Kittanning, PA News

• Kittanning, PA News
• WWII veteran gets his medals — 67 years later
• Army sergeant Zeigler wanted to serve with son
• Steamy heat settles in for holiday
• 66 years of tradition: Yatesboro man places flags on veterans' graves
• Ribbon cutting marks new era for Kittanning YMCA
• Interest wanes in helping to reclaim burial grounds in Leechburg
• Amish man, 18, asphyxiates in 65-foot silo in Indiana County
• Armstrong School District approves preliminary budget
• Ford City approves prefab roof for tank
• Police seek 2 in break-in at Sprankles market
• Fan-friendly actors take time for photos, say hello
• Survivor charged with DUI in deaths of 3 passengers
• St. Paul's Episcopal Church is going back in time
• Saxonburg man faces more charges in chase
• History lesson uncovers interesting facts for Apollo-Ridge seniors
• Report shows America's religious tapestry continues to change
• News to use: Applications available for Camp Cadet
• Hearing to center on mercury found in industrial strip in Ford City
• Meandering: Slowing down to enjoy memories of summers past
• Apollo opens bids for access road at riverfront
• Flood wall repairs in Kittanning moving ahead
• Mega-lawsuit claims nuke contamination in Armstrong
• Ford City trap shoot dedicated to late organizer
• West leg of Route 268 to close this week
• Rayburn Township on right track with ATVs
• Ford City church offers healthy food pantry
• Treatment plant repairs won't drain Ford City's budget
• Site for new Armstrong high school approved
• Ford City explores board of health options
• Armstrong Museum getting back on its history
• Trib papers notch 15 Golden Quills
• Armstrong Museum getting back on its history
• Two pets perish in Blairsville house fire
• Donated land for new Armstrong school makes grade
• Kittanning YMCA closes one door, but opens another
• Donated land for new Armstrong school makes grade
• Planners get input on traffic, parking woes
• Rural post offices to remain open, see reduced hours
• Motherhood remains a mystery
• Rural post offices to remain open; see reduced hours
• Postal Service plans to slash hours
• Heavy rain swamps several roads throughout region
• East Franklin police nab 2 in pharmacy break-in
• Braddock man jailed in underage online sex case
• West Shamokin students keep heads in clouds 
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• County DA, sheriffs endorse Murphy for AG
• Made in PA Expo draws big crowd
• Bracing for the umbrage wars
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• Armstrong's advantage
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• Vandergrift band has shot at rubbing elbows with stardom
• New commissioner cleared to keep salary as coroner
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• West Kittanning borough building construction plans advance
• Armstrong to mull bids for pharmacy service
• Lenape students learn what it takes to be a Marine
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• ASD school project comes into focus
• PennDOT stresses taking it slow
• Vet making trek on behalf of freedom
• News to use: Auditions scheduled for children's show
• Trout fishing sport lures Divine Redeemer students
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• Obscured local issues
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• ASD studies free property for new high school
• Prison board considers late-night judges
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• Sentencing reset in terror solicitation
• PennDOT urges motorists to pay attention to signs, signals
• Lenape offering compressed natural gas course this week
• Lenape plans technology fair
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• Ex-POW to recall Vietnam captivity
• State police drop charges against 2
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• Woman pleads guilty to meth lab
• Ford City seeks bids for paving
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• There's still some service in this service station
• Community makes changes as pump prices rise
• News to use: Kiddieland Park Bridge being replaced
• Armstrong County awards 14 parks, recreation grants
• Armstrong Commissioners approve impact fees on gas wells
• News to use: Laube Center to hold luncheon
• Punxsutawney woman pleads guilty to drug charges
• Parole violation suspect won't fight extradition to Ohio
• Caterwauling over the death of books is premature
• BBC says race trumps religion
• Learning lessons from the children
• Be one with a trout stream
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• Kittanning council OKs testing recycling program
• Kittanning Twp. man collects baseball's past
• Suspect held for fleeing from police
• 'The Lost Years' is truly a keeper
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• Kittanning Council OKs testing recycling program
• Putneyville Bridge faces major overhaul
• Battaglia faces possible audit
• Fire company likely to lose aerial truck
• Gym floor becomes community effort
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• Nearly half of GOP voters undecided, survey says
• Witnesses feared man jumped from bridge
• Democrats sharpen attack on Romney
• Heritage dinners to honor diversity, raise funds
• Insurance requirement not the only health mandate
• New YMCA in Kittanning gets ready to shine
• Freeport softball routs state champs
• Karns City seeks another baseball title
• News to use: Pyle announces availability of mini-grants
• Rematch brewing: Pyle, Bowman may battle in fall
• Autism rates rise, disorder now affects 1 in 88 children, CDC says
• Sunni rulers largely shun Iraq at Arab summit
• Ford City debates paying board of health members
• Retired teacher picked to fill Armstrong school seat
• McMeans-Dean found way to Armstrong hall
• West Shamokin topples Redbank Valley
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• Mobile lab brings farm to school
• Pa. Senate OKs direct wine shipments
• Vaccination deadline nears for Pa. students
• Auditor general candidate stresses watchdog brigade
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• Vandergrift man gets 30 to 60 months in drug case
• West Shamokin rolls past Springdale in softball
• Ford City volleyball springs welcome surprise
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• Kittanning musical looks at '100 Years of Broadway'
• Ford City Council ousts president
• School closing wounds keep on festering
• Experienced Elderton set for next level
• Pitching powers Kittanning past West Shamokin
• Ford City firefighters free trapped pooch
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Life of 'natural athlete' Brochetti ended prematurely
• News to use: Foundation offers trees for membership
• Ten Commandments monument outside school sparks debate
• Conference to focus on sexual abuse of children
• ASD to interview candidates for Region III seat
• Farmers worry early blooms may harm fruit
• West Shamokin baseball team boasts 6 returning starters
• West Shamokin aims for consistency
• Kittanning baseball claims opener
• Ex-coach Boggs headed to Hall
• School plans in question
• We can't afford our new school
• Assault on religion
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• Local needs, local action
• 2 wars in sharp contrast
