money seized in pot raid
• PSU's basketball identity can change starting with this NCAA tourney
• Battle's great career ends as PSU loses to Temple, 66-64
• Judge raises bail in man's trial for alleged child sexual abuse
• Hearing to decide nomination bid
• Lowe's fights muscular dystrophy
• Cambria Township drafts new Marcellus ordinance
• Quake affects locals in Japan
• No-shows for jury duty to get summons, fine
• Altoona library faces cuts
• Orthodox, ecumenical service leader dies at 75
• Doctor a lifelong humanitarian
• Corbett targets teaching measures
• AASD elementary schools likely to close
• Student sentenced for stabbing
• Couple allegedly sold heroin
• Judge issues citations for jury duty no-shows
• Veteran spearheads honor guard
• Bedford girl, 17, killed in accident
• United Way short on building blocks
• PIAA second-round basketball: BG, Hollidaysburg girls going to Indiana
• Boards may face hurdles to raising property taxes
• Water tested near natural gas drilling sites
• Water report disputed in Cove
• Some worry about possible treatment of human waste
• Proposed regional digester not liked by everyone
• Shesko hearing scheduled
• Judge to decide if DA?has conflict
• Chiropractor remembered for dedication, work ethic
• 'Severe' breach reported at prison
• Study to report water shortage, high nitrates in Roaring Spring
• Flooding closes roads and sends students home early as watch issued
• Ex-Curve owner leaves Texas Rangers
• Roethlisberger's K-9 charity donates $4,600 to Gallitzin
• Juvenile, 13, accused of stabbing officer
• Father of 7 killed in Carlisle fire from?Williamsburg
• Budget cuts hit students
• Flood warning issued in Blair and Huntingdon counties
• Census: Population falls around area
• Nehemiah Project expands
• Logan land bill: $556K
• Spanier: Cuts in funding crushing
• Tyrone man seeks new trial
• Portage Township moving on police protection
• Geist: This is start of budget dance
• Educators upset with governor's cuts
• Corbett unveils $27.3 billion budget
• City men arrested for alleged assault
• State: No radioactivity found in seven rivers
• Balancing rescue efforts with safety no easy task
• Altoona police department advertises positions
• Logan Township property's worth contested
• Economic event coming to Altoona in late September
• 26-year-old mother dies in accident
• Henry honors ancestors by giving
• Non-profit group accredited after four years of work
• Snow-covered roads hinder travelers
• BG, Hollidaysburg girls to play at AAHS, Altoona girls open in Hollidaysburg
• Frankstown Road reopened
• Route 26 reopened
• Route 350 closed due to crashes
• Bedford County to celebrate anniversary of founding
• Prison probing work program
• Interpretation service helps patients, health workers get message across
• Home and Garden Show's variety brings out crowd
• Killer's appeal denied
• Drug sweep rounds up 28
• Police: Mother, boyfriend abused girl, 6
• Committee approves Geist bill
• Center city coordinator retiring
• Verdicts upheld in Allen trial
• Officers: Man took Blizzard, resisted
• Moser convicted in juvenile court
• Jury acquits landlord of rape, other charges
• Funeral protests protected
• Woman charged in pit bull attack
• Police: Man killed wife, set their home on fire, then committed suicide
• Bellwood man dies in crash
• Cambria County man facing vehicular homicide charges
• Friends recall military officer
• Choros pleads not guilty
• 9:45 a.m.: Man found dead at scene of house fire
• Hollidaysburg graduate found dead in Mississippi
• Low-cost insurance options are scarce
• Budget secretary preparing to cut
• Mirror experiencing telephone issues
• 3 p.m.: Fatal crash victim identified
• Bellwood bar owner enters no-contest plea
• Pilot's body found
• Police say State Patty's Day problems were minimal
• Director works to promote diversity
• Governors take aim at Obama agenda
• No-spin zone: Proposed sale of wind farm keeps turbines at standstill
• Johnstown man wins sweepstakes
• Logan to limit solar panels
• Police work to cut State Patty's Day issues
• Blair courts ahead of state
• Penn State's Rube Goldberg contest celebrates additional steps
• Outlook better in Cambria
• Adult charges filed in fatal DUI crash
• Outdoors show a sign that spring is coming
• After audit, Glendale seeking transparency
• 12:45 p.m..: Wind advisory in effect
• Jaffa Sports Show organizers ready for 29th annual outdoors show
• Man accused of injuring officers ruled incompetent
• Penelec rates set to increase
• Feds investigating Glendale finances
• Expected rain may cause flooding
• No-contest plea entered in assault of 10-year-old
• PennDOT lays out new ideas
• Audit: Funding not used properly
• Returning soldiers looking forward to time with families
• Reservists return from Iraq tonight
• Boyfriend of accused kidnapper says her pregnancy seemed real
• Mother of murdered student dies at 58
• Kozorosky remembered
• Horner trial will begin in August
• District 6 reschedules postponed games for today
• Program raises heart disease awareness
• Storm swamps 911 centers
• Stickel blasts tax delay
• Police:?Kidnapper faked pregnancy
• Winter storm warning for heavy snow issued
• Traffic restrictions posted
• School delays posted
• Sewer TV camera to be bought
• Blair prison OT down 50 percent
• AASD PR director 'respected' for his versatility
• THON total of $9.5 million sets record
• Police: Woman kidnapped toddler
• Boards have leeway to set rules for comment at meetings
• Outdoorsmen come together at show
• Contract averts 'serious' dispute
• THON brings crowd, emotion
• County prosecuting sex case from 1980
• Meeting to rally funds for Tyrone-Snyder library
• Minnesota beating resonates
• Deer N' beer event draws about 50
• Funeral for local airman scheduled
• Event gets under way today
• Juror denies watching trial reports
• New line project presents issues
• County plans to auction land
• Board addresses Allegheny No. 1 rumors
• Attempt to withdraw plea denied
• Convicted molester must wait for release
• Shaw remembered as loyal and loving
• DA: Mental exam may limit charge
• Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with Penn State Altoona!
• Stern: Ban blizzard
• Corbett fires workers over illegal abortions
• Man pleads to rape
• Coroner: Resident's death homicide
• Nursing home death ruled a homicide
• Fight ends in felony charges
• Police: Resident assaulted senior
• Airman was 'a great son'
• Army reserves ready to come home
• Build your own major with Letters, Arts, and Sciences!
