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February 28, 2009  RSS feed

BROWN IN AS POTTER COUNTY CHIEF CLERK
Coudersport native Todd Brown has been appointed chief clerk/director of administration by the Potter County Commissioners Doug Morley, Paul Heimel and Susan Kefover. Brown was approved by a unanimous vote at the board's business meeting on Thursday. More...
TWO MORE ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY
Glassmire, Kuhl Running For Judge Seat

Long-time Coudersport attorney Dan Glassmire has announced his candidacy for judge of Potter County Court of Common Pleas in the May 19 primary election. He cites a multi-generation connection with Potter County and a lengthy legal career that has prepared him for the judgeship. More...

$TIMULUS PACKAGE TRICKLE DOWN?

Officials in Potter and Cameron counties await specifics on any funding opportunities that could arise from the federal government's economic stimulus plan. Meanwhile, three local transportation improvement projects in Potter County are poised to move forward with a boost from the federal stimulus. More...

 News
• TEEN TINNITUS 'CELEBRATION OF LIFE' PLANNED APRIL 4
"Celebration of Life" observes its fifth anniversary on Saturday, April 4, at the Northern Potter High School auditorium. More...
• article has image EMPORIUM NATIVE CHOSEN FOR BUSINESS HONOR
• PA HOUSE TO LOOK AT MEASURE TO ENABLE TAXING OF OIL, GAS RIGHTS
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 Potter County News
• SENTENCED IN POTTER COUNTY COURT
Several defendants were recently sentenced by Potter County Judge John B. Leete. Jed Appleton, 21, of Coudersport was ordered to spend 18 to 60 months in state prison for walking away from a site in Roulette while he was on work release from the Potter County Jail. He was found in the Roulette area later in the day and returned to the jail. More...
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 Viewpoints
• article has image Through An 'Old Timer's' Eyes
I am sure most of you have heard the expression "coming full circle." Well, I was born in 1929, the year the stock market crashed, and the great depression was thrust on this country. Now, our country is heading to the bottom of the barrel financially. More...
• article has image LET'S RESCUE THE POOL TOGETHER
• article has image Greetings From Ecuador
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 Outdoors
• article has image MEMORIES TO WARM A COLD WINTER NIGHT
During the winter months when it is a little more diffi cult to get outside and enjoy the natural world, I often think about past outdoor experiences. I find myself warmed by the memories of these adventures in far away places. More...
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• OUTDOOR SHOW PLANNED
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 Sports
• article has image FALCON GIRLS SHOOT FOR D9 TITLE
Despite heavy odds, Coudersport finds itself back in the PIAA District 9 girls' basketball championship game, to be followed by a return trip to the state playoffs. More...
• article has image AUSTIN HEADED TO STATE PLAYOFFS
• article has image Baker earns regional berth
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 Obituaries
• Mary J. Donovan
APRIL 7, 1912 - FEBRUARY 18, 2009
Former Cameron County Commissioner and community activist Mary Lenore (Johnston) Donovan, 96, of Elmwood Drive, Emporium, died Wednesday, (Feb. 18, 2009) in the Guy and Mary Felt Manor following a brief illness. The daughter of Esther Ramsey and Dr. Jesse Dalton Johnston, Mary was born at the home of her grandparents in Bolivar, Pa. on April 7, 1912. More...
• Esther D. Jackson
• DEATH NOTICE
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