• Scholarships offer choice of schools
• Armstrong volunteers honored by award
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• Local basketball players set to finish careers at all-star games
• Kittanning baseball maintains goals
• Kittanning softball builds on success
• Area hoopsters set to finish careers at all-star games
• Leechburg grad Balbo always put team first
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• Road to Recovery seeks more drivers
• Kiddieland Park Bridge replacement project won't be a fun ride
• Ford City's softball team is ready to roll
• Ford City baseball team aims to close stronger
• PennDOT lists regional plans
• Airbrush artist shows off his colorful touch on custom vehicle
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• Elderton baseball learns from 2011 struggles
• Elderton girls eager to take next step
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• Sugarcreek painter proves it's never too late to develop talent
• Armstrong heroes, volunteer win recognition
• Freeport freshman falls short
• Firemen saved Ford City during Flood of '36
• West Shamokin opens girls basketball coaching position
• News to use: Easter-themed craft class offered
• Thanks for the lack of memories
• A sense of pride, belonging on all things Irish
• News to use: Moose to host benefit for Bob Bennett
• Homeless man sentenced in pair of house fires
• County could collect about $5.6 million from drilling fee
• Ford City pizza shop changes hands but not the dough
• After 1st loss, Kittanning's Nolf is only looking ahead
• News to use: Slovak Club to host St. Patrick's dance
• Local anglers take advantage of unseasonably nice weather
• News to use: Victorian Toy Theater slates performances
• Former Ford City fire department treasurer faces another charge
• Despite 8-game winning streak, Kittanning won't get overconfident
• Armstrong County could be good pickings for TV shows
• West Hills teacher to get 2012 Carnegie Science Award
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• Plenty of work goes into Kittanning fish fry
• Zoning, codes officer resigns in Ford City
• Armstrong School Board OKs $55M new school
• Crooked Creek shows how to deal with end of maple sap season
• Kittanning's Nolf places 3rd in state wrestling meet
• Saving municipal money: Fruitless squabbling
• Armstrong Laurels & Lances
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• Dog loves listening to children read to him
• Transportation tops seniors' worries
• Ford Cliff man pleads guilty to crash deaths
• Kittanning wrestler, winner of 85 straight, loses in PIAA semis
• A question of 'guilt'
• 'Downton Anatomy'
• An early glimpse at U2's soul
• There must a message to convey
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• Ford City woman gets probation for counterfeit currency
• Ronnie Spector to rock concert opener
• Redbank Twp. man pleads guilty to police chase, other charges
• Armstrong School District back to square one
• With boost, Kittanning's Nolf opens with win
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• Penguins' items to benefit Kittanning fundraiser
• Manor Township to get $81,000 in block grant money
• Two honored for subduing armed robber
• PIAA 113-pound bracket thick with local talent
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• United Way seeks more donations
• Kittanning's Nolf keeps focus on the mat
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• Another step taken on path to Armstrong Trail improvement
• Redbank Valley wrestlers advance to PIAAs
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Kittanning's Nolf breezes to Class AA regional title
• Nolf is only Kittanning wrestler to survive
• Police making sure teen drivers understand the law
• News to use: Armstrong marks nutrition month
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• The schools 'sweep'
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• Inmate gets concurrent sentence in 'return to sender' drug ploy
• Kittanning wrestlers set for 'intense' bouts at regional
• Redbank Valley wrestlers ready for regional
• Toeing the fine line of a curmudgeonly existence
• Armstrong opens bids for Belmont project
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Kittanning swimmer won't give in to jitters
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• Chicora woman killed in crash
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• Proposed sale of fire truck sparks debate in Kittanning
• Land Trust, Ford City to partner on trail grant
• Redbank Valley sends eight wrestlers to PIAAs
• Ford City eager for Greensburg Salem rematch
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Lenape students mark Black History Month
• Kittanning Nolf's prevails but wanted more
• Kittanning junior puts nerves behind him, advances
• In the spirit: Group seeks ghosts in old Armstrong County Jail
• DuBois man waives right to hearing in homicide crash
• News to use: Junior Band Festival set for Tuesday
• Armstrong School Board weighs cost savings in plan
• Meeting to seek input on possible Shannock Valley school closing
• Big second period lifts Kittanning
• Ford City ends regular season on high note
• Redbank Valley wrestlers chase individual titles
• News to use: Armstrong Community Theater needs leaders
• Police, dogs sweep for drugs in four Armstrong high schools
• New, gently worn prom gowns offered by boutique
• Dozen Kittanning wrestlers look to WPIAL tourney
• News to use: Armstrong Theater planning auditions
• Ash Wednesday leaves sign of faith on Christian foreheads
• News to use: Ford City Hose Co. 1 cooking breakfast
• Brush fire chars seven acres in Rayburn
• Elderton wrestlers seek to extend seasons
• Woman's trail of phony pregnancies ends in county jail
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• Rescued girl on way to full recovery
• Area basketball teams on upward trend
• U.N. nuke inspectors leave for talks in Tehran
• School workers challenge background checks
• Camera club re-forms with boost from technology
• Winterfest activities encourage people to get moving outdoors
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• West Shamokin bows out in preliminary round
• Kittanning girls knocked out of playoffs
• Ford City wilts in face of Aliquippa's defense
• Kittanning wrestlers cruise into WPIALs
• Kittanning boys tumble to Trinity
• Last-second turnover sends Ford City packing
• Avonworth girls shut down Elderton
• 'Vatileaks' casts cloud over new cardinal ceremony
• News to use: Conservation districts anounce theme
• Stove fire evacuates Kittanning apartment building
• West Sunbury woman faces charges of sex with Parker teen
• Sorry, wrinkles are not legal proof of age
• Falling down leads to more mindful movement
• Don't cripple New Choices
• Voter's regret
• Government and rights
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• County reopens pharmacy bids
• Kittanning cruises to win over Westmont
• Previewing the WPIAL basketball playoffs
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• Renaming bridge to honor Marine
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• 5 drug suspects arrested in morning raid
• Students jump at chance for healthy competition
• WPIAL basketball pairings spark surprise, dismay
