Comedian Astonished by Viral PPAP Global Hit
Pikotaro, the Japanese comedian behind the pen pineapple apple pen, reacts to the worldwide success of his song at a Tokyo news conference. He recalls spending about $1000 to produce a six hour version and is surprised by the viral reach and sudden fame.
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Clarion and Westminster Students Highlight Academic Honors
Echelsye Bridegam named October English and modern languages major at Clarion University along with plans to teach Spanish after 2018 graduation. Phoenix Rehabilitation names Edward Salata as facility director. Dr James Kreshon named medical director at HealthSouth Harmarville. Patrick T. Donegan inducted into National Society of Collegiate Scholars at YSU. Michael G. Kelley pinned Navy chief petty officer at Gulfport. Three New Castle residents join Westminster College improved honors program in Ancient Greek Justice course sequence with peers Angiolelli Gage and Senatore.
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Touch a Truck event draws crowd at Shenango park
More than 300 people attended the first Touch a Truck in Lawrence County on Saturday at Shenango Township Community Park. The display featured a tractor, tow truck, race car, and dump truck among 16 heavy equipment pieces inviting children to climb into cabs and pose beside the vehicles.
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Rea Family Laptime and Creative Writing Workshop at Library
Rea Family Laptime for ages 6 months to 5 years runs 10 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Tuesdays through Nov 22 with registration requested. A creative writing workshop for seventh grade and older meets at 3 p.m. tomorrow, twice monthly, with writing tips discussed. Call (724) 758-6458 for more information about both programs.
Library Event Schedule At The City Center
At the libraries events run Wednesday and Thursday mornings with preschool story time at 10 am and adult book groups in the evening. The Hooked on Books group grades six to eight meets Thursday at 3 pm, adult knitting at 6 pm, and a Saturday literary luncheon at noon at the Comoquenessing Country Club features a full lunch and prizes. A Twenty Something book group meets Saturday at noon to discuss Dorothy Must Die. Family movie day is Saturday at 2 pm for children 10 and under must be accompanied.
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Rebecca Stead
Comoquenessing Country Club
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