• Altoona couple celebrate 70th Valentine's Day together
• 11:17 a.m.: Wind advisory in effect
• Report:?Drilling company paid for Super Bowl trip
• Epworth Manor gets new leadership
• Weston stays tuned in through big changes in radio
• Proposed expansion includes tap-in fee
• Nation's top military officer rejects instituting draft
• Labor leader recalled
• Regional river warning system threatened with extinction
• Tyrone man facing more charges
• Pregnant woman allegedly assaulted
• Locals pitch in to help out orphanage
• Wozniak working for 219 project
• Senator fighting LIHEAP cutback
• Leader: Welcome troops home
• Drug-addicted mom sentenced to prison
• Local man injured by roadside bomb
• Allentown blast kills five
• Gunshot recipient facing charges
• Corn demand driving food prices up
• YMCA demolition planned
• City agrees to demolition deal with Pyramid
• Altoona claiming extra tax revenue
• Penn State Altoona to feature work by graduating student
• Juvenile court sees new model
• Schirf reveals mini-stroke
• Police: Claims baseless
• Geist: High-speed rail future bright
• Performance artist Lea Gilmore offers civil rights presentation
• Faculty members receive Africa engagement grant
• Grocery store president devoted to family
• American Red Cross program helps families recover after fire
• Driver sentenced for chase
• Pa. House bill targets health coverage
• Penn State Altoona to show work of own professor
• LongHorn gives Altoona thumbs-up on cooperation
• Super Bowl a 'big time' disappointment for local Steelers fans
• Mistake-prone Steelers burnt in big game
• Police charge woman soliciting donations with obstructing road
• Slippery northbound lanes lead to multi-vehicle accident
• Unrest in Egypt disturbs those with local ties
• Former partners clashing over Penn Alto
• Williamsburg school district's future murky
• I-99 re-opens from Bald Eagle
• Tolis children pay for demolition
• The Hite Co. recognized by Obama
• Local Green Bay fans love to show their loyalty
• Moser will be tried as juvenile
• Proposal may threaten local airports
• 10:30 a.m.: Moser to be tried as a juvenile
• Trip to watch Super Bowl excites area Steelers fans
• Police: Boy fell from vehicle
• Speech draws interested crowd, including local representatives
• Obama spells out intention to build Penn State energy hub
• Film: The Last King of Scotland
• PHOTOS: Author Lawrence C. Ross Jr. speaks
• Penn State Altoona to feature work by graduating student
• Math Club to present second annual Integration Bee
• Bedford to host Super Bowl rally
• Avid fan runs Steelers store from home
• Loretto landowners seeking shale deal
• Corbett pressured to release fuel funds
• Coroner: Programs cut drug deaths
• Jabbeh Wesley to participate in Associated Writers and Writing Programs Conference in DC
• Communications program to hold welcome reception
• TASD gets ready for new exams
• Union workers get new contract
• Road crews, schools working to stay on top of ice storm
• Wind advisory raised for region
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• City prepares emergency operations center
• Lamar Advertising ends bus shelter deal
• 10:45 a.m.: Latest closings, cancellations
• District 6 wrestling duals among scholastic sporting events wiped out by storm
• Democrats:?Diesel fuel used in fracking
• Repeated changes in pharmacies can pose problems
• Storm delays Obama visit to Penn State
• Winter storm to bring snow, ice
• Victim testifies against Moser
• Gaston to offer presentation about Blair County African Americans in the Civil War
• Puppets help teacher give to communities
• Parishioners take the plunge
• Factories in US maintain an edge
• Steelers sales have been brisk, but best may be on horizon
• 'Unsanitary' number of cats taken from home
• Elderly care may be tested by cuts
• Son follows 'proud legacy'
• Former congressman takes time to teach, hang out on the farm
• Parents rebuild Odyssey program
• DA asks for new attorney for mom in evangelist trial
• Ozio gets 18 months in prison
• AASD employees going for 'Biggest Loser' title
• Low-cost insurance getting 2nd shot
• Obama coming to State College
• Steve and Nancy Sheetz Honor Friends with Gift to Penn State Altoona
• Obama stopping in Pa. Wednesday
• Tyrone community campaign kicks off
• Man guilty of assault on girl, 10
• Minority opinions face new struggle
• Retired educators who applied for ride in Challenger remember tragedy
• Slekar named feature education writer for Huffington Post
• Biology program welcomes back alum to speak
• Allen gets new attorney for appeal
• Altoona businesswoman remembered as a pioneer
• Judge OKs evaluation of Moser on Friday
• Accidents reported Wednesday afternoon
• Convicted drug dealer loses appeal of sentence
• Owners band together over Marcellus Shale leases
• Republican response to State of the Union Address
• Explosion disrupts power
• Text of Obama's State of Union address
• Speech spurs mixed opinions
• Funding kept secret during campaign
• Teenager's attorney requests evaluation
• Fire destroys gas pumps at Keystone Truck Stop
• Locals march for life
• Penn State Altoona presents Tierney Cahill
• Penn State Altoona to hold Blue and White Ball
• City police investigate shooting
• Police union files suit alleging interference
• Fire marshal dedicated to education
• Electric rate can be locked for 2011
• Local fans feeling Super
• When Steelers succeed, so do local businesses
• Colleges question study
• Sewer work coming
• Stream group satisfied with drillers' response to spill
• Area serviceman receives Purple Heart
• Storm doesn't cause emergency responders much hassle, but chilly days loom
• Authority receiving $1 million
• Abortion case 'flabbergasts' Rendell
• Faculty Colloquium: Improving Student Retention and Performance
• County exploring emergency alert system
• Marcellus Shale testing under way in Clearfield Township
• Helsel facing life in jail
• DA: Oversight failure enabled doctor
• 10 a.m.: Section of I-80 in Clearfield County closed
• Scholastic sports postponements for tonight
• Penn State Altoona brings Bettis, Ling for 2011 Speaker Series
• Professor to serve on panel for film "Race to Nowhere"
• Tyrone schools turn down heat
• In 27 minutes, jury convicts man of rape
• DA says doctor killed 7 babies
• Officer persuaded from holding hearing
• Brown bag discussion with Nicholas Rowland and Eric Charles
• Penn State Altoona invites community to celebrate African American Read-In
• Professor's editorial published in national newspaper
• Mother: Moser acts like he's 6
• Another Altoona officer resigns
• Second alleged meth lab connected to area man
• Being tech savvy can help teens
• Gov. Corbett faces budget challenges in first year
• Cambria duo seeking commissioner seats
• Hearings scheduled to discuss closings
• Spring Cove looking at possible cuts
• Gadgets remove faces of victims
• Speaker:?All need to remember King but move forward
• PHOTOS: MLK Jr. luncheon and day of service
• DeGol taking on FBO duties at county airport
• Addiction to cell phones may be real
• MLK's impact enduring
• Work as speech-language pathologist rewarding for Pennington
• Attorneys: New custody rules won't change much
• Blair County holiday OT bill: $95,000
• Face-to-face communication not always comfortable for teens
• County gets permission for millage hike
• Lakemont man arrested for firing mother's pistol
• Crash claims life on Route 453
• Officer's hearing delayed by union
• Incoming bishop unveiled