• Ford City Council OKs $72K borrowing
• Armstrong School Board hears of possible school site
• West Shamokin clips Kittanning boys
• Kittanning excited to learn WPIAL playoff fate
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• Girl, 4, seriously hurt when SUV rolls into creek
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Kittanning hockey team regains swagger
• Freeport falls to SSA
• First-time starters lift Ford City
• News to use: Jennings Center schedules 'Eating Green'
• Cardinal Bevilacqua's death probed amid 'odd' timing
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• Commissioners' challenges
• Woodburning stove may have caused Plumcreek blaze
• Indiana County man dies in Plumcreek crash
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• Armstrong School District to keep $80 million bond
• East Franklin cemetery glows at night
• Leechburg loses to Orlowski, Apollo-Ridge
• Ford City clips Greensburg Salem
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• Wounded burglary suspect arrested
• Elderton freshmen wrestlers exceed expectations
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• Andreassi offers $1,500 reward in trooper case
• Freeport trips West Shamokin in overtime
• Ford City boys secure postseason berth
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• Kittanning fire hall to get new roof
• Kittanning girls basketball team routs Highlands
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Ankle bracelets save Armstrong taxpayers
• Calling cards send message to Armstrong troops
• Trials leave Kittanning standout stronger
• West Shamokin students get chance to show climbing skills
• Freeport boys remain in playoff hunt
• West Shamokin notches another gritty victory
• News to use: Bird count slated at Jennings center
• Trooper struck by vehicle on Route 28 listed in fair condition
• Commissioners' conundrum
• Contract in question
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• Ford City finances: Sunshine over darkness
• Going paperless -- priceless
• Laughter truly is the best medicine
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• Armstrong man pleads guilty to charges
• County to post positions
• Armstrong commissioners to pick from 2 pharmacies
• ASD board gets 8 options for schools
• State police investigate hit-and-run
• Freeport girls stun Ford City
• Kittanning turns up defense in win
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• Leads pursued in Kittanning apartment fire
• Super bowl warmup to benefit United Way
• Masked men stick up bank, flee on ATVs
• Ford City kicker is bound for Concord (W.Va.)
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• Charges waived to court in obscene text-message case
• Divine Redeemer celebrates Catholic Schools Week
• West Shamokin makes move in section
• Kittanning outlasts Valley for win
• Ford City shakes up playoff picture
• Ford City tax increase on way because council fails to muster quorum
• Brainstorm session on projects to reconvene
• Pharmacy robbery attempt waived to court
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• Elderton gets past West Shamokin for victory
• Redbank Valley wrestlers off to strong start
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Experts offer drivers advice on winter travel
• WPIAL playoff picture coming into focus
• Kittanning man charged in assault flees on foot from officers
• Ford City boys rout Riverview
• Kittanning boys shut down Highlands
• Former Freeport Area superintendent rules out state House run
• Kittanning YMCA on target to open in spring
• News to use: Shine Youth Ministries plans Valentine's banquet
• School board transparency?
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• Commissioner controversy
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• Decisions of Armstrong County judges
• Ford City Council takes closer look at budget
• Aulicino, Freeport girls dominate West Shamokin
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• Arts on Allegheny seeks donations for concerts
• Kittanning coach criticizes effort
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• North Buffalo man sentenced in burglary case
• Police suspect arson in Kittanning fire
• Kittanning tops Burrell, wins 3rd in a row
• West Shamokin happy to be winning
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• Ford City Council tables several proposed changes
• Residents flee suspicious Kittanning fire
• Gun goes off as Rite Aid workers struggle with robbery suspect, police say
• Treasurer leaves Armstrong GOP panel
• Leechburg girls hold off West Shamokin
• Ford City clamps down on Elderton
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Judge dismisses charges against woman in baby scam case
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• Mechling Shakley wins 'Best of Cowansville' award
• Kittanning boys secure victory
• Realignment brings rivalries into section play
• Kittanning's Drop In Center works to meet needs of homeless
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• Freeport girls down Apollo-Ridge with late run
• Burrell slows down Elderton girls
• 2 ex-Pine officials to repay gas card money
• Armstrong County Salary Board OKs hiring 2 for positions
• County tables contract for pharmacy services
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• Baby scam suspect awaits judge's ruling
• Kittanning wrestlers reassess goals, make playoffs
• Winter enthusiasts don't need to read this
• GOP campaign rhetoric raising racial concerns
• Slow response to East Africa famine 'cost lives'
• Brotherhood mixes pragmatism, ideology on Israel
• Economy dominates as GOP race reaches Florida
• TACT sees ridership increase
• Williams-Sonoma must jump hurdles to return home
• '30 Lessons for Living' teaches old-school wisdom
• Roundup: Apollo-Ridge stages another comeback
• Kittanning wrestlers reassess goals, make playoffs
• Fink questions Armstrong County hiring procedures
• Kittanning Hose Company 4 gets federal grant
• Manor boxing coach collects history of the sport
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• Kittanning woman sentenced in robbery
• Clutch free throws secure win for West Shamokin
• Kittanning wins its first section game
• Ford City girls trample West Shamokin
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• Next generation cements family ties
• Armstrong School Board sketches plans on 'white canvas'
• Ford City excels at preventing goals
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• Area residents pay homage to MLK
• Local officers simulate search warrant scenarios
• Ford City boys throttle Apollo-Ridge
• PennDOT on the ready as Old Man Winter pays a call
• West Shamokin presses Freeport to limit
• News to use: Alzheimer's support group meets Jan. 19
• Designer frames? Not so much
• Evangelical vs. 'secular' America
• A different approach to schools
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• Romney and his Mormonism
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• Students learn how to nail down career
• Elderton girls dump Deer Lakes again
• A fairy tale for adults still kids at heart
• Taking a look at a 'light' subject
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• West Shamokin students get taste of history
• Kittanning, Freeport add youth to all-stars
