Emporium, PA News

• Emporium, PA News
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• ECC to offer youth summer camps
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• Potter County deeds recorded
• Freeman, Wilson, Zoschg moving on
• Alle-Catts cruise again, 25-2
• Falcon girls in District 9 final four
• Burdick top PSUAC scholar-athlete
• Falcons advance in playoffs
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• Whitetail birthing season will peak over the new few weeks
• Sportsmen list upcoming events
• Handgun course for women
• Elk group starts youth program
• Fishing derby next Sunday
• School alive with peeping pheasants
• Have you seen your first firefly yet?
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• ‘Cole Foundation’ formed to help fund health care
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• ‘Piecemakers’ spread goodwill around the globe 1,000 times over
• Bridge work to start
• Rotary bicycle tour coming to region
• Cameron County realty transfers
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• More charges against Goff
• Children’s Fair Friday
• Local Rotary speaker scores again!
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• Stream obstruction measure advances
• Area news briefs
• Numbers in the News
• Directors: ‘save our cemetery’
• Local bridges named soldier memorials
• ‘Heritage Community of the Year’
• Grippo sentence modified
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• Births
• Death Notices
• Thomas R. Chitester
• Thomas C. Simms
• Pamela Rearick-Bresslin
• ‘Whooping cough’ cases confirmed
• CARP plan moves forward
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• Tom Leete At 90
• Energy: Good News
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• DRUG COURT MAKES SENSE
• Goodwill retail store opened in Coudersport
• Communities plan Memorial Day events
• Fireworks at CC school board meeting
• Over 180 registered for 38th God’s Country Marathon
• Buckingham defiant
• Convict nabbed after fifive years on the run
• Burn victims home; VanHorn improving
• Weekend in the Wilds to focus on young artists
• CCSD budget deficit at $600K; could affect teachers, students
• Britton tosses no hitter for Raiders
• Falcons headed to baseball playoffs
• Solveson hurls no-hitter
• Split results for Cameron County girls
• Falcons get back on track with big win
• Falcons outlast Panthers in varsity softball slug fest
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• Popular fishing derby planned
• Fishing event planned May 26
• Kids fishing derby today
• Introductory handgun course
• 65 elk licenses to be issued; herd at 800 strong
• Precious Alaskan resource threatened by mining
• CVAA scooter raffle winner announced
• Austin Memorial Day observance May 28
• Membership open in ABATE chapter
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• Recalling the Korean War
• Cole centers: the doctor is in
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• Trio charged in playground arson
• Child safety seat check May 22, 23
• Agency on Aging makes donation to Senior Center
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• Area news briefs
• CC Fair Board Assn. to meet
• Yellow Ribbon Poker Run planned June 9
• Rotary charts course for service
• Open house at Boys & Girls Club
• Numbers in the News
• Rabies clinic today on courthouse square
• Meeting on Rt. 6 ‘Scenic Byway’ Monday
• Upgrades made at historic cemetery
• Tough times? Pet owners don’t despair
• Water Quality Work Group taking care of business
• Rabies clinic today
• Air Force veteran to give Memorial Day address
• To Wed In the Caribbean
• Death Notices
• Mary Cavanaugh
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• Marathon breaking new ground
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• Don’t Dissolve Conservation Fund
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• SOME POST OFFICES SHOULD CLOSE
• Promote ATV traffic in the interest of tourism?
• ‘Wounded Warriors’ welcome Tuesday
• New agriculture educator hits the ground running
• ‘Forest of the Year’
• CCSD superintendent submits resignation
• Plans for auction to recoup taxes progressing
• Offificials: rapid increase in ‘21st century drugs’
• New USPS plan calls for reduced hours
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• Baseball event today in Austin
• Johnson, Horning win
• NTL track & field meet today
• Falcons get back on track with big win
• Coudy, Austin softball winners
• Raiders lose three one-run games
• CCHS Envirothon team advances
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• Handgun course for women planned
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• All hail the whitetail— this is if you can find him!
• Potter County real estate transactions
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• Fishing derby for kids planned at Lyman Run
• Benefit dance for St. Jude’s tonight
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• Rotary hears about D&A, CARP, pool
• Boosters bingo tonight
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• Another leadership group graduates
• Thumbs up for boro audit
• Free financial planning advice May 22 in Emporium
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• New vibe expected at Dam Show
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• Area news briefs
• Environmental knowledged tested
• Lawn ordinance reminder
• Local man sentenced for stealing lottery tickets
• Numbers in the News
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• Charges piling up on crime spree duo
• NHS inductees blend academics, service, leadership, character
• Bennett reunion June 9
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• Births
• Cole Hospital joins patient safety initiative
• Church plans farewell dinner for pastor
• Petty earns degree
• Plots offered to public in ‘community garden’
• Plan July Wedding
• Death Notices
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• Free tech program offered to youth
• Free training for natural gas jobs
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• Chance To Help Disabled Veterans
• Pa. Under Attack
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• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• PRISONS: TIME TO GET SERIOUS
• Gypsy moth caterpillars likely to bug us again this year
• Parade will welcome ‘Wounded Warriors’
• ‘Doe’ license allocation up by 10,000
• Gamblers subsidizing local taxes
• Organizers gearing up for exciting marathon; volunteers needed
• School awarded unique federal literacy funding
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• Water line flushing
• Lewis Road work starts
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• Genesee boy hit by car
• Golf tourney June 9
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• Softball teams in showdown
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• Good weather, good times, distances
• Falcons (8-2) eyeing baseball playoffs
• Outdoor photography class May 12
• Conservation program started
• Parks careers emphasized to youth
• Students help fight knotweed
• A memorial to elk biologist Jon DeBerti
• Gobble season runs through May 31
• The challenge of fishing for wild trout in wild places
• Clean up today
• Church yard sales during Maple Fest
• Car wash, sale today
• Maple Festival underway
• Rotary speech winner moves on
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• Natural gas resource center, Human Services discussed
• Motorcycle crash claims man’s life
• North Country Voices to perform
• Three sentenced in Potter County Court
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• ACLU challenging voter ID law
• Earns statewide ‘gifted’ award
• Community Blood Bank plans June drive
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• Partnering for kids camp fundraiser
• New Chamber website
• Local jobless rates fall again
• Expect delays on Rt. 6 near Potato City
• Volunteers recognized
• Area news briefs
• Alumni Banquet May 26
• House, contents destroyed by fire
• Whole lotta love!
• Numbers in the News
• Treasured lumber era photographs come home
• Prominent editor recalled
• Auditions for musical start Monday
• Blood analysis slated May 12 in Coudersport
• Dog training classes offered locally
• Plan August Wedding
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• Death Notices
• Edwin D. Long
• John W. Valenti
• David L. Anderson
• Fire causes minor damage
• Fire quickly controlled
• Lumber Museum has new administrator
• Yellow Ribbon bike poker slated
• Exercise Caution With Lawn Care
• Park Playground Meeting Today
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Burn victims expected to make full recovery
• Treasure hunters sent packing
• CHANGING TIMES IN DEER HUNTING
• Policy changes discussed
• $728M of Rigas family fortune going to victims
• Teen involved in murder begins prison sentence
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• Day of Prayer observance Thurs.
• Dam Show, flood observance details reviewed
• Environmental ed. grants
• Fatal vehicle accident on Route 555
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• County retirement fund at all-time high
• Camp applicants sought
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• Gators top Raiders, 11-3
• Falcons top baseball league
• Golf tournament slated June 9
• Former NFL receiver to speak at LEEK open house
• ABA Pitch, Hit, Run May 12
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• Athletes look ahead to District track meet
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• Watershed groups planning picnic
• Forest tour at Lyman Run State Park
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• CCSD students begin caring for pheasant eggs
• For outdoor lovers, spring is also a time to give back
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• Austin man killed in Route 872 crash;
• Young artists subjects are ‘caught on tape’— literally!
• Appreciation dinner planned for CCMH volunteers
• Zerbe reaches 23-gallon mark
• Medication collection today
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• Habitat group busy building more homes
• Ream on dean’s list
• Community Chest zeroing in on fund drive goal
• Arboretum expansion moves forward
• Honoring military personnel
• Kindergarten registratiuon
• Route 6 is a ‘National Scenic Byway’
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• Area news briefs
• CCHS third marking period honor students
• History made with Art Honor Society
• Numbers in the News
• New lumber heritage book published
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• Potter County real estate transactions
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• County linking with college’s community research organization
• Music Booster fundraiser
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• Stories wanted for ‘living history’ book
• United In Marriage
• Thank You
• Death Notices
• Francis T. Ayers
• Brian Fink
• State owes county for DA salary
• ‘Youth For Truth’ group car wash today
• Anti-bullying T-shirt campaign
• Voter ID Miscue
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Weekend recycling reminder
• Freedoms Slip Away
• PUNISHING THE VICTIM
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• Most unphased by voter ID election law
• Staying power evidence of Maple Fest’s popularity
• Brooks named Pa. Wilds ‘Outstanding Leader’
• Election: a lesson in the power of incumbency
• Animal saved from sure death lives to go down in history
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• Driller fined for illegal storage of fracking fluid
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• Mickle makes presentation at LHU
• Event for former Girl Scouts
• One stop shop for senior citizens
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• Police busy with DUIs
• Quarterback Club to meet
• Golf heritage dinner slated
• Freeman heading to Australia to compete in track, field event
• Comeback win for Coudy boys
• Golf tourney set June 9
• Austin, CCHS, Coudersport win
• Baseball skills contest in Austin
• Raiders split meet with O-E
• Satisfying win for Raider boys
• Falcon track, field team sweeps Panthers
• Youth turkey hunting weigh-in, gathering today at Andrews Farm
• Tricky weather can affect gobbler season
• Trout fishing in Salt Run event is pure child’s play
• ‘Elk man’ entering fourth decade of management
• School delay in Austin
• Blood drive Thursday at health center
• ‘Our Town’ ready to roll
• CCHS students study soil
• All things spring have come early to Pennsylvania
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• Maple Festival Schedule
• Potter County real estate transfers
• New Family Center director hired
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• Potter County wins Governor’s Award for Local Govt Excellence
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• Picnic planned for watershed groups
• Budget gap narrows; guidance concerns aired
• BWA receives grant
• Natural gas workshop for non-profits
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• Area news briefs
• Free financial advice offered
• Applications being accepted for Bennett Scholarship
• Numbers in the News
• Prevention, early detection key in cancer treatment
• Wolfel earns doctorate degree
• Austin School District releases third period honor roll
• Storied editor, local newspapering focus of history program
• Still time for student to apply for music scholarship
• Death Notices
• Dale A. Jackson
• Lena G. Watson
• Vaccines for more than just rabies
• Conservation initiative launched
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Thanks for Fresh Air Fund Volunteers
• Par t-Time Legislators?
• Voter Supression
• President Judge to speak at services
• Alzheimer’s walk planned
• Join The Fight For Local Control Over Gas Industry
• Red Cross In Need
• Poor turnout expected in Tuesday primary
• Advocacy training
• Redistrict plan revealed
• ‘Aroma Syndrome’ catching on during Open Mic Night
• Woman pleas; will see prison time for attempted homicide
• Emporium man killed in crash
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• Faces his fate
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• Coudersport to field team in Alle-Catt amateur league
• Playing college baseball
• McCusker in Big 30 game
• Falcons (3-1) rained out
• Raider girls lose non-league game
• Raiders, Hubbers split
• Raiders lose to O-E, 14-4
• Falcon track team split in rain, snow
• Bova third in national wrestling tournament
• Golf heritage induction dinner planned April 28
• Free forest, wildlife tour April 29
• Speaker at watershed meeting
• Youth fishing event today on new pond, stream
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• Trout season opener big business here
• Natural gas workshop today
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• Low, cold waters await anglers heading out for trout
• New firehall proposed
• Cameron County land sales
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• Faulty wiring blamed for Cole Manor fire
• New Vet Affairs Director hired
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• Meeting on playground
• Niles Hill wildfire tamed
• Jobs open for tobacco law enforcement
• Exchange student shares his impression of U.S.
• Free financial advice Tuesday in Emporium
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• Area news briefs
• Gerner performs vocal recital
• Spotlight on local services Wednesday
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• Maple Festival schedule coming together
• Parking permits for downtown
• Wetzel honored by IU9
• Air rifle team right on the mark
• Numbers in the News
• Spring cleanup April 21
• Jury finds man guilty of rape, related charges
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• Seriously injured in ATV crash
• Rep. Causer challenged at town meeting
• ‘Walk At Lunch’ planned
• McCloskey Scholarship open
• Blood drive April 26
• Woodland Elementary School honor students
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• Death Notices
• William L. Gleason
• June B. Bunnell
• Francis T. Ayers
• ‘Our Town’ meeting set for Wednesday
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• Preparing Students For Jobs
• Farming’s Future
• A Real Solution To Politics As Usual
• Conservatives Disappointed
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• ELIMINATE REAL ESTATE TAX
• Major bridge project slated in Wharton
• Major projects stalled
• 38th Canoe Classic: a race to be remembered
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• Austin woman critical after fall from vehicle
• ‘Impact fee’ revenue expected to arrive in December
• Pleads guilty to murder
• TROUT SPOUT!
• St. Mark’s Easter schedule
• Cameron County leaders pass gas ‘impact fee’
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• Threatened with assault weapon
• Run for charity in God’s Country Marathon
• Raider girls held hitless by Terrors
• Raiders lose close one, 6-3
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• Track & field season underway
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• Over 250 take part in basketball tournament
• Falcon girls undefeated in early softball play
• Educational programs at Elk Visitor Center
• Youth fishing event planned on Salt Run
• Once polluted, Bennett’s Branch now healthy enough to stock
• Elk are everywhere: a blessing or a curse?
• Keeping large tracts of private land open for hunting
• On Lock Haven’s dean’s list
• Bailey assigned to duty in Germany
• Meeting on insulin pump use
• Free testing of private water sources being offered
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• ‘To Dream A Dream’ planned later this year
• Half marathon added to 2012 race
• Area news briefs
• Tannery history to be discussed
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• Three sentenced in Potter County Court
• Houghton Symphony plays at CCHS
• Numbers in the News
• Donates musical memorial
• Easter egg hunt today
• Sleep disorders should not be taken lightly
• No good news on gravel bar issue
• Expert: despite challenges, vibrant downtowns still possible
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• Don’t go it alone; get help quitting
• Caregiver program has openings
• Scholarship for music students
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• Death Notices
• Burns impersonator coming
• Natural gas workshop April 14
• Canoe, kayak race location changed to Stevenson Dam
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• It Is The Veteran
• Gas Leasing Shell Game
• Hidden Injuries
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• FFRF LAWSUIT ‘FRIVILOUS’
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• Embattled Moose reopens today
• Teens charged in crime spree
• Air tankers called in to fight major wildfire
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• St. Mark’s Easter schedule
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• Falcons win baseball opener
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• Selected for state band
• 3-on3 basketball tournament
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• High school softball season opens
• Crisp fifth in junior state wrestling tournament
• SSA to prune trees
• Salt Run youth fishing event
• Kettle Creek Valley Outdoor Show today
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• Programs at Elk Center
• Forest, wildlife tour slated
• Just like everything else, leek season came early
• Canoe Classic needs help from nature
• Extension discusses challenging year
• Running for charity
• Woman arrested for stealing checks
• Counties focusing on veterans’ services
• Local artists’ work on display
• ‘Natural Gas Connections’ set
• State police changing with times
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• Potter County land transfers
• Trail Club honors Knowles
• Canoe race work bee
• Free workshop on housing, other services
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• GKN employees big supporters of Community Chest
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• Sentenced in Potter County Court
• CCHS students compete in archery event
• Municipalities could see $$$ windfall
• Sewer plan, housing rehab targeted
• Area news briefs
• Playground arson
• Numbers in the News
• Youth ministr y breakfast
• Stanton memorial pig roast
• Rotary busy serving
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• Police beat: sexual assault, DUIs
• Potential for a new park at North Fork
• Garden Club annual dinner
• Austin pride theme reinforced through contest
• CVFD Easter egg hunt today
• Celebrating Banking Week
• Meeting on Prospect Park Playground planned
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• Death Notices
• Theodore ‘Ted’ Stiles
• John L. ‘Jack’ Cooney
• Republican workshop Wed.
• Goodrow tapped by AG
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• Backpack Update
• Serving God by serving others
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• WITH KIDS, YOU GOTTA BELIEVE
• Vandals ransack three local establishments
• Showing their ‘hearts of gold’
• A decade gone by
• Another wildfifire
• Murderer: ‘I am getting what I deserve.’
• CARP gift ‘an expression of love’
• Youth ministry breakfast
• Ladies conference today
• Spring gobbler clinic planned
• Charges pending after three-vehicle crash
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• Projects lined up for CDBG funding
• Coudersport baseball sign-ups
• Saline, Crisp qualify for championships
• Big 30 selections
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• Kinney, Beimel eye return to majors
• Wrestling all-stars named
• Postseason NTL basketball honors
• Work detail
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• Fewer buck, more ‘does’ harvested
• Glimmer of hope for American Chestnut’s return
• On dean’s list
• Hometown Mentors volunteers
• Two sentenced in county court
• Sallade Memorial Pool Tournament nets $1,100
• Potter County real estate transactions
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• Camp applicants sought
• Area news briefs
• Free tax counseling offered
• Applications being taken for scholarship
• Pilot program to help elderly, poor?
• Exciting month for talented Laurore
• Numbers in the News
• Nature program for Garden Club
• New sentence in cocaine case
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• Cited for harassment
• Sentenced for sexual assault
• Births
• Named to UPB’s dean’s list
• Northwest planning for ‘Community Banking Week’
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• Death Notices
• Ruth E. Major
• Copper pipe stolen from camp
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• Celebrating 4-H
• Thanks From PTSA
• HONOR YOUR PARENTS, DRIVE SAFELY
• Saving Our Downtowns
• What is ‘My Side?’
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
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• School’s decal expense questioned
• Gas resource center up and running
• Two-day forest fifire chars 50 acres
• Times are changing, so is tourist promotion agency
• Firefighter battling more than just flames
• Natural gas events begin today
• Report: fewer people are unemployed
• Expert to stress cooperation in downtown forum
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• Benefit dinner today
• Golf club looking to the younger generation
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• Dodgeball tournament
• 3-on-3 hoops tournament
• Lyon returns for senior year at Kent State
• District expells students for using drugs in school
• Gymnasts celebrate anniversary with winning performance
• Emporium wrestlers advance
• Bova looks ahead to two more years
• Elk Center programs
• SSA pruning trees March 31
• Bonus spring turkey tags
• Outdoor show, calling contest
• Potter County state’s bear capital
• March is a time of change in the state’s elk herd
• Protecting yearling bucks critical to healthy herd
• Benefit dance tonight at Emporium VFW
• Free testing of wells, springs offered
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• Police raid suspected ‘meth’ lab, arrest Port A. woman
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• Volunteer water monitoring training
• Rep. Causer tackles gravel bar issue
• ‘Habitat’ house progressing
• Rep Causer plans town meeting
• Scholarships offered
• Landowners can sign up for conservation program
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• Tours highlight ‘Maple Weekend’
• Concern for water levels mounting as Canoe Classic nears
• Area news briefs
• Arrested for theft
• Patrol officer in West Virginia
• Site connects businesses with gas industry
• New era for Cole emergency department
• Numbers in the News
• Republican workshop planned April 4
• On dean’s list
• Ladies’ conference slated March 24
• Critical fundraiser for Moose Lodge
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• ‘Rescuing downtown’ meeting to address local retail decline
• E.O. Austin website updated
• 4-H membership open
• Spring concerns for pet owners
• Gospel concert today
• Benefit luncheon Sunday
• Sr. Center open house
• Engagement Announced
• Benefit for local family today
• Gas Task Force dissolves
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• Death Notices
• Dorla D. Tucker
• Graduates with honors
• The End Of Texting While Driving
• Red Cross Month
• Catholic School To Celebrate
• e-Cigarette Falacies
• Time To Raise Hunting License Fees
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• ‘Our Town’ TV series coming to Emporium
• Local man heads team with critical mission in war effort
• Chamber promotion aims to connect local stores, customers
• Conservation focus of legislative luncheon
• Juvenile pleads ‘guilty’ to murder of 3rd degree
• ‘KONY 2012’ airs Sunday
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• Transfer station closed
• Jacobs Brothers to perform
• Benefit luncheon March 18
• Health events scheduled
• Coudersport Rotary speaker gets it ‘Wright’
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• Council discusses levee, stream sediment
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• Martial arts medal winner
• CC Little League sign-up today
• Coudersport baseball, softball sign-ups Tuesday
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• Junior High basketball underway
• Bova headed to state tournament
• Bonus spring turkey tags
• Educational programs offered at Elk Visitor Center
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• Correction
• Turkey calling contest
• Grant $ available for ‘Greenways’ projects
• Time of the annual rebirth is nearing
• Weekly men’s fellowship gathering
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• Police beat: crashes, assaults, burglaries
• Concert will benefit Emporium woman
• Republican leadership event
• Wanted: a few good men
• Area news briefs
• At long last, ‘Robots’ ready to invade
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• Deeds filed in Cameron County
• Numbers in the News
• County notified of NFG’s ‘ West to East’ pipeline
• Woodland School needs costly window replacement
• Program on Haiti planned Sunday
• Weight loss support
• ADMA community calendar
• Lenten services Wed.
• Help for Medicare recipients
• Free tax assistance
• Featured artist
• Engagement Announced
• Death Notices
• Virginia H. Schwab
• Bernal P. ‘Buzz’ Olivett
• Regional 9-1-1 system unveiled
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• Blood drive Wednesday
• Lyme Disease Travesty
• Independent Voters Matter
• Resource Mismangement
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• New law helps rural communities
• Baby steps: Moose rescue plan progresses
• Special protection for these streams
• Say it ain’t so: ‘Ops building’ deal stalls
• Potter County native in command at Kabul
• School locked down for drug search
• Pharmacy situation gives
• County says ‘yes’ to gas ‘impact fee’
• Awarded grant
• Shade Tree Commission readies for another year as a ‘Tree City’
• Featured artist
• On dean’s list
• Local play sequel being planned
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• Ban on natural gas drilling on state forest land continues
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• Bruce Morgan named to District 9 Hall of Fame
• Dodgeball tournament
• Wrestlers excel
• Falcon boys knocked out of playoffs
• Four area wrestlers punch ticket to Regionals in Sharon
• Enjoy the beauty outside of your electronic bubble
• Do mountain lions exist in the wild in Pennsylvania?