• New bishop named for Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown
• Drillers, officials pass on meeting
• Altoona battling Erie to retain 814 area code
• Couple convicted of drug offenses
• Police:?Man shot dog with a pistol
• Choros waives preliminary hearing
• PA Farm Show Foundation awards scholarships to Penn State students
• Penn State Altoona’s downtown bookstore reopens for spring semester
• Faculty Colloquium: Nick Mohammed
• Cresson ambulance eyes regional approach
• Garvey Manor recognized
• Pastor defends man in crash
• Council may use ability to subpoena
• Lions Fend Off Franciscan in 79-63 Win
• Carroll Becomes All-Time Leading Scorer as Lady Lions Beat Franciscan 69-52
• D3 Baseball.com Names Baum Preseason All-American
• Annual MLK luncheon set for next week
• Alleged dog-shooter faces charges
• Eichelberger:?Budget will pass on time
• Snowfall causes few incidents
• Police look into alleged tampering
• Alleged thief hit by truck
• Faculty members to offer poetry reading
• Associate professor to offer reading, book signing
• Open Mic set for February 15
• "Hard Freight" Sumission Deadline February 15
• Dog shot; reward offered for info
• Huntingdon school board may move to close two schools
• Carter set to become 'a retired bureaucrat'
• Second officer in bar fight named
• Tyrone Borough names Romeo new police chief
• PHOTOS: Fall 2010 Commencement
• Upcoming Events from the Newman Club
• Honors pile up at state farm show
• Funeral director devoted to club
• Police probing Blair Twp.
• Men's Basketball Loses 74-68 to Hilbert
• Lady Lions Top Hilbert 89-53
• Crash kills Lilly woman
• Portage defends hiring of counsel
• Ag parade kicks off week
• Local lawmakers discuss shooting
• Congresswoman wounded, 6 killed
• Lions Snap Four-Game Skid With 89-80 Win Over Pitt-Bradford
• Pitt-Bradford Overcomes Halftime Deficit to Beat Lady Lions
• Bedford County loan going to business expansion
• Local man inspires campaign
• Jubelirer disputes claims of threats toward Rendell
• Geist to push private funding
• More snow coming today
• Classical Concert Club to hold first meeting
• Tyrone receives $516,324 grant
• Judge gets 90 days to weigh Wright's competency
• Stabbing suspect arrested
• Police find possible meth labs
• Carroll Tops 1,000 Career Points
• Lions Beaten by Redhawks 89-53
• Tyrone Area School District discusses possible budget reductions
• Toomey preparing to tackle challenges
• County to accelerate DUI cases
• Officer stuck with needle
• La Roche Tops Lady Lions 83-60
• Author of "The Divine Nine" to speak at Penn State Altoona
• VIDEO: Commercial focuses on Nursing
• Penn State Altoona presents "Shorts Three"
• Judge gives stipulations for release
• Environmental official defends frackwater rules
• Suspected meth setup found
• Stevens won't be on ballot in 2011
• Pump prices back on rise
• New Blair Twp. supervisor to oversee police force
• Police: Man drove drunk with pot under seat
• Police: Alcohol a factor in crash
• Pa. allows dumping of tainted waters
• Lady Lions Lose Fast-Paced Game to Carnegie Mellon, 92-72
• Raspanti Named Defensive Player of the Year for ECAC South Region
• Supervisors' reorganization meeting set
• Man accused of taking money for workers' comp premiums
• System struggles in 2010
• Chief had long career in borough
• Wide-ranging effects of therapeutic massage help increase popularity
• From A to Z: Baby Andi ushers out 2010; baby Zoey rings in 2011
• Officers must exercise caution when discovering meth labs
• Crash in Huntingdon kills two women
• Lions' season ends with sloppy effort
• Police: Teenager drove ATV drunk
• Local leaders reflect on 2010
• Crime down in 2010
• Residents urged to recycle trees
• Outback Bowl gameday central: Penn State vs. Florida
• Final budget approved with 2.6 mill tax increase
• Mother must take parenting classes
• Businesses expect big New Year's sales
• Altoona readies for 2011
• Violence victims heard in court
• Authority awards vets memorial bid
• Poll:?Baby boomers fear they'll outlive Medicare
• Inmate suing prison for loss of eye
• Township manager making early exit
• Bridges contribute to PennDOT financial issues for coming years
• Twilight Race to ring in 2011
• Police: Fake theft reported
• Parole and probation search rights upheld
• Paterno reaffirms plans to coach in 2011; video of JoePa at practice
• Morris admits gambling problem
• Rendell briefing Corbett
• Sewer, water rates to rise in city
• Firefighters' advice: Leave, call for help
• Winter takes toll on outside pets
• Responders prepare for the worst
• Red Cross values longtime donor's selflessness
• Area dodges storm
• Turbines troubling for group
• 'Les Mis' decision criticized
• Brenneman takes post as new chief of police
• Christmas offers no break from work for some
• DA looks back on recent record
• Mirror selects stories of the year
• Proposed rule requires union information
• Commission to recommend rezoning
• PennVEST steps in for renovation
• Authority restores assistance for locals
• A?kind word at Christmas
• Joshua House ready for first holiday dinner
• Alleged assault leads to federal lawsuit
• Attorney: Don't try accused as adult
• Two more APD officers off force
• Penn State Altoona receives AAA award
• Runk, Templeton first-team all-state
• Water and sewage rates to increase
• Longtime AAHS teacher, music pillar dies on vacation
• Holiday programs offered to prevent drinking and driving
• Housing authority dispute leads to lawsuit
• Eliminated seat could belong to Critz
• VIDEO: Fall 2010 Commencement
• Penn State Altoona gift honors former administrator
• VIDEO: Degree Focus - Business
• Penn State Altoona to host artist A. Bill Miller
• Penn State Altoona to feature artist Brandy Wolfe
• Concerns raised at meeting
• Police: Suspect threatened to kill
• Chumrik, Woo, Minori named Class A first-team all-state
• Churchgoers distribute 100+ boxes to needy families
• Official admits to false testing
• Sunday film series will resume in fall 2011
• VIDEO: Free pizza! The perfect stress reliever
• Birthday boy: 84-year-old Paterno endures in pressure-packed sport
• Removal of snow benefits residents
• Pup to make television debut
• With Christmas days away, Santa says there's time to get on his good side
• Police probe stabbing
• Stabbing suspect charged as adult
• Schools mindful of avoiding layoffs
• Blair kids wait for an education
• Choros prelim looming
• Water Authority lacks permit to supply water for Marcelluls Shale drilling
• Man described as 'paranoid' wanted on meth-related charges
• Student stabbed at AAHS
• Tax bill becomes new law
• Allen sentenced to life in prison
• Alexander and Furlough present on scholarly publishing February 10
• Associate professor is panelist at international conference
• Lighthouse founder called a man of faith
• Inmates help church project
• Recall affects Ford van owners
• Huntingdon blaze destroys home
• Police: Man taught kids sex game
• Washington-Jefferson holding fundraiser for boy
• Fire destroys three classic cars, including Rolls Royce
• Pa. voters support liquor store sales
• American Red Cross' gift-wrapping initiative serves as fundraiser
• AMCC Announces Fall All-Sportsmanship Team
• Crash victims remembered fondly
• Ex-Altoona doctor faces new charges
• Cresson considering natural gas drilling ban
• Ducking the 'brutal cold'
• Police force cut despite protests
• Penn State Altoona receives gift from Reliance Bank to support athletics
• Free Pizza: The perfect stress reliever!