• Ford City to put meetings on TV
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• Kittanning man pleads guilty to indecent assault
• Losses don't frustrate Kittanning girls
• Dunn's 34 fuels Freeport in win vs. Apollo-Ridge
• Ford City council votes to have another go at budget
• Elderton girls surge past Apollo-Ridge
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• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• News to use: Armstrong represented at state farm show
• Two new supervisors take office in Manor Township
• West Shamokin drops Springdale
• Manorville woman dies in collision with coal truck on Route 66
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• County accomplishments
• Judge rules New Bethlehem man is violent sexual predator
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• Fire destroys mobile home
• 2 new supervisors take office in Manor Township
• Gervasoni pleads guilty in robbery case
• County OKs inmate medical costs program
• ASD buildings get bad report card
• Ford City girls pull away from Apollo-Ridge
• West Shamokin star eyes complete game
• Bookworm's Best of 2011
• From the battlefield, to the conference room
• Police: Suspect involved in baby scam
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• First at ACMH
• Decisions of Armstrong County judges
• Ford City Council reorganizes
• Street paving top issue for Kittanning
• CPR prelude to swearing-in ceremony
• Armstrong County leaders sworn in
• Elderton wrestling duo competitive at practices
• Elderon rallies to earn its first victory
• High winds knock down trees, usher in winter
• Kittanning takes down Karns City
• News to use: Brunch buffet to be served at Kittanning church
• News to use: Armstrong Theater sets auditions for variety show
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• Country doctor retires with memories
• Ford City woman found not guilty
• More expensive by the dozen
• Learn value of perception from vantage point of memory
• DUI arrests ring in New Year
• Apollo-Ridge stops Saltsburg
• Apollo-Ridge stops Saltsburg in home tourney
• Kittanning goalie ready to return
• More peaceful Christmas
• Apollo-Ridge boys cruise to win
• Smooth sailing for Ford City's Davis sisters
• Polar Bears planning to take 13th dip into Allegheny River
• 'The Magic Room' is a bouquet of perfection
• News to use: Brunch buffet to be served in East Franklin
• Kittanning woman, 23, sentenced in narcotics case
• Kittanning residents face higher taxes, garbage fees
• Ford City raises taxes by about 14 percent
• Freeport girls halt four-game skid
• Leader Times area all-star football teams
• News to use: Ford City to rink in its 125th anniversary
• News to use: Square dance scheduled for Friday
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Grant awarded for trail study, expansion
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Kittanning tandem measures up
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• Congressman Kelly targets small business development
• The Iraq 'fantasy' has ended
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• Sharing our true gifts
• Board says Archdiocese must pay property taxes
• N. Carolina parent unhappy about school Bible policy
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• Water main break affects 300 in Rayburn
• Kittanning man's body pulled from river
• Australian family exchanges holiday ideas
• West Shamokin takes down Deer Lakes
• The view from the bottom
• Southern Baptists or not?
• Meandering: Christmas amazes us in the small things
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• New Armstrong website to keep public informed
• County breaks ground for new 911 center
• West Shamokin tries to shed scoring woes
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• Ford City man waives right to hearing
• Santa brings joy to center's residents
• Judge rules resentence for Manor Township woman
• Ford City tops Springdale in Section 1-AA win
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• School bus, van collide on Route 85
• Kittanning Salvation Army offers gifts of food, presents to families in need
• Kittanning hockey halted by Hampton
• Ford City girls remain unbeaten
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Another championship for Kittanning's Nolf
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• Wal-Mart to expand Hilltop Plaza site
• West Shamokin boys oust Apollo-Ridge
• Slow start not worry for Elderton girls basketball team
• Congress flips dimmer switch on light bulb law
• In one year and out the other
• Young faith that sticks
• Stay alert to see the magic of Christmas
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• We need better alternatives to the same ol' budgeting
• News to use: Library selling copies of Ford City Heritage cookbooks
• Ford City progresses on water plant improvements
• Armstrong commissioners approve budget for 2012
• Apollo-Ridge girls edge Freeport
• Redistricting will bring a big change to Armstrong County
• Special teams shine as Ford City wins
• News to use: Christmas cantata set for performances
• Manor Township church gets new steeple
• Kittanning swimming team growing
• Christmas Ensemble to stage benefit concert in Kittanning
• News to use: DKI drawing set for Friday
• St. Joseph's Panchik fuels victory for St. Joe's
• Kittanning Rotary recalls 90 years of 'service above self'
• Shanty leads Ford City to hardwood win
• Ford City council chipping away at millage increase
• Armstrong school board to hold line on any tax hike
• Freeport outlasts Kittanning in triple OT
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• Kittanning senior earns spot in junior circuit
• Ford City girls rally
• Senate candidate's political background puzzling
• Kittanning's big men spur victory
• Ramp project a brush with kindness for local man
• Ford City guard nearly sets school record
• News to use: Sugar Creek Rest sponsors decorating contest
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• The new ASD board
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• Freeport hockey surges to win
• In-house competition fuels Redbank Valley
• Police: Lock your cars, stash valuables out of sight
• Meandering: Looking out windows and into the world
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• Mike's Towing wins national honors
• West Kittanning studies police mergers
• Book is perfect gift for the animal lover on your list
• 'Angel' tree benefits shelter's pets
• Shorthanded Elderton eyes individual successes
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• Gilpin man pleads guilty to police chief threat
• Ford City woman faces new drug charges
• Kittanning wrestlers focus on section title
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• Ford City woman pleads guilty to cocaine
• Donations to benefit mental health services
• Kittanning Council approves tax increase, raises garbage fees
• Close, Choncek head new Armstrong school board
• Lady Bulldogs are embracing new scheme
• Redbank Valley boys looking to rebound
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• Chimney sweep stresses safety at all times
• Valaseks power Ford City hockey
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• Kiski Township resident criticizes Armstrong budget
