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April 28, 2007
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Virginia Tech tragedy hits close to home
" Inspiration is everywhere as we " get through this. - CHS graduate and Virginia Tech teacher Britta Long
Last week's tragedy at Virginia Tech continues to be a major focus of attention locally, as s c h o o l l e a d e r s , m e n t a l h e a l t h professionals and others come to terms with the multiple issues the s h o o t i n g s have brought to the surface. More...
Cole pushes 'critical' button

The complexities and shortcomings of government reimbursements for health care have caused leaders at Charles Cole Memorial Hospital to take a radical step. Cole has applied for designation as a "critical access hospital" (CAH), based largely on economics and its commitment to survive as an instit... More...

Emergency communications get much-needed boost

Cameron and Elk counties have taken several steps to improve emergency services over the past several months. One of the most recent developments was spotlighted on Tuesday during an open house and ceremony at the new radio communications tower on Grove Hill. More...

 News
•Join the 100 mile yard sale
Residents of southern Cameron County may join in on the "100-Mile Yard Sale." It's sponsored by the Quehanna Industrial Development Corp., based in Karthaus. QIDC plans broad publicity to attract people to the yard sale, set for July 20-21. Participants will have their locations pinpointed on a ma... More...
•Numbers in the news
•Leek Festival fills the air Saturday
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 Potter County News
•Computer classes slated
Potter County Education Council is bringing an A+ Certification preparation course to Coudersport, beginning on Monday, April 30. The 150-hour course builds on an individual's basic computer skills to equip the student for servicing computers. Focus is on hardware and operating system technology. More...
•Local family breathing easier
•Need hosts for Thai student
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 Viewpoints
•Defending right to bear arms
We participated in a State Capitol rally on Tuesday to offer our support for a landmark package of Second Amendment rights protection legislation. In order to protect public safety, we must be proactive in protecting people's Second Amendment rights. Stricter gun control laws will not stop people ... More...
•Through An 'Old Timer's' Eyes
•Time To Protest 'Doe' Licenses
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 Community Life
•Full Story
A heartfelt thank you to all our friends and family, near and far that were there for us through our loss. Your prayers, cards, gifts of money, acts of kindness and words of encouragement helped more than you could imagine. Another thank you to everyone who put their own plans on hold to help us, ... More...
•CCHS lists honor students
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 Outdoors
•Gobbler season starts today
"Fair to excellent" is how the Pa. Game Commission describes spring gobbler hunting prospects in Cameron and Potter counties this year. The regular season opens on Saturday. Turkey populations in Cameron County and in southern Potter County are "fair," according to Game Commission field officers. ... More...
•Memories of my first gobbler
•Wildlife Award Recipients
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 Sports
•Raiders now 7-1 in baseball
Cameron County has rebounded nicely from its first baseball loss since the state playoffs almost a year ago. On Thursday, pitching ace Cameron Clingan and his usual batterymate, David Lyon, combined to limit Otto-Eldred to two hits in the Raiders' 7-2 win at Duke Center. CCHS improved to 7-1. More...
•Coudersport looks to rebound
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 Obituaries
•Victor Garzel
Victor J. Garzel, 86, of Austin died Sunday (April 22, 2007) at the Elk Regional Health Center in St. Marys. Born on Jan. 20, 1921 in Rochester, N.Y., he was the son of John and Mary Malak Garzel. On May 29, 1948 in Emporium, he married Shirley Earle, who survives. More...
•Ella Cobb
•Kathryn Dorman
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