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April 12, 2008  RSS feed

WATCH FOR BIG, TAGGED TROUT
If you are fishing in the Emporium area and hook into a big one, you very well could land more than just a nice trout. Straub Brewery and East End Beverage have teamed up once again this year in stocking 25 large rainbow and brown trout in local waters. More...
IDEAL CONDITIONS FOR START OF TROUT SEASON

An army of anglers will get their first crack at northcentral Pennsylvania's native trout population, supplanted by thousands of hatchery-raised specimens, on Saturday when fishing season opens at 8 am. More...

BUSINESSES WELCOME ECONOMIC BOOST

While anglers rush around, making last-minute purchases preparing for today's (Saturday's) trout season opener, they will unknowlingly be contributing to what has become one of the area's busiest tourist weekends of the year. Over the past several years, it has been trout season, not hunting season, that has lured in the most visitors. More...

 News
• article has image FIRST OF 'TOWN MEETINGS' HELD
Commissioners hear citizen concerns in Austin
A new tradition in Potter County kicked off Monday night at the Austin Area School, where the Potter County Board of Commissioners drew a full house to their first in a series of "town meetings. More...
• ADELPHIA BUILDING SELLS
• 'Step back in time' May 5
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 Potter County News
• OIL, GAS BOOM BEING FELT
Recorder gives commissioners update
Further evidence of a growing oil and gas boom in Potter County was confirmed by Recorder of Deeds Gary Kelsey, as guest speaker during Thursday's meeting of the Potter County Board of Commissioners. More...
• article has image Morley, Heimel supporting Stroehmann
• HYPOTHERMIA KILLS CROSS FORK WOMAN
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 Viewpoints
• article has image PUBLISHER'S POINT OF VIEW
Five years gone by
Today, the Endeavor turns five years old. Some days it seems like we've been at this a heck of a lot longer; on others, it still seems brand new. We're going to spend a bunch of money on our birthday so you can indulge in more of us! More...
• Through An 'Old Timer's' Eyes
• article has image We've got mail!
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 Community Life
• article has image April 13 - 19 Desigated Animal Cruelty/ Human Violence Awareness Week
Most American households claim pets as a part of their family. Unfortunately, that treatment sometimes extends to domestic violence. Pets can be victims as much as the human family members. Animals in violent homes may be threatened, injured or even killed as a means of intimidating and/or controlling the human members of the household, whether children or adults. More...
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• Raising $$ for brain tumor research
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 Outdoors
• article has image Cold water awaits anglers
This weekend will see an enormous influx of fishermen, giving the region a good economic boost. Northcentral Pennsylvania is second to none in the number of trout anglers attracted for the season opener. Water conditions will likely be cold and high. More...
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 Sports
• article has image Local teen preparing for racing season
Cameron County's teenage racecar driver hopes to take the next step as a defending champion entering the 2008 season. Mark Schweikart, 15, of Emporium, has been getting his red and white 1987 Chevrolet Monte Carlo ready for the April 26 lid-lifter at the McKean County Fairgrounds Raceway in East Smethport. More...
• article has image Falcons move to 4-0
• article has image Stavisky signs
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 Obituaries
• article has image Joseph B. Valenti
DECEMBER 9, 1928 - APRIL 6, 2008
Joseph B. Valenti, 79, of Austin, died Sunday (April 6, 2008) at his home. Born on Dec. 9, 1928, in Austin, he was the son of Michael and Frances Dorio Valenti. On Aug. 28, 1954 in Austin he married Alma H. Johnson, who died on July 9, 1993. More...
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