• River City Brass Band to ring in holidays
• Ford City hockey team earns victory
• Author takes a unique peek behind the bedside curtain
• Meandering: Christmas comes when you least expect it
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• Armstrong OKs leasing park for $1 per year
• Karns City girls hope for 'return to respectability'
• Karns City boys coach expecting better
• Couple married 65 years dies 1 day apart
• Elderton girls volleyball players honored
• Kittanning works to avoid 3 mill tax increase
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• Progressive Workshop readies holiday cookies
• Decisions of Armstrong County judges
• Area writers can join competition
• Sandusky charges bring focus to sex crime laws
• Drilling spurs job hopes in Rust Belt manufacturing
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• Kittanning continues to generate scorers
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• Family builds tradition on hunting
• West Shamokin girls team feels time is now
• West Shamokin confident tide will turn
• Kittanning football coach Panchik resigns
• Tidying up the perennial garden and other 'to-do's'
• 'Boy in the Suitcase' packs a punch
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• A guide to books for everyone on holidays lists
• Elderton girls coach gets tough this season
• Elderton boys look for path to respectability
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• 30 percent tax hike proposed
• Ford City council meets on codes officer
• Unbeaten Mars tames Kittanning
• Contentious Armstrong School board can't quit
• Lenape Heights chef enjoys foraging for food
• Child advocates push awareness of sexual abuse
• Veteran trainman sets up display to benefit community partnership
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• Redbank Valley installing up-tempo style
• Wild, crazy weather will soon be routine, panel warns
• News to use: Westmoreland's 'Nutcracker' tickets on sale
• Moniteau earns redemption, dumps Karns City
• Three huge beams set in place to support YMCA's pool area
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• Thanksgiving 2011
• Board's message
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• Emergency Operations Center contracts approved
• Drug suspect arrested in Templeton raid
• Commissioners' budget calls for no property tax increase
• Freeport hockey team salvages tie
• Meandering: Thanksgiving's time of celebration and sweet memories
• Westylvania: Summer's heat forges new trail links
• Book shows that when you give, you also get back
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• Former patient brings dentistry skills to office
• TACT to buy smaller buses to cut costs
• Program bridges 60 years for 2 soldiers
• Ford City codes officer stripped of some certifications
• Karns City, Moniteau ready to do battle
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• Kittanning man's hearing on 'sexting' continued
• Ford City to celebrate Founder's Day
• Ford City, Kittanning get into holiday spirit
• Kittanning hockey team suffers first defeat
• Karns City cherishes title game
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• Ford City takes steps to prepare for winter
• Armstrong school board to vote on future of bond
• Christmas tour, crafts benefit Orphans of the Storm
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• Karns City bound for District 9 title game
• Redbank Valley surprised by Brockway
• News to use: Remembrance program slated for Wednesday
• Thirty-four-mile run pays tribute to veterans
• Don't shortchange host municipality
• We still need libraries
• Laurels & Lances
• Now the work begins for public servants
• Mechling Shakley Veterans Center gets $25,000 grant
• Sagamore native gives back
• Manor veteran's poem rings true
• North Buffalo budget looks good for 2012
• Ford City woman guilty in drug case
• Write-in candidate apparently wins in Ford City's 1st Ward
• West Hills students take part in recognizing veterans
• Ford City, Baldwin skate to a tie game
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• North Buffalo budget looks good for 2012
• Professional sculptor Poulin shapes art for South Buffalo students
• Harvest Community Church to serve Thanksgiving dinner
• Ford City, Kittanning police get AAA awards
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Armstrong is gearing up for yuletide festivities
• Budgeting services is main issue for Ford City council hopefuls
• Kittanning hockey high-scoring power
• Freeport hockey team rolls to easy victory
• Freeport to open WPIAL playoffs at home
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Expectations high for Ford City hockey
• Redbank Valley secures playoff berth
• Lutheran minister gets tonsure haircut to go back in time
• Homeowner burned in garage fire in North Buffalo
• Theft of cables won't derail historic Conneaut Lake coaster
• News to use: Moonlight Credit Union collecting pet supplies
• Kittanning Cottages officially opens on North McKean Street
• Freeport qualifies for state meet
• Missing Worthington woman, 80, found alive in Crooked Creek Park
• Hyde Park man critical after being hit by car along Route 66
• News to use: State police will target impaired drivers
• Getting ready for winter: PennDOT makes plans, checks equipment
• Room for improvement at Elderton
• 'Medical Tales' is one oddly entertaining book
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• Town and Country Transit hires to boost revenue
• East Franklin church hosting Thanksgiving dinner
• Ford City to light up holidays
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• Salina man was acquitted of sexual-assault charges
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• ASD drectors blast teacher survey, lawsuits as political
• Worthington civic center's 'here to stay'
• Elderton's return to volleyball deemed a success
• Freeport bows out in PIAA playoffs to West Allegheny
• Ford City clamps down early
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• School van driver hurt in crash
• Redbank Valley shuts out Kane
• ACCF hosts traveling photo exhibit
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• Take time to appreciate the job being done
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• 'A Christmas Story' to benefit Ford City library
• Ford City sewage authority discusses ethics issues
• Hearing set in trailers' three-year tax case in Rayburn Township
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• Armstrong County 911
• Kittanning hockey team tops Freeport
• Redbank Valley brothers motivated by rivalry
• Challenges loom for Elderton, Freeport
• Vietnam vets became like brothers
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• Armstrong County 911
• Cadogan minister hopes to unit community with monthly gatherings
• Lenape Elementary students say thanks to veterans
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• Pickable games in short supply
• Redbank Valley sticking with same plan
• 'Priceless' fluffy, but quite satisfying
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• Ford City assistant continues career started in 1952
• Assistance fraud on the rise in county
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• Births for Nov. 9