• Blair Twp. may cut force tonight
• Pension reform bill leaves challenges for school districts
• Horner trial may begin in late spring
• Benefit held for son of survivor
• Storm brings winter chill
• Tell Your Story! StoryCorps project to celebrate Black History Month
• Penn State Altoona welcomes Honorable Jolene Kopriva as commencement speaker
• Penn State Altoona students create video project for the United Way
• Register now for second annual MLK luncheon and day of service
• Logan rejects rental inspection program
• Man dies in snowmobile accident
• For model railroaders, miniature trains more than just play
• Experts: Stay safe while keeping warm
• Four killed in 2-car crash near Bellwood
• Inmate convicted of killing cellmate
• Borough retains current solicitor
• Supervisors, residents quarrel over sewer rates
• Shortage of drugs sweeping nation
• Officials: Economy behind surge in stray dogs at shelters
• Lions Mount Fierce Second Half Comeback, But Fall Short to D'Youville
• Lady Lions Take Down D'Youville 76-59
• Authority may upgrade Mill Run Dam
• Jury finds radiologists not at fault
• Outage affects schools, library
• 'Messy' weather predicted
• Kettle campaign helps beyond holiday season
• Logan Township Supervisors considering $13 million sewer project
• Bedford DA:?Herline should visit courthouse
• Bigger Cambria County budget leads to tax hike
• Altoona looking at sewer increase
• Men's and Women's Tennis Organizational Meeting
• Man who complained about use of informants found guilty
• 'He said I was going to die'
• Authority seeks bids for veterans memorial
• State health department offering free flu vaccinations
• City fires officer, doesn't say why
• Men's Basketball Falls at Grove City 61-37
• Engineering students offer senior presentations
• Around the World photo contest announces winners
• Acting students offer final presentations
• Associate professor receives Pushcart Prize nomination
• Student group holds holiday food drive
• Bedford County lays off 3 employees
• UPS will require photo IDs for shipping packages
• Reports: Meyer resigns Florida job
• Former sheriff's employee on ARD
• WWII vet speaks to students
• Women's Bowling Wins Seven at Red Flash Invitational
• Ivyside Chamber Ensemble to perform December 10
• Newman Club to hold Vigil Mass
• Student Government Association to hold open forum
• Women's Swimming Earns Win at York Double Duals
• Bedford woman displays generosity
• Christmas has teddy-bear theme
• Seniors balance safety, driving
• Lutheran Home at Hollidaysburg staff, residents building gingerbread village
• Survey: Parents pass on stress
• Intense dislike shared by teams
• Christmas of long, long ago celebrated in Bedford
• Local leaders advising Corbett
• All-ability playground to honor 5-year-old's memory
• Men's Basketball Drops Contest to Penn State Behrend
• Lady Lions Lose to Penn State Behrend 69-57
• Students sleep out to raise awareness
• Cambria taxes could rise
• Police probing crash that injured child
• Police uncover materials for meth
• Million-dollar drug ring busted
• Convicted murderer wants new trial
• 10:30 a.m.: Suspects in million-dollar drug ring face charges
• PennDOT outlines Bedford projects
• Altoona hosts Christmas parade on chilly evening
• Envelope company to be sold
• Yeager denied plea withdrawal
• Cambria residents discuss drilling
• City files suit against WRTA?owner
• Evangelist to trial for rape of young girl
• Rising rivers reach limits
• Lions Take Pitt-Greensburg to Overtime and Notch First Win of the Season
• Second Half Comeback Propels Lady Lions to Win Over Pitt-Greensburg
• Black Student Union to host annual Umoja Festival
• Penn State Altoona students sleep out for spring break
• Environmental Studies Program to show "Gasland"
• Cove digester may break ground soon
• New authority office has 'presence'
• Ruling:?Burchfield violated Ethics Act
• Rain rings in December
• 9:45 a.m.: Flooding closes Blair, Huntingdon roads
• Unit working with new rifles
• Help available to quit smoking
• Woman fighting housing decision
• Area hunters report little luck, but enjoy the tradition regardless
• Staton appeal denied
• Survey: PSU tops among companies
• Flood watch for Tuesday night and Wednesday
• Retired teacher's life has been set to music
• Deer season sparks business
• Economy, higher ticket prices blamed for decline in ridership
• Most locals comfortable with new security measures at airports
• Drivers urged to prepare for winter
• EMS groups say process should not be difficult
• Questions remain about man's death
• Split deer season may help processors
• Deep freeze
• Gameday central: PSU vs. Michigan State
• Men sentenced for gun incidents
• Allegations not keeping area woman out of pantry
• Newest budget reduces police
• Locals work for savings
• I-99 cuts game day traffic for some
• Tyrone dips into reserves to offset $73,000 deficit
• Mount Aloysius to display elk
• Devorris may aid Morris
• Thanksgiving dinner draws 615 people
• Police: Man assaulted, tried hanging woman
• Local teen to sing in Philly's parade
• Thanksgiving celebration a first for international students
• Bird counters track eagles, hawks, other raptors
• Minister returns to Bedford county
• From bombs to bones: SFU's Jukic thankful to be playing after overcoming war, surgery
• Weather advisory in effect for Thursday
• Real Thanksgiving party starts tonight
• Police: Man leads chase for 10 miles
• Locals decorate for kids
• Budget displayed without tax hike
• JoePa plans to return in 2011
• Paterno's press conference: Paterno plans to return in 2011
• Rife sentenced to 18 1/2 months
• Many Pennsylvanians traveling for holiday
• Attorney for Dugan claims jury violations
• Officials getting pay hike Dec. 1
• Police: Man leads a 2-county chase
• Library benefactor still going strong
• Civics holding holiday dinner
• Lead levels high in glasses
• Area groups cooking Thanksgiving meals
• Auditions in Northern Cambria draw crowd
• Water rates to rise
• Vigilance not always enough to protect identity
• Panel keeps staff liaison post
• Eichelberger expects shift in Pa. power
• Pa. says 83,000 will lose benefits
• No tax increase planned in Bedford