• Lenten services continue
• Ham, turkey raffle March 24
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• New historical exhibit
• Open seat on Coudersport Borough Council
• ‘Prevailing wage’ laws questioned
• Emergency food supply
• Sing-ups for Conservation Reserve Program slated
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• 4-H membership open
• Causer supports ATV trails
• Area news briefs
• Named to governor’s council
• Coudersport High School honor students
• Benefit dinner March 17
• Volunteer water monitor training
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• Numbers in the News
• Airman Miller graduates from basic training
• Causer to hold town meeting
• Conference call for business owners
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• Gas impact fee considered
• New business rolls into Emporium
• Austin Historical Society dinner
• Senior Center celebration
• Cash Bash fundraiser March 3
• Blood Drive March 14
• ‘Circle of Fifths’ scholarship
• Methodist worship times
• Unique Bible study starts
• Death Notices
• Engagement Announced
• Ruth G. Laughlin
• County building to get security upgrade
• Charges officially filed against former Moose administrator
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• Health Care Rationing
• In Pa, It’s The ‘Year Of The Bible’
• Love Of Reading
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• GAS DRILLING RISKS: WHO KNOWS
• Natural gas events coming soon
• Mental health crisis line launched
• Archers aiming for state bull’s eye
• Tour gives public up close look at maple production
• GO WITH THE FLOW
• Local girls’ basketball teams ousted
• Jailed rapist files appeal
• Importance of sleep emphasized
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• Teen injured in one-car crash
• Selected for Big 30 game
• Dodgeball tournament March 17
• Mountain View bowling results
• Another solid outing for Emporium gymnasts
• Northern Tier girls’ basketball league ends with a bang
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• Gymnasts place second
• Wrestlers head into D9 tourney
• Falcon boys survive; Raiders lose to rivals
• Bluebird program
• Bonus spring turkey tags
• Snowmobile event canceled
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• Ag producers’ workshop Feb. 29
• Local hunter ed. course offered
• Nesting eagle pairs pass 200 mark
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• Using remote tracking to keep up with coyotes
• Trout fishing: it’s where they are, not what they are
• CCHS class of ‘57 to meet
• Plans for senior center moving ahead
• Anti-bullying campaign
• Kindergarten registration
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• Free testings of water wells, springs
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• Cheerleading competition
• E.O. Austin dinner slated
• HAM radio classes
• Jury selection March 27 for rape suspect
• Chitester, DuBots honored
• Olivett’s Market retirees honored for service
• Art teacher turns attention to history
• Area news briefs
• Numbers in the News
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• Legion post to meet
• Sentenced for church fire
• Recent Potter County real estate transactions recorded
• Thompson pushes GOP buttons in campaign swing
• Deadline Thurs. for ‘homestead’ tax exemption
• Lenten services planned
• Free movie Tuesday
• Group begins rehearsals
• Collecting shoes for needy
• Free tax assistance
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• Death Notices
• Horace C. ‘Bud’ Pleak
• Trail project moving closer to reality
• Speaker emphasizes ‘can do’
• Kindergarten registration slated
• Cameron County community Lenten Services begin
• ‘Bingo for Books’ in Austin Thursday
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• Trying to kick the habit? Go here for help
• Musical Bingo
• Slaughtering Horses
• Can’t Happen To Me
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
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• Elk State Forest heralded
• Gas activity leveling off; will be back
• State reps step in to help defunct Moose Lodge
• Prather pleads ‘guilty’ to murder in the fifirst degree
• Vintage snowmobile show a big hit
• Woman charged with theft
• Baseball, softball sign-ups
• Storm football meeting
• Quarterback Club meets Tuesday
• Becker, Crisp place first
• Youth wrestling tournament
• Falcon wrestlers prepare for District 9 tournament
• Burnside, Saline lead Raider wrestlers
• Narrow win gives Falcons NTL title
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• Coyote hunt this weekend
• Center for Private Forests developed
• Education effort necessary for visitors of elk range
• Falcon girls win 7th straight NTL crown
• Winter hunting, trapping
• Programs at Elk Visitor Center
• Antler sheds conjure images of their carriers
• Emporium Borough asks for help in getting permit approved
• Low-profile agencies doing big things affecting many
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• ABATE members honored
• ‘Coudy Was Great’ to ride again
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• Austin to renew junked property efforts
• Holstein Club looking back
• New exhibit at Historical Society
• Fifth annual ‘Cash Bash’ planned
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• ‘Parade of Stars’ tonight at high school
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• Tax/rent rebate program opens
• Austin School District releases honor roll
• Area news briefs
• Story hour continues at library
• Cameron County School District lists honor roll
• Collector cards capture Austin history
• Numbers in the News
• Father, son charged in series of burglaries
• Congressman plans Coudersport visit
• Coudersport kindergarten registration
• Natural gas website set to launch
• Community Chest half way to goal!
• Photo
• Austin Dam Assn. events calendar available
• Lost pet? Don’t despair
• Sentencings in Potter County Court
• Opportunity for input on Human Services
• Death Notices
• The Rev. Dwight Simpson
• Emergency food supply
• Conservation District programs
• Recreation trails get a boost
• Photo
• Monday is ‘Hoodie Hoo Day!’
• DEP restructuring explained
• Walk To School
• Youth & Hunting
• Blood Drive Thursday
• Pennsylvania Sold Out
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• LOCAL RETAIL: TRANSFORM OR PERISH
• Emporium to host next ‘Natural Gas Connections’
• Local support for drilling ‘impact fee’
• Convicted murderer asks for new trial, acquittal
• Photo
• Push on to save Emporium Moose Lodge
• Spending starts
• PSU graduates
• Proposed project at Driftwood Playground
• Gas Task Force to meet Tuesday
• Local jobless rates still going down
• Austin Dam group plans calendar
• Photo
• Lewis’ Lady Lions leading conference
• Photo
• Police rack up the DUI arrests
• Baseball, softball registrations coming up
• Youth wrestling tournament Feb. 18
• Falcon wrestlers top Bradford
• Half marathon on tap this year
• Dramatic win for Austin boys
• Girls showdown in Emporium
• Winter Fun Day next weekend at Lyman Run
• Bonus tags for spring gobbler on sale now
• Local paddling event scheduled April 7
• Invader zeroes in on gardens, orchards
• Man sentenced in theft case
• Photo
• Concern over hazardous materials
• PCPC proposes regulations on gas compressor stations
• Photography workshop
• Dodgeball tournament planned
• Photo
• Team working on hazard plan
• Area news briefs
• Outreach offers help for veterans in need
• Churches collecting shoes for the needy
• Veteran Rotarian: ‘get involved’
• Numbers in the News
• Win top FFA award
• Another business closes in Coudersport
• Potter County real estate sales
• Deeds recorded in Cameron County
• Photo
• Square dancing resumes
• Unique Bible study
• Stories wanted for living history book
• Bingo will benefit music boosters
• Woodards welcome a son
• CCSD grant writer’s resignation granted earlier than requested
• Update on Gary Crosby
• Parade of Stars Feb. 18
• Duffee make dean’s list
• Recycling every Saturday
• Isaac Joseph Gledhill born
• Baby boy born to Reeds
• Death Notices
• Snowmobile event rescheduled
• Dinner Feb. 18 for Amidons
• Photo
• Emporium Police Dept. to expand
• Gas company fined $215,000
• Our Gas Is Being Exported
• Youth Wildlife Academy
• Heifer Project Success
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• STOP LAP DANCING
• District pays departed administrator
• Online tax payments
• Seismic search for ‘sweet spots’
• Fatal Crash
• 911 funding formula creating rural ‘crisis’
• Photo
• Adam Dow on Pitt dean’s list
• Austin seniors selling donuts
• Trained for gas industry jobs
• Library Story Hour set to begin
• Bennett scholarship awarded
• Photo
• CC young wrestlers place in tourney
• Raider wrestlers top Falcons
• Teenager recovering after truck crash
• Mountain View bowling results
• Falcon girls alone at the top
• Bright spots for CC wrestlers
• Photo
• A scramble in NTL boys race
• Seismic testing planned on Elk State Forest
• Lyman Run Park hosting ‘Winter Fun Day’
• Offer game feed
• Upcoming programs at Elk Center
• Snowmobile event postponed
• Registration open for coyote hunt
• Wildlife vet: ‘Don’t feed the elk’
• Winter watching on the Pennsylvania elk range
• Coyote hunting has very little impact on population
• Keep looking and you will find a football game
• CCSD grant writer tenders resignation
• Planning begins for April 24 election
• Morley to chair North Central board
• County retirement fund shows signs of recovery
• Veterans Affairs director discusses services
• Class of ‘67 to meet
• HAM radio training
• Photo
• Commmissioners hear report on block grant funding
• New taxi service opens
• Apply now for PennDOT summer jobs
• Area news briefs
• Victim’s Services free, available to all
• Prominent Christian musician to play locally
• For the chocolate lover in all of us!
• Rotary plans speech contest
• Photo
• Numbers in the News
• Trooper Brothers reassigned
• Court date for woman charged with trying to kill estranged husband
• Alzeheimer’s support group at Felt Manor
• Woodland school lists honor students
• ‘Circle of Fifths’ Scholarship open to music students
• Death Notices
• William Anthony Villella
• Watershed group awarded grant
• Photo
• Jury commissioners study
• Prosecutors ‘Cheated’
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• WHAT MAKES PRAYER WORK?
• Gas slowdown to be explained
• Jurors split on death penalty for murderer
• Making the case for ‘drug court’
• Photo
• Options for members
• Official charges filed; Moose back in bank’s hands
• A higher calling
• Raider wrestlers on a roll
• Photo
• Photo
• Three 6-1 teams in girls’ race
• Photo
• Three-way NTL boys’ battle
• Programs at Elk Visitor Center
• Fox named director of headwaters group
• Still time to register for popular coyote hunt
• Vintage snowmobile event next weekend
• Day of winter activities at Lyman Run Park
• Winter tips for backyard bird feeders
• Do it yourself: European mount inexpensive, classy
• Natural gas event slated
• Photo
• Potter County Real Estate Transactions
• Energy conservation expert shares pointers with Rotary
• Photo
• Five arrested for driving under the influence
• CARP work needed, but funds short
• Photo
• Half-marathon added to local race
• Jurors deliberate on death penalty
• Bingo will benefit sports booster
• Hebron Twp. fire call
• 30 attend history program
• Team working on county’s hazard mitigation plan
• Photo
• Gambling study reveals problem in Potter County
• Two Austin residents setenced in Potter County Court
• Lions Club’s ‘Chili for charity’ going on Sunday
• Old Hickory Lanes bowling alley closes
• Area news briefs
• VFW dues-payers’ dinner
• Setenced for forgery
• Coudersport Rotary welcomes new officers
• Local youth experience ‘real’ outdoors
• Numbers in the News
• Shade Tree group issues update
• SVFD elects officers
• Photo
• County nails down 4 union contracts
• Students named to honor list
• ‘Parade of Stars’ Feb. 18
• E.O. Austin dinner planned
• Photo
• Stories wanted for living history book
• Rotary plans speech contest
• Kindergarten registration
• Parent/teacher conferences
• Blood drive Wednesday
• ‘Chocolate Lover’s Fantasy to return
• Legion meeting Tuesday
• Photography workshop
• Benefits planned for cancer patient
• Plan April Wedding
• Local gov. session Tues
• Family Center: new life, new look
• Death Notices
• John R. Hughes Sr.
• Losing Local Control
• Marijuana Not Harmless
• Defending Trappers
• What is ‘My Side?’
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• MY SIDE
• Reviving main street
• Feds drop tax case against Rigases
• Solicitor out in move to cut expenses
• Stevenson Dam project gets green light
• Moose administrator charged with theft
• Photo
• Man guilty of tresspassing
• Two face drug charges after traffic stop
• Former sheriff candidate questions Potter County Jail expenses
• CCSD board to have policy manual professionally reviewed
• Bucktail club has corn for feeding
• Mountain View bowling results
• CC Junior Olympic wrestling results
• Two-team tie atop of NTL girls’ standings
• Boys’ showdown Monday
• Tough competition ahead for Falcons
• Burnside stays undefeated
• Registration open for coyote hunt
• Programs at elk visitor center
• Winter festival planned
• Elk feeding illegal; deer feeding discouraged
• Time for Game Commission to embrace elk tourism
• So what if it’s cold outside! Bundle up and head out!
• Coudersport Chamber looks ahead
• Two slightly injured in Route 6 car crash
• VFW dinner Feb. 3
• Photo
• Sheriff lists 2011 activity
• Free movie night
• Woman who allowed husband assault teenager sentenced
• Area news briefs
• UPB graduate
• Knitting sessions underway
• CCMH’s Pitchford honored
• 4-H members stand out at farm show
• Numbers in the News
• Frey completes course
• County support staff gets increase
• Man jailed for assaulting woman
• Businessman will buy property if back taxes are forgiven
• Offering lifeline to local governments
• Donations to the needy
• Lock Haven graduates
• Parent/teacher meetings
• Births
• History program planned in Austin
• Veterans’ aide field visit Jan. 25
• Supporting Girls Scouts
• Free help for tobacco users
• Lions Club chili dinner January 29
• Photo
• Death Notices
• Florence E. Snowman
• Presbyterians help food bank
• Syrup capital of Pennsylvania
• ‘Occupy’ Misguided
• Domestic Energy
• Earthquake Fear Overblown
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Photo
• MORE URGENT RESOLUTIONS
• Judge hard on repeat offender
• Accused murderer sentenced for crime thought to be motive
• Time Warner demolishing former L.H. Lincoln building
• Video footage contradicts suspect’s story
• Natural gas boom: statistics say it isn’t so
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Group considers reviving tourist agency
• Teacher’s Pet Rescue still going strong
• Pedestrian dies after being hit by a truck
• Burnside still undefeated
• Photo
• Coudersport wrestlers squeak out a win over Oswayo Valley
• Parity apparent in NTL boys’ race
• Busy slate in girls’ basketball
• Club distributing corn for wildlife
• Late hunting seasons
• NRA thanks Sinnemahoning Club
• Photo
• Antlerless deer license allotments pending
• Coyote hunt reg. now open
• Upcoming programs at Elk Visitor Center
• ‘Doe’ health affects antler growth, health of offspring
• Fair Board meets Monday
• Financial Aid Night Wednesday
• Penfield graduates
• Emporium Borough elects officers
• Photo
• Shirk steps down from Planning Commission
• Former Adelphia building sold
• Photo
• MATP program funding slashed
• Area news briefs
• Knitting sessions start
• Farmers Market returning to square
• New mobile command center for rescue unit
• Potter County couples buys Swain Ski Resort
• Photo
• Longtime fire chief keeps the reins
• Memorial Detail elects officers
• Photo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• ‘Cyberschool’ grad denied entrance to Marines
• Voter registration now open
• Tourist agency looks ahead in 50th year
• Double murder suspect headed to trial
• Photo
• Photo
• Fire, ambulance grants awarded
• Graduates summa cum laude
• Death Notices
• Winterizing Your Pet’s Paws
• Open house for Ken Ostrum
• Revamped Austin Borough Council reverses decision on police dept.
• Vintage snowmobile event rescheduled
• Local woman opens financial planning firm
• GAS DRILLING: GET IT RIGHT
• Drugs Take Ter ribleToll
• CVAA Reorganizing
• Childhood Obesity
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Teen charged for bringing BB gun to school
• Offificials planning ‘judicial sale’
• Three more sentenced in drug ring
• Water groups setting pace for nation
• Expert will advise on ‘Drug Treatment Court’
• New members join council
• Paramedic hits deer on way to emergency
• Photo
• Photos
• County Wellness Committee to launch ‘loser’ contest
• Photo
• Photo
• Wrestling club to meet
• Mountain View bowling results
• Tuttle, Bova take tournament titles
• Cameron County girls control boards in NTL win
• Photo
• Burnside runs roughshod in Warren
• NTL boys basketball battle shaping up
• Coyote hunt registration now open
• Plenty of opportunities for late-season hunters
• Programs at Elk Visitor Center
• Photo
• Volunteers conduct local bird count
• Flintlock season: one last chance to harvest a deer
• Cameron County land transactions
• Photo
• Basic training graduate
• Cancer program next week
• Veterans’ aide plans outreach field visits
• Photo
• Emergency Council to meet
• Defendant referred to ‘boot camp’
• Area news briefs
• Music Boosters meet Monday
• Boys/Girls Club meets Wed.
• EMT Basic Course planned
• Fire destroys garage, contents
• Two enter guilty pleas; sentenced
• Photo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Photo
• Convicted of corruption of minors
• Pharmacist drops retrial bid
• Photo
• More local jobs lost as part of Time Warner restructuring
• Photo
• Help for families of cancer victims
• Openings in Caregiver Support programs
• Births
• Photos
• Death Notices
• Robert Francis Potocek
• Winter Recreation
• Basketball Players Needed
• Deer ‘Harvest’ Misguided
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Resolved? Better be compelled first
• Vintage Snow Festival
• Photo
• County continues PSU Extension support— for now
• Jobs, economy, population made the headlines
• Jobs, economy, population made the headlines
• Good start for Falcon wrestlers
• Defense dominates as Falcons fall short
• Red Raider boys dominate boards in win over Kane
• Cameron County girls off to a solid start
• Alumni football rematch July 7 at CARP
• Falcon boys fade in second half, lose by 1 to Bucktail
• Rough start for Austin boys; tourney on tap
• Gymnasts grab 60 awards
• Austin girls (3-2) notch convincing win
• Raider wrestlers win two; solid in tournament
• New hunting license rule
• Forest manager named
• ‘Doe’ allocation to be discussed
• Energy conservation important to elk in winter, too
• Coyote hunt registration open
• Vintage snowmobile event
• Hunting opportunities abound for winter sportsmen
• Deck the halls with boughs of holly…
• Benson receives Paul Harris Fellowship Award
• Photo
• Students in science contest
• Photo
• Austin Borough without police — for now
• Chamber thanks Swank for years of service
• Photo
• Appointments not needed at new clinic
• Photo
• Personnel shuffle in DA’s office
• Gas safety training offered
• Gas safety training offered
• Photo
• Honored for youth service
• Cause of fire undetermined
• Military heroes receive special recognition
• Critical Blood Bank drive Thursday
• Energy help available
• Presents online seminar
• Dr. Li certified
• Three sentenced in Potter County court
• Retired water specialist heads Potter planning team
• Love Lights A Tree Donors
• Photo
• Cameron County Chamber board members
• Man suspected of stealing firearm considered fugitive
• Holiday food drive winds down
• Help for cancer victims’ families available
• Rotary Club makes donations
• Photo
• Alzheimer support group meetings
• EMS training slated in January
• ‘Wilds’ adds artisans, businesses
• Photo
• Area news briefs
• Cancer support
• Christmas day dinner
• Christmas Mass at St. Mark
• Lending Santa a helping hand
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Bucktail Watershed Assn. meets Jan. 10
• Hayes reaches 15-gallon blood donation mark
• Emporium area church Christmas services
• Photo
• 85 years for Office Girls Club
• Suppor t Food bank
• Free food for area senior citizens
• Dorothy Card turns 100
• Pets As Gifts: Think Again
• Akira Annalina Ayers
• Rachel E. Hile
• Vivian L. Doerr
• Duane A. Buerk
• Robert C. Jack
• Joel R. Matteson
• Fibromyalgia support group
• Weight loss support group
• Child services volunteers needed
• Senior center to be built
• Photo
• Driftwood developer airs frustration
• Photo
• Farewell Hometown
• Bridging The Divide
• Turbines And Health Issues
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Alive in the heart of childhood…
• No paper next week
• Pipeline bill flflawed?
• Trail, syrup get boost
• ‘Redistricting’ affects
• Photo
• Outside jury requested in teen’s murder trial
• ‘ArtFest’ transferred to Chamber
• Free gas training for emergency responders
• Photo
• Photo
• Adult hoops league
• Photo
• Speaker tells Landowner Assn. wind energy still has its place
• Songer, Raiders off to solid start in ‘11-’12
• Coudersport girls notch opening win
• Cameron County girls hot: off to 3-0 start
• Close openers for Austin girls team
• Falcon boys notch first win
• Photo
• Opportunities for late-season hunting
• Biologist ring in on winter deer feeding
• Photo
• 2011 deer hunting: a season of contrasts
• Special honor for Emporium’s Ken Gerg
• Photo
• Nurses recertified
• Support for the grieving
• Contractor arrested for stealing from customer
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Council, mayor salaries discussed
• Holiday food drive ongoing
• CCSD financial situation sound, report finds
• Fair Assn. selling calendars
• Grants will address poverty
• Square dance Saturday
• Library to deliver to homebound
• Photo
• Traffic delays expected on Route 872
• St. Mark’s Church plans Christmas Mass
• Free help for tobacco users
• Photo
• Potter County’s Ski Denton under new management in new year
• Geosynthetics workshop slated
• Community Chest update
• Area news briefs
• Openings in Family Caregiver Support programs
• ‘Chamber Bucks’ supports shopping locally
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Photo
• Senior Center holiday plans
• Luncheon in Driftwood
• Bird enthusiasts asked to take part in count
• Advent luncheon Wednesday
• Free private water source testing offered
• Weight limit on Route 555
• Zoning options being reviewed
• Photo
• ‘Joy of Knitting’ to be shared during January
• Murder cases delayed, costs rising
• Free Christmas dinner for all
• Karen A. Purdy
• Galen A. Snowman
• Andrew A. Richnafsky
• Eric B. Robinson
• Free gift wrapping service
• Births
• United In Marriage
• American Eagles Motorcycle Club
• Sunday Hunting
• Shale Gas Stalemate
• Special Christmas Dinner
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Administrative change sign of times
• Pipeline projects affecting waterways
• Superintendent seeks thousands in back salary
• PACKAGES ON THE WAY!
• ‘Bare bones’ budget
• From ‘God’s Country’ to prison for Kreis
• Raider wear
• Community basketball league to ride again?
• Cheerling competition today
• ‘Ones to watch’ in new basketball season
• Cameron County Football awards presented
• High school hoops tipping off
• Coyote hunt registration open
• Potter, Tioga counties lead in banner black bear harvest
• ‘Tis the season, even in the elk herd
• Second chance buck definitely worth the wait
• Day of prayer, reflection slated
• Downtown decked for holidays
• Photo
• Another copper theft, break-in reported
• Borough taxes hold steady
• Pictures with Coudersport Santa
• Coudersport School District honor students
• Advent luncheons continue
• Lane restrictions on Rt. 872
• Free gift wrapping service
• Holiday food drive
• Photo
• Sentenced in Potter County Court
• Business plans expansion
• Cameron County real estate transactions
• Local connection to trip to unchartered territory
• Photo
• Garden Club party
• Tribute to Pearl Harbor survivor
• Area news briefs
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Heel screenings
• Safety committee busy
• Expansion planned at LEEK Preserve
• Christmas dinner open to everyone
• United Methodist Church Cookie Walk
• New veterans affairs director introduced
• Free gift-wrapping at Wagner Ace
• Photo
• Township wants PGE to pay up
• Gas training for emergency responders
• Potter County Citizens Corps wlecomes volunteers
• William Anson Mason
• Katherine G. Griffith
• Local clothier honored for hometown service
• Free mammograms being offered
• Boys/Girls Club now open
• Irva M. Blauvelt
• Births
• United In Marriage
• Christmas Toy Drive continues through Dec. 13
• Your ‘can’t-miss’ Christmas gift idea
• Photo
• Time Warner cuts local work force
• Sales Tax Inequities
• Remembering Dee
• Solar Energy Potential
• STOP KILLING US, PLEASE!
• Trouble in Amish country
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Crime costs Potter County taxpayers
• A hometown Christmas celebration
• Cocaine dealer sent to state prison
• Closure for Coudersport?
