Graffits Named Substitute Assistant Principal For District
Board approves Graffits as substitute assistant high school principal effective immediately at 295 daily. hires Joan Bojalad as elementary teacher at Step 3, Nicole Rowles as secondary English instructor at Step 1. both contingent on clearances. also hires Gae Kane as Title I teacher's aide at 7.25 per hour and Beth Bressler as part time kindergarten aide. Stacey McGarry becomes part time personal care aide. Robert Shearer approved as volunteer soccer coach for 2009-10. Board to meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the administrative offices boardroom.
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Graffits
Joan Bojalad
Nicole Rowles
Gae Kane
Beth Bressler
Stacey McGarry
Robert Shearer
Irvona Fire Co. convention set with parade and bands
Dudley Spencer, president, notes the Irvona Fire Co. convention runs Thursday to Sunday with a large parade, fire service contests, queen’s contest, and live music by One Way Band Micheal O Brian and Full Kilt Band Just 4kicks. Wristbands go on sale, and 17 queen contestants are signed. Volunteers invited at a 2 p.m. meeting.
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Dudley Spencer
Irvona Fire Co
Double M Amusements
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Mr. Spencer
Spencer
Micheal O’brian
4Kicks
Irvona
Parade
Terry Collins Sr
Irvona Road
Rose Street
Rose
White Street
Anita Street
Dorsey Avenue
TYK
St. Lawrence Road
Irvona Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Ae Rane Iron
Irvona Firehall
Queens
Glendal Spirit
Truth and Fellowship Church
Si Zpms
Rose’ ‘St
Glendale Valley
Bookmobile worker serves Clearfield County and beyond
Mr Kercenneck, Shaw Library maintenance worker, travels to 23 communities and five nursing homes in Clearfield County. He volunteers with the Clearfield County Society of Handicapped/Disabled Citizens, serving 17 years as president, while also helping Santa Claus volunteers and library programs. He values daily fieldwork, community ties, and aiding disabled residents through equipment lending and grants.
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Clearfield County
Shaw Library
Kercenneck
Ang
Shaw
Curwensville Public Library
Mr. Kercenneck
Clearfield County Society of Handicapped/Disabled Citizens
Kathleen Wolford
Santa
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Budget impasse delays PA tuition grants
HarrisburgAP Hundreds of millions of dollars in Pennsylvania college grants are held up by a six week budget impasse. About 172,000 students await amounts from the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency as Republicans seek 386 million while Gov. Rendell pushes 460 million. Last year grants totaled 407 million, with a 454 million peak the prior year. The maximum grant is 4120 dollars. Penn State and other schools have said they will front fall semester grants if the budget remains unfinished.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Ed Rendell
Penn State
Defendants face multiple charges in separate alleged assaults
In one case a man allegedly coerced a girl in a vehicle and later admitted kissing her on the lips while claiming health issues for bail relief. He remains jailed on $35,000. In a separate incident Michael Rodriguez Jr of New York is charged with burglary assault and multiple counts after a woman woke to a choking attack at a West Scribner Street home. Rodriguez is jailed on $150,000 bond. Police recovered stolen vehicle a damaged deadbolt a palm print and a pink Samsung phone as evidence.
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Mr. Clontz
Clontz
Clearfield County
Michael Rodriguez Jr
New York
Rodriguez
West Scribner Street
Mr. Rodriguez
Specter and Sestak push case to Pa bloggers
At Netroots Nation in Pittsburgh Senator Arlen Specter argues for a sixth term citing experience and health care reform while Democrat challenger Rep. Joe Sestak promotes his own record and plans. Both favor ending don't ask don’t tell and oppose DOMA, and back federal representation for Washington DC.
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Dan Nephin
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Arlen Specter
Specter
Netroots Nation
Robert Bor
Supreme Court
Justice Kennedy
GOP
Joe Sestak
Sestak
Navy
Philadelphia
L Rience
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Grassley
Grandma
Washington, D.C
Asian firms gain share in Cash for Clunkers sales
Washington reports show Asian automakers capturing most top selling models in the three week old Cash for Clunkers program. Toyota Corolla leads as the most popular trade in, Toyota surpasses GM for share while Ford Focus and Ford Escape are the only American makes in the top ten. The program offers 3500 to 4500 rebates to trade older, less fuel efficient vehicles.
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Washington
Toyota Motor Corp
General Motors Co
Clunkers
Focus
Congress
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Evi Dary
Rose St
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Just4kicks
Bookmobile
Kathy
Union
Canada
Santa Claus
Debbie Clark
Saint Nick
West Decatur
Dot Brown
John and
Carol Ramigh
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