Cowboys Celebrate New Year Eve Dinner and Caroling Event
Local Cowboys From page AI describe their group as part of a global livestock ministry. They host trail rides from May to October and winter events at Miracle Mountain Ranch. Their next event is a New Year’s Eve dinner and concert at the Scott Township Fire Hall with carolers of all ages.
Budget Impasse Shapes State Budget Talks
The stalled budget talks center on a proposed one point one billion tax increase and a $30.8 billion Senate budget. House Republicans report no progress over the weekend and demand tax legislation backing the plan, while Governor Wolf pushes for higher school aid and social services funding to close a long-term deficit. The Senate plan aims to meet education and county needs but faces objections from multiple factions.
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Obama to visit Pentagon for rare White House briefing
President Obama schedules a Monday stop at the Pentagon with the National Security Council then a public update on the fight against IS. White House press secretary Josh Earnest says no major policy change is planned and a briefings at the National Counterterrorism Center will precede questions from reporters.
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Volunteers Expected To Help City Feed 750000 Hunger Seekers
As holiday giving rises across the city volunteers are urged to aid the estimated 750000 hungry. Church programs like Advocate Cafe feed about 100 people daily with six to seven volunteers and peak around Thanksgiving before volunteers thin out after Christmas.
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Derek Felton
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Philadelphia
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Gas drilling decline hits Waynesburg shops and workers
In Waynesburg, Mickey's Men's Store and other local clothiers feel the impact of fewer shale workers as drilling slows. Occupancy at area hotels drops below 70 percent, contractors see pay cuts up to 20 percent, and sales fall about 35 percent from last year. Statewide mining jobs down 7.7 percent to 35,000 in October amid layoffs at Consol Energy Chevron and major contractors. Local business leaders note fewer workers, less spending, and fewer out-of-town visitors as wells drilled drop 40 percent this year.
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Paul Battista
SunnySide Supply
Slovan
Marcellus
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