Cruisin Into Fall seeks ideas for local features
The Cruisin column invites readers to submit ideas for fall topics. Highlight residents with unique collections, elaborate holiday displays, places of interest or historical significance, and locals with artistic talents or hobbies. Send ideas to Lugene Pezzuto or call 724 654 6651 ext 620.
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Tombstone City boys recall town they built in the 60s
Six local men from near Saegertown recall creating Tombstone City during a 1966 summer, a clay of roughly a dozen structures and a western town replica. They plan a 50th anniversary gathering in September to celebrate the landmark project and its playful, self built origins.
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Saegertown
Dave Baker
Donnie Mattern
Wayne Schlosser
Gary Baker
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Tombstone City
Meadville Tribune
Halver Getchell
Color Me Calm and the Adult Coloring Trend
A look at why adults turn to coloring for stress relief and creativity. The trend links to meditation-like brain focus, grounding feelings, and practical calm. Amazon lists thousands of titles. coloring is praised for easy, accessible relaxation and a nightly routine potential.
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Retroactive Social Security benefits when filing early or late
A reader asks about retroactive Social Security retirement benefits and how filing after age 66 can yield up to six months of retroactive payments. The columnist explains the mechanics, noting delayed retirement credits and the tradeoff of a larger ongoing benefit versus a retroactive lump sum, and discourages viewing retroactivity as a loan to the government. The piece ends with a personal story of age 64 and health issues before filing plan.
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Pulitzer winner Geralde Brooks to speak at Westminster College
Westminster College will host Pulitzer prize recipient Geralde Brooks on September 28. The lecture titled People of the Book: Science, Imagination and the Liberal Arts will be at 7 p.m. in the Witherspoon Rooms, McKelvey Campus Center, followed by an 8:15 p.m. book signing. The free event, cohosted with the first-year inquiry program, features Brooks’s NYT bestseller People of the Book and other works.
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Geraldine Brooks
Witherspoon
McKelvey Campus Center
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New York Times
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