• Photo
• Church celebration
• Church offering free gift wrapping
• Woodland School honors
• Photo
• Medicare enrollment deadline
• Rotary investment lesson
• Businesses invited to join PCVA call
• Veterans’ clinic expansion stalled
• Ultimate Cheer Competition
• Photo
• Two advance in Punt, Pass & Kick competition
• Cutting Edge Gymnasts compete
• Cameron County basketball teams swing into action
• Mountain View Bowling league results
• Photo
• Coyote hunt continues
• Apps for watershed grants due Dec. 20
• Photo
• Like it or not, coyotes here to stay
• Chronicles of 2011 Zoschg Homestead bear camp
• Photo
• Four defendants enter guilty pleas
• Prison sentence for gun incident
• Sale will benefit Italy, Greece trip
• Christmas luncheon in Driftwood
• Sleep workshop Wednesday
• Christmas House could use help during busy season
• Photo
• Area news briefs
• Photo
• Chamber tree decorating winners
• Emporium Senior Center holiday schedule
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Coudersport artist makes history
• ‘Project Hat Tree’ charity continuing this year
• Advent luncheons continue in Coudersport
• Cameron County Toy Drive continues
• Expect traffic delays on Route 872
• Photo
• Rape suspected arrested
• Cameron County School lists honor students
• VFW plans benefit
• Christmas concert Wed.
• Support sought for holiday food drive
• United In Marriage
• Support for grieving
• Christmas craft show
• Death Notices
• Encouraging news on job front
• Emporium property eyed
• Christmas Concert Sunday
• Photo
• ‘Christmas In The Wilds’ held next weekend
• Pipeline & Politics
• Teen Challenge Shares
• United We Stand
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• DEER SEASON: TIMES HAVE CHANGED
• Photo
• ‘Package Team’ deadline Dec. 9
• Where is Lieutenant John Baptist Goery?
• VETERAN MOVE
• Gas projects planned in Cameron County
• Photo
• SALE CLOSER
• HEAT TURNED UP
• Photo
• Lutherans turn 125
• Holiday Bazaar at Manor
• DUI checkpoint nets arrests
• Women’s holiday golf party
• History program planned Friday
• Songer, Fink varsity team coaches
• Northern Tier League volleyball all-stars named
• Photo
• Photo
• Gun sight-in at Rod & Gun Club
• Expectations high for Monday’s deer opener
• Golf club officers
• Photo
• Falcons’ season ends at 9-2
• Photo
• DCNR opens roads for deer hunters
• Finally, Pennsylvania trophy elk measures up
• Deer season is the pinnacle of autumn hunting
• Rotary Club, Guloien honored
• Children’s home non-profit status questioned
• Photo
• Photo
• Blood donor honored
• Busy time for Garden Club
• Photo
• Area news briefs
• Proposed budget: no tax hike
• Supporting ‘Holiday Mail For Heroes’ campaign
• Let the sunshine in!
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Cameron County budget freezes taxes
• CCHS concert Dec. 7
• North Country Voices perform Dec. 4
• Photo
• Potter County land transactions
• Births
• Free help being offered for Medicare enrollment
• Death Notices
• MIchael A. Carnovale
• Spaghetti dinner Sunday
• Project focuses on local Civil War vets
• Free parking in Coudersport
• ‘Festival of Lights’ going on
• Vintage snowmobile event
• Oh!, my aching joints!
• Food Pantry reminder
• Housing for homeless
• Photo
• Potter County planners difuse sticky situations
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Photo
• Car Donation For Charity
• A Lasting Gift
• Renewables Pay Dividends
• Veteran Betrayed
• WATER STILL SAFE
• Move on to get better handle on area bridges
• Free well, spring tests offered
• SOLD?
• All four survive fiery plane crash
• BIG BEAR HARVEST
• Photo
• Legion holding pajama drive for vets
• KOS holding food drive
• Emporium Vets plan benefit
• Photo
• Moose auction
• Dinner for bear hunters Saturday
• Free parking in Emporium
• Luncheon, bake sale Saturday
• Emporium man killed in crash
• Adult basketball league
• Chili cook-off planned for wrestlers
• Big 30 high school football all-stars named
• Raabe Classic donations distributed
• Coyote hunt slated
• Falcons stay alive in 28-27 thriller
• Hunting seasons continue
• Photo
• Photo
• Road access granted for deer season
• Saturday start, fourth day highlight bear season
• Community Thanksgiving
• Photo
• Austin School District releases honor roll
• Community Thanksgiving Nov. 22
• Area news briefs
• Honoring Gerners
• Featured artist
• Photo
• Church organization announces advent luncheon plans
• Austin Borough passes budget; joins watershed group
• Teachers’ contract ratified
• Lost manuscript on local history published
• Food drive continues at CCMH
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Thomas Rogers memorial
• Free child safety seat check Nov. 22
• County employees launch food drive
• Photo
• Watershed Coalition takes stand on gas drilling brine spraying
• School retirees luncheon
• Photos
• Holiday bazaar Nov. 26
• Brocklebank honored
• Burns impersonator coming
• Sestina awarded IUP memorial scholarship
• Photo
• Death Notices
• James W. Woodard
• Matthew Cash Grimone
• Pauline A. Decker
• Christmas House in high gear
• ‘We Get The Shaft’
• Safe Snowmobiling
• Parents Main Influence
• Sidewalk Responsibility
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• HOMETOWN CHRISTMAS
• New ‘Maynard bridge’ dedicated
• ‘Festival of Lights’ next weekend
• Pet care in Potter County gets a big boost
• BEAR NECESSITY
• GAS JOBS
• Wounded buck turns on bowhunter
• Photo
• Legion Ladies Auxiliary sponsoring pajama drive
• River recreation access area approved
• Free testing of wells, springs
• Commissioners focus on jobs, economy
• Photo
• Guns, medicine stolen in burglaries
• Coach needed
• Adult hoops league
• Chili cook-off will benefit youth wrestlers
• AML football all-stars named
• Mountain View Bowling League results
• Photo
• Cowburn returns for second season
• Red Raider junior high team finishes 7-1
• Elk Country Alliance launches youth group
• Gated forestry roads opened to deer hunters
• Photo
• Partnerships for wildlife habitat
• Rescued bull elk is 2011 trophy
• Foggy day provides an archery hunt lesson
• Township mulls ordinances for pets
• Photo
• Open house Thursday at Christmas House
• Community Chest fund drive kicks off
• Photo
• Driftwood Senior Center plans spaghetti dinner
• Area news briefs
• For Paul Erway, lofty goals are key to life
• NEAT NUMERALS
• ‘Young lungs at play’ targets smoking
• Cameron, Potter jobless rates tumble
• Gravel bar issues resurfaces
• Change in legislative districts?
• Photo
• Local SPCA plan scrapped
• Special speaker on Veterans’ Day
• Habitat for Humanity needs help
• Death Notices
• Photo
• Harold J. ‘Hal’ Baumann
• Fordyce ‘Al’ Reese
• Upcoming gas program focus: jobs
• Photo
• All About Community
• Political Middle Ground
• Plan Flawed
• Bed Bugs Here
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• OUR RIGHTS WERE DENIED
• Author, musician with local ties inspires kids
• INCUMBENTS DOMINATE ELECTIONS
• INCUMBENTS DOMINATE ELECTIONS
• Photo
• RESIGNS
• Bears plentiful for Monday’s season opener
• TRANSFERRED
• HUNTERS KILL 53
• Birding, wildlife walk Sunday
• Bullock manager in Longboat Key
• Evidence of Civil War gold in Dents Run?
• Want a gas job? Local training sessions begin
• Flu shots offered
• Down county Halloween party
• Photo
• Coaches, referees needed
• Photo
• Special Olympic winners
• Frey honored for gymnastics
• Photo
• Playoffs next up for NTL volleyball teams
• Raiders victim of aerial attack
• Falcons dodge bullet at O-E, stay unbeaten
• Photo
• Bobcat license drawings ended
• Sportsmen’s group reaching out
• Rut ends; elk hunt Monday
• Turkey season opens today
• Northcentral Pa.’s natural resources are special
• Photo
• Bicycle rider injured in hit-and-run accident
• Town-Wide Yard Sale tally survey results
• Local principal, Uganda pastor address Rotary
• Photo
• Coudersport Halloween activities schedule
• Fireworks ham, turkey raffle November 5
• Coudersport Elementary students strut their stuff in spelling bee
• Photo
• Austin Area School District part of tax base study
• Fireworks doll house raffle
• Cameron County students meet standards
• Photo
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Area news briefs
• QIDC appealing to businesses
• ‘Festival of Lights’ planned November 25
• For the ‘Shear’ joy of creating art
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Smith benefit
• ‘Young Lungs at Play’ targets smoking
• Jury returns ‘guilty’ verdict
• Photo
• ‘Fill A Backpack’ program expands
• Recognition, nostalgia at Chamber Gala
• Zoschg to speak at extension dinner
• Trick-or-treat tonight in Austin
• Alzheimer’s dinner Nov. 5
• Photo
• Free help available for Medicare enrollment
• Party at Senior Center
• Honored by Red Cross
• Photos
• Death Notices
• Joyce E. Ayers
• Sled dog races return to state park
• Unwanted drugs being collected
• Photo
• USPS Pension Gutted
• Save ‘Growing Greener’
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• FREEDOM OF SPEECH?
• Potter wind energy plant still on hold
• Christian Center for sale, but not sold
• LEASE ADVISORS
• WILDLIFE CENTER
• Photo
• EXPANSION
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Chili, baked goods sale planned
• Garden Club plans auction
• Photo
• DUIs, thefts, crashes keep police busy
• Quick conviction in drug trafficking case
• Cross country finals
• Volleyball teams eye playoffs
• Ostrum, Jones club champs
• Mountain View bowling results
• Photo
• Falcons soccer team hits its stride
• Golf tourney draws 70
• Pony team finishes 9-1
• Raiders rebound, top Terrors, 18-6
• Junior wrestling registration
• Falcons win another ‘mud bowl’
• Programs planned at Elk Visitor Center
• Sinnemahoning Sportsmen look ahead
• Gated forestry roads opened to deer hunters
• Sinnemahoning Watershed grants available
• Elk being shot for damaging crops
• Grouse, squirrel season open
• Photo
• Students release their pheasants
• Cooperative Extension annual dinner Nov. 2
• Photo
• Northcentral Pa.’s natural resources are special
• District Judge Easton re-certified
• Potter County Habitat group shifting directions
• Free testing of water wells, springs offered
• Rotary hitting ‘busy season’
• Sinnemahoning, Cross Fork fight for post offices
• Senior Center harvest dinner
• Halloween Parade Oct. 29
• Halloween mania in Austin
• Where’d you get that dress?
• Grand opening Wednesday at Sinnemahoning Wildlife Center
• Photo
• Coudersport council date change
• Preschool playgroup planned
• Honoring Vietnam casualties
• Photo
• Pharmacist wants sentence reduced
• Photo
• Relay for Life meeting planned
• Children’s services meeting
• ‘Dry land’ sled dog races next weekend
• Area news briefs
• Photo
• Apartment damaged by fire
• Coudersport’s ‘Corner Store’ closes doors
• Victim remembered at domestic violence vigil
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Football fans asked to wear pink
• Dinner supports Alzheimer’s fight
• Photo
• Community Chest Fund Drive underway
• Unwanted prescription drugs being collected
• Historical program Wednesday
• United In Marriage
• ‘Pastor Fred’ returns to spread gospel
• Free flu, pneumonia shots
• Death Notices
• Jane M. Gardner
• THANK YOU
• Fire department equipment coming
• Haunted house open
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Corbett’s Plan Falls Short
• Help Food Bank
• ATV Crackdown Necessary
• Transition to organic farming continuing
• Photo
• Tompkins to voters: MDJ ‘serious’ job
• Photo
• TRIBUTE
• BUSY GROUP
• Photo
• DNA evidence seals fate of man charged with rape
• Halloween parade October 22
• Cameron County DA race in spotlight Wednesday
• Photo
• ATV crash claims man’s life
• Mountain View Bowling League results
• Cameron County Boys’ Hoop Club to meet
• Photo
• Late-season golf results
• Gators improve to 9-0 in volleyball
• Falcons win Homecoming game
• Hunters: share the harvest
• Gated state forest roads now open to deer hunters
• Fungus taking toll on Pennsylvania bats
• PGC head fielding questions
• Pheasant season Oct. 22
• Programs planned at Elk Center
• Bug-eyed buglers: bull elk mark their territory
• Archery buck encounter; autumn at its finest
• Exchange student program featured
• Photo
• Flu shots offered in Driftwood
• Benefit planned in Sinnemahoning
• Graduate from IUP
• Barbershop show slated for next Saturday
• Senior Expo draws 450 to Roulette
• Area news briefs
• Relay For Life meeting Oct. 22
• CHS Class of ‘61 members return to their roots
• Sexual offender back in prison
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Prayer classes planned
• Emporium ‘Trick or Treat’ October 29
• Shippen Twp. plans ordinance crackdown
• Cameron County real estate transactions
• Photo
• Track and Field day emphasizes fitness
• Flu shots being offered
• Medicare enrollment underway
• Adopting a shelter dog
• Death Notices
• Michael W. Blanton
• Photo
• Photo
• Free flu, pneumonia shots
• Limited Government
• Country Blessings
• This Is Not Texas
• Haunted house
• Innovation helps SVFD add tanker
• Extension restructured; job axed
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• USE SCIENCE, NOT POLITICS
• Sled dogs set to return to area October 29-30
• Stream study to determine drilling impact
• Masons mark 150 years of service
• DISEASE LEADER
• RETURNING
• HEARING SET
• Photo
• Falling Leaves Festival 2011
• CareerLink options being weighed
• Voter registration deadline is Tuesday
• Photo
• Falcons beat Kane in soccer, 5-0
• Raiders Junior High wins again
• Gators emerge on top of NTL volleyball standings
• Mistakes hurt Raiders in Smethport loss
• Falcons squeak out OT win, stay undefeated
• Shooting club for youths offered
• Youth pheasant hunt planned Oct. 15
• Youth pheasant season opens today
• Senior pheasant hunt slated Oct. 27
• Photo
• Several raptors identified in migration watch
• LEEK to host black powder hunt
• Cole Memorial offering flu shots
• Cameron County paddlers tackle rugged 90-miler
• Deer numbers appear better as archery season starts
• Columbus Day closings
• Photos
• Nine enter, nine win in festival pet parade
• Area news briefs
• EVFD open house Tuesday
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Police investigate thefts, DUI, crash
• Photo
• Cole Hospital calling system
• Masons to celebrate 150 years
• Halloween parade October 29
• Coudersport Borough flushing lines
• Gospel, folk music performance Sunday
• Potter County Boys/Gir ls Club now open
• Photo
• Photo
• Innovative job training program underway
• Obituary Policy
• Death Notices
• Connie R. Bock
• Benefit dinner for Shaffers
• Births
• Photo
• ‘Books Unlimited’ Nov. 1
• Grant deadline extended
• Medicare changes coming; counselors ready to help
• Photo
• Dinner benefits autism
• Photo
• Haunted house planned in Emporium
• Fire Prevention
• Coverage of these events impossible
• Antique show this weekend
• Planning director being considered
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• PROTECTING STATE PARKS
• Linking trail users to local businesses
• Free water well testing being offered locally
• FILE NEW APPEAL
• NEW PIPELINE
• A MEMORIAL
• Photo
• Woman crashes motorcycle, gets cited
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Geneaology Club work detail
• Photo
• Geneaology Club work detail
• Photo
• Photo
• Photo
• CCC commemorated at Pa. Lumber Museum
• CCC commemorated at Pa. Lumber Museum
• Coudersport Cross Country wins by one
• Gooch wins age division
• Coudersport Cross Country wins by one
• Raiders Junior High wins
• Gooch wins age division
• Raiders Junior High wins
• Couder spor t Soccer Team 3-3
• CCHS Boys’ Hoop Club helping players
• Couder spor t Soccer Team 3-3
• D9 girls’ golf tournament Monday
• CCHS Boys’ Hoop Club helping players
• Falcons, Gators lead volleyball league
• D9 girls’ golf tournament Monday
• Young Raiders fall to 1-3
• Falcons, Gators lead volleyball league
• Logue, Etchepare moving on in golf
• Young Raiders fall to 1-3
• Falcons beat Brockway; sit atop Allegheny Mountain League North
• Logue, Etchepare moving on in golf
• Falcons beat Brockway; sit atop Allegheny Mountain League North
• Youth pheasant hunt October 15
• Archery deer season opens today
• Youth pheasant hunt October 15
• Mange found in local bears
• Archery deer season opens today
• Few pheasants to be stocked
• Mange found in local bears
• During the rut it’s ‘survival of the strongest’ for bull elk
• Few pheasants to be stocked
• During the rut it’s ‘survival of the strongest’ for bull elk
• Monarch butterflies making the long journey south
• Monarch butterflies making the long journey south
• Photo
• Photo
• Area news briefs
• Veterans’ clinic to expand hours
• 2011 Coudersport High School Homecoming Royalty!
• Area news briefs
• 2011 Coudersport High School Homecoming Royalty!
• Veterans’ clinic to expand hours
• Falcons vs Red Raiders on Homecoming
• Homecoming Court 2011
• Falcons vs Red Raiders on Homecoming
• Homecoming Court 2011
• Flu shots in Driftwood
• Archery program planned
• Flu shots in Driftwood
• Archery program planned
• Autism benefit October 8
• Autism benefit October 8
• Antique show next weekend
• Antique show next weekend
• Photo
• Photo
• Working to save the Fine Arts Council
• Working to save the Fine Arts Council
• Supporting cancer research
• Supporting cancer research
• Working to save the Fine Arts Council
• Working to save the Fine Arts Council
• Heavy truck traffic warning
• Heavy truck traffic warning
• Photo
• Photo
• ‘Tailgating’ Friday
• Dinner for Shaffer Family
• Dinner for Shaffer Family
• Births
• Births
• Medicare open enrollment period nearing
• Medicare open enrollment period nearing
• Help paying rent, property tax available
• Help paying rent, property tax available
• Flood book-signing ‘double-header’
• Flood book-signing ‘double-header’
• Potter County land transactions
• Potter County land transactions
• ‘Tailgating’ Friday
• Photo
• Photo
• Death Notices
• Death Notices
• Mason’s celebration 150 years October 8
• Mason’s celebration 150 years October 8
• Ole Bull Music Festival planned Oct. 15
• Ole Bull Music Festival planned Oct. 15
• Jobless rates go up in most recent period
• Jobless rates go up in most recent period
• Photo
• Photo
• Burglary defendant sentenced
• Burglary defendant sentenced
• Impose Gas Tax
• Impose Gas Tax
• ‘LOCK ‘EM UP’ HAS A PRICE TAG
• ‘LOCK ‘EM UP’ HAS A PRICE TAG
• History: why we are who we are
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• History: why we are who we are
• Photo
• Photo
• Voter deadline
• Voter deadline
• Falling Leaves Festival gets underway today!
• Falling Leaves Festival gets underway today!
• Senior Citizens Expo Friday
• Senior Citizens Expo Friday
• SERVICES AFFECTED
• SERVICES AFFECTED
• BUILDING DRAMA
• BUILDING DRAMA
• Photo
• Photo
• HISTORY ALIVE
• HISTORY ALIVE
• Raider golfers top Coudersport, Port A.
• One stop shop for senior citizens
• ‘Power teaching’ at Austin School
• Lesson on birds of prey
• Eight move on in Punt, Pass & Kick
• Falcon golfers win
• Four-team battle in NTL volleyball league
• Raiders gridders run over, fall to 1-2
• Photo
• Falcons come from behind to grind out 12-7 win over ECC
• Public welcome at program on raptors
• Educational programs at visitor center
• Forestry roads open to deer hunters
• Youth pheasant hunt Oct. 15
• Radio Telemetry Study Sheds Light On Rattlers
• New fire truck coming
• Jupiter program toinight
• Man driving 94 mph was also DUI
• Photos
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Photo
• Book signings Oct. 1
• Photo
• Area news briefs
• SYDNEY MORGAN CLARK
• HOLLY NICOLE GUISTO
• CHELSIE LYNN RIGGLE & ANDREW RICHARD SESTINA
• KILEY MAUREEN LEWIS
• CAMERON COUNTY VS SMETHPORT
• CARLY DAWN REIGEL
• SHANNON ELIZABETH SULLIVAN
• MARIA ROSE SLUSARICK
• PCHS employees helping flood victims
• Photo
• Five blood donors will receive books
• Photo
• Births
• Church welcomes new pastor
• Church celebrates 25 years
• Free flu, pneumonia shots
• Thinking about a hamster?
• Timber sale issues in Austin Boro
• Homecoming parade Friday
• Emporium Trick or Treat set
• Death Notices
• Mobile Home Rights
• Successful Horse Show
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• POLICY MEANT TO STIFLE PARTICIPATION IN THE PUBLIC’S BUSINESS
• Photo
• Local hunters awarded elk hunting licenses
• COSTLY MANDATE
• POLICY PROBLEMS
• Woman calls police when armed man enters store
• TOUGH TIMES
• SAVE THE DATE(S)!
• SAVE THE DATE(S)!
• Felt Manor sponsors Alzheimer’s group
• Gun Bash today
• Youth pheasant hunt October 15
• Photo
• ‘Trout in the classroom’ program presented to TU
• Senior citizens can receive farmer’s market money
• Boys/Girls Club opens Monday
• Raider Junior High wins
• Kane edges CC girls; Bradford over Coudy
• CCHS Homecoming Parade Sept. 30
• Bucktail Open Tournament results
• Youth bowling set to begin
• Falcons win soccer game
• Panthers top team in quad golf match
• Falcon victory a confidence-builder
• Cross-country decided by tie-breaker
• Photo
• Red Raiders respond in ‘must win,’ double overtime game
• Upcoming programs at Elk Visitor Center
• Bear encounters more likely in the fall
• Photo
• Drawing held to award elk licenses
• Hunting is just part of the outdoor experience
• ‘Bullseye Blasters’ 4-H shooting club for kids
• Ladies conference
• Autism Walk Saturday
• Photo
• Hosting State Maple Tour
• Photo
• Many events lined up for Falling Leaves Festival
• Area news briefs
• CC Fair Board to meet
• Teen suicide prevention program supported
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Photo
• Antique show Oct. 8-9
• Photo
• Man jailed for sexually assaulting juveniles
• Five years later and still no wind turbines
• Garden Club work includes visitors’ center landscaping
• Alzheimer’s walk Oct. 1
• Free flu, pneumonia shots being offered
• United In Marriage
• Mildred Bilodeau-Ford
• Kendyl M. Shaffer
• Kenneth L. Bedford
• Death Notices
• Stella Mae Kane
• Lester L. Tarbox
• ‘Tailgate’ party before Raiders Oct. 7 game
• Cameron County real estate transactions
• Shared Sacrifice?
