RSS RSS Feed
General
Entertainment
Home Improvement
Professional Services Directory
Classified Ads
June 7, 2008
Search Archives: 


DCNR Secretary Michael DiBerardinis (speaking) told a large gathering at Lyman Run State Park Thursday that cooperative "nature tourism" activities in Potter and surrounding counties are unprecedented in the nation. He praised local officials for combining political pressure with determination and u... More...
OLD LANDFILL HAUNTING EMPORIUM BOROUGH
By Alex Davis Endeavor News

A few community members aired concern over the former waste dump located in Emporium at Monday's Borough Council meeting. Council wanted input about banning the use of groundwater on Barton, Carson and Taylor streets because small traces of trichloroethane (TCE) have been discovered in the 5.5-ac... More...

170 EXPECTED TO COMPETE IN TODAY'S MARATHON

About 170 runners are expected to be at the starting line when today's (Saturday) 34th annual God's Country Marathon steps off at the Galeton Area School parking lot. The marathon is sponsored by the Potter County Visitors Association. More...

 News
•LYMAN LAKE OPENS
A fter eight years and a lot of hard work by area residents and concerned citizens throughout the mid-Atlantic, Lyman Lake officially opened Thursday morning. The rain held off on the ceremony, which included remarks from several local and state representatives, including Department of Conservati... More...
•Full Story
•CCSD BOARD CUTS TEACHER POSITION
>> Click here for all stories
 Potter County News
•Ulysses Days' continues today
Annual Ulysses Days celebration continues on Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm in that northern Potter County community. Yard sales are being held throughout the town. A bake sale at the Free Methodist Church will raise finds for construction of a multi-purpose building. More...
•'SPECIAL' COMMUNITY CHURCH TURNS 175
•Moshier speaks to Rotary
>> Click here for all stories
 Viewpoints
•Through An 'Old Timer's' Eyes
June is a pretty special month. It is known for marriages, which is good news for the bridal shops and tuxedo rental people. The traditional church wedding isn't as popular these days. The younger generation seems to like the outdoors better. Weddings on the beach or down in the apple orchard see... More...
•Farm Bill: A Wasted Chance
•We've got mail!
>> Click here for all stories
 Community Life
•Medicare options program Tuesday
A program on enrollment options for Medicare will be presented on Tuesday at the Millstream Inn, Coudersport, starting at 7 pm. Additional information is available from Marty Weiss at 274-8554. More...
•Christian retreat this weekend
•CCC video to air today
>> Click here for all stories
 Outdoors
•Early June 'snowstorm'
It was a rainy, foggy night. Light evening showers fell as I began my trip home just after nine o'clock. Steam rose eerily off the pavement. The stage was set for the extraordinary. As I headed south paralleling the Driftwood Branch, I was about to experience a "June snowstorm. More...
•Full Story
•Busy weekend at Sinnemahoning Park
>> Click here for all stories
 Sports
•Austin girls 8-2 in softball
Austin rebounded from a rare defeat in Potter- McKean Little League softball action by pounding Custer City, 19-8. Hannah Glover had five hits, including a pair of triples, and Cheyenne Kio cracked four hits and drove in six runs for the winners. More...
•Emporium edges Austin Alle-Catts
•RAIDERS' STATE TITLE HOPES DASHED
>> Click here for all stories
 Obituaries
•Harry A. Mulhollan Jr.
May 8, 1943 - June 2, 2008
Harry A. Mulhollan Jr. 65, of Bay Village, Ohio, died Monday (June 2, 2008) at home. Mr. Mulhollan was born May 8, 1943 in Reynoldsville, the son of Harry and Martha Snyder Mullhollan. On June 6, 1987, he married Anne M. Siukola Mulhollan, who survives. More...
•Death Notices
>> Click here for all stories
Click ads below
for larger version