• Penn State gameday central: Penn State at Ohio State
• Latest Harry Potter movie hits theatres
• Live high school football updates
• High school football capsules
• 'Cats, Rangers to meet
• Jobless benefits to expire
• 'Fonzie's' advice: Find greatness
• Winterfests return to pair of area communities
• Fate of evicted residents reviewed
• Winds rip into area trees
• Acquaintance puzzled by allegation
• Utah congressman explains why he voted against honoring Paterno
• Hollidaysburg working on suicide prevention
• Hollidaysburg man, 34, missing since last Sunday
• Chest Springs native stayed true to home
• B-A's Otto taking job in Clearfield
• Attendant allegedly defrauded Medicaid
• Proposal keeps tax rates the same
• Paterno: Mauti out, McGloin to start, mum on Redd
• Family may save Braemar Cottage
• Main Street decision disappoints Hollidaysburg merchants
• Church hopes to ship 18,000 boxes to needy children
• Officers justified in man's shooting
• House OKs public pension changes
• Trescott Named AMCC Women's Swimmer of the Week
• Men's and Women's Swimming Teams Lose to Messiah on Saturday
• Group pushes area recycling
• Don't panic when jury notice arrives, pair says
• Grandfather's stories plants desire in history detective to learn about past
• Altoona police shoot man
• Civil War Colored Troops honored
• Penn State collapses after strong first half
• Women's Volleyball Defeated in ECAC Semifinal by St. Vincent
• Lady Lions Lose in Opening Round of NCAA Tournament
• Help available for first responders after tragedies
• Veterans honored in Cove
• Former addicts share turnaround stories
• Evangelist charged with rape of girl, 11
• Tyrone hits silver screen
• Reservists make presence felt in Iraq
• Penn State Gameday Central: Penn State at Ohio State
• Live high school football updates
• Johnstown man dies in Bedford crash
• A day for veterans
• Casinos, Morris at odds
• 'Unstoppable' pride hitting Tyrone
• Women's Soccer Re-Enters NSCAA Regional Rankings
• Unstoppable review: Movie filmed in Tyrone is thrill ride
• Blue Star memorial dedicated at Blair County Courthouse
• Prisoners of war discuss harrowing experiences at Bellwood ceremony
• No tax increase in City Council's early budget
• Deficit cuts target Social Security
• Release stuns robbery victim
• Sifrit murder appeal denied
• Women's Volleyball Defeats Moravian 3-1 to Advance in ECAC Tournament
• AMCC Preseason Basketball Polls Released
• Gerholt forgery trial to be separate
• Proposed budget includes furlough
• County secures demolition grant
• Fire destroys Loysburg home
• Taylor Named Men's Soccer Coach of the Year; Five Lions Make All-Conference Team
• Five Lady Lions Named to All-Conference Women's Volleyball Team
• Aldridge, Brown Earn Places on All-Conference Team for Men's Cross Country
• Burkholder Receives All-Conference Honors for Women's Cross Country
• Raspanti Wins Co-Player of the Year, Waters Takes Co-Newcomer of the Year
• Eight Lady Lions Soccer Players Named to AMCC All-Conference Team
• Information About Saturday's Women's Soccer NCAA Tournament Game
• Faculty Colloquium: Xuebing Yang
• Paterno's press conference: McGloin to start, but Bolden may play
• PHOTOS: Bike Trail Ribbon Cutting
• CROP meal to help hungry
• Campus-to-downtown bike path opens
• Blair Twp. shortfall may force police furlough
• Son gets 2-4 years in hammer attack
• Volleyball Earns #4 Seed in ECAC Tournament, Will Host Home Match on Wednesday
• Women's Swimming and Diving's Bauer, Trescott Honored by AMCC
• Women's Soccer to Face Denison University in NCAA First Round on Saturday
• Waters, Robinson Named AMCC Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week in Women's Soccer
• "Finding My Path" with Diana Ramos
• Penn State Altoona’s Ivyside Dance Ensemble to take the stage
• Penn State Altoona senior project includes public performance
• Wish granted for teen from Williamsburg
• Aldi location has more space for development
• Therapeutic riding program going strong
• Dispute highlights neighbor relations
• Turbine revenue helps pave roads
• Counselor: Grieving residents 'not alone'
• Red tape delays return of WWII airman's body
• 400! Complete coverage of Paterno's historic victory
• Lady Lions Defeat Penn State Behrend to Claim AMCC Title
• Women's Volleyball Falls to #1 Pitt-Bradford in AMCC Championship
• Video: Tim Curley, Graham Spanier discuss Paterno's 400th win
• Video: Joe Paterno addresses the crowd after his 400th career win
• Video: Joe Paterno carried off the field after 400th career win
• Cambria looking at gas options
• Tyrone residents prepare for 'Unstoppable' release
• Doug West speaks to local students
• High Alert
• PSU gameday central: JoePa goes for No. 400
• Event to honor 11-year-old cancer victim
• DA rescinds plea deal after learning of record
• Property of burned church to be Aldi
• Millions slated for area projects
• Lady Lions Volleyball Advances to AMCC Championship
• Crash closes Route 53
• AMCC Women's Soccer Championship Game Preview: #1 Penn State Altoona vs. #2 Penn State Behrend
• Information on Saturday's AMCC Championship Game
• Preview: Women's Volleyball at AMCC Tournament
• Bellwood native to run NYC?Marathon
• Live Video of Friday's Volleyball Tournament from Pitt-Bradford
• Locals show strong at the polls
• Donor sending veterans to game
• Pennsylvania picks Corbett
• Toomey claims Specter seat
• Drug cases forwarded to Blair County Court
• Bellwood-Antis student expelled for bomb threat
• Agreement close in harassment case
• Elected officials get new mandate
• Drug-addicted babies require long-term care
• Lions Fall to Medaille 2-0 in Semifinals
• Lady Lions Shut Out Pitt-Bradford 4-0, Will Host Championship Game Saturday
• Zolten invited to serve on graphic novel award selection jury
• Change in AMTRAN service for November 3
• Blood Drive November 5
• Critz wins in rematch
• Game Preview: #3 Penn State Altoona at #2 Medaille College, AMCC Men's Soccer Semifinals
• Game Preview: #5 Pitt-Bradford at #1 Penn State Altoona, AMCC Women's Soccer Semifinals
• PHOTOS: Eric Byrd Trio performs
• PHOTOS: International Culture Festival
• Races to determine Pennsylvania's next governor and U.S. senator are drawing voters to the polls today.
