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October 27, 2007
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DRUG ARRESTS GET ATTENTION
But what impact does drug abuse have on the community?
By James Moate Endeavor News
A string of arrests in Cameron County has renewed the dialogue about the impact of drug abuse on the local populace. The crackdown has also sparked debate about the roles of law enforcement, religious leaders and professional counselors in detecting and responding to drug abuse. More...
NOT SO LADY-LIKE
Pesky beetles were not 'dropped' by 'state'

They're not "lady bugs." And they weren't "dropped" out of helicopters or airplanes by "the state." But no matter what you believe, read on and learn how to deal with this season's rural pest. More...

'CACHING' IN ON AREA'S BEAUTY
'Allegheny GeoTrail' latest addition to geocaching hobby

Geocaching has arrived as a major hobby in the region, as confirmed by the formation of the "Allegheny GeoTrail." Cameron, Potter, McKean, Elk and six other northwestern Pennsylvania counties are part of this effort to cash in on the tourism potential of geocaching. More...

 News
•WHAT THEY'RE THINKING
Questions for the candidates series continues
POTTER: WIND TURBINES, APPOINTEES Endeavor News this week continues its interview series with the four nominees for three seats on the Potter County Board of Commissioners. They are: Doug Morley and Paul Heimel, Republicans, and incumbent Cathy Bowers and Susan Kefover, Democrats. More...
•New emergency service
•No snow, no problem!
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 Viewpoints
•Through An 'Old Timer's' Eyes
Something is really bugging me these days. Have you ever heard of an aphid? It is an insect that feeds on leaves or on your garden plants. They can be controlled biologically by the ladybug. There is a company called Beneficial Insect Co. that raises or hatches ladybugs and sells them to anyone ... More...
•My Side
•We've got mail!
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 Community Life
•Plan tour of Cameron coke ovens
Genealogy club to tour local site Nov. 3
Cameron County Genealogy Club members will take a step back in time on Saturday, Nov. 3, with another field trip to a significant site in the region's past. Club members and guests will be exploring the remains of the coke ovens along Route 120, just east of Emporium. All members and anyone els... More...
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•New Arrivals
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 Outdoors
•Invaders destroying wildlife
Much of our outdoor community overlooks the importance of native shrubs to our forests. There was a time when wildlife relied heavily on them for both food and cover. Overbrowsing by deer resulted in their scarcity in our forests. More...
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•Furbearer seasons opening
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 Sports
•Coudersport wins volleyball league
Coudersport captured the Northern Tier Volleyball League championship Thursday night with a win in four games at Otto-Eldred. Playoffs are next for several Northern Tier teams, with the schedule to be announced. Coach Greg Stone's Falcons found the match deadlocked 1- 1 when they kicked into gea... More...
•Soccer seasons comes to a close
•Red Raiders will meet the Wolves in AML title game
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 Obituaries
•Betty Jones
Betty J. Jones, 80, of Emporium, died Friday (Oct. 19, 2007) at Pinecrest Manor, St. Marys. A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at the St. Mark Catholic Church. Burial was in St. Mark Catholic Cemetery. Memorials may be made to American Cancer Society, Cameron Unit, P.O. Box 62, 135 W. Fourt... More...
•Alice Covell
•Rev. Chester Phelps
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