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May 24, 2008
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MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
COMMUNITIES LIST PLANS FOR REMEMBRANCE
Most of the larger communities throughout the nation will pause on Monday for traditional Memorial Day services to recall those who have sacrificed their lives to keep America free. As always, military organizations have been placing flags at the graves of deceased war veterans and preparing to s... More...
Firefighters pay final tribute to fallen friend, colleague

Nearly 75 firfi.ghters from three counties gathered Tuesday morning to pay a final tribute to a fallen Coudersport firfi.ghter. Bruce L. Setzer, 46, died unexpectedly on May 15 while he was taking a family member for medical treatment in western New York. More...

SYLVANIA LEGACY: TCE POLLUTION
By Alex Davis Endeavor News

Finishing touches are being put on a plan that would ban residents from using ground water in or near a former waste dump in Emporium. The site, located near Barton, Carson and Taylor streets, contains a small amount of the hazardous chemical trichloroethane (TCE). More...

 News
•BRIDGE DETOUR EXTENDED TWO MORE WEEKS
Replacement of the Specialist Mike Franklin Bridge in Coudersport has stalled for at least two weeks as the result of serious defects found in the walls of the borough's 53-year-old flood control channel. More...
•Jail time for Emporium man
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 Potter County News
•POTTER NEXT 'PRESERVE AMERICA COMMUNITY'
The Potter County Commissioners Thursday laid the groundwork for the county to apply for federal funds as a "Preserve America Community." David Brooks, executive director of the Potter County Visitors Association, explained that the resolution was part of the application process for the designat... More...
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•Square dancing Saturday
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 Viewpoints
•Through An 'Old Timer's' Eyes
My image as a patriot took a hit last Saturday. On our traditional trip to downtown Emporium that morning, my wife Shirley and I were puzzled to see the flags flying. Then we were reminded that it was Armed Forces Day. I apologize to my comrades for this lapse of memory. Perhaps it's a sign of wh... More...
•Graduation parties and alcohol
•Judge appears unsympathetic to Rigases
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 Community Life
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Staffing the Partial Hospitalization Program in Coudersport are, from left, Caseworker Erin Andrews, Unit Supervisor Heidi Eastman, Caseworker Kristen Thompson, Clerk-Typist Mary Hugill and Caseworker Rebecca Keagle. More...
•Mental health patients benefit from program
•Alumni banquet today
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 Outdoors
•A NEW GENERATION OF ELK
It's springtime once again on the Pennsylvania elk range. The cows are more than eight months pregnant and have split off from the larger herds of 40 to 100 into small groups of four to six. More...
•State park programs this weekend
•Kayaking program Saturday
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 Sports
•Raiders, Falcons on collision course?
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Local high school baseball rivals Cameron County and Coudersport may be headed for yet another high-stakes showdown next Thursday. Coach Dick Harrier's Red Raiders punched their ticket to the PIAA District 9 semifinals with an impressive 6-1 win over visiting Clarion-Limestone Thursday afternoon ... More...
•Lippert, Giannotti, Songer to 'states'
•Alle-Catts play Sunday
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 Obituaries
•Jeanne D. Regelman
MAY 22, 1906 - MAY 16, 2008
Jeanne D. Regelman, 101, of Emporium, died Friday (May 16, 2008) in Guy & Mary Felt Manor, Emporium. Born May 22, 1906 in Du- Bois, she was the daughter of Harry and Maude Uber Dinger. On Sept. More...
•Death Notices
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