• Safety Seats Save Childrens’ Lives
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• SHALE GAS ISSUE: ENORMOUS
• Photos
• Keeping an ‘eye’ on the Sinnemahoning River
• DEADLINE LOOMS
• PUSHING FOR FEE
• Juvenile’s hearing October 5
• MURDER CASE MOVEMENT
• Headed For Trial
• Family Fitness Challenge at Wellness Center
• Broad Street Bridge project
• Cameron County tourist promotion revisited
• Church ladies conference September 17
• Section of Route 244 to be closed next week
• New Elk State Forest ranger
• Falling Leaves Festival Oct. 1 & 2
• Photo
• These real estate deeds recently recorded in Potter County
• Baguba Club to meet
• Punt, Pass, Kick competition today at CARP
• Austin golfers edge Raiders
• Coudersport Sports Boosters golf tournament
• Hot day, tough start for Storm
• Photo
• Convincing win for Falcons
• Raiders misfire in opener
• Elk license drawing rescheduled due to flooding
• New bird club schedules upcoming events
• Educational programs at Elk Center
• Photo
• Using fences to protect trees from deer
• Native viburnum excellent for wildlife habitat
• Rotary auction
• Receives Mason’s 33rd Degree
• Potter County Tea Party being resurrected
• Family Fitness Challenge returns
• Battling invasive plant species
• Man killed when pickup hits tree in road
• Addiction expert: more treatment, less imprisonment
• Marketing seminar for business owners
• Photo
• Area news briefs
• Free water well tests offered in Cameron County
• Penn State Cooperative Extension Master Gardener training to start
• Veterans memorial bricks
• Potter County Township Convention Sept. 17
• ‘Long road ahead’ for baby Jacob Glover
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Alzheimer’s walk October 1
• Photo
• Nelson Run Road changes
• Coudersport alumni event Sept. 24
• Cameron County deeds recorded
• Photo
• Broadway show benefits pools
• Event gives seniors exposure to services, programs
• Heritage tourism luncheon slated
• Senior Center to host driver program
• Donations made to Coudersport Public Library
• Austism walk Sept. 17
• Cole Memorial to offer midwife service
• United In Marriage
• Death Notices
• Timothy R. Foster
• Elsie Mills Easton
• CareerLink looking for partners
• Civil War observance Sept 20
• Veterans affairs director retiring
• Photo
• Autism Walk Sept. 17
• Thank You For Hometown Spirit!
• Gas Industry Brings Jobs
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• DO WE REALLY WANT TAX FAIRNESS?
• Photo
• Pennsylvania State Maple Tour nearing
• Cameron County Twp. Convention
• Boys & Girls Club open house planned Monday
• Photo
• SEE IT FROM ABOVE
• REMEMBERING
• WATER
• Park Plans
• Police busy with thefts, drug arrests
• Programs at Sinnemahoning Park
• ‘Young Lungs at Play’ launched
• Coudersport Rotary auction September 17
• Erickson honored for reaching 10 gallons
• ‘Old Geezer Band’ plays Sept. 13
• Photo
• Golf tourney
• Women bowlers needed
• Wrestling Club to meet
• Raider girls 3-0
• Punt, pass, kick
• Boosters tourney
• Photo
• Storm football at home today
• Football season opens
• Austin, CCHS boys win
• Falcon boys 2-0
• Sinnemahoning Sportsmen elect officers
• Partnership results in habitat improvements
• Allegheny Highlands Bird Club forms
• Photo
• Always adventurous elk gets rut underway
• Elderberries are ripe for the taking
• Photo
• Army band here Sept. 10
• Area news briefs
• Commissioners agree on roof contractor
• NEAT NUMERALS
• DCNR head impressed with Cameron County
• Photo
• Volunteers pitch in at Cameron County SPCA
• Local jobless rate holding steady
• Reaching out to cyber students
• Conference call on local tourism
• Photo
• Defense motions scheduled to be heard in double-murder case
• Medicare enrollment approaching
• Alumni Celebration Sept. 24
• Death Notices
• Roger M. Rennells
• Edwin Ziegler III
• Adelphia employee reunion
• West Nile Virus confirmed in Cameron County
• Move on to boost local maple industry
• Photo
• Crandall Hill Old Home Day planned
• Tax Benefits For College
• Drilling Violations
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• ‘Mill’ no longer Austin’s albatross
• 911 memorial service planned Monday in Emporium
• Over 200 yards sales today!
• Hauber’s Jewelry changes hands
• Coudersport Borough facing tough decisions on levy
• Coudersport teacher contract settled
• UNVEILING
• JOBS DOMINATE
• Summer readers meet goals
• Photo
• Twp. cleanup
• Broadway show planned
• Roulette man charged with criminal mischief
• Golf tournament
• Library 5k today
• Falcon golfers notch wins
• McManus named to All-State Softball Team
• Women bowlers needed for Thursday league
• Zito adds Big Ten Network
• Wrestling Club meeting changed to Sept. 11
• Coudersport youth football begins today
• High School football openers Sept. 3
• Records fall in 6th Hutton Race
• Elk license drawing September 9
• Migratory bird hunting season set to open
• Programs at Elk Visitor Center
• Another successful conservation camp
• New junior hunting season
• Farewell to summer; it’s transition time
• Furman earns bachelor’s degree
• ACS Relay For Life raises $33,000
• Black Forest Star Party tonight
• Musical benefit Saturday on Courthouse square
• Blood supply low; drive Tuesday in Emporium
• Untitled
• Townwide Yard Sale Sept. 3
• Photo
• Photo
• New sign on Ice Mine Road
• Cameron County Community Chest meets goal
• Army band coming Sept. 10
• Plans for a Minit Mart at Ladona held up
• Photo
• Mosquito carrying West Nile virus found in Potter County
• Couple uses the earth’s core temperature to heat, cool home
• Area news briefs
• Section of Nelson Run Rd. closing
• Photo
• Free water tests offered in Cameron County
• Local girl donates to ‘Locks of Love’
• NEAT NUMERALS
• CSD back in session Aug. 29
• Whitney Lewis awarded scholarship
• Photo
• These deeds recently recorded in Potter County
• Photo
• Adelphia Ops Center up for auction again
• Gardener training start Sept. 12
• THANK YOU
• Death Notices
• Photos
• Juanita M. Perry
• Dawn Elizabeth Leach
• NTCAC provides free backpacks
• Workshop on rural gas drilling
• Photo
• Rotary auction Sept. 17
• Evan Abplanalp earns 4.0
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Exchange Students Need Hosts
• Clean Energy Gutted
• Cars For Charity Appeal
• Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
• Townwide Yard Sale Coming!
• Opportunity for Austin
• NO MOVEMENT
• PEEK AT PARK PLAN
• HELPING HANDS
• MISTRIAL
• Photo
• Back to School for Emporium - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Photos
• Gardner program set to begin
• Memorial bricks available
• Webinar to focus on gas drilling impact on wildlife
• Townwide Yard Sale past 100 sites!
• Photo
• More camp burglaries
• Migratory bird hunting begins September 1
• Popular ‘gun bash’ planned Sept. 17
• Golf tournament for Camp Cadet
• Scott Burgeson is ECC men’s champion
• Registration for Hutton race 9 am Sat.
• Coudersport Library race Aug. 27
• Sky programs at Cherry Springs Park
• Jesse Bosnik making strides with Dodgers
• Alle-Catt future in doubt
• Webworms back
• Programs at Elk Visitor Center
• Elk license deadline Friday
• In my own back yard
• Bowhunter Festival continues
• Another forest-wrecker strikes Pennsylvania
• Photo
• Democratic picnic Aug. 27
• History program planned Sept. 8
• CCHS seventh grade orientation
• Felt manor backpack project
• Photo
• Couple spreading Christianity in Africa
• Cole Memorial Hospital adds three new doctors
• Centurians offer clues on living to 100
• Community directory
• Felt Manor launches depression initiative
• Area news briefs
• Army band coming Sept. 10
• Austin ‘Back To School Night’ planned Wednesday
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Business changes hands
• Broadway show planned
• Photo
• Tourist agency making changes to reflect times
• Photo
• Workshop on rural land gas drilling
• Central Grange yard sale Sept. 3
• Photo
• Backyard Chickens gaining popularity
• Glosek planning another trip
• Merrald S. ‘Bud’ Amos
• Photo
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• An apology; an explanation
• PROGRESSING
• FUND GROWTH
• BUDGET VICTIM
• COMING HOME
• MARINE MISSION
• AN APOLOGY
• Tax Sale Listing grosly wrong
• Park programs
• Photo
• Haunted house planned in Emporium
• Training teachers on water quality
• Man sentenced to state prison time
• Day of fun focuses on families
• Photo
• Library race, walk, fun run August 27
• Benefit run, walk slated for next weekend
• Quarterback Club to meet
• ‘Habitat’ home coming soon
• Bingo For Books
• Guisto Memorial Golf Tournament
• Golf tournament benefits Camp Cadet
• ‘Wilds’ Discovery Map now available
• Photo
• Pa. dominates Big 30 Classic
• Youth event planned
• Bear data available
• Photo
• Elk license applications due Aug. 26
• Big elk logged in Big Game Record Book
• Photo
• Migratory bird hunting seasons start Sept. 1
• Programs at Elk Center
• Trying to keep youths interested in hunting
• Photo
• Central Grange plans yard sale
• Boys and Girls Club moves forward
• Celebrating Pennsylvania
• Photo
• Driver escapes injury when rig overturns
• Photo
• Rain moves charity motorcycle run inside
• ‘Bucktails’ gather to mark 150th
• Area news briefs
• Photo
• Coudersport’s Townwide Yard Sale coming together
• Trial scheduled for suspect in burglary ring
• Photo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Music, comedy program at Lutheran Church
• Arts Council may survive
• Sky programs at Cherry Springs
• Photo
• Cameron County real estate transactions
• Heel screenings
• Democratic picnic August 27
• Cancer support group meets Monday
• Hospice meetings on Wednesdays
• Benefit for baby Glover planned
• Births
• Clothing swap
• Former Adelphia Employees Reunite
• New system at Cole Hospital
• Photo
• Farm market check offer
• Alzheimer Walk October 1
• Dental Center expanding hours
• Coudersport Alumni Celebration
• Sickler posts 4.0 GPA
• Fundraiser returns Sept. 17
• Photo
• Death Notices
• George E. Petrisek
• Man pleas ‘no contest’ to assault
• Local jobless rates rise again
• Zito Media expands to Alabama
• Photos
• Lobbyists Write Our Laws
• Gas Well Hike Well Done
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• CRACKDOWN ON AIR POLLUTION
• Local post offifices on federal hit list
• Photos
• Bowhunter festival opens Thursday
• POSITION ELIMINATED
• A STEP CLOSER
• EYE OPENER
• Caregiver picnic Thur sday
• Named to president’s list
• Genealogy Club to meet
• Pfoutz reunion August 21
• Photo
• Crandall Hill Old Home Day planned
• Support for recreation trail
• Welding course aimed at gas jobs
• Police investigating burglaries
• Photo
• Golf tournament will benefit Camp Cadet
• Hutton track scholarship run/walk August 20
• Minard, Malizia place first
• Senior golf open Aug. 17, 18
• Photo
• 38th Big 30 all star football game on tap
• Emporium Alle-Catts just one win away
• Outdoor event for women
• Youth Field Day Aug. 13
• Training teachers on water quality
• Elk license application deadline is August 26
• ‘Natural air conditioners’ help bull elk manage the heat
• Chemical spill in stream: a blessing in disguise?
• Family event planned at Potter County Fairgrounds
• Education Council offering gas industry job training
• Century later, new book reveals cause of Austin flood
• McCurdy earns bachelor’s
• Haskins awarded master’s degree
• Stray cats causing concern in Emporium Boro
• Bridge projects to get underway Monday
• Photo
• Photo
• Public can influence bridge, road system
• Driftwood Sr. Center outreach
• New Dr. at Cole Hospital
• Herbal Fair going on today
• Photo
• Music, comedy program
• GED testing offered
• Area news briefs
• Photo
• Alzheimer’s walk
• Boosters to meet
• Donations made to Woodland Library
• Townwide yard sale returns next month
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Photo
• Woodsmen’s show underway
• Poker Run benefits kids’ camp
• Photo
• Potter County land transactions recorded
• Level 3 team shows community spirit
• Zito reunion held; four generations attend
• Births
• Photo
• Fibromyalgia support group meets Aug. 8
• Caregiver helpers needed for program
• Volunteers needed for mentor program
• Rebates on tax, rent still available
• Photo
• Death Notices
• Cameron County Fair opens Sunday; full schedule of events listed
• Still no plea deal in burglary ring
• Photo
• Gas Panel Report Lacking
• History Matters
• Sunday Hunting Compromise
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• REUNITNG IN MEMORY OF TWO FRIENDS
• Photo
• Gas ‘well walk’ Sunday
• STILL INCARCERATED
• MERTEN BENEFIT
• Photo
• IN JEOPARDY
• ‘FALLING’ INTO PLACE
• Photo
• HUNTING ON SUNDAY IN PA?
• Photos
• Photo
• Golf tournament for Camp Cadet
• Popular ‘gun bash’ planned
• Mullens, Keefer win golf tournament
• August 6 dice run benefits Camp Cadet
• Library 5k run Aug. 20
• Photo
• Unbeaten Alle-Catts host Bradford Sunday
• Bird hunting season regs
• Deer program planned
• ‘Women in the Outdoors’
• Eastern Traditional Archery Rendezvous continues
• Students get hands dirty to learn
• Rattlesnake program tonight
• Sportsmen holding election
• Youth Field Day Aug. 13
• Outdoors coalition forms over natural gas drilling
• Drought conditions alter wildlife; conditions improving
• Sasala on Susquehanna list
• Gas well tour of state game lands planned
• Photo
• Charges pending for attempted arson
• Cultural Alliance fund opened
• Cameron County Fair begins next week!
• Area news briefs
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Family Center lease renewed
• Austin flood centennial shaping up
• Student plans veterans’ project
• Coudersport alumni to gather Sept. 24
• Burglary suspect at large
• Photo
• Environmental group’s suit against driller alleges pollution
• Photo
• Births
• Farm market open Saturdays
• Senior Expo scheduled
• Fun Fair planned Aug. 13
• Photo
• Death Notices
• Will Of The People
• D.C. Stalemate
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• GAS PLAN: PLUSES AND MINUSES
• Margie Ford Anderson
• William ‘Bill’ Gaberseck
• Cindy Pavelosky
• Truth About Natural Gas
• Commissioners set burn ban
• DUMPING GROUND
• YOUTH MOVEMENT
• HE’S IN
• HISTORY LESSON
• CANINE UNIT
• Programs planned at Cherry Springs park
• Photo
• Cameron County Fair on tap Aug. 7-13
• Photo
• Golf tourney Sept. 7
• Night swim Monday at CCHS pool
• Coudersport Library 5K run scheduled
• Three new teachers at AHS
• Quarterback Club plans benefit car wash
• David Hutton 5K race planned
• Two Potter-McKean teams eliminated
• Photo
• Potter-McKean pulls off trifecta
• Clean sweep for Emporium Alle-Catts
• Archery event on tap
• Program on whitetail deer slated
• BWA personnel changes
• Battling invasive plants
• Mentored youth hunt rule change
• ‘Women in the Outdoors’ planned
• Handgun course at BFCA
• ‘Project Wet Teachers Workshop’ Aug. 18
• Elk nursery groups active now
• Reaping rewards from warm water fishing
• Hospice meetings Wednesdays
• Post office remodeling continues
• Photo
• Potter County investigating ‘specialty courts’
• Cutting Edge Gymnastics program gaining momentum
• Free family portraits
• 75th Potter County Fair nearing
• Walters head of public works
• Wagner to be an auctioneer
• Butterflies benefit hospice
• ‘Circle of Fifths’ a two-night affair
• Photo
• Emporium woman honored by military
• ‘Lifetimes Retreat’ planned
• Photo
• Park offers program on rattlesnakes
• Photo
• Coudersport Chamber, PCVA continue merger talks
• Area news briefs
• Correction to July 9 story
• Garden Club to meet Monday
• New Rt. 6 attractions map
• Receives scholarship
• Emporium businesses join ‘First Friday’ movement
• Photo
• Crandall Hill Old Home Day planned
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Hospital to implement new system
• Church roof collapses
• St. Eulalia festival continues
• Streams recovering— slowly
• Photo
• EVFD receives donation
• Crackdown on dog licesnes coming
• Water quality grants approved
• Photo
• Training offered for natural gas jobs
• Adelphia employee reunion
• Biology honor for Debra Losey
• Births
• These donations made to Cole Memorial Hospital
• Plan to wed
• Pet Chatter
• Death Notices
• Walter R. Fleet Jr.
• ‘Dream Makers’ charity motorcycle run rakes in the dough
• Too Many Inmates Return
• Hidden Tax Hikes
• Hospital CEO Speaks Out
• Cellphones & Driving
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• PROTECTING RURAL AMERICA
• Potter County’s dark secret
• Hearings set for two defendants
• BACK AT DAM
• IN PRISON
• RECOVERING
• Photo
• Alle-Catt team readies for playoffs
• Falcon, Gator gridders ride again!
• Potter-McKean 12-year-olds win district title
• Hutton race planned
• Clean sweep for Potter-McKean?
• Photo
• Photo
• ‘Women in the Outdoors’
• Handgun course at BFCA
• Herbal Fair coming in August
• Songbirds and boat rides
• ‘Gun Bash’ planned Sept. 17
• Archery event at Denton Hill
• Program on deer Aug. 4
• Conservation District grant will benefit ag community
• Photo
• Forest pest moving closer to Potter, Cameron counties
• Summer in the outdoors: matter of timing
• Photo
• State pays $60K, but still owes county big bucks
• St. Eulalia Community Festival next weekend
• Motorcycle collision leaves three seriously injured
• Photo
• 75th Potter County Fair nearing
• Area news briefs
• Photo
• Poker run for Camp Cadet
• Coudersport Alumni Celebration slated
• Convenience store one step closer
• Photo
• Photo
• Farming in spotlight Thursday
• Rabies clinic today in Austin
• Ulysses Hardware closing
• ‘Ice Cream Day’ Sunday!
• Cameron County Fair planned Aug. 6-12
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Alliance Church founders back in Coudersport
• Tahlisa Brougham, daughter of Steve and Anne Pekarski Brougham, was honored as valedictorian of her graduating class at Bradford Area High School. She’s the granddaughter of the late Joseph and Naomi Joy (Grandin) Pekarski. Tahlisa, who has been act
• Fry stationed in Germany
• Caregiver pinic planned Aug. 9
• Area streams further protected from drilling
• Make-A-Wish motorcycle dice run going on today
• Low-income housing rehabilitation grants
• Losey researching sea urchin biology
• Photo
• Fine Arts Council considers dissolution
• Photo
• Farmers’ market
• Photo
• Senior citizens expo in October
• Rotary District Gov. visits Monday
• Canning help being offered
• Births
• Local students on IUP dean’s list
• Spaeth earns degree
• Coudersport swim lesson schedule
• Photo
• Thomas Richard Boyd
• Lumber Heritage meeting Thursday Grief session for children
• Claims Exaggerated
• Raid On Forests
• The Blind Leading The Blind
• Lift Sunday Hunting Ban
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• EVERY CHILD DESERVES A BACKPACK
• Famous attorney breaks silence on local murder case
• TRAGIC DEATH
• SPECIAL
• Photo
• PROPOSED
• Cameron County Fair 2011
• Therapeutic touch program Thursday
• Farm market open on courthouse square
• Chicken barbecue benefits youth football
• Make-A-Wish charity dice run next weekend
• Photo
• Vehicle accidents keep state police busy
• Lyons joins USA team
• Williamsport West end prevails in Babe Ruth tourney
• Potter-McKean 10 year olds win again
• 12-year-old Potter-McKean All-Stars on a roll
• Photo
• 11-year-old stars cruise past Wellsboro
• Eagle program today at park
• Archery event July 28-31
• Grouse management plan released
• Elk Visitor Center fulfilling education mission
• Food sources great, but we really need rain
• Program ends
• Training for natural gas jobs planned
• Help for home canners
• Earn scholarships
• Food program continues
• Programs at Cherry Springs
• Coudersport honor students
• Photo
• Sign, stairs at county building
• Campbell earns degree
• Potter County real estate transactions
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Rabies clinic July 16 in Austin
• Coudersport Arboretum expanding
• Cameron County land transactions
• Earns master’s degree
• Hundreds still owe ‘09 taxes
• Hospital expansion explained to Rotary
• CSD teachers retire
• Local motel hailed in magazine
• Births
• Photo
• THANK YOU
• Busy day at ‘Kids Korner’
• Tax, rent rebates still available
• Photo
• 11-year-old’s artwork on display
• Fire may have been set
• Death Notices
• Boys/girls club now non-profit
• Hearing on Pine Creek plan set
• Photo
• SPCA Grateful
• School Choice Flounder s
• Sportsmen Must Be Vigilant
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• PARTNERSHIP FOR BETTER CARE
• Expanded services at Veterans Clinic
• Photos
• ‘Greenways’ projects still unfunded
• SLOWDOWN
• MINOR VICTORY FOR JUVENILE
• OUT ON BAIL
• Photos
• Rummage sale winds down
• Photo
• Photo
• Penn State graduates
• Photo
• Snake Hunt vendor faces weapons charges
• Major men’s tournament in Coudersport
• Mullens, Scott team for win
• District 8 Babe Ruth tournament at CARP this weekend
• Another Alle-Catt forfeit
• LL all-stars open strong
• David Lyon catching for Keene Swamp Bats
• Photo
• Giannotti running strong at Penn State
• Programs slated at state park
• Weekend astronomy programs
• Alumni football game next weekend
• Watershed Assn. membership mtg.
• Photo
• County treasurers start taking ‘doe’ apps July 11
• Donation will be used for habitat
• Traditional Archery Rendezvous July 28-31; schedule announced
• The big spill: five years later
• Bible school slated
• Music Boosters to meet
• Farm market vouchers
• Photo
• Manor volunteers honored
• Photo
• Celebration begins in Emporium
• Photo
• Cancer screenings
• Lobster dinner fundraiser set to return
• Jobless rates change slightly
• Austin fireworks Saturday at dusk
• Hospital earns ‘gold seal’
• Superior Court rejects appeal; pharmacist in prison
• Emporium duo plead guilty to welfare fraud
• Another successful ‘Camp Cadet’
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Sentencing scheduled in abuse case
• Burglary cases against trio heading for trial
• Sentenced to state prison for sexual abuse
• Store coming to Sweden Valley
• Photo
• Christian alternative for addiction problems
• Photo
• Austin Area School District honor students
• Fleckenstein resigns from PCCD
• Nadji reaches blood plateau
• Poker run for Camp Cadet
• Photo
• Donut sale benefits charity
• Births
• Pets and bee stings
• Death Notices
• Bark Peeler’s Convention this weekend
• Ban on synthetic drugs passed
• Rural Subsidies
• Voters Penalized
• Test It First
• ‘Castle Doctrine’ positive step for PA
• Glad Endeavor listed Event Price
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• VIDEO GAMES: ANYTHING GOES
• HALF THE DISTANCE
• Photo
• SECOND CHANCES
• FRANCHISE STORE
• ADMINISTRATION SITUATION
• TO PRISON?
• BOUND OVER
• Photo
• Something for everyone at ‘Wilds’ event
• Photo
• Grimm, Orner honored
• Falcon baseball awards
• Babe Ruth event planned at CARP
• Four arrested in church arson
• Port’s Josh Kinney awaiting call from the Big Leagues
• Final Storm football sign-ups Monday at Memorial Hall
• Coudersport Youth football camp planned June 29
• Port A., Coudersport to play in alumni football game
• Emporium tops Alle-Catt baseball standings
• Coudersport to host major golf tournament
• NCAA swimmers coaching local team
• Photo
• Sunday hunting debate heating up
• Night visitors in Elk Country
• Big rewards from night fishing!