• Future home of West Shamokin's athletics in question
• Ford City infielder commits to Pitt
• Decisions of Armstrong County judges
• Ford City council: No money missing
• Prescription drugs become 'new heroin' in county
• Smicksburg trainer knows how to bring out horses' best
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• In five-game battle, Frazier claims girls WPIAL title
• Elderton bounces back in WPIAL volleyball match
• Indiana County man dies in Kiski Township crash
• South Buffalo class blends martial arts, Bible teachings
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• Laurels & Lances
• Post-election business
• Smithton man pleads guilty to unlawful contact with minor
• D.A.'s office: Shaffer cashed checks after Pyle fired him
• Short-handed Redbank Valley falls
• Freeport seeks volleyball title today
• Rayburn man pleads guilty in Cadogan church vandalism
• Kittanning hockey wins big again
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• Author coming to Ford City Public Library
• Births for Nov. 5
• Meandering: A keen eye on the landscape
• Kittanning teen apologizes for hurting policemen
• Leechburg woman admits to drug offenses
• ArmsCare opens new East Franklin store
• Pine Township man gets probation for resisting troopers
• Former campaign manager charged with theft of campaign funds
• WPIAL football playoff preview
• Follow the Leader: Taking stock of dwindling schedule
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• Births for Nov. 4
• Ford City faces challenge
• 'On Hallowed Ground' sounds amazing
• Day after — election signs, vote checking
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• Elderton stops South Side Beaver
• New Kensington headed to trial for drug charges
• Former nurse headed to trial for alleged drug thefts
• Adrian man sent to prison for break-in
• Bank robbery suspect waives preliminary hearing
• Pyle, Oberlander return to Pennsylvania House
• $65,000 loan to provide safety net
• Polling places brace for brisk turnout
• Matchups set for Ford City, Freeport
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• Kittanning hockey team jolts Knoch
• Now-departed Armstrong Central surprised 'em all
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• Amateur vintners to uncork their wines
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• South Bend horse owner to be cited for abuse
• Redbank Valley clinches playoff spot
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• Laurels & Lances
• Order at Ford City meetings
• Citizens or subjects?
• School district's degradation
• 60th Legislative District race heats up
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• Births for Oct. 19
• Motorcycle training classes offered in Pennsylvania
• Alert issued in Kittanning luring attempt
• Contract awarded for Ford City sewer-separation project
• Armstrong County YMCA to stay in Kittanning
• Ford City eyes leasing land for gas well drilling
• 3 firms vying for job to coordinate renovations at ASD high schools
• Kittanning Council considers opening line of credit
• Freeport girls soccer team earns playoff berth
• 'Look team' helps Sabers stay perfect
• Writing books fulfills childhood wish for former Kittanning resident
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Season's abrupt end haunts Kittanning
• Leechburg loses big
• Freeport seeks scoring spark
• Ford City adds experience to success
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• Kittanning demolition makes way for future
• Official: Men who shot swans near Rosston broke no laws
• Redbank Valley wins, stays in playoff hunt
• Redbank Valley wins, stays in playoff hunt
• Tap Pa.'s gas potential
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• The Elderton renovations
• Misses Shannock Valley
• Postcard peril
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• Births for Oct. 15
• County conservation tour highlights achievements
• Meandering: Sit and ponder the quotes of wisdom
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• Bridge work delays coming to end soon across county
• Kittanning church tolls bells to honor Mazeroski homer
• West Shamokin posts key win
• Week 7 football preview
• Follow the Leader: Teams starving for victories
• Kittanning hopes to grind out another win
• Ford City, West Shamokin chart divergent paths
• Freeport inches closer to section volleyball title
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• Judge may hold key to Armstrong schools voting suit
• Local golf teams fall short of finals
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• Births for Oct. 12
• Ford City OKs pact with union workers
• Elderton school plans ready for public review
• Final push for WPIAL golfers
• Ford City moves closer to WPIAL playoff berth
• Armstrong offers an eyeful of fall foliage
• Liquid asphalt truck crashes on Route 422
• State police investigate West Kittanning teen's death
• Making the dean's lists
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• Growing the local economy
• Board appreciation
• 'Community school' defined
• Local driving school keeps on trucking
• Agents arrest suspected drug dealer
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• Developer, county work on Kittanning land sale
• Armstrong County 911 calls
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• Freeport swats away West Shamokin
• Normalcy returns for Elderton
• Meandering: Reveling in the mystical qualities of fall
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• Births for Oct. 7
• Rosebud Mining purchases vacant lot in Kittanning
• Miss Armstrong County pageant takes on local flair
• Burns: Constitution offers guide on how to vote on bills
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• Bond reduced for 2 suspects in Trader Horn case
• Kittanning may need loan to finish year
• South Buffalo farm offers corn maze, pumpkin patch
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• Week 6 Armstrong football preview
• Follow the Leader: Buckling down after 1st loss
• Ford City hopes not to get sidetracked
• Kittanning plans to play 2 quarterbacks
• Westsylvania: Vatican art explores faith and history
• Estleman puts all Walker stories in one place
• Freeport volleyball team wins again
• Ford City, West Shamokin seek volleyball playoff berth
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• Births for Oct. 5
• 4 injured in 2 crashes in Kittanning, Manor townships
• Missing West Kittanning teen found dead in backyard
• HEALTHY Armstrong gets $405,000 grant
• Kittanning Cottages get council approval
• West Shamokin stomped by Shady Side
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• Armstrong County 911
• Births for Oct. 2
• Karns City suffers conference setback
• Route 268 cut to one lane until Oct. 15
• Decisions of Armstrong County judges
• Applewold woman makes restitution to Rayburn
• Propane blast levels Atwood home; 1 person hurt
• Ford City man sentenced in drug case
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• County residents honored for 50 years of voting
• Blasting caps found in Manor belonged to shale drillers
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• Election 2010
• Sacrificed for Elderton
• School district's dilemmas
• On a positive note ...
