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Newspaper
Pennsylvania Clearfield Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2009
Page
9
The Progress News outlines its Clearfield Philipsburg and Curwensville offices with street addresses phone numbers and business hours. It lists online access at www.theprogressnews.com for readers to check updates and services.
A compact page summary notes sections including Birthdays Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Heloise Hospitals Lottery News in brief Obituaries Police Sports and Weather, guiding readers to the day’s varied features and notices.
A lively Clearfield parade featured Scotland the Brave as the Nittany Highlanders played Highland music to enthusiastic crowds. The band earned Best Drum and Bugle Pipe Band at the awards ceremony.
The annual tradition draws crowds as the Clearfield County Fair marks its 149th year with the Fireman's Parade featuring floats bands twirling groups and the fair queen. Melissa Boyer recalls marching with her sisters in youth and returning for a family reunion with her children Ellayna and Alex, noting the parade's lasting memories.
Sandy Township debate continues as TLPOA files a brief on July 31 in the Treasure Lake incorporation case. Judge Ammerman set deadlines for briefs from township and TLPOA attorneys after May testimony. Castonguay noted Wal Mart’s Supercenter project advances with erosion plans and site clearing underway.
Harmony Area School Board approved JFW Security Services for district facilities at 12 per hour for 2009-10 and appointed staff to extracurricular roles including Ralph Butterworth athletic director and coach for junior high teams, John Cessna softball, Shannon Watson yearbook, Jeanie Harkleroad NHS, Anne Elias Sun.
Purchase Line School Board awarded a bid to Shank Plumbing of Indiana for booster pumps at the high school, costing 20835 dollars. Absent were Roy Markle, Taylor Myers, and Matthew Pearce. Board discussed hires, raises, volunteers, and handbook approvals for 2009 10.
Glendale High School plans to repair lights at the Roy F. Baker Football Field after a Glendale School Board meeting. Matt Murphy of Pyramid Engineering says the lowest bid of 90,795 from Dufour Inc. of Osceola Mills includes an 82,882 base and 7,913 alternate. He has contacted Philipsburg Borough and the Moshannon Valley Enterprise Center about the contractor, who previously lit Front Street and the Enterprise Center. The bid was approved 5-0 by board members Jasper Franco Mencer Vesnesky and Mulhollen.
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