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February 9, 2008
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Speculators hoping to strike 'gold,' fueling economy
Not since the gas boom of the 1930s have so many speculators been scurrying around the region, hoping to strike gold. The number of permits being requested and issued in Potter County is steadily increasing. In Cameron County, the activity has not yet begun. More...

It could be the biggest bundle of them all. About 6,000 feet beneath the ground in a broad area of four states - area that includes Potter and Cameron counties - is a mostly untapped reservoir of natural gas that could swell U.S. reserves. More...

Typical leases rarely protect landowner

Penn State Cooperative Extension Educator Tim Pierson cautions property owners being approached about their subsurface rights to be careful. "The standard lease rarely protects a landowner," Pierson said. "It's full of legal jargon that protects and benefits the company leasing your property. More...

One of Coudersport's most revered citizens was caught by surprise Friday night at the boys' basketball game. Lewis Schaub was recognized for 65 years of community service and faithful support of high school athletics. A retired educator, administrator, coach and athletic director, Schaub stays in to... More...
(Craig Dally is a Republican member of the Pa. House of Representatives from Bushkill Township in Northampton County.) It's time for the state legislature to reaffirm the sheriffs' authority to perform law enforcement duties, based on the needs of the community and the budgetary constrai... More...
Multiple charges A Genesee man faces charges of burglary and criminal trespass for breaking into a Port Allegany home Saturday night. Dustin Kio, 21, told police he broke into the home because he had paid a person living there for drugs, but did not receive them and was trying to get his money ... More...
There are some things in the world that are more valuable than money, things for which there are no price tags. When I was in college I had the unique opportunity of working as a fishing guide for three summers in Alaska. It was an incredible experience in an amazing land. More...
Austin has drawn a familiar opponent in the opening round of the PIAA District 9 girls' basketball playoffs. Coach Dick Logue's team (14-10) travels to Northern Potter (17-7) Wednesday night for a battle of Panthers. Tip-off is at 6. Winner advances to the quarterfinals Friday night, most likely ... More...
APRIL 17, 1939 - FEBRUARY 6, 2008
Linda M. Caldwell, 68, of 4728 Sizerville Rd., Emporium, died at her residence Wednesday (Feb. 6, 2008). She was born April 17, 1939 in Ridgway, a daughter of the late Bernard and Catherine Songer Bauer. On October 17, 1959 in St. Mark Catholic Church, she married Joseph Caldwell, who survives. More...