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• Births for Oct. 1
• Kittanning marks milestone with homecoming queen
• Fire safety emphasized at Ford City event
• Clarion barely holds off Redbank Valley
• Ford City, Kittanning coaches push players to achieve
• Meandering: Looking into the eyes of homelessness
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• Births for Sept. 30
• 2 more men arrested in Trader Horn theft
• 2 to face more charges in 2 bank robberies
• Ford City to contribute to employee, pension plans
• Kittanning sends 2 golfers to finals
• West Shamokin's McCaslin ready to play it safe
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• Births for Sept. 29
• Hurdle cleared for West Shamokin
• Victim testifes at 'Peeping Tom' sentencing
• Plumcreek Township man nabbed after Trader Horn incident
• Ford City running to victory
• Week 5 Armstrong football preview
• Follow the Leader: Looking for a perfect week
• Leechburg golfer advances in WPIAL postseason
• Kittanning struggling to finish games
• 'Maybe This Time' will leave you feeling enchanted
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• Births for Sept. 28
• Phone scammers pose as credit union
• Pleas to abandon school projects fail
• Kittanning zoning board OKs housing variances for cottages
• County samples test negative for West Nile
• Goalkeepers face barrage of shots for West Shamokin, Elderton
• Kittanning, Sharon Hill marching units take state honors
• Ford City golf defeats defending section champs
• 3 Kittanning golfers prepare for WPIAL semifinals
• West Shamokin considers move from WPIAL to Heritage Conference
• Summit Academy drops West Shamokin
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• Manor couple faces life with prosthetics together
• Laurels & Lances
• "Building" better schools in Armstrong
• You pay gas-severance tax
• Swan slaughter not hunting
• Swan slayers shameful
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• Revolutionary War-era land grants surface in county
• North Buffalo mill blaze draws many fire departments
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• Births for Sept. 23
• Decisions of Armstrong County judges
• County DA sponsors drug 'take-back'
• Commissioners OK contract to fix Lower Pine Run Bridge
• Ford City teachers get on homecoming bus
• West Shamokin seizes first in section
• Hockey tournament returns this weekend
• Meandering: Time flies when there is no time
• 2 area men sentenced for attempted robbery
• 2 hurt in six-vehicle crash in funeral procession
• Montebell earns spot in WPIAL golf finals
• Week 4 Armstrong football preview
• Follow the Leader: Put up or shut up week
• Sabers hope win over Indians sends message
• Kittanning football team wipes the slate clean
• Sedums are fall showstoppers
• 'Becoming' offers brief snippets into Hendrix's life
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• Births for Sept. 22
• New Castle man sentenced for not finishing paving jobs
• Knoch golfers edge Kittanning
• Leechburg golfers share tournament title
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• Burrell fall festival to feature tractor ride
• Final public meeting held on proposed Kittanning Cottages
• Armstrong school board votes, 5-3, to seat Kozuch
• Eljer Plant 2 building owner leveling lot
• Hearing set on Elderton High School building project
• Kittanning advances 3 golfers
• West Shamokin still in line for section crown
• Kittanning girls volleyball team takes steps to match section rivals
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Kittanning Rotary Club committed to aiding community
• Births for Sept. 18
• Onorato calls small towns part of state's treasures
• Officials investigate killing of 2 swans at Rosston marina
• TACT: Ford City, Ford Cliff debt not forgiven
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• Redbank Valley prevails again
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• ObamaCare's lies
• Education spending: Cause and defect
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• Crooked Creek Triathlon to test athletes' stamina
• TACT writes off 2 unpaid local matching funds
• 2 hunters kill Rosston marina swans
• Kittanning woman to face robbery-related hearing
• Elderton question pops up again in school director interviews
• Passerby's fast action speeds firefighters' response
• Unexpected move pays off for Redbank Valley
• Meandering: It's all about what we read into cartoons
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• Lose yourself in an unforgettable 'Chrome'
• TACT may see 3 to 5 percent funding cut by state
• Freeport girls volleyball team tops Kittanning
• Lancers tries to limit Sabers' ground game
• Follow the Leader: Wins keep coming in early going
• Week 3 football preview
• Kittanning tackles another Class AAAA foe
• Westsylvania: Get a side of heritage with your food
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• Births for Sept. 15
• Flames destroy home in Burrell Township
• Arts on the Allegheny hope for a crowd at Oktoberfest
• Lenape Tech's scores meet standards for first time
• Sides meet, fail to reach accord on school voting regions
• Area girls tennis players set for section tournament
• Freeport golfers down Apollo-Ridge
• Elderton junior competes in 2 sports
• Kittanning tops Elderton in girls tennis
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• Fenelton pedestrian struck, killed in Clearfield Township
• Ford City firefighters seek new truck
• Northwest Savings Bank employee helps nab robbery suspect
• Kittanning panel will address problems with visiting film crews
• School board vacancy draws 3 candidates
• Kittanning tops Elderton in girls tennis
• Sophomore QB emerges as West Shamokin leader
• Ford City, Kittanning golf teams in rare positions
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Kittanning attorney McCue remembered as 'true gentleman'
• Buffalo Mills man acquitted of sex charges
• Sugarcreek native vows to rebuild crocodile haven in Belize
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• Lone bandit robs East Franklin bank
• Redbank Valley upends Karns City
• Redbank Valley upends Karns City
• Laurels & Lances
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• Births for Sept. 10
• New playground opens at Shannock Valley Elementary School
• Closed-circuit television system used for first time in county
• Girl, 10, testifies in sexual-assault trial
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• Ford City travels to face South Allegheny
• Kittanning seeks more offensive options
• Ford City to face unfamiliar foe
• Lose yourself in 'Ape House'
• North Buffalo appoints Wolfe as supervisor
• Police continue search for bank-robbery suspect
• Historian to retell story of 78th Pennsylvania Infantry
• Historical group seeks bell from Kittanning's town hall
• Development authority OKs option deal for YMCA site
• Sabers captain earns universal praise
• Kittanning's Kidder has strong showing
• Week 2 football preview
• Follow the Leader: Teams still establishing identities
• Kittanning seeks more offensive options
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• Births for Sept. 8
• Kiski Area wage-tax bills sent in error
• Sansone team to help community get HEALTHY
• Man in Steelers jersey robs Rural Valley bank
• Elderton junior embraces challenge
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• Kittanning golf team makes playoff push
• Standout quarterback weathers winless ways
• Ford City junior aims for PIAA cross country meet
• Armstrong XC teams undertaking youth movement
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Canines for the Cure to be held Saturday at Lenape Heights
• 60th District candidates take campaign door-to-door
• West Shamokin can't snap losing skid
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• Laurels & Lances
• The schools we build
• Births for Sept. 4
• What about the children?