• PHOTOS: Holocaust survivor Judy Meisel
• Lowe Named Offensive Player of the Week for Women's Soccer by AMCC
• 3:55 p.m.: Section of Route 36 reopens
• Volleyball Ends Regular Season With 3-1 Win Over Hilbert
• Assistant professor intereviewed on WPSU's "Pennsylvania People"
• Attorney waits to hear from suspect
• Students experience agriculture lab
• Carson Valley fatal goes to state AG
• Getting out the votes
• Police: Suspect's kitchen like fortress
• Kennedy Named AMCC's Offensive Player of the Week for Men's Soccer
• Humane Society expansion the cat's meow
• Apathy setting in with young voters
• Park manager enjoys the Cove
• Upgrades could cost extra $20M
• Local pair surprised rally didn't have political message
• Arrest made in Cresson homicide
• Penelec customers can expect rate hike
• Judy Meisel offers stories of the Holocaust
• Lady Lions Defeat Pitt-Greensburg 3-0
• Overindulging fans compound problems for game day police
• Gamma Phi Beta presents annual "Puttin' on the Hits"
• Wilson's Goal Gives Lions a Late Win Over Frostburg
• PSU Gameday Central: Confident McGloin will need to be smart
• Young Democrats to host "Get Out the Vote" rally October 28
• Former Conference Foe Frostburg Beats Lady Lions 2-0
• Cresson woman found shot to death
• Penn State Altoona shows art work of senior student
• Penn State Altoona presents art work by VAST students
• Raspanti Has Record-Setting Day as Lady Lions Down Hilbert 4-0
• Henry Winkler visits Penn State Altoona November 18
• Aumiller's Late Goal Helps Lions Past Hilbert 2-1
• Eric Byrd Jazz Trio to preform October 27
• Volleyball Defeats Medaille 3-0
• Poet-singer Jack Gladstone to perform November 3
• Women's and Men's Swimming Opens Season at Pitt-Bradford
• Penn State Altoona’s Ivyside Pride to perform
• Lady Lions Soccer Ranked Regionally by NCAA
• Volunteering can pay off with better health
• Student organization presents "A Night at the Club"
• Women's Bowling Wins Three at Kutztown Invitational
• Horner's mom hopes to use funds for attorney
• Faculty Colloquium: Mark McNicholas
• Penn State Altoona Golfers Named to All-Conference Team
• Nurse called 'everyone's mom'
• PHOTOS: James Carville visits Penn State Altoona
• Women's Soccer Closes Out Regular Season With Win
• Police: Son guns down mother
• Engineering faculty member chairs international conference
• First Round AMCC Soccer Schedule Set
• Lions Overcome Early Deficit to Win 4-1 in First Round of AMCC Tourney
• PHOTOS: Cristopolis performs at Penn State Altoona
• Lady Lions Defeat Division II Pitt-Johnstown
• Swimming Teams Compete at Westminster Relays
• Free Kaplan Practice Graduate Tests
• Lions Drop Regular Season Finale to La Roche
• Penn State Altoona Posts Strong Showing at AMCC Cross Country Championship, Placing Third
• Ebensburg restaurant damaged by fire Friday
• Game Preview: #6 Pitt-Greensburg at #3 Penn State Altoona, First Round AMCC Men's Soccer Tournament
• Women's Soccer Ranked 10th Regionally
• Paterno addresses Stanley's drug charge; Latimore likely out for season
• Blair County drug sweep continues
• Morris' attorneys challenge petition; Uno's cuts hours
• Police seeking killer
• AASD's Bradley to retire
• Gov. candidates swap barbs in last debate
• Lady Lions to Host Dig Pink Event Saturday
• Volleyball Splits Matches at Frostburg
• 'Amazing' reception greets Roethlisberger in QB's return
• Lady Lions Place Fourth in AMCC Women's Tennis Championship
• Couple pushing to honor Gallitzin
• Poll: Obama's support waning
• Pumpkin pie face
• Councilman, volunteer an Altoona ambassador
• Altoona native's car giveaway earns national attention
• Demi Moore, Kutcher pay visit to Altoona
• Lions Fall to Behrend 4-0
• Women Place 6th, Men Place 9th at Hood College Open
• Lady Lions Fight to 1-1 Tie With Behrend
• College to host medical updates seminar
• Lions Fall to Medaille 3-0
• Agricultural Science Major Event coming to Penn State Altoona
• Men's Golf Wins 2010 AMCC Championship
• Penn State Altoona presents "The Politics of Crossover"
• Women's Volleyball Picks Up Pair of Wins at Widener Tri-Match
• Associate professor of sociology and women's studies is keynote speaker
• Ingold Named ECAC President
• Young Democrats to host "Get Out the Vote" rally October 14
• Women's Tennis Falls to Saint Vincent
• PHOTOS: Annual Student and Benefactor Dinner
• Lady Lions Roll to 6-0 Win Against Franciscan
• Penn State Altoona to present "The Chalk Circle"
• Lions Take Down Barons 5-0
• PHOTOS: Fall 2010 Career Fair
• Men's Golf Places 8th at Gettysburg
• Faculty Colloquium: Lee Ann De Reus and HDFS students
• Lady Lions Sweep La Roche 3-0
• State-of-the-art helicopter delivered
• Kappa Delta Pi to hold second annual initiation
• Men's Basketball Practice Tips Off in 24 Hours
• Convict fighting lawyers' petition
• Penn State Altoona to host fitness challenge
• Women's Tennis Finishes Regular Season With a Win
• Students planning to run for Stoy
• Saturday's Soccer Games in Erie to be Played at Mercyhurst
• Bedford County teen latest accident fatality
• Associate professor to appear on television show with President Spanier
• Teeth training
• Professor to interview former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Education
• Live Audio and Stats for Tomorrow's Soccer at Medaille
• PHOTOS: Womack receives fall 2010 Meling Award
• Men's and Women's Cross Country Place 20th and 21st at CMU Invitational
• College holds events for National Coming Out Day
• Ketchem Goals Help Lady Lions to 3-1 Win Over Medaille
• Detective being investigated
• One-car crash claims man, 20
• Earmark recycled for Route 22 study
• Ex-Penn State?employee charged
• Fire official:?Man runs over himself
• Council quiet about police
• Tyrone-area man gets 25 to 50 years in child porn case
• Convict claims mental illness, wants to be institutionalized
• IRC seeks 'boutique' revenue from municipal rights of way
• Airport gets new offer to fix tanks
• Departments asked to cut
• Altoona officers placed on leave
• Student killed in collision with bus
• Road closed after school bus-vehicle crash
• Brother's kidnapping haunts sibling