• Host families being sought
• Housing rehab continues
• Photo
• Budget passed; taxes hold steady in Cameron County
• Photo
• Austin School budget approved; no tax hike
• ‘Picnic in the lawn’ benefit
• Project will capture Cameron County history
• NEAT NUMERALS
• ‘Healthier You’ campaign a success
• St. John confirmation
• Meeting for bereaved
• Hebron School honor students
• Changes in playground situation
• THANK YOU
• VA Clinic to expand hours
• Photo
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Rummage sale continues
• Summer reading program
• Photo
• Cameron County High School lists honor roll
• Botera named ‘Eagle Scout of the Year’
• ‘Father Paul’ honored
• Death Notices
• Kenneth E. Rees
• Nancy B. Erway
• Juvenile’s incarceration costly to county
• Photo
• Wind Energy Myths
• DUI Enforcement
• Increase In Tourism
• Dress Project A Big Success
• Drilling State Forests
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• EVIDENCE AGAINST HYDROFRACTURING MOUNTS
• STEP BACK IN TIME
• ROUGH RIDING
• HOUSING CRISIS?
• Photo
• Friends: Sam was ‘caring and loyal’
• POSTPONED
• NOT A CAPITAL CASE
• Action on Austin School budget expected during Thursday meeting
• Significant pot bust in Potter County
• CCHS Class of 2006 reunion
• Attends leadership seminar
• Mosch returning to direct basketball camp
• Falcon players honored
• Chamber golf tournament results
• Songer named head coach
• Storm football sign-ups
• Youth golf league forming
• Compete at PNC Park
• Emporium Alle-Catts edge Bradford
• Major golf event coming to local club
• Watershed Assn. improves habitat
• Photos
• ‘Doe’ license rules announced
• Big trout— we just can’t resist!
• Teen Challenge meeting Thursday
• Big weekend planned in Emporium
• Photo
• Area news briefs
• ‘Trip Around The World’
• Bluegrass festival continues in Cross Fork
• Cameron County man in national spotlight
• Dresses headed for Dominican Republic
• Photo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Little Museum opens for the season
• Coudersport Elementary principal resigns
• Yellow Ribbon success
• Photo
• Grants will support activities to protect water, educate public
• Emergency response training
• Manor group takes worldwide tour
• Births
• Celebrate 65 Years
• Photo
• Death Notices
• Adelphia dissolution continues; another $82M paid to creditors
• Carnival starts June 20
• Healthcare Economics
• No Matter What, Teens Too Young To Drink
• Local Runner Ommitted
• Deal With The Devil
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Publishing the name: why we did it
• Dam show lands Grammy Award winning artist
• Uncertainty surrounds murder cases
• Murder gang related?
• LEGAL SETBACK
• Teen charged as adult
• YOUNG MAN MURDERED
• Men questioned about murder released, not charged
• Potter County men jailed on murder charges
• Photo
• Church rummage sale planned
• County sets out to protect, preserve its history
• ‘Affordable housing’ workshop slated Friday in Coudersport
• Photo
• Photo
• Summer Reading Program
• Police busy with several crashes, theft
• Gun bash date set
• Sizerville Pool opens today
• Basketball shooting camp June 13-17
• Sinnemahoning Snake Hunt going on
• Alle-Catt showdown Sunday
• Quarterback Club to meet
• Photo
• Photo
• Falcons lose playoff heartbreaker
• Photos
• ‘Women in the Wilds’
• Youth fishing opportunity
• Game Commission trying to open more land to hunters
• Protecting predators means sacrificing elk
• Fishing tip: fly, nymph dropper ‘best of both worlds’
• Photo
• Woodland Elementary academic awards
• Industry trends to be discussed at tourism meeting
• Area news briefs
• Tryouts for musical Monday
• Photo
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Photos
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Learn to use that camera!
• Photo
• Photo
• Christian-based treatment topic of upcoming program
• CCHS Class of 2001 organizaing
• Property tax, rent rebate program still open
• Photo
• Fireworks display July 2
• Coudy pool opens
• Births
• United In Marriage
• Death Notices
• John H. Duell
• Mary Jane Pleak
• SPCA yard sale
• Cemetery board to meet
• Cameron County deed transfers
• D-Day remembered in Ulysses
• ‘Slow Down!’
• They Made It Home
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• LAWN CARE WITHOUT THE TOXINS
• Photo
• Boys, girls club seeks help from volunteers
• Effort to protect Allegheny River
• Water chief concern for area offificials
• What’s shaking? The ground!
• WINNERS, LOSERS
• COOL STORY LINES
• Photo
• Manor to host education program
• SPCA plans yard sale fundraiser
• Photo
• Photo
• Valenti interning in the ‘Big Apple’
• Summer reading program planned
• CARP flooding study proposed
• Austin School District honors athletes
• Hubbers end Falcons’ softball season
• Photo
• Coudy pool set to open
• Photo
• Falcons fall short in title game
• Open house at Sinnemahoning Park
• Solar viewing on tap for tonight
• Sinnemahoning State Park Programs
• Photo
• Photo
• Fishing derby Sunday
• The time to get involved is NOW!
• Photo
• Photo
• Community Chest surpasses fundraising goal
• Area news briefs
• Photo
• Photography workshop planned
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Appreciating life like never before
• Photo
• Duo responsible for many Coudersport thefts caught, jailed
• Photos
• Photo
• Headed to Finland
• Death Notices
• K. Michael Lewis
• Lawrence Brendlinger
• Claude ‘Whitey’ Snyder
• Dogs can perish in hot vehicles
• Earns degree
• Ulysses Library plans World War II remembrance
• Photo
• Photo
• Gambling revenue cuts school taxes
• Top CCHS students in Class of ‘11
• Photo
• Toward Cleaner Energy
• Cars For Charities
• Corbett Cares?
• Wasted Monday
• Alcohol A ‘Vicious Attack On Society’
• Impact Fee Applauded
• Budget Reality
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Photo
• MARATHON TIME! Cameron County jobless rate shows improvement
• Elk range tour added to Sinnemahoning snake hunt
• PREPARING
• FAITH-BASED
• Photo
• HEALING WATERS
• Zoschg off to state meet
• Photo
• Falcons in D9 baseball semifinals
• Photo
• Photo
• Freeman is a district champion
• Photo
• ‘God’s Country’ Marathon June 4
• PCC fight gains allies in Harrisburg
• Falcons vs. Hubbers: no surprise
• Alle-Catts unbeaten
• Fishing derby today on Brooks Run
• Activites planned at state park
• Photo
• Photo
• Management help for private landowners
• ‘Do not disturb!’
• Will that fawn survive? The odds say ‘no’
• Service awards presented at Cole Hospital
• CCC heritage group forming
• Legacy of Civilian Conser vation Corps still with us today
• Cope earns doctorate
• Eulalia Cemetery Meeting June 13
• Photo
• Coudersport commencement ceremony Saturday, June 4
• Photo
• Area news briefs
• McDowell earns elite honor at Clarion University
• Hospital Week: focus on the future
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Jones graduates
• Elliott accepted at RIT
• Photo
• Author plans book signing
• Plans in place for snake hunt
• Dim forecast for Cherry Springs astronomy fest
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Photo
• Rails to trails’ explained
• Births
• Photo
• New Senior Center Director
• THANK YOU
• Photo
• Cameron County Alumni Banquet tonight
• Larry G. Currier Death Notices
• Herbal fair
• Farm market checks for senior citizens
• Rummage sale planned
• Seismic testing topic of Tuesday meeting
• Running water at Dam Park
• Photo
• Memorial Day’s timing reminds us that life is indeed eternal
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• STAKEHOLDER OR BAG HOLDER?
• GOOD AND BAD
• CLOSE TO HOME
• DAM BOOKS
• SUMMERTIME!
• Goodwill comes to Coudersport
• BABY-SELLING SCHEME ALLEGED
• Photo
• Help for private landowners
• Dental care for children
• Photo
• Off game costs Falcons unblemished record
• Potter County employees first in wellness challenge
• Area residents facing drug charges
• Track standouts hope to advance
• Photo
• Eagle program Sunday at park
• Photo
• Photo
• Outdoor classroom benefits wildlife
• Turkey hunting is very much like chess
• Emporium Garden Club springs into action
• Photo
• Photo
• Watershed groups sort out options
• Coudersport RR grade eyed for recreation trail
• Coudersport honor students
• Photo
• Seismic testing focus of Gas Task Force meeting
• Wounded Warriors coming through Tuesday
• Area news briefs
• Photo
• Volunteer drivers needed
• Help available for families of cancer victims
• Stuart is a Marine
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Worthy cause: ‘Dress A Girl’
• Awarded grant
• Photo
• Photo
• Bridge work in Emporium’s east end begins Tuesaday
• Bridges set to be replaced
• Photo
• Tour of gas well sites tomorrow
• Chamber, PCVA looking at expanded relationship
• Poppy distribution May 27 in Emporium
• Herbal Fair Aug. 6
• Rabies clinic today in Coudersport
• THANK YOU
• Births
• Author with locals roots to return for book signing
• Plan To Wed
• Death Notices
• Elliott places in art contest
• Photo
• Photo
• Church Partners With Second Har vest
• Message From Country Blessings
• PCC Worth Saving
• Expensive Elk!
• Gas Drilling Problems
• Financial Storms
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• The story that evokes divinity
• Commissioners going to bat for PCC
• PRIMARY WINNERS
• PRIMARY WINNERS
• MATTER OF TIME
• LEEK: an opportunity for injured veterans to feel ‘normal again’
• All day spring gobbler hunting starts May 16
• Bird program today at park
• Photo
• Alle-Catts win; play at home Sunday
• Falcons rolling at 10-0 in baseball
• Raiders busy on the diamond
• McManus delivers encore
• Weather breaks; track, field teams get busy
• DMAP enrollment continues
• Kids fishing derby set
• Elk herd managers follow the leader
• Treat trout streams like the treasures they are
• Cancer support group to meet
• Rotary Club hosting exchange students
• Austin team advances in local Envirothon competition
• Photo
• Co-worker reunion
• Senior Center dinner planned
• Shippen Twp. cleanup day
• Photo
• Photo
• Austin borough adds employee
• Running as write-in cadidate in Portage Twp.
• Photo
• Team effort results in cleaner streamside
• Work set to begin on health center expansion
• Photo
• SPS Farm on Route 6 more than just goats
• Five-year-old donates a life’s worth of her locks
• Gas task force meets May 31
• Man charged with kidnapping
• Local nurses trace service to WWII
• Community Nurses accepting books for annual sale
• Area news briefs
• Final bingo game Monday
• Expanded hours at Country Blessings store
• Heel screenings offered at Cole Memorial
• ‘Artfest’ at ‘Wilds’ weekend
• Photo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• CC Fair Board to meet
• Preschool has openings
• Photo
• ‘Habitat’ home built, heading to site
• 5K walk/run going on today
• To sponsor blood screening
• Christian school openings
• Pool opens June 9
• Caregiver program has openings Day of pampering for women planned
• Photo
• Death Notices
• Sean M. Downey
• Responsible Drilling
• Double Standard
• Fun At Lyman Run
• Wasting Away
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• REMEDY FOR DEPRESSION
• Important local offices on Tuesday’s primary ballot
• ‘GREEN LIGHT’
• Tour of gas well site planned
• Photo
• WORSENING
• POLITICAL FORUM
• POWER PLAY
• Photo
• Photo
• Kids’ fishing derby May 28
• 5K run/walk May 14
• Photo
• Track teams competing between rain drops
• Kyle Bova national 130-pound champion
• Storm Football to hold sign-ups May 14 & 15
• Undefeated Falcons cruise
• DMAP enrollment
• Photo
• Kids fishing derby set
• Unified Sportsmen: deer management ‘indefensible’
• Photos
• Porcupine hunting approved
• Spring makes its advance—albeit a wet one!
• Weight loss support meeting
• Fiesta Mexicana May 12
• Historical records relocated
• Photo
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Photo
• DUI, vandalism, burglary top police beat
• Valenti Austin’s nominee for Maple Sweetheart
• Therapeutic touch
• Route 872 bridge work continues
• Austin School Dist. lists honor students
• Preschool openings
• Ultimate Cheer sign-ups set May 11, 12
• Photo
• ‘Run For The Son’ motorcycle rally Sunday
• Candidate forum set Wednesday
• Senior center dinner May 18
• Photo
• Recycling fundraiser
• ‘Essense of Motion’ dancers to perform
• Gibbs latest book tells dog’s tale
• Photo
• Maple Festival activities continuing thorugh today
• Shippen Township cleanup May 21
• Fourth arrest made in local cocaine ring
• Area news briefs
• Choral concert planned Sunday
• Local lawyer recognized for service
• Photo
• Memorial Day Flag for vets
• Blood screening May 21
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Employee reunion
• Marathon volunteers needed
• Cameron County real estate transactions
• Photo
• Ostrum reaches 17-gallon blood donor milestone
• Many open school board seats
• Rabies clinic May 7
• Accepting Applications
• Host families needed
• Scholarship deadline June 1
• Plan June 23 Wedding
• Death Notices
• Photo
• Tuition Vouchers Are A Bad Idea
• Lloyd T. ‘Si’ Pepperman
• Helen I Ripple
• DEP: Don’t Back Down
• Common Sense, Not Greed, Should Prevail
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Political endorsements? Not here.
• TO THE MOON!
• YET AGAIN
• PRIMARY FOCUS
• PRIMARY FOCUS
• Photo
• GAS TALK
• STILL FIGHTING
• Photo
• Falcon girls unbeaten in softball
• Photo
• Storm football organizing
• Health Care Center 5K Run/Walk May 14
• Photo
• Spring gobbler opens today
• Playoffs nearing for baseball teams
• Track & field teams weathering the storm
• Fishing derby, hunter/tr apper classes slated
• Changes made to mentored hunting
• Spring gobbler clinic planned today
• Photo
• CWD not found in harvested deer
• Accurate count confirms highest elk herd numbers
• Flowering tree is at your ‘service’
• Photo
• Cancer screenings offered May 7
• Photos
• Straub ‘Pub Crawl’ continues
• Rabies clinic
• Bucktailers sail off today
• DUI, vandalism, burglary top police beat
• Photo
• Photo
• ‘Hands’ photo exhibit coming
• Photo
• Study sheds light on gas drilling’s impact on state, local economies
• Mother’s Day benefit sale at CCMH
• Childbirth classes start May 4
• Food service course being offered
• Drug take back effort today across Pennsylvania
• Photo
• Photo
• Northwest Savings Bank highest in customer satisfaction— again!
• ‘Sprinkler mandate’ repealed
• Camera course offered
• Area news briefs
• Legion Post 194 meeting, dinner today
• Rabies clinic May 7
• PennDOT lists planned road work
• Candidate forum may 11
• Memorial Day flags for veterans
• Photo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Blood screening planned May 21
• Photo
• Stained glass in focus
• Photo
• Jim Slusarick announces candidacy
• Seeking Coudersport council seat
• Scholarship deadline June 1
• Story hour continues at library
• Hoffman promoted
• Births
• Photo
• THANK YOU
• Death Notices
• Vernon R. Ingham Sr.
• Percy L. House
• Photo
• Pharmacy course offered
• Bridge signals in place; to begin in late spring
• Chicken barbecue today
• Retirement fund reaches all-time high at $10.7 million
• Photo
• Important Analysis
• Enjoys the paper
• CUTTING AT THE HEART
• Estate planning and your pets
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Cameron County jobless rate heading wrong way
• FOREST TOUR
• SWEET TIME
• TOP FOREST
• BAD TIMING
• A hands-on lesson in embryology for students
• Park prize nearing completion
• Photo
• Photo
• Gators sweep Raider track/field teams
• Need support for class trip to Capitol
• Photo
• CCHS honor students listed
• Coudersport 3-0 in baseball
• CCHS gets best of Austin
• Mixed track results
• Falcons win, move to 4-0
• Expanded hours for spring gobbler season
• Photo
• Forest tour to focus on gas wells, habitat
• We’re still in ‘bear country’
• ‘Jimmy Appleseed’ works overtime
• Photo
• Program volunteers needed
• Bridge work starts Monday
• Supporting summer camp
• Photo
• ‘Moon Tree’: from outer space to CARP
• Water dept. to flush lines
• Loan for Cole Memorial okayed
• Charged with stealing drugs, guns, cash
• Photo
• Sentenced in county court
• Candidates forum set
• ‘Triple Divide Watershed Coalition’ organized
• Photo
• Youth job program nixed
• Photo
• Seeking comments on highways
• Watershed meeting
• Legion Post 194 meeting, dinner Tues
• Artfest planned for ‘Wilds’ weekend
• ‘Pizza man’ Dave Does it again
• Photo
• Austin School bracing for state budget cuts
• Art classes slated
• Caregiver program has openings
• Photo
• Area news briefs
• Openings at Hebron Christian School
• Correction
• Bereavement support
• North Country Voices to perform
• Route 872 bridge work continues
• Photo
• Blood screening set May 21
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Thank You
• Ambitions plans for Arboretum
• Photo
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Photo
• Chicken BBQ April 30
• Plans in place for Maple Festival
• Flags offered for veterans’ graves
• Alliance Church plans Easter egg hunt
• Easter services at St. Mark’s Church
• Chamber luncheon Wednesday
• Photo
• Death Notices
• Danta ‘Dan’ Galeotti
• Community Garden: time to dig in!
• Support Conservation Districts
• Breath Of Fresh Air
• Focus On Local History
• Supporting Library
• School Choice
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Marijuana Facts
• Emergency services feeling gas rush impact
• ‘WILDS’ WINNERS
• SINGING STUDENTS
• TOUGH TIMES AHEAD?
• SET SAIL
• Photo
• Falcons win baseball opener
• Falcon track teams sweep
• Photo
• Raider track teams in action
• Photo
• Youth fishing event today in Emporium
• Spring gobbler clinic being offered
• Photo
• Watershed meeting
• Forest tour will focus on gas wells, habitat
• Huge increase in 2G ‘doe’ licenses
• Pennsylvania’s elk herd numbers at modern day high
• Specialized trout fishing opportunities grow
• Grove graduates
• Raiders open season with two wins
• Photo
• Girls softball gets underway
• ‘Re-Run’s What-Nots’ started with ‘working man’ in mind
• Take part in band festival
• Watershed association to meet
• Early Childhood Coalition to meet
• GKN employees donate to Community Chest
• Photo
• Bird feeder building workshop
• Retires from county position
• Monday is deadline to register for May primary
• ‘Trailblazers’ plan chicken barbecue
• Comments requested on area roads
• Seismic teams targeting Cameron County
• ‘Cross Walk’ in Emporium April 22
• ‘Moon Tree’ recognized by Congress
• Thousands of tires being recycled
• Alliance preschool openings
• Woodland Elementary school honor students
• Area news briefs
• Flags for veterans’ graves available
• Musician to play at Austin luncheon
• Coudersport Boro recognized
• Photos
• School energy project being considered
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Easter services planned at St. Mark Church
• Summerson running for district judge
• Disney trip meeting Monday
• Candidate for Shippen tax collector
• Photo
• Morley seeking re-election
• Gospel quartet to perform
• Photo
• THANK YOU
• Local scholarship open
• Successful science fair
• Photo
• Bernard K. Jolley
• Death Notices
• Arthur E. ‘Bill’ Chapell
• Job skills workshop planned April 28
• Local jobless rates fluctuating
• Photo
• Live For Today
• Animal Shelter Needed
• THEY ALL LOOK ALIKE
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• GIVE ME SHELTER
• COMING TOGETHER
• SOME URGENCY
• TRY ‘EM!
• FINALLY!
• It’s time to get outdoors!
• Photo
• Hebron school honor roll
• Austin Borough tables timber harvest bids
• State police solve string of burglaries
• Photo
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• Golf tournament
• Baseball skills event
• Bosnik returns to Dodgers
• Watershed group plans April 18 meeting
• Children’s fishing event April 16
• Photo
• ‘Wilds’ sign grants available for businesses
• DMAP enrollment open until June 1
• ‘Guide’ leads hunters to paydirt
• Rep. Causer plans local meetings
• Candidates forum Thursday
• Tickets available for ‘Gun Bash’
• Teaming up for county ‘safety net’
• Aging population presenting a challenge for rural communities
• Rotary looking for host family for teen-aged boy
• Photo
• Lenten luncheons conclude Wed.
• Cameron County real estate transactions
• Area news briefs
• Therapeutic touch training
• Boosters to meet
• Grant workshop
• Hooftallen on dean’s list
• Photo
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• ‘Passion Play’ performance Saturday
• Maple Festival May 6, 7
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Cole Memorial acknowledges donors
• Coudersport man pleas ‘no contest’
• Thomas announces candidacy
• Photos
• Fiebig seeking re-election
• Square dancing April 16
• Graduates from basic training
• LIHEAP deadline extended
• Photo
• Births
• Death Notices
• Catherine A. Sunseri
• Photo
• Heimel seeks second commissioner term
• Photo
• Harrisburg Hypocrisy
• Slow Down On Gas Drilling
• Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• STATE NEEDS NATURAL GAS IMPACT FEE
• ‘Moon Tree’ ceremony planned April 29
• Source water protection program launched
• Photos
• NEW OWNER
• MOVING AHEAD
• HEAVY ISSUE
• NEW LIFE?
• Baseball skills event in Austin
• Storm football organizing
• Hunter/trapper ed course slated
• Kozel Foundation District 9 All-Star game today
• Photo
• Blose chooses Gannon Univ.
• ‘Cobra 16 Elite ranked second
• Photo
• Paddlers to experience the first leg of the Bucktail Brigade’s Civil War journey
• Photo
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• ECC to host golf tournament
• Raiders win opener
• Photo
• David Lyon continuing baseball success
• Photo
• ‘Bullseye Blasters’ off to Kersey for tournament
• Youth only fishing event April 16
• Lyme disease risk is for real
• Signs of the season are here!
• Banks celebrating
• Accepted at DuBois Business College
• Library expands hours of operation
• Coudersport flood project to be highlighted
• Photo
• Federal agents turn up the heat on local fugitive Joseph Chapman
• Story Hour continues
• Photo
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• 150th Civil War observance
• Area news briefs
• New items at blessings store
• Art classes in Emporium
• Route 872 bridgework begins
• Help available for smokers looking to quit
• Photo
• Youth organization focuses on outdoors
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Lenten Lunches
• Dental care available for children
• Ham, turkey raffle
• Emporium man jailed after altercation
• Photo
• Sauley announces re-election bid
• Death Notices
• Births
• Scholarship for local students
• THANK YOU
• Two CCMH departments re-accredited
• Job skills workshop offered by CCSD teachers
• Stained glass focus added to ArtFest
• Openings in caregiver program
• Scholarship open at CCHS
• Fibromyalgia group meets second Mondays
• ‘Victorious Losers’ weight loss group to meet
• GED testing planned
• A year later, Sophia ‘doing well’
• Photo
• First Presbyterian lenten service Wednesday
• Pancake breakfast Sunday
• Gospel quarter to perform
• Art Fest/Weekend In The Wilds set
• Students explore historical sites
• Wildfires Common In Spring
• Project Healing Waters
• Thank You To Northwest, Zito
• Wildlife Academy For Teens
• Bogus Fundraiser
• Nature Out Of Balance
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• ‘Biomass workshop Tues
• ‘Passion Play’ next Saturday
• IMPRESSIVE
• MORE JOBS
• EXPECT MORE
• Season soured some, but tours plenty sweet
• Special advertising rates for candidates
• Photo
• Immunization clinic Monday in Emporium
• Veterans’ benefits open house set
• Photo
• Medical office on Elk Street opens
• Mountain View bowling league results
• Photo
• 3-on-3 tournament
• Photos
• Beimel, Kinney join new teams
• Kids fishing derby planned at Lyman Lake
• Watershed group to meet
• Geocaching seminar highlighted
• Fire fighting refresher course
• Decision on ‘doe’ license allocation nearing
• It’s official: eastern cougar is extinct
• Photo
• Plant a tree, leave a legacy
• Chorus has openings
• Theater auditions Monday
• Photo
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• Sand facility to be discussed at CCTF
• Women’s bible study
• Charged with assaulting an officer
• Photo
• Maple tours this weekend!