• Elderton's mounting costs
• Suspended Clarion student pleads guilty to various charges
• County adjusts pact with Rayburn municipal authority
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• Births for Sept. 3
• Kittanning, Ford City to renew rivalry
• Meandering: The end of summer brings back memories
• Adrian man pleads guilty to criminal trespass
• Man released for gun possession, but may be deported
• Decisions of Armstrong County judges
• Glitch throws curve to Ford City sewer project
• County gets $1 million grant from Homeland Security
• Armstrong School District suspends teacher after 'threat'
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• Municipal officials bash local-government legislation
• North Buffalo man sponsors Ford City football shuttle
• Westsylvania: Hitting the ash like Ty Cobb
• All eyes on Ford City, Kittanning QBs
• Settle in for a first-rate crime novel
• Births for Sept. 1
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• Rural Valley man given probation for 2009 beating
• Kittanning man locked up for April 4 robbery
• Heigl movie 'One for the Money' halts traffic in Kittanning
• Football preview, week 1
• Picks: Pride on line in Week 1
• Talented athletes do whatever it takes to win
• West Shamokin raring to go
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• Births for Aug. 31
• Smoke, but no fire at ACMH Hospital
• Students glad to be back at Elderton High School
• Traffic slows as filming on Kittanning bridge starts
• Kittanning area soccer programs seek modest improvement
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Miller's performance key in Freeport boys golf win
• Roundup: Kittanning boys golf team beats Knoch
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• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Location for new YMCA has yet to be finalized
• Retiring IUP dean Patricia Scott turned campus around
• Pennsylvania's problems
• The Elderton argument
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• Births for Aug. 27
• Rural Valley man charged with sex assaults on two boys
• Decisions of Armstrong County judges
• Holiday Inn Express to rise from East Franklin hotel ashes
• Ford City church reborn as photography studio
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• Flowers are pretty and tasty, too
• Power of 32 stresses all-for-one may pay off
• GOP candidates bring unified message to West Kittanning
• Meandering: Technology interrupting the message
• Kittanning golf team wins section opener
• Elderton's return alters 2 teams' plans
• 'Portrait' walks down the road to addiction
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• 2 fired county jail officers back at work
• Elderton High School ready to welcome students
• Parker City driver sent to jail for striking pedestrian in 2009
• Trainees get upclose taste of firefighting in Manor
• 'One for the Money' filiming to close Kittanning bridge
• Computers in patrol cars to help 7 police departments
• $423K set aside to cover spikes in Armstrong school pension costs
• Ford City football fans may get free ride to stadium
• Freeport wins in coach's debut
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• Births for Aug. 24
• Kittanning golf team seeks elusive playoff berth
• Artist hopes to set record straight on region's tribes
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• East Franklin garage burns, but crews keep flames from spreading to house
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• Armstrong County 911
• ArmTECH keeps Murtha's dream alive
• Armstrong County 911
• Contract targets jobs for older workers
• 'Pooling' for gas irks county residents
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• Authority conflicts: A better treatment
• Respect lacking
• Played for fools again
• Don't junk-up recycling
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• Meandering: The ebb and flow of life at the beach
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• Westsylvania: I confess, it's really about the festival food
• You won't soon forget 'Shadow of Freedom'
• Town and Country general manager adds vacation
• Saltsburg family finds fun annually at Dayton Fair
• Reluctant victim stalls hearing in teacher-sex case
• Indiana Armstrong Patriots meet with elected officials
• Salvation Army gets into school spirit with giveaways
• ARMTech features Carnegie Science Center's 'Fire and Ice'
• Local tennis teams reshuffle rosters
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• Births for Aug. 18
• Sen. Casey meets with county commissioners
• Restored tunnel leads to history at former Ford City plant
• Local football teams wake up early for 1st practices
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• Girl Scouts of Ford City return from trip years in the making
• Leechburg Rotary presents scholarships
• Armstrong school board clashes over prudence of renovations
• Kittanning post office's accessibility protested
• Compromises discussed for housing complex entrances
• Births for Aug. 10
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• Free monthly meal serves up fellowship with food
• Passerby help extinguish Worthington motor home fire
• Dayton Fair embraces history, fun
• New ice cream shop debuts in Cowanshannock
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• Laurels & Lances
• Births for Aug. 14
• School district issues
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• Windstream sails on acts of kindness
• Jeannette company gets Ford City sewer contract
• Chlorine bleach tank breaks at Sagamore treatment plant
• Fact-filled 'Ripley''' book is fun for kids of all ages
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• Manor Township man found guilty of sexual assault
• East Franklin man gets 5 years probation for thefts
• Rural Valley, NuMine churches to join in worship
• Community Bulletin Boards Calendar - April 15, 2009 Update
• Craft Show And Gift Sale
• Weekend To Remember
• Stephen Ministries Arriving Harvest Community Church
• Dayton Fair Parking Fundraiser
• 5th Annual Harvest Family Campout
• Weekend to Remember

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