• Judge upholds church verdict
• Altoona Regional opens first outpatient service
• Man drowns at James Creek
• Teen, 18, dies in crash
• Incident at Pelly's to go to grand jury
• Passionate cause
• Possible attempted kidnapping reported
• Technology conference hits PSU
• 'We stunk': Humbling homecoming for Penn State
• Man gets decade-plus for drugs
• 3 critically wounded in State College stabbings
• Center to get seniors active
• Van Zandt program offers assistance to homeless veterans
• Clearville residents blame reduced property values on natural gas project
• Mental health officials worry
• Dog law officers hound county pet owners
• Dirty jobs
• George W. Bush nearly in Bedford
• Gameday central: PSU vs. Illinois
• Alleged threat puts B-A on alert
• Pote's Garage destroyed
• Garage fire in Roaring Spring
• Students let back into Bellwood schools
• Group drawing attention to early childhood education
• Family garage burns in Antis
• Mix-up puts 5-year-old home alone
• HASD Athletic group presents strategy
• Man says police roughed him up
• House debates ID rule
• Zoning change requested for Valley View parcel
• A hero's final farewell
• Cuts in funding force reduction of DUI efforts
• Some county residents entitled to tax refund
• Funeral today for local Marine
• Incident causes lockdown at school
• Insurance innovations
• Student's suicide sparks debate
• Horner's original attorney may join defense
• Marine returns home
• Loretto inmate sues over discarded sandwiches
• Copper heist caused outage, police say
• Woman charged in July crash that injured children
• Northern Cambria woman was driver in fatal accident
• Railfest loses luster without excursion
• Cumming purchases authority building
• Dedicated to our streams
• Penn State falls flat vs. Iowa - again
• 'Crazy' pumpkin growers turn out to weigh goods
• Congressman honors vets
• Ban on portable generators news to PSU fans
• Stuck in neutral
• Gameday Central: PSU at Iowa
• Budget cuts limit program
• Final steps
• Court to tweak handling of DUIs
• Woman's logo chosen for 'Unstoppable' promotion
• Local man's commitment honored
• Borough considers raising taxes
• Animal Planet personality speaks about conservation
• Authority appeals water ruling
• Gas price increases 5 percent until 2011
• Leading the way
• Driver dead, dozen hurt in bus plunge outside DC
• Poll: Race for governor now too close to call
• Agroterrorism steps taken despite lack of area attack
• Partners: Liquidate Morris' holdings
• Service member from Gallitzin dies
• Yeager sentenced for raping young girl
• Far from a waste of time
• Live updates from Joe Paterno's press conference
• Corbett, Onorato debate budget
• Tyrone woman to head new tax collection bureau
• Register and recorder defends her office
• New building name up to students
• Biden: It's us against the tea party
• Blair farmers say yields good despite state's drought concerns By Amanda Clegg aclegg@altoonami
• Film on being gay in Pa. draws small crowd, small protest
• Judge denies killer a retrial
• 1 dead in Hollidaysburg crash
• Stunt show spruces up event
• At 79, man goes back to school
• Battle of the bandz
• Teenager dies in crash
• Library explores curbside service
• 4 injured in violent crash
• Penn State Gameday Central: Temple vs. PSU
• Six become newest members of AAHS Distinguished Alumni program
• Drill helps prepare for emergency
• Limited resources challenge historical society's efforts
• Tax collectors to name director
• Strongman sends message to area elementary students
• Reptiles used to teach students how to eat right
• City sued to force eviction of group
• Waving them through
• Jury finds Sean Allen guilty of murder
• Bedford woman arrested for abandoning daughter
• Police: Clerk stopped duo attempting to rob Adult World
• Family recalls laughter, ability to love
• Allen guilty of murder
• Allen declines to testify in homicide case
• Expert: Davis sexually assaulted
• A true inspiration: Taliaferro's comeback from injury nothing short of miraculous
• Severe thunderstorm watch until 10 p.m. Wednesday
• Altoona City Council votes to increase fees
• Bedford commissioners nix shorter work hours
• Regional 211 help line sought
• Sean Allen trial: Day 2
• Sheetz has new store construction down to science
• Man arrested for kidnapping
• Speakers believe best days are ahead
• Quarry project 'early in process'
• Early investigation quickly led police to suspect
• Allen trial begins with admission
• Sean Allen homicide trial under way
• Video: Curve win 2010 Eastern League title
• United Way aims to increase visibility
• Special needs progress 'amazing'
• Tyrone seeks flood plan
• Play time change
• Murtha, Saylor among inductees
• Conservancy allowing hunting in woodlands
• A day on Brush Mountain
• Employers take steps to avoid violence
• Curve claim Eastern League crown
• Penn State vs. Kent State: Gameday central
• Blood drive today in honor of local officer
• Taking some snaps
• Local educator, others honored
• Authority votes to file claim for plant
• Firing up the fans
• Meeting offers ways to ease financial stress
• Second Mile founder retires
• Music to his ears
• Prison not as crowded
• Flower has butterflies
• Central Cambria middle school addition ahead of schedule
• Motorist strikes bull elk
• AASD will merge junior, senior proms
• DEP: Trash not evident
• Houtzdale man charged with vehicular homicide
• Board approves plan to boost police patrol
• Slappin' on a fresh coat
• Tyrone sued by former employee
• Huntingdon seeks grant for study
• Live updates from Joe Paterno's weekly press conference
• Police: Man jailed for dragging ex-girlfriend with her vehicle
• Souderton man hired as new borough manager
• Paving the way for revival
• Opener at BCB expected to be big
• Jury selected for Allen murder trial
• Judge says goodbye after a year in Altoona
• Towers for wind turbines en route
• Bedford man, 22, killed in accident
• Sunday hangout
• Area man hopes to fund CCC memorial
• Cyclists ride to support veterans
• Accused dealer cleared of most serious charges
• Area municipalities get traffic light grants