• Local Murder case put off until January
• Photo
• Local musician rocks with ‘Titus Andronicus’
• Bucktail Brigade to mark 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Sheriff’s sale for ‘Ops Building’ April 1
• Area news briefs
• Infantry graduate
• Graduate from Clarion U.
• Story Hour continues
• Buckler on dean’s list
• Apps being taken for youth leadership camp
• Garden Club dinner Sat.
• Raffle to benefit fireworks
• Photo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Roy Hunt running for PC Sheriff
• Jim Narby announces candidacy
• Botera candidate for district judge
• Photo
• ‘Music Man’ coming to CCHS April 1, 2
• Openings in Cargiver Support Program
• Freeman honored on 90th birthday
• Hospices announces recent gifts, memorials
• Rotary contest teaches lessons in life
• Births
• Harold G. Carr
• Death Notices
• Ice rink caretaker needed
• Photo
• Art classes planned in Emporium
• Celebrating 4-H Week
• Developments At Christian Center
• Rotary Trade School Scholarship
• Hey, It’s Only Money
• Natural Gas Drilling ‘The Other Side’
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• LOOKING GOOD
• CLOSE TO HOME
• NEW ANGLE
• SHUT DOWN
• Federal regs halt plans for ‘Minit Mart’ store
• Trail development could spark growth
• Photo
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• Senior Center dinner
• Paddling event just around the corner
• Recycling expands to more items
• Garden Club dinner planned March 27
• Photo
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• Falcon girls fall in bid for Elite 8
• Baseball, softball signups Wednesday
• Kozel all-star games April 2
• Old Hickory Lanes results
• Jr. Olympic wrestling winners
• Kids fishing derby planned
• Photo
• PGC Roe not keen on expanding elk no-hunt zone
• Sheds: another kind of hunting
• Kindergarten registration
• HazMat training planned
• Women’s seminar
• Fire protection contract signed
• Scholarship memorializes T. Lee Bennett
• Crafting A Legacy In Wood
• Coudersport Borough meeting rescheduled
• Rotary sponsoring youth leadership camp
• Area news briefs
• Lenten luncheons continue
• Nine decades of service for Potter 4H
• Photo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Photo
• ‘Music Man’ coming to CCHS stage
• County focus is community development
• Denhoff running for district judge
• Photo
• Schroeder announces candidacy
• Photo
• Births
• First graders tops in box tops
• Veterans’ benefits open house March 30
• Area Agency on Aging has caregiver openings
• Hershey School holds recruitment session
• Death Notices
• Robert L. ‘Bill’ Nichols Sr.
• LIFT dinner/dance March 26 at EVFD hall
• Charged with selling prescription pills
• Photo
• Nature’s Precious Moments
• Deer Numbers Don’t Add Up
• Gas Drill ‘Insane’
• MENTALLY-ILL INMATES POSE CHALLENGES
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Photo
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• Workshop on managing gas-related activities
• CLOSE TO HOME
• SO SWEET
• SIGNS OF LIFE
• MONEY TALKS
• Photo
• Dow on dean’s list
• Photo
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• Lenten Luncheon Services to begin
• Pedestrian killed by drunk driver
• Austin baseball sign up final day March 18
• Wrestlers bow at Sharon
• Falcon girls to face Aliquippa
• Photo
• Tree pruning workshop slated
• Volunteers wanted to help in stream, road cleanup
• Kids fishing derby planned
• ‘Wilds’ sign grants available
• Photo
• Winning coyote weighed nearly 40 pounds
• Deer kill figures higher in 2010 seasons
• March fishing opportunities
• Want to kick the habit? We can help!
• Austin students mix fun with learning
• Potter County land transactions
• Canoe/Kayak Classic planned April 2; come on out and paddle!
• Area news briefs
• Book on local murders released
• Art classes in Emporium
• Caregiver program openings
• New gig for local pizza expert
• NEAT NUMERALS
• C&PA Railroad plow restored to original
• HazMat training March 26, 27
• Veterans’ benefits open house March 30
• Truck breaks gas meter
• Coudersport eyeing new library
• Big $ in Cameron County land deals
• Frey running for re-election
• Photo
• Lininger announces candidacy
• Students to perform ‘Music Man’
• Free food program for low-income senior citizens
• Photo
• Caring for your pets in a tough economy
• Death Notices
• Alvin E. Aikens
• Olivett joins boro council
• Sentencings in Potter County Court
• A Moral Budget
• A Big Heart
• That Old Apple Tree
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• MOVING OUT
• THE FUTURE OF DEER HUNTING
• DRIVING DISRUPTION
• SCALED DOWN
• CH-CH-CH-CHANGES
• SAND SITE
• LIFESAVERS
• Fire protection issue simmers in Roulette; meeting Monday
• Photo
• Fragale, Cokely, Bova on to Regionals
• Cameron County Canoe, Kayak Classic April 2
• Mountain View bowling results
• Coudersport girls eye ‘Lucky 13’
• Overtime loss eliminates Falcons
• Porcupine Hunting
• Free seedlings for schools
• March is a humbling time for normally regal elk
• Residents asked to watch for dead barn owls
• ‘Water Dogs’ training planned Monday
• Keeping ‘track’ of late winter
• Officials to share gas drilling experiences
• Participating in District Chorus
• Dr. Terry Tucker: local roots, global impact!
• Driller meets with residents over concerns
• Counseling services in Emporium
• Area news briefs
• Bridge work to resume
• ‘Comedy Blast’ returns
• Inmates help remodel township building
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Photo
• Fire at Morgan AM&T
• Emporium man faces multiple charges
• Cameron County kindergarten registration
• Turbine company eyes another township
• Smith to run for commissioner seat
• Vassallo announces candidacy
• Photo
• Furman on Harpur College list
• Kindergarten registration at Coudersport Elementary
• Free tax counseling in Cameron, Potter counties
• Photo
• Death Notices
• Photo
• DCNR grant workshop set for March 15
• Photo
• True Education
• Candidate Forum Suggested
• ‘Wake Up America!’
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• JOIN US AT THE SENIOR CENTER
• Photo
• ‘SPECIALTY COURTS’
• WORK, WATER, WEALTH
• BUSTED
• NO DEFENSE
• Photo
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Photo
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• Cameron County honor roll
• Photo
• First place for Stiles, Becker
• Raider basketball teams eliminated
• Youth brave cold for ice fishing event
• District 9 wrestlers in action at Clarion University
• Falcon boys stay alive in playoffs
• Coyote hunts this weekend
• Tree stands on state game lands
• Opening more land to hunting
• School awarded funding to create ‘pollinator garden’
• Long winter; looking forward to spring
• AHS to be involved in town celebration
• Photo
• Luncheon Sunday benefits ‘Meals On Wheels’ program
• Charged with selling stolen drugs
• Cameron County Fair Association request
• Tuesday deadline for ‘Homestead Exemption’
• Area news briefs
• Training for volunteer stream monitors March 7
• Banquet honors Austin volunteers
• Wilson announces borough council bid
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Property tax/rent rebates now available
• Photo
• Natural gas tax/fee still uncertain
• Potter County Conservation District: ‘Make or Break Time’
• Austin School District lists its honor students
• Hazmat training
• Kindergarten registration set
• ‘Fat Tuesday’ feast March 8
• Tri-Town volunteers celebrate pride, professionalism
• Death Notices
• Attention political candidates
• Photo
• ‘Performance Pay’ Flawed
• Child Care Conference
• Donate car; get tax break
• Stop Raid On State Forests
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• FEDERAL FUNDING STATE FORESTS, PARKS: DRILL HERE!
• Photo
• SOBERING REALITY
• NEWCOMERS
• GAMER
• Photo
• Off to state spelling bee
• Caregivers invited
• Rural road seminar planned in March
• Free seminar for landowners
• Blood donors come through
• Earn perfect college scores
• Photo
• Mt. View Bowling league results
• Falcons wrestles grooming for D9 tourney
• 3 team logjam in NTL boys league
• Young wrestlers win
• Photo
• Falcons, Raiders tune for playoffs
• Popular Coyote hunts planned
• Game Commission sets deer hunting seasons
• Free ice-fishing session for youth today
• Photos
• Threat of CWD draws closer
• Antler restrictions have been win-win
• Event planned to drive winter away!
• Photo
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Photo
• Man killed in Rt. 6 car crash
• Photo
• ‘Folk jam’ Wednesday
• Named to UPB dean’s list
• Area news briefs
• Local talent show this evening
• Pesticide prgram Friday
• Potter County Marcellus well permits: 113 and rising
• Community Chest halfway!
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Sentenced to state prison for sexual assault
• Saturday square dance open to public
• Brown running for District Judge
• Dill announces candidacy for Dist. Judge
• Photos
• Phil Jones to seek re-election
• Births
• Pets and airplanes don’t mix
• Death Notices
• Births
• Plan June 18 Wedding
• Susan A. Fourness
• Luncheon will support meals program
• Job skills workshop Thursday
• Photo
• Civility Is Smokescreen
• State Land, Gas Drilling
• Balancing Act
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Retain insurance for working poor
• Registrations being taken for area’s ‘Premier Paddling Event’
• LUMBERING LOVE
• THING OF THE PAST
• PURPLE HEART
• Photo
• Hansen earns academic honors
• Judge Minor sentences Maryland man for assault
• ‘Parade of Stars’ next week in Emporium
• Gospel quartet coming to Austin Methodist Church
• Events planned at Lyman Run State Park
• Mental health services meeting Feb. 17
• Photo
• Coudersport honor students
• Baguba meeting
• Burdick playing for PSU DuBois
• Photo
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• Falcon girls flirting with perfection as season nears end
• Raiders lead NTL race by a nose
• Second spring gobbler tags available
• Court dismisses Unified Sportsmen’s suit against PGC
• Game Commission proposes five-day archery bear season
• Free ice-fishing session offered to young anglers
• Remote water monitoring
• New position at CCSD
• Folk jam Feb. 23
• Cause of fire found; couple escapes injury in crash
• Photo
• Austin Borough upgrades SCADA system
• Caregiver program openings
• State forest, gas tour Sunday
• Local maple syrup producers do it again!
• To serve in India
• Area news briefs
• Photo
• Celebrating chocolate!
• Luncheon will benefit meals program
• Home buyer seminar
• Photo
• Ski program
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Events planned at Cole Memorial Hospital
• Cameron County land transactions
• Photo
• Update on legislation affecting Marcellus Shale gas drilling
• Free week of classes offered
• Free tax help being offered locally
• THANK YOU
• In Loving Memory of Our Wonderful Mother and Grandmother
• Phillip J. Dunbar
• Donald E. Cutler
• Fern E. Perkins
• Tyrus E. Arndt
• August P. Juliano
• James O. ‘Pete’ Uber
• Evon Paul Yankowski
• Netra Baker retires
• Tax loan sharks target low income
• Delores M. ‘Dede’ Kellner
• Elva Wolfanger
• Theodore J. Krellner
• Warren David White Sr.
• To Wed In Vegas
• JCPenney service continues
• Coudersport woman killed in crash
• Smith won’t seek second term
• Photo
• Email Forward List
• Excellent Reporting; Elk Herd Hardly ‘Wild’
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• My Side
• Ambulance Being Misused
• WATER QUALITY
• Photo
• BULLISH
• FAITH-BASED HELP
• DRILL BABY, DRILL
• STILL…
• Photo
• Franklin rolls 771
• Photo
• Bova champ at 125 lbs.
• Man killed on pipeline job
• Photo
• Marriage seminar
• Coudersport baseball, softball signups
• Photos
• Falcon girls get an assist from Otto-Eldred
• Three vying for NTL boys’ crown
• Trying to find middle ground in state’s deer herd management
• Photo
• It’s official: New Jersey man’s bull elk is new state record
• Fishing on the ‘hard water’
• Super Bowl XLV: 5 things to look for
• Lower rates for Chamber member employees, too
• Coudersport man sentenced in assault case
• Photo
• Anxious moments before leak repaired
• ‘Hoodie Hoo’ Day
• Emporium man enters ‘guilty’ plea
• Photo
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Area news briefs
• Cameron Chamber reorganizes
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Library book, bake sale
• Critical blood drive Thursday in Emporium
• Hospice clinic meetings planned at CCMH
• ‘Winter Frolic’ planned February 19
• Photos
• Rotarians learn about student volunteerism; consider program
• ‘Life In 1911’ theme of memorial weekend in Austin
• Nellie Causebrook
• Philip R. Bartoo
• Lucy A. Gould
• Fundraiser to benefit Haiti relief
• Photo
• Sheila M. Best Ryan
• Martha M. Carmer
• Margaret W. Carouse
• Louise C. Moon
• Thomas ‘Slim’ Sevinsky
• Michael J. Lajcsak
• Genealogy club meets today
• ‘Parade of Stars’ February 19
• Genesee Library plans ‘sweetheart’ bake sale
• Home buyer seminar
• What’s happened to recycling?
• Photo
• County Pushing ‘Impact Fee’
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Election on the horizon
• New Year, New You
• ‘Wilds’ Areas Important
• Save ‘Adult Basic’ Health Insurance
• County’s technology changes starting to pay dividends
• WATER WORRY
• GOING DOWN
• HERO LAID TO REST
• WINTER WORKING
• Photo
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• Cameron County tops Smethport in key NTL game
• Cameron County Storm youth football organizing
• Falcons soaring in girls basketball
• Participating in ‘Box Tops for Education
• Young wrestlers enjoying success
• Photo
• Pipeline expansion planned unveiled
• Compete in Williamsport tournament
• Burnside, Fragale lead Raiders
• Snowmobile event to be held today
• Input welcome on deer management
• Popular Coyote hunts planned
• Group fighting state’s Sunday hunting ban
• Photo
• Program will focus on perils of elk feeding
• Bigger bucks; fewer fawns
• Irvin Duell…
• Amateur radio training
• Photo
• Vehicle incidents keep police busy
• Area news briefs
• ‘Father-Daughter Ball’ February 5
• Chocolate fantasy
• Easing mandates on local government
• Baltimore joins Potter County Veteran’s Clinic
• Drive canceled
• Gas Expo March 10-11
• Photo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• VFW Post 6221 dues payers’ dinner
• ‘Parade of Stars’ performers sought
• Jailes terms for Potter County defendants
• Photo
• Gas well training slated for emergency responders
• ‘Do-it-yourself’ bridges earn statewide acclaim
• On dean’s list at Gannon
• Master Gardener classes slated
• Luncheon to benefit Haiti
• Zeisberger program Sunday
• Lions club plans chili dinner fundraiser
• Hebron Christian School honor students
• Free tax assistance offered locally
• United In Marriage
• Diana I. Carpenter
• Vernon J. Cizek
• Eugene ‘Babe’ Staiger
• Thomas Fox
• GKN employees give back
• Photos
• Horning named director
• Band festival Feb. 9-12
• New nursing director
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Photo
• Life As A State Forester
• Millionaire Musings
• Gas Leases On State Land
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• There’s always room for less of ‘me’
• Photo
• TOUR REPORT
• BETTER DAYS
• WATER WORLD
• WITHOUT WARNING
• ALTERNATIVES
• Police officer in trouble with law
• Three Raider grapplers prevail
• Mountain View bowling results
• Photo
• Three teams battle for NTL girls’ top spot
• Falcons, Raiders one-two in NTL
• Police investigate armed robbery, burglaries
• Winter wildlife feeding reminders
• Coyote hunts underway
• A tribute to ‘Freddy,’ the famous Benezette bull
• Less hunting pressure; older deer
• ‘Heritage Quest’ system available
• Bus trip to ‘Pink Zone Day’
• Hospital offering child birth classes
• Protecting drinking water from gas drilling
• Photo
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• Mother Nature smiling on Ski Denton resort
• Area news briefs
• Fire Police training scheduled in February
• AARP aids offering free tax help
• Natural Gas Expo planned March 10-11
• Gas companies propose major pipeline/compression projects
• ‘Chocolate Lovers Fantasy’ February 12
• Chamber growth symbolizes community comeback
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Photos
• Ski team fundraiser
• State police will up DUI watch Super Bowl weekend
• Family program starts Thursday
• History center opens in Emporium
• Photo
• Coudersport Area Municipal Authority increases sewage rates
• SVFD elects officers
• Parade of Stars to honor McLean
• Photo
• Janice E. Coppock
• Bea Blow
• Elvira R. Minor
• Linda A. Sloat
• Michael J. Callahan
• Ruth A. Marsh
• Elverna M. Lyautey
• ‘Operation Baghdad Pups’ touches lives
• Patricia Ann Jones
• Marlin A. Schoonover
• Vernon F. Beacker
• Jonathan J. Orner
• Robert ‘Bob’ Hemphill Jr.
• Cameron County School Board tables trainer vote
• Photo
• Behind The Natural Gas Frenzy
• Hatchet Job On Gas Industry
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Public missing from ‘public’ meetings
• SHELTER ON HOLD
• REAL TAX RELIEF
• SENSE OF URGENCY
• UPDATE
• TIRING
• SHERIFF’S SALE
• Photos
• Tuttle, Bova go 5-0 in Coudersport duals
• Band festival coming
• Top scorers in Old Hickory Lanes action
• Stuckey, Mason score mat victories
• Falcon girls dominating NTL play
• Corn distribution next six weeks
• Raider boys ruling front court
• Bucktail club to meet Jan. 19
• Deer management proposals coming
• Organized coyote hunts growing in popularity
• Hemlock invader hits close to home
• Gospel quartet here Feb. 18
• Boro looking for garbage cheaters
• Photo
• School seeks grant for pedestrian routes
• Photo
• Area news briefs
• ‘North Country Voices’ begins rehearsals
• Childbirth classes
• Human services group to meet Jan. 20
• Photo
• Program planned on famous missionary
• Photo
• Austin school board commits to holding down real estate taxes
• Financial aid seminar
• Community Chest update
• Potter County land transactions
• Master Gardener classes
• Photo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Square dancing Saturday
• Cameron County real estate transactions
• Story hour slated
• Extension dinner Jan. 26
• Photo
• Ruth A. Marsh
• Edward J. Shok
• Upper Allegheny Campus of ‘BC3’ ready to begin enrolling students
• EMT training starts January 17
• Harry G. Freeborn
• Guy E. Flewellyn
• Mary Lee Urmann
• Dr. Roland M. Griesemer
• William P. Slaby
• Robert D. Hill
• Dog licenses remain on sale
• Photo
• L. Maxwell Narby
• Harassment charge
• Driver charged after Rt. 120 accident
• Emporium man’s murder trial delayed
• Training open for natural gas jobs
• Photo
• Emporium Borough Advises On Snow Removal
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Stop Domestic Violence
• Environmental Legacy
• My Side
• Celebrity elk ‘Freddy’ dies
• ‘WORLD CLASS’ GOAL
• Coordinated protection of the area’s most precious resource
• GAS IMPACT: DECADES
• RUNNING
• Teen remains hospitalized after being struck by car
• Blood drive planned in Austin
• Carpenter, Franklin smash 700 series
• Photo
• Master Gardner classes planned
• Photo
• Coudy girls team to beat in NTL
• Early boys’ basketball collision Friday
• Raider boys win tournament
• Coudersport Wrestling Tounament Saturday
• Mountain View bowling results, standings
• Falcons sweep Tournament
• Skiing, snowshoeing instructions
• Deer management proposals coming at PGC meeting
• Time to expand elk no-hunt zones into viewing areas
• Library serving more, receiving less in 2011
• Eating more wild fare healthy, wise
• Truckload sale at CCCC
• EMT training scheduled
• Photo
• Charged with driving under influence
• Area news briefs
• Story Hour at Coudersport Library
• Energy saving workshops
• Police investigating string of burglaries
• Square dancing
• Natural gas expo planned March 10-11
• Guilty verdicts handed down
• Artists part of regional marketing group
• New college options to be explored
• Photo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• E.O. Austin winners
• SPCA offering rewards for tips
• Additions to Coudersport Library
• Meeting planned for band Disney trip
• School receives $40K from anonymous donors
• Church service to celebrate Jesus’ baptism
• Sounds of hope, inspiration constant at county seat
• Heavy truck traffic creates issue on rural roads
• Township reoganizes; taxes hold steady
• THANK YOU
• Svea Vanora Ayers
• William Chester Morley
• Richard W. Packer
• Wilford ‘Bud’ Hulbert
• Ruth A. Oles
• Rebecca R. Haines
• Medford W. Ostrum
• Allan B. Crosby
• Wayne T. Ozenbaugh
• Plan October Wedding
• Fire police training planned
• Shippen Twp. news
• Lucille Barnett
• Maxine D. Johnson
• Mary F. Haley
• Mary G. McLean
• Jobless rate fairly steady
• Wind energy back on front burner in Potter
• Photo
• Potter Commissioners to seek re-election
• Who’s In Charge Here?
• Living With Turbines
• Roulette Recycling
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• My Side
• Photo
• STILL LOSING PEOPLE
• UNCLE SAM NO HELP
• ON TASK
• ROLLING THE DICE?
• REACH AGREEMENT
• Driller guest at next CC Task Force meeting
• What A Year!!!
• Untitled
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• What else, daddy? World Peace…
• Photos
• Cowburn 16-2 at Penn State
• Austin girls readying for tournament
• Austin boys keeping things close
• Falcon girls set for holiday tourney
• Ski race team forming
• Red Raider wrestlers fall to Oswayo Valley
• Raider girls’ comback bid falls short against Johnsonburg
• Raiders working through tough early schedule
• Coudersport boys team getting into a groove
• County helping townships with natural gas issues
• Town meetings: learning experience
• Snowmobiling partnership pays dividends
• Tea Party president stepping down
• New faces on Chamber board
• Foreign language forum planned
• ‘Odd, even parking’ in effect
• Support group welcomes new members
• CCMH mammography accredited
• Help for cancer victim families
• Deadline Friday for Medicare decisions; workshop Tues.
• ‘Promising Practices’ grant extends dental care for children
• Photo
• Citizens Corps welcomes volunteers
• Conservation District offering discounted bird seed
• Skiing, snowshoeing workshops
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• Popular coyote hunt planned
• ‘Late’ hunting seasons opening
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• Penalties for poachers get stiffer January 1
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• PGC welcomes input on 2011 ‘doe’ allocations
• Hunting deer the old-fashioned way
• Elk herd video topic of program
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• Royce M. Griesemer
• Lois M. Prentice
• Dale L. Tormey
• Wallet ends up in mailbox, sans cash
• Training for natural gas jobs being offered
• Marcellus Shale natural gas developments: here’s the latest
• Shippen Township news
• No tax hike in Emporium Borough
• Census of farming community planned
• District Band Festival coming to Cameron County
• Visitors’ center under roof at Sinnemahoning Park
• Tax/rent rebates deadline Friday
• Area news briefs
• Another anniversary passes, but Bentley mystery remains
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Water rate increase
• Fugitive surrenders to police
• Christmas & pets: some advice
• Administrative salary increases approved
• Local ‘Growing Greener’ projects
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• Red Cross tightens belt
• Schools, townships await tax revenue windfall
• PROGRAM CUT
• ‘NIMBY’
• NO TAX INCREASE
• A HELPING HAND
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• Drivers needed
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• ‘Habitat’ group welcomes help
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• Antique seekers to donate
• Library hours announced
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• Community college classes start soon
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• Catholic churches announce masses
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• Christmas church services slated
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• ‘Agritourism’ can help family farm businesses
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• Meals On Wheels’ program needs help
• Local attorney services far-reaching
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• To Celebrate 70 Years!
• Students earning early college credits
• Community Chest gets financial boost
• Volunteer tax aides needed locally
• Fundraiser suppor ts flood observance
• Brystol Rayne Caskey
• Randilynne Grace Abbey
• Mollie Frances Gross
• Mr. & Mrs. Austin Lee Kerstetter
• Bonus available for Persian Gulf veterans
• Falcon boys open with two losses
• Remembering Pat Work
• Route 19 Plan: Stop!
• Attention Snowmobilers
• Open Your Heart
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
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• Ice skating returning to Coudersport
• Raider wrestlers top Johnsonburg
• Team effort propels Coudersport girls to win
• Cameron County girls 1-2 in non-league play
• Panther girls drop pair of games
• Austin boys snap long losing streak
• Raider boys’ basketball team loses tough one to Brockway
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• Parking, snow removal regs
• Fire call at Freeman House
• Bail granted, hearing set in cocaine case
• CVFD plans big sale this weekend
• Outreach meetings for Medicare assistance
• Potter, Tioga counties ink 9-1-1 deal
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• Bird feeding workshop at Sinnemahoning State Park
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• You can join local bird count Sunday
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• ‘Late’ deer season opens Dec. 27
• Hundreds of miles of trails for snowmobilers
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• Inside the Outdoors
• Joyce E. Sherry
• Mary M. Williams
• Evelyn J. Kavulic
• Milton E. Bennett
• Theodore Shively
• Jeannette L. Sykora
• Illegal alien enters plea in stabbing incident
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Route 6 group concerned about gas drilling impact
• Woman indicted in bank fraud case
• Fibromyalgia support group meeting
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• Walter S. Spehalski
• Area news briefs
• Protect water meters from the cold
• GKN appealing tax assessment
• Post 192: a year full of giving
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• GIVING THE GIFT OF MEMORY
• RAISES WHITE FLAG
• GUESTS OF GOVERNOR-ELECT
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• Disney trip
• UPB graduates
• Registration open for local college classes
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• Mom & Dad:
• Education & Service:
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• Presbyterian holiday services
• Office Girls Club looks back on 84 years
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• Square dancing tonight in Odin
• Would enjoy hearing from friends
• Cancer support group to meet
• Free gift wrapping downtown
• New CEO named at Community Nurses, Inc.
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• Lyon reaches 10-gallon mark
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• Churches’ holiday mass schedule
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• Logan James Gilmore
• St. Mark’s announces Christmas schedule
• Wildlife Leadership Academy
• Television Is A Drug
• Small Stores Struggling
• Don’t Shop, Adopt!
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• We just aren’t that tough anymore
• Falcon wrestlers open season
• Time to get 2011 dog licenses
• Mountain View Bowling Center league results, standings
• Local talent helping PSU DuBois
• Cowburn continues winning ways at Penn State
• Girls’ basketball teams spring into actioin
• Ski Denton producing snow, ready to open
• Another successful year for Coudersport Lions
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• Bridge reopens
• Drug advisory board meets December 17
• Habitat for Humanity welcomes volunteers
• Block grant meeting Thursday
• Shop at home’ efforts continue
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• Another good year for Arboretum
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• Stuckey gives college presentation
• Effort being made to recover fees
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• Coyote hunt slated
• Bird enthusiasts— join the count!
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• Coudersport school awarded fitness grant
• Elk Watcher's Journal
• Deer Season Flood
• Mary J. Elliott
• Marian A. Whiting
• Gregory S. Hess
• Irene M. North
• Patricia B. Chapell
• Company plans to drill in Shippen Twp.
• Pesticide disposal program available locally
• Area news briefs
• Local man killed in truck crash
• Local manager moving on
• Photograph
• Joins Cole sports medicine staff
• Cancer screenings today at CCMH
• Volunteer tax aides needed locally
• NEAT NUMERALS
• State cuts hit local tourist promotion
• Austin Borough residents to see one-mill tax increase
• Training for positions in gas industry available locally
• Photographs
• Local jobless rates grow worse
• Consultant helping Cole Memorial
• ‘Christmas in the Wilds’ today!
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• New Chamber members welcomed
• DISMANTLING CONTINUES
• SURVEY SAYS…
• Birthday Buck
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• Senior Center craft sale Sunday
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• Drivers needed
• Community Christmas service Dec. 17
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• Square dancing Dec. 18 at Odin Grange
• Collecting winter clothing for children
• Academic honors for seven Cameron County students
• Christmas cookie sale
• Blood drive slated Wednesday
• Austin community fundraiser
• Good Bin’ honorees
• Jayden Joseph Kightlinger
• Cedryck Richard Walaski
• Fibromyalgia support group to meet
• Students promoting local shopping
• Christmas toy drive deadline Tuesday
• Lucinda Weakland & Thomas H. Greene
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• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• CAopmpemaul nity Foundation
• Congress’ New Agenda
• Gas Issue Critical
• Time To End WAMs
• DEP Challenged
• Beimel, Kinney to rest free agent waters
• BAGUBA Club meeting
• Three Red Raiders selected
• Falcon boys open season Friday at Bradford
• Raiders open at home vs. Punxsy
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• Potter County realty transfers
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• Dog licenses can be purchased online
• St. Eulalia Church hosts Advent Luncheon Wed.
• Coudersport lists honor students
• Pool repairs made; bigger plans on hold
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• No tax hike expected in Potter; Chief Clerk position open
• Seth David Lucas
• Flower show slated
• Community meetings for Medicare help
• Staiger Award presented
• Photograph
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• Old mine site reclaimed, made into elk habitat
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• Injured golden eagle rescued, released
• The One That Got Away
• Beulah J. Martinez
• Robert J. ‘Bob’ Lucanik
• Donald Espin
• Harriet A. Bean
• Herbert ‘Jack’ Estes
• Edra L. Umbaugh
• Shane E. Lathrop
• Austin Fire Dept. elects officers
• Flood centennial fundraiser
• Area news briefs
• Firefighters respond to Maple St. Apt. alarm
• State prison time for Emporium woman
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• Cameron County High School honor students
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Cameron County real estate transactions
• Another huge float for ‘Wilds’ celebration
• SO-SO BEAR SEASON
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• Bearskin rug, meat stolen
• GOOD HUNTING AHEAD
• GAS COMPANY SET TO DRILL IN BORO
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• Presbyterian Church celebration Sunday
• Holiday craft bazaars today in Emporium
• Cameron County Christmas Concert Tuesday
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• FLOODING
• Spaghetti dinner Sunday
• Collecting winter clothes
• Austin Area School lists honor students
• Red Cross blood drive Thurs.
• Benefit dance tonight at Emporium VFW Club
• Square dancing
• AHS holiday concert
• EVFD raffle winners
• North Country Voices holiday concert Sunday
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• Lumber era captured in exhibit
• Austin holiday festival Sunday
• Cookies and Caroling’ Tuesday morning
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• Natural Gas Guinea Pigs
• Deer Mismanagement
• With Mr. Hooftallen, I disagree
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
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• Bowling benefit for LEEK Hunting Preserve
• Cowburn wrestling at Penn State
• Local boy wins age division in PP&K
• Successful Red Raider season ends in District 9 semifinals
• Fire under investigation
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• Choral Christmas concert December 5
• Certified Santa Claus
• Exchange student addresses Rotary
• Drug Task Force part of broader effort
• Local musicans competing
• Community college classes come to area
• Photograph
• Gerhart named to bank board
• Lady golfers holiday party set
• At state bar event
• Message to hunters: times are a-changing
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• Potter County budget still up in air
• Remembering bull elk ‘Kisser’
• Just two days to deer season
• Massive bear could be world record
• Stephen R. Currier
• Robert B. Colwell Jr.
• Melissa Merrick Memorial Service
• William T. ‘Bill’ Grabe
• Mural project to expand
• Help needed for venison donation program
• Free screenings
• Police investigate crashes, burglary
• Scavenger hunt’ continues
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Haitian relief service Sunday
• Woman beats cancer, inspires others
• Gas company meets community leaders
• Austin woman cited
• Area news briefs
• Police: man tried to shoot another, but weapon misfired
• Photograh
• Diabetes in pets is treatable
• Holiday safe driver check underway
• BACK ON TAX ROLLS
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• Ballpark figure for new recreational trail: $1.3M
• CAMERON COUNTY: NO HIKE
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• DEER SEASON: LESS IS MORE
• Gas driller ordered to cease
• NEW REGS
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• Volunteer drivers needed for vets
• Memorial detail prepares for new year
• CCHS senior refurbishes welcome sign
• Final sight-in day this weekend
• Nature hike on Red Spruce Trail
• Eventful holiday ‘church tour’ slated
• Extension dinner Wednesday
• Photograph
• Special ‘Bucktail’ edition of Canoe classic
• Cooper Isaiah Eskesen
• Addisyn Jayde Burrows
• EVFD Craft Bazaar December 4
• Genealogy help available locally
• Holiday Gift Idea
• Package Team Appeal
• Saving Rural America
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• NTL Volleyball All-Stars
• Alex Burd wins sectionals; off to nationwide PP&K competition
• Red Raiders meet Golden Tide in D9 semifinals
• Potter County roads open for hunting seasons
• Defendants sentenced
• More help for Medicare enrolees
• Comstock honored with Lifetime Achievement Award’
• Potter County Commissioners hold final ‘town meeting’
• Seeking mentors
• No-cost nicotene replacement therapy
• Access granted on gated Elk State Forest roads
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• Festival of lights scheduled Friday
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• PGC video will help hunters age deer
• New Era Of Bear Hunting
• Cameron County land transactions
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• Harry P. Myers
• Gloria Schaffer
• Molly B. Elliott
• Marie C. LaBrozzi
• Helen M. Prindible
• Kathryn M. ‘Katie’ Zoschg
• News briefs from around the area
• New York men face multiple charges
• Free financial aid seminar Nov. 30
• Hebron School honor roll
• Photograph
• DEER SEASON HOPE
• MURDER CASE
• Technology issues at Austin School
• Community Thanksgiving Service
• Retirees luncheon Dec. 10
• Shopping ‘scavenger hunt’ extended
• Multi-use trail plans unveiled
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Pancake brunch
• Bank pays stock dividend
• Persian Gulf veterans’ bonus
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• TAX HIKE IN COUDERSPORT BOROUGH
• SALARIES SET
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• BEAR NECESSITY
• Welcome home reception
• Soup, bake sale Nov. 27
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• CCMH Book FaIR
• Fall festival continues
• Garden Club plans Christmas flower show
• Woodland Elementary honor students
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• Photographs
• Extension’s Tanner honored for service
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• Church tour added to Christmas festival
• To Celebrate 50th
• Community college here
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
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• Comedy on stage at Cameron County High School
• Charismatic mass planned at St. Mark’s Wednesday
• ‘Pilgrim Party’ Sunday
• Football All-Stars named
• Openings available in Family Caregiver Support programs
• North Cherry St. remains closed
• Comedy on stage at Cameron County High School
• Charismatic mass planned at St. Mark’s Wednesday
• Fall festival scheduled in Emporium next weekend
• Community Chest Update
• Invasive Weed Battle
• Ban Teacher Strikes
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• The future isn’t what it used to be
• Photograph
• Giannotti fits right in at Penn State
• Falcon runner competes at states
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• Safety seat check
• Potter County state 4-H show winners
• Raiders heading into District 9 playoffs
• Plans in place for student fitness program
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• Money management course
• Medicare enrollment assistance locations
• Movie showing as food bank benefit
• Call to arms for protecting our water as gas drilling begins
• Help for cancer victims’ families
• Dental care available for children
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• Sportsmen’s plan game feeding
• 10 of 51 elk hunters come up empty
• Unique ‘Crazy Legs Junior’ taken in elk hunt
• Cranberry bounty for Grandma and me
• Benjamin L. Keech
• Kirk Joseph Gridley
• Edward L. Horning Sr.
• News briefs from around the area
• Arm-in-arm: Legion, Special Olympics
• Firewood quarantine targets ash borer
• Seven juveniles cited for underage drinking
• Paul F. Lewis Jr.
• Lana Gottshall
• Local subject documented in film
• Heel screenings Nov. 19
• Photograph
• Police investigate gun fire, theft, break-ins
• Austin Boro considers tax hike
• Teens escape injury in May Hollow crash
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Shopping scavenger hunt continuing
• Plans for hiking trail to be unveiled
• Photograph
• Diabetes program coming up
• Craft and food sale planned
• Mammography accredited
• LIHEAP energy assistance program open
• Groundbreaking held at ‘Habitat’ home
• PROMISING
• BUDGET BALANCING
• COCAINE BUST
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• Gasland’ documentary highlights scary reality of hydrofracturing
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• Pancake brunch
• Early school dismissal
• Christmas toy drive
• Har vest dinner planned
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• ‘Pilgrim Par ty’ Sunday
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• Evangelist coming to Free Methodist Church
• Another pizza honor for Dave Smith
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• ‘Mother Janis’ installed as Episcopal rector
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• Dekker Jawn Caldwell
• Bryce Allen Fowler
• Books Unlimited
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• A Fiery Halloween!
• Just how much $$$ did area see from 09 ‘stimulus’?
• CCMH Music boosters to meet
• Borough budget ready
• Top golfers honored
• ZITO MEDIA EXPANDS
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• ‘Judicial’ tax sale slated for Monday
• Falcon soccer team loses to N. Potter
• TEA WITH A TWIST
• Home energy assistance program opens
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• Emergency Services Council to meet Nov. 18
• CCHS junior high caps off another unbeaten season
• ‘KITCHEN TABLE TALKS’ UNDERWAY
• ‘Dining with Diabetes’
• ‘Water dogs’ protecting waterways
• Special Veterans’ Day program Wednesday
• Falcons say ‘no’ to football playoffs
• CHANGE
• Bingo/card party Nov. 11
• New physician asssistant at Cole Memorial
• Sled dog races today at Sinnemahoining State Park
• District 9 playoffs next for red hot Red Raiders
• ELK HUNT EXCITEMENT
• CPR training today
• Water lines to be flushed
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• ‘Christmas House’ open house Thursday
• Cara Garrigan earns bachelor degree
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• Money management course
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• Craft/food sale planned Dec. 11
• Police investigate crashes, thefts, DUIs
• State to open roads for hunting
• Holiday festival plans shaping up
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• Hicks Run Bridge open again
• Stakeholders needed
• Northern Potter Players plan musical
• Veterans’ event planned November 13
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• Central grange dinner Nov. 20
• Up close with whitetails
• Lions agree to dedicate ‘moon tree’
• Preschool story hour
• Ashley Grace Confer
• Manor holiday bazaar slated
• Joseph M. Arnold
• Hospice service set for Sunday
• Farming Still Number One
• Books added to Brown Library
• James Henry Carter Friend
• Military hero honored locally
• Robert R. Klimek
• Meeting on local energy, natural resource issues planned
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Plan To Wed
• Donovan Jacob Palumbo
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Toy drive on in Cameron County
• Medicare enrollment assistance
• With Mr. Hess, I agree
• Emmett Kevin Long
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• News briefs from around the area
• Donation to police
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• Ham, turkey raffle tonight at Emporium Firehall
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• Diabetes workshop focuses on healthy eating
• CCMH, Agency on Aging offer flu shots
• Falcons in District 9 volleyball quar terfinals
• Recent jobless rate shows ray of hope
• Benefit dance planned Nov. 12
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• A DIFFERENT NATURAL GAS STORY
• Gift shop open house
• Verna Mae Long
• Habitat for Humanity groundbreaking Nov. 6
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Harvest supper at Odin Grange
• Pizza Palace Offers New Pizza
• Franklin E. Crissy III
• Tea Party rally
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• Poppy drive Friday in Emporium
• Community Chest opens for 2011
• Troy R. Hooftallen
• Reaching out around the world
• Volleyball teams awaiting playoff pairings
• Musicians Jam
• Christmas House looking for children to help
• Eunice J. Nichols
• Holiday festival planning underway
• Falcons keep football playoff hopes alive with 41-16 win
• Light the Night’ planned at church
• Military veterans program Nov. 10
• New face on Cole Memorial board of directors
• Rep.
• Falcons win, move on to soccer semi-finals
• Pumpkin painting
• Cashing in on Geocaching’ Nov. 5
• News briefs from around the area
• Boro considers tax hike
• Raiders junior high football team perfect at 7-0
• Students Recognized
• Gas Leak Fixed
• Family loses home, contents to fire
• New names for Austin area bridges?
• Red Raiders repeat as AML north champions with OT win
• Cole financial counseling
• Open house Nov. 5 for attorney Miglicio
• Benefit dance for Krista Losey Nov. 12
• Conservation District marking 65th year
• County retirement fund hits all-time high
• Halloween program at Lyman Run Park
• Domestic violence awareness vigil held
• Holiday bazaar at Sweden Valley Manor
• Roe to field phone calls
• Students Recognized
• Harvest dinner planned
• Newsletter available
• Memorial Detail meeting set
• Sled dog races coming
• Busy county office gets extra help
• Musicians Perform
• Death under investigation
• History program today
• These roads will be opened for deer season
• Townships updated on road issues
• Birth Announcements
• HOLD YOUR GROUND
• Fundraiser for fireworks planned
• New Forest Ranger
• Training for gas industry jobs offered
• Confusing time of year for your pets
• WINDOW IS CLOSING
• Police investigating rash of break-ins
• End of the line for ‘lost’ bull
• Books’ fundraiser Nov. 9 at library
• Senator Scarnati Visits
• Emporium Rotary Updated
• Encouraging the next generation of hunters
• Rotary Addressee
• Rewarding Stewardship
• Plan New Year’s Nuptials
• NO LOCAL IMPACT
• Church tour planned in Emporium
• Coert Engelsman
• Rotary Repairs Picnic Tables
• Require Sprinklers?
• ELECTION TUESDAY
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Ruth E. Bateman
• Addition to SPCA kennels
• Where’s There’s Smoke…
• Thank You
• Folk jam Wednesday
• Dorothy L. Shelley
• VA pleased with veterans’ center
• Benefit For Loseys
• Children’s ministry program
• Area news briefs
• CVFD acknowledges dontaions
• Flyin’ High
• Craft/food sale planned
• Senior Center bingo Sunday
• Farm Business Succession Workshop October 20
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• New members welcome in drum corps
• Pheasant hunt for seniors planned
• New trial planned in Kenyon case
• My Side
• Community Nurses offering flu shots
• headstart Visits Mason's Farm
• Library fund drive gets off on the right foot
• Falcon girls finish second in golf
• Emporium Rotary Club Meeting
• Police investigate shooting, car-bicycle crash
• Help for Sophia Solicited
• Volleyball league enters stretch run
• Senior Citizens Expo
• Blood drive Wednesday at CCMH
• Enrollment help offered for Medicare recipients
• Raiders dominate, rule the roost in AML North division
• MS Self Help meeting
• LPN training being offered
• Office Girls Club seeks items for scrapbook
• Public meeting on elected officials’ salaries Monday
• Dining With Diabetes’
• Ahns to be honored by trail club
• Squirrel, grouse season opens
• Showstoppers 4-H
• Geocaching trail opens today
• iPhone application for Nor thwest customers
• Early muzzleloader season begins today
• Silver Sneakers
• Despite Halloween’s popularity, no longer a hit for small retailers
• Meetings to assist townships
• Visitors flocking to Elk Center; hours may be expanded
• Coudersport Rotary Picnic
• LOCAL COLLEGE CREDITS
• Free flu shots for veterans Oct. 22 at Emporium VFW
• Early Season Hunting Opportunites
• Hearing held on proposed SALDO Amendments
• 911 NEEDS
• Police Chief Visit
• Memorial service planned for Russ Hofer Sunday
• Meetings to assist townships
• Trick-or-Treat time
• Neat Numerals
• Ethel G. Powers
• Coudersport Rotary Meeting
• NOT AS PLENTIFUL
• 4-H members welcome
• Arthur V. Ernest
• Controversial film on gas industry planned at library
• Bullish On Gas Industry
• AN ISOLATED INCIDENT?
• Mazing for Miracles
• Thomas ‘Hiney’ Snyder
• Workshop on cutting energy use slated
• Snowmobiles and gas wells
• Ethan Patrick Tingley
• Collectible Ornament Available
• Cameron County real estate transactions
• Geocaching conference slated
• Drought watch in effect locally
• Fair Assn. ‘lottery calendar’
• New Technology
• Scouts take part in fish derby
• Library Challenges
• Flamingos Land
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Youth pheasant hunt Oct. 16
• Blood Drives Impor tant
• Murder mystery
• Diabetes program starts Oct. 22
• Names, places of drilled gas wells
• Grouse, squirrel seasons open October 16
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Antique show this weekend
• Austin man, others arrested on numerous drug charges
• Andres Sidelinger Hired
• New actions, new results
• Geocaching Trail Opens
• Penn State scholarships
• Early deer seasons near; better numbers reported
• Raiders escape Smethport with 7-6 victory
• Homecoming for Seniors also
• Veter ans’ program Nov. 10
• Foliage part of nature’s cycle
• Hot streak for soccer team
• Booster meeting
• Natural Gas Expo slated Thursday in St. Marys
• William ‘Rusty’ Jones
• Falcons roll over Sheffield
• E.O.Austin Home Tour
• GRANT FOR EDUCATION
• Richard Lee Umbenhauer
• State approves Potter stormwater plan
• Rotary Cleans Rte 6 Section
• SHOT DOWN
• William D. Milton
• Police investigate crashes, trespass, bicycle theft
• Fleet awarded 33rd degree
• Fire Department Open House
• Road Stabilization
• County receives overdue DA salary support
• Isaiah Six Performance
• HONORING A HERO
• Commissioners table $$$ requests
• Chamber dinner will focus on gas industry
• Olivia Rose Dunn
• NEW ‘TEA PARTY’
• Meeting Tuesday on broadband expansion
• Public meetings on SALDO, salaries
• Payton Ann Horatio Butler
• TOWN TOUR
• Marker Installed
• Coudersport Consistory Scholarship
• Avery Jacob Woodard-Furman
• She Won!