• Flight 93 heroes honored
• A time for reflection
• Programs help decision making
• Hoping for a big weekend
• Mosque, burning politicize Sept. 11
• City tells county to demolish homes
• Penn State at Alabama: Gameday central
• Hollidaysburg schools hit performance targets
• Spanning the gap
• Kopriva works to keep teen off street
• Hazleton immigration appeal denied
• Annual event to grant 25 wishes
• Judge: Couple can use well water
• State takes over Huntingdon Register's office
• Federal judge nixes dismissal of lawsuit
• Fire destroys former truss plant
• Blair to get money for snow cleanup
• Tennis center, crossing part of retiree's legacy
• In the 'Knick' of time
• Planners give thumbs-down to zoning change for Walgreens
• Blair records $541,000 surplus
• Police: Man pulls gun on relative over SUV
• Live notes from Joe Paterno's press conference
• Authority pension plan in decent shape
• Family: Boy, 5, a hero
• A fair experience in Cambria
• Amtran begins capital plans
• Amber an angelic surfer
• Air conditioning shop keeping soldiers cool
• Attorney recovers from accident
• Jobs will benefit highly skilled
• Festive day for Zack
• Northern Cambria, state mull water system work
• Penn State psyched about Alabama
• Laborers show pride
• Local Navy nurse brings student art to Afghanistan hospital
• Your complete guide to Penn State's season opener today
• Judge sends Newark teen home
• One passenger killed in two-vehicle crash
• Water Authority trying to lower $54K fines
• Sporting Lion pride
• Date set to begin seating Allen jury
• Labor Day travel to rise by 9.9 percent
• $450K grant to help produce fuel cubes
• Convicted murderer's mental competency set for test
• UPDATED: Bolden will start at QB; PSU's 2011, 2012 Big Ten schedules out
• Man pleads guilty for fatal crash
• Airport's fuel tanks need to be replaced
• Preventing the wrong Rx
• Bedford school board sues county
• Big Ten alignment: PSU reportedly with Ohio State, Wisconsin
• Upgrades to fort may begin in the fall
• Railroad property remains unused
• Ex-student acquitted of robbery charges
• Horner may not be tried this year
• Hazy results
• Despite cuts, Cambria County Fair 'goes on'
• Shuster notices issues, progress in Afghanistan
• 'Business as usual'
• Mount Union gets $2.5 million
• Stoner falls for 'that town with the paper mill'
• Sunday hockey league growing strong
• Dispute may be ending for club
• Tour de 'Toona returns
• Traditions not the same
• Widow has had help keeping family together
• Women challenged to make change
• Locals attend rally in DC
• Five years after a triple murder in Altoona, three families are carrying on
• Roads rally
• Police arrest 74 for underage drinking
• Two judges will use nCourt
• Biker club allegedly assaults preacher
• 'Ugly fireman' making Cove runs
• Mother suing Ebensburg Center over drug overdose
• 'Family ride' set for Saturday
• Teen facing gun charge returning to New Jersey
• Pick up and move
• Township sides with residents
• Casinos seek $625,000 from Morris
• Ofiesh dedicated his life to family, church and nation
• Council approves authority payments
• No recalls here
• Coroner: Infant's death a homicide
• Driver charged in deadly accident
• Man enters no-contest plea for assaulting teenage girl
• Student housing put on agenda
• Sparks ignite barn blaze
• DA asks to sell seized vehicles
• Rendell: Boost transportation funding
• New Mount Aloysius president begins job
• CityCouncil delays Juniata pool decision
• Up to their ears
• Farmers discuss better prices
• Portage man, 25, dies in ATV crash
• Mechanics keep trucks moving
• A little bit of soap
• AAHS principal looking ahead
• Trip prompts teacher to promote sustainability
• Donor keeps woman from jail
• Keeping track of heros
• Autistic kids debut art
• Police arrest 2 in pharmacy heist
• Pharmacy robbery suspect arrested
• Williamsburg Farm show 'as good as ever'
• Addict mother out of prison
• Suspected Altoona marijuana dealer arrested
• Penn State Altoona move-in day a gift for university
• Police: Woman tried to run over boyfriend
• Blair salaries to rise
• Police seize pot, $346K
• Blair county salaries 30% below average
• Wings of freedom
• Pollination focus of Ag Progress Days
• Court officials protect infant
• Salary board OKs $223,288 in raises
• Jeweler who 'loved Hollidaysburg' dies at 84
• County workers seeking raises
• Ag Progress Days kick off
• US troops to be honored with run
• Dealer appealing historic sentence
• Bedford commissioner sued over $20,000 debt
• County mulling graffiti cleanup crew
• Not there yet
• Ansley RV co-founder 'salt of the earth'
• No small potatoes
• Bellwood-Antis grad poised to Teach For America
• Portage could develop community center at dormant building
• VA Home cutting staff
• East Broadtop Railroad anniversary sees large crowd
• Every dog had its day
• Camp targets adoption policies
• Dog gone trouble
• Transportation funding session appears unlikely
• Pancreatic cancer benefit draws crowd
• Blair county begins Mortgage Court
• Asphalt victim recovering
• Program aims to help sexual assault victims
• Braemar Cottage to be razed
• Liquor license transfers approved
• Transportation funds cut
• Incriminating touch
• Quick action may have saved victim
• Seniors have had their moments at area fair
• Giant Eagle could make history
• Contractors on edge over inspections
• Heritage Quest Database
• Annual Fundraiser
• Internet Changes
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• Gospel sounds duet return to concert tour.
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Blair County
• Blair County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Blair County
• Gospel Sounds Duet Music evangelist available concert tour.
• Countywide Neighborhood Watch Meeting to Focus on Scams
• 8th Annual Golden Games Registration Deadline Approaches.
• National Senior Health and Fitness Day Event Promotes Healthy Lifestyle.
• Tyrone Senior Community Center Open House May 6 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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