• Support for tourism promotion slashed
• Judy Bolton Days’ underway
• Donovan Gaven Tinder
• Trick-or-Treat October 30
• Water line flushing
• Gated roads open to hunters
• Deer scrapes are message centers
• Treasure Hunt
• Spay, neuter program
• Murder mystery dinner returns
• Preschool story hour at library
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• Girls golf all-stars named
• Potter County Bird Club meets Thursday
• Commissioners highlight county’s vision, successes during township convention
• Seminars added to October 14 natural gas expo
• Elk Center grand opening Wednesday
• Logue, Nolan in D-9 golf finals
• Sizerville Autumn Festival going on now
• Ianson State Maple Sweetheart alternate
• Charges dropped in meth case
• Courtney A. Standeven
• Rovers run roughshod over Falcons
• Fall Festival
• CHALLENGING TIMES FOR TOWNSHIPS
• Mistrial declared in assault case
• Gary J. Dubler
• Raiders head for showdown with Falcons
• Trweasure Hunt
• Homecoming Queen Crowned
• Seat Donated
• Martha M. Morse
• Drugs, guns, cash seized in raid of Potter County home
• Enrollment open for families program
• Old Homestead Hotel Burns
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Linda Burdick
• Antique show
• Newsletter focuses on natural gas developments
• The Winner
• FESTIVAL TIME
• Hoagie sale underway
• Thomas L. ‘Hiney’ Snyder
• War hero to be memorialized at Potter County LEEK Preserve
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Summer Employment Program
• OBSERVANCE
• Sestina honored by U.S. Marine Corps
• Updegraff elected board chairman
• New Collectible Christmas Ornament
• Fiscal Folly
• Fresh Lobster Dinner
• ‘DISTRESSED’
• Geneaology Club meeting cancelled
• Bridge construction underway in Inez
• Public meeting slated Oct. 14 on broadband expansion
• Health Care Reform Not Perfect, But Does Good
• Emporium Rotary Speaker
• Piebald
• Weekend Music Performance
• Night sky tours announced
• Nearly all townships represented
• State Spies On Protestors
• Free mammograms for 40-plus women Oct. 14
• Before and After
• EVFD Open House Tuesday
• Sentenced to state prison
• Library building fund drive begins Sunday
• Pledge TO America
• Spanish Club to see Flamenco Ballet
• Documentary Filmed
• Senior Expo planned Friday
• Area news briefs
• Monarch Butterflies Released
• Word Spreading About Sophie, Others
• Chicken BBQ supports backpack program
• Author to discuss history at fall dinner
• Patriotic show at CCSD Friday
• Members welcome in 4-H Club
• Gated roads to be opened for hunting seasons
• Two Sports in One Season Player
• IUE-CWA scholarship winners
• ‘Life Chain’ demonstration
• Voter registration deadline Monday
• Game officer search powers revised
• Cross Country numbers dwindling
• Environmental Awareness Day
• THANK YOU
• Tobacco sessions aimed at quitting planned Thursday
• Sportsmen’s monitoring gas activity
• Oswayo Valley lone volleyball unbeaten
• Cub Pack 536 Kickoff
• Eastman honored by Dickinson
• Prizes Awarded
• Clash for dominance costly for one bull
• Bowlers getting back in groove
• Chamber looking to help members with insurance
• Gated roads to be opened for deer seasons
• History Museum Invitation
• Training continues for Sophie, others
• Auction for Coudersport Legion a Success
• Car Crash
• Local author launches book with ‘soundtrack
• Thanks From Fresh Air Fund
• Catholic Daughters of America
• SEEKING DEATH PENALTY
• Bucktail Overlook Sign
• Working in Community Garden
• DSPs Vital Role
• Catholicism explanation
• RAILROAD COMES THROUGH
• State Police kept busy by oversized rigs, bad drivers
• King and Queen Candidates
• Donate Care For Charity
• Chicken barbecue today
• Local park in spotlight as state system lauded
• Bridge project continues
• Potter County Tea Party
• Memory Walk October 2
• Ice Cream Social in Austin
• Bavarian Fall Festival next weekend in St. Marys
• ‘Life Chain’ demonstration
• Teen Tinnitus VI
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• United In Marriage
• CPR/AED Refresher Course
• County continues to show interest in Teen Challenge
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• ‘Strengthening families’ enrolling
• Adelphia Recovery Trust announces $175M settlement
• Women’s mini-conference
• Falcon girls score golf win
• Gun Bash Held
• Charged with DUI
• Tryouts scheduled for ‘Barefoot in the Park’
• PP&K winners honored
• Square dancing Oct. 1
• CDBG money used to replace ‘Arms’ elevators
• Bowfishing event this weekend in St. Marys
• OV, Smethport out to volleyball league lead
• Art Work on Display
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Bowhunters: Follow The Food
• Boys golfers headed to district competition
• CCSD to present patriotic program
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• Thomas D. Gribble
• 2010 Racing Season Ends
• Garden Club harvest supper
• Training session for ‘GASP’ emergencies
• Bascom ‘Bass’ Bryant
• Emporium bowling underway
• Brooks graduates
• Fire in Camper Trailer
• Margaret E. Anderson
• Ridgway sweeps Storm
• Austin Fall Festival takes place Sunday
• Woodland School book fair
• Plans ‘falling’ into place for annual festival in Coudersport
• Helen A. Metz
• Raiders win; still in must-win situation
• Fire, ambulance grants available
• Sizerville Autumn Festival October 2
• INFECTED MOSQUITO
• Bridget Ceccacci
• Falcon loss creates North Division scramble
• Township Convention today
• Grant $ brings new equipment to Cole Memorial
• Goal: new library in Coudersport
• Park cleanup
• Sizerville Autumn Fest October 2
• Russell Hofer, Jr.
• Raiders dig deeper hole with 0-2 start
• Genealogy Club meets today
• Cameron County Community Chest Exceeds Goal
• C. Wilson Hudson
• Austin, Coudy golfers win
• Homecoming parade planned
• Job, other activity surrounding gas industry
• Thelma A. Cox
• Dry times; archery scouting
• Falling Leaves Festival expands
• Township officials to convene Sept. 25
• Oven Fire at Morgan
• Austin School Board okays study of tax structure
• Murder mystery returning
• SUBTERRANEAN
• Area news briefs
• Letter seeks residents’ help in determing what to do with Coudy Pool
• Lippert in Pharmacy school
• CONCERNED
• Help needed locally for venison donation program
• Busy Season at Austin Home & Historical Society
• Class of 1962 to gather
• GAS JOBS HELPING?
• Hosting insurance program
• Austin Cleanup Not Embraced
• Big Day Planned In Austin
• Coudersport Library to host book discussions
• Day of Remembrance
• Harry Mansfield Appreciation Dinner
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Gas Tax Ill-Advised
• United In Marriage
• Going the extra mile to help others
• Railroad history program set
• "Upset Sale" A Sleeper
• Through An Old Timer’s Eyes
• Bull Elk at Dusk
• Safety seat check Friday
• Local Civil War induction records unearthed
• Rush to judgment on ‘gas rush’
• Choral concert
• Rotary Guest Speaker
• Locals shut out for 2010 elk hunt
• Memorial Walk Participants
• Harvest supper planned
• Police investigate theft, other incidents
• Programs at park
• Northern Tier Volleyball plays underway
• ‘Moonlit stroll’ tonight
• Alpaca farm open house Sunday
• Public invited to state game lands tour
• Defense prevails in Falcon victory
• Summer Reading Club students honored
• Crash but No Serious Injuries
• Bowhunters preparing for early whitetail season
• Giannotti continues career at PSU
• 2010 CCHS Homecoming Court
• NEAT NUMERALS
• ‘Soft opening’ for Elk Visitors Center a huge success
• Punt, pass & kick competition today
• EVFD open house
• Shippen cleanup
• Marjorie M. Stebbins
• Bradford tops girls golf teams
• Community garden crops featured in today’s luncheon
• Falcon girls still undefeated in Penn-York golf
• 10th Anniversary Celebration
• Melissa A. Merrick
• Park clean-up
• Logue leads Austin golfers to win
• A ‘BRIDGE’ TO PROGRESS?
• New Tee Signs Available for Sponsorship
• Geocaching conference slated
• Pearsall heroics snap Raider football streak
• NATURAL GAS MATTERS
• CCHS music boosters to meet
• Gun Bash next weekend
• Coudersport runs over Rams
• SAVINGS FOR EVERYONE
• Fire department picnic
• Gated roads to be opened
• Northern Potter Wins 2-1
• STAR PARTY
• Cancer program for women planned Wednesday
• NWTF banquet tonight
• Grant workshops slated
• ‘RE-ENTRY’ $$$ AWARDED
• Area news briefs
• Shooting contest this weekend
• Townwide Yard Sale
• A BIRTHDAY TO REMEMBER
• Lost man identified
• Tougher poaching penalties
• Coudersport Library hosting book discussion
• Sesquicentennial Parade
• Law enforcement kept busy with thefts, crashes, burglaries
• Stoneskipping Contest
• Properties expected to dwindle further before tax sale
• Guisto honored
• Cameron County real estate transactions
• PGC open house today
• Chamber hosting health insurance program Sept. 21
• Heroes, one and all
• Bag Sale’ at Treasure Chest
• Cameron County township convention Monday
• Teen Tinnitus’ VI returns today
• Cooking Safety
• Falling Leaves Festival expands in 11th year
• Gazebo Improvements
• Game land tours planned
• Meeting on broad band expansion
• Prayers For Tonya
• Reid Robert Randy Page
• ‘Day of Remembrance’ today in Emporium
• Showdown on natural resources
• Benefit dance tonight
• Vets Museum Open
• Camri Bonnie McKimm
• Superintendent Attends Open House
• William R. Clark
• Furman on dean’s list
• Homeschool benefits
• Daniel Duke Howard
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Jean L. Snyder
• Child safety seat check
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Inez bridge being replaced
• William B. Gibbs
• Farmer’s market checks available to senior citizens
• A focus on ‘second chances’
• Stream Erosion Studied
• Hazel A. Bez
• Mixed verdict in drug cultivation case
• Need Gas Tax
• Genealogy club to meet
• Inez bridge being replaced
• Deer hunters: your chance to be heard
• A Choice At The Crossroads
• Teachers earn masters degrees
• Community Garden: check it out
• Woodland PTO plans fundraisers
• Potter County establishes training position for DES
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Eulalia Lodge plans lobster fundraiser
• Red Cross honors Mary Kucenski
• New Elk Visitor Center finished, set to open
• Youth Bowling sign-ups set
• World War II music program
• Lawn Decorated
• Coudersport Rotary Annual Dinner Auction
• Deer hunters: your chance to be heard
• A Choice At The Crossroads
• Crandall Hill Old Home Day planned September 12
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Changes in our deer herd
• Raider golfers open 2-
• Genealogy club to meet
• Inez bridge being replaced
• New Elk Visitor Center finished, set to open
• Youth Bowling sign-ups set
• Agliardo completes training
• Fire destroys Crandall Road home
• ‘Sportsmen’s Challenge’
• Punt, Pass & Kick Sept. 18
• Eulalia Lodge plans lobster fundraiser
• Red Cross honors Mary Kucenski
• Changes in our deer herd
• Raider golfers open 2-
• Benefit dance Sept. 11
• Farmers market ongoing
• National honors for TU’s ‘Healing Waters’ event
• Camp Cadet tournament Wednesday
• Crandall Hill Old Home Day planned September 12
• NEAT NUMERALS
• ‘Sportsmen’s Challenge’
• Punt, Pass & Kick Sept. 18
• Jane Sevinsky
• Popular Germania Olde Home Day Sunday
• Ann M. Cobado
• Peewee and Pony Leagues Open Seasons
• Agliardo completes training
• Fire destroys Crandall Road home
• National honors for TU’s ‘Healing Waters’ event
• Camp Cadet tournament Wednesday
• Music Boosters to meet
• More than 100 sites for today’s townwide sales
• Raymond F. Miller
• Saturday is Opening Day
• Benefit dance Sept. 11
• Farmers market ongoing
• Ann M. Cobado
• Peewee and Pony Leagues Open Seasons
• Jacob Allen Paul Duell
• Call-in television programs slated on Marcellus issues
• Death Notices Frank L. Pesock
• Sports Booster golf tornament set
• Jane Sevinsky
• Popular Germania Olde Home Day Sunday
• Raymond F. Miller
• Saturday is Opening Day
• Abygail Jo Hostetlar
• VISITORS WELCOME
• Charles H. Nichols
• Falcon golf teams unbeaten
• Music Boosters to meet
• More than 100 sites for today’s townwide sales
• Death Notices Frank L. Pesock
• Sports Booster golf tornament set
• Rowen E. Welsh
• History marked by extreme highs, lows
• Gloria J. Chapell
• Austin golfers notch two victories
• Jacob Allen Paul Duell
• Call-in television programs slated on Marcellus issues
• Charles H. Nichols
• Falcon golf teams unbeaten
• 50th wedding Anniversary
• CAMERON COUNTY TURNS 150
• Area news briefs
• Plans in place for Falling Leaves Festival
• Abygail Jo Hostetlar
• VISITORS WELCOME
• Gloria J. Chapell
• Austin golfers notch two victories
• First Presbyterian Church 140th social
• ‘TINNITUS’
• Guide permits required
• Austin Fall Festival planned Sept. 26
• Rowen E. Welsh
• History marked by extreme highs, lows
• Area news briefs
• Plans in place for Falling Leaves Festival
• Plan July Wedding Plan To Wed
• Life is Wild Here
• Birds and Brunch today at park
• Potter County real estate transactions
• 50th wedding Anniversary
• CAMERON COUNTY TURNS 150
• Guide permits required
• Austin Fall Festival planned Sept. 26
• Pharmacy school
• CCSD plans open house
• Safety seat check
• Partnering to repair courthouse gazebo
• First Presbyterian Church 140th social
• ‘TINNITUS’
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Teachers earn masters degrees
• Community Garden: check it out
• Woodland PTO plans fundraisers
• Mixed verdict in drug cultivation case
• Need Gas Tax
• Plan July Wedding Plan To Wed
• Life is Wild Here
• Birds and Brunch today at park
• Partnering to repair courthouse gazebo
• World War II music program
• Lawn Decorated
• Coudersport Rotary Annual Dinner Auction
• Potter County establishes training position for DES
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Pharmacy school
• CCSD plans open house
• Safety seat check
• MOVIE MATTERS
• Honor students
• Whitman earns degree
• ‘Teen Tinnitus’ returns September 11
• FARM FEARS
• Veteran Rotary members honored for service
• Master Gardner classes
• Medicare program Monday in Austin
• BILLIONS AT STAKE
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Honor Student Returns
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Carol Reidmiller honored
• Toy drive slated Sept. 4
• Central Grange sale planned September 4
• Falling Leaves Festival to return October 1-3
• Pay For State Police Service
• Computer classes offered locally
• Unkept Property Ordinance
• Pitchford named to regioinal policy board
• RMEF supports area programs
• Elk Hunt Is Shortsighted
• Benefit dance to benefit Shelley Slottje
• Transportation funding cuts delay local projects
• Area news briefs
• Sportsmen elect officers
• PA Wilds Is Working
• WWII music program Sept. 9
• Yard sales galore next weekend
• Five Emporium students named to dean’s list
• Fall Webworm Web
• Natural Gas Industy Poised
• Backpacks Donated for Children
• Completes basic training
• Cameron County has a winner in ‘Weekend In The Wilds’
• Game Commission open house in Coudersport
• Coudersport Public Library plans 5K race, fun run
• DeBoer certified counselor
• Graduates with honors
• Police busy with thefts, disorderly conduct, more
• ‘Brookies’ return to lower Kettle Creek
• Cameron County Storm still unbeaten
• Girls Scouts program Thursday
• Library will host special book discussions
• Weekend in the Wilds
• Why so many odd elk antlers?
• Gerald Duffee memorial race & walk September 11
• Hospice clinic Wednesday at Cole Memorial
• Firefighters Complete Training
• Spay, neuter program
• Eva G. Mottern
• Raiders host ECC Friday in season opener
• Wilson earns doctorate of education
• Greenways plan ready for public review
• New books added at Woodland school
• Charles R. Appleby
• "Steak Bakes" Raise Funds
• Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
• WATER SOURCE CONCERNS
• Three Emporium students earn degrees
• Clifford B. Carts
• Course record set in Hutton Memorial 5K
• Family Fun Fair
• Boy Scout Troop 560 reach out
• Germania Olde Home Day returns
• Austin-Costello sportsmen plan trout tournament
• MORE CELEBRATING
• Lobster dinner proceeds benefit scholarship fund
• Ticket Winner
• Geocaching conference at ECC
• Potter Count Bowhunter Festival
• Bucktails reunion going on today
• Rotary Club Speaker
• Training for gas well emergencies offered
• Elk Tags: Take A Shot!
• WHY STAMP PRICES MUST INCREASE
• Girl Scout program September 2
• ‘DIVORCE’ NOT FILED
• Schwer stays; assistant superintendent hired
• Geocache program in Emporium
• Parsons top senior golfer
• Students tackle bleacher project
• Elk Shedding Velvet
• Austin Borough clean-up days planned September 14, 15
• Sports photo ID correction
• WWII music program
• IT’S PARTY TIME!
• Students back to school Thursday at CHS
• Evelyn Caldwell
• Golf tourney, 5K run today
• Blood bank honors Bainey
• ‘THE OTHER SIDE’
• Cole Memorial ‘in it to win it’
• Paul W. Crosby
• Ogden, Whiting club champs
• Plan July Wedding Plan To Wed
• Rotary District Governor Visit
• NEAT NUMERALS
• William “Bill” Dean
• Alle-Catts fall short of title
• Special night for 7th graders
• ‘Fill A Backpack’ campaign launched for new year
• Former Potter County man charged
• Mary J. Spoon
• Storm gets off to a fast start with weekend sweep
• Townwide sale returns
• Spring Rebuilt
• Energy upgrade at CC Courthouse
• Jane D. Sevinsky
• Quarterbacks back for New Season
• Valenti transferring to UNC
• Armstrongs remembered
• Candidate for Governor Visits
• Elvin ‘Corky’ Burdick
• Falling Leaves Festival set for first weekend in October
• ABATE Christmas for Kids benefit set Sept. 4
• Coudersport pool needs repairs; survey out to residents
• Grant workshop being offered
• Medicare ‘Extra Help’ sessions
• Circle of Fifths Music Award Dance
• Blood drive Tuesday
• Hospice clinic Sept. 1
• Bowhunter festival underway
• Rotary Club Speaker
• Democrat Michael Pipe to visit Potter Monday
• Brown Library summer hours
• Trio of seismic surveyors cited for trespassing
• Doctorate for Gelnett
• Thompson aide available Tuesday
• Animal Shelter Benefit
• Elk license apps due Friday
• Port Allegheny Car Show
• Woman faces Medicaid fraud charges
• Max Narby is back in town
• PGC to hold local open house
• Loan Lives On
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• Outdoor furnaces getting a look in Emporium
• Barton becomes Airman
• Forest pest is moving closer to Potter, Cameron
• Addiction Toll Hits Home
• Duffee Memorial Run/Walk Sept. 11
• CUTTING BY NOT ADDING
• Area news briefs
• Bull elk ‘sharpening’ antlers for battle
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Pool set to close
• DRILLING ANXIETY
• Bucktail reunion planned next weekend
• Tombstones Cleaned
• KILLER HEADED TO TRIAL
• Luella M. Hamilton
• Pennsylvania comes up short in Raabe Big 30 Charities Classic
• Creighton Anythony Davis
• Goings-On in the Area
• Deadline to sign up for parade Monday
• Potter County land transactions
• Brody Lee Kazimer
• Church cookbook
• NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTIES BY THE CAMERON COUNTY TAX CLAIM BUREAU FOR UNPAID TAXES
• Marcellus Shale natural gas newsletter out
• Avery Grace & Colton James Nicka
• Still time to get Rotary picnic tickets
• Local teen recovering after car crash
• Historical Society sign explains ‘mill’
• Oliver Jude Coppock
• Bickfords living independently with a little help from their friends
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Training session marks launch of drug task force
• Allegheny Mountain Old Time Music Association
• Exchange Student Party
• Cameron County real estate transactions
• Drug, alcohol panel to meet
• 100,000 Dollar Grand Prize
• It’s official: Cameron County will not host transitional housing
• Bowhunter festival opens Thusday
• Fundraiser to help Haiti
• Townwide yard sale returns
• Trout fishing tournament
• Marcellus Shale program Wed.
• Cute, gentle and talkative: it’s the guinea pig!
• Elk license application deadline Aug. 27
• Fireifghters Must Make Their Case
• Coudersport Rotary Speaker
• World War II music program planned
• Way more than just fishing
• Put Drilling On Hold
• Emporium Rotary Speaker
• Long prison term for Meacham
• Save the hemlock!
• Thank You, From Camp Cadet
• Public welcome to attend Bucktail Reunion
• MOMENT OF TRUTH
• Woodsman's Show
• Museum: A ‘Bridge To Nowhere’
• Class of 1990 Gathered for Reunion
• SNIFFING FOR VIOLATORS
• Ella E. Meacham
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Cameron County Fair
• ‘GREENER’ PASTURES?
• Charles B. Furman
• In life, it’s always ‘growing season’
• Toy drive Sept. 4
• ‘Unstoppable’ trailer released
• Sharon A. Geci
• Hutton 5K Run/Walk August 21
• ‘Teen Tinnitus’ set to return
• ‘CABINS’ DEFINED
• Shirley B. Miller
• Emporium Alle-Catts reach title game
• Penn-York junior golfers complete season
• Blood drive Thursday
• Donationis boost fund to restore town pool
• Carole L. Jeffers
• Big 30 Classic being played tonight
• Little change in area jobless rate
• Carroll graduates with high honors
• Fannie Boyd
• Emporium Alle-Catts loses; awaits next opponent
• CHOPPIN’ WOOD
• 4-H Group Cleans and Beautifies
• Damon L. Nelson
• Bosnik playing pro baseball
• DOCUMENTED DRAMA
• Area news briefs
• David E. Galley
• Inmate re-entry grant passes important hurdle
• LUMBERING ALONG
• Herbal Fair set today
• Justin L. Kosa
• Germania Olde Home Day to observe 35th
• TIME TO TUNE IN
• Big parade in Emporium September 4
• Lillian R. Zimmer
• Parents, Children & Alcohol
• County Fair Ferris Wheel
• Rotary Club recruiting youth to help with parks
• John B. Shalkowski
• Flag Exchange
• Rescued Canines
• RISKY BUSINESS
• Downstate man killed in van crash
• Audrey J. Painter
• Potter County real estate transactions
• Lessons From ‘Out In The Silence’
• Host families needed
• Larry’s headquarters for today’s Camp Cadet run
• State Forest Employees Honored
• Family Fun Fair slated Aug. 21
• Through An Old Timer’s Eye s
• Rotary Guest Speaker
• Community Chest closer to goal; just $1,800 to go
• Water monitors being trained
• State agencies exchange properties
• My Side
• Tickets available for Rotary club’s popular picnic
• Bus trip planned to Darian Lake
• NEAT NUMERALS
• Deer management plan released
• Lots of perfect shots!
• Extra Help’ sessions for Medicare recipients
• Meeting on Farm Bill Tues.
• Tombstone cleaning today
• Trout fishing tournament planned
• Girls’ basketball camp Aug. 16-20
• Sizerville Pool closing for season Aug. 15
• Farm Bureau Mobile Lab
• Breakfast to benefit exchange student
• Big Trout
• Camp Cadet Golf Tourney Sept. 8
• Debt management course offered
• Cameron County Fair gets underway Monday
• Friends’ used book sale slated
• PGC Deer Plan: A Good Read
• Women needed for Thurs. bowling league
• Schedule of Events for the 2010 Cameron County Fair
• Penn State ‘Master Gardener’ classes begin in September
• Emporium Sr. Center bingo
• Fern L. Griffith
• Booster golf tournament slated
• Dow earns 4.0 at Pitt
• Returns to Rotary
• Smtih to be in Macy’s parade
• Beverly R. James
• Cameron County Fair

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