Hospice Volunteer Role at Clearfield Center Seeks Helpers
The Volunteer Center of Clearfield County invites volunteers to join hospice teams. Volunteers match with agencies, stay with clients, and help families while offering companionship and light tasks. Contact 765-1398 or 1-800-446-5935 to learn more or to get involved.
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Clearfield County
North Front St
Clearfield
Area Agency On Aging Inc
Area Agency On Aging
Volunteer Centers of
Pennsylvania
Points of Light Institute
Harley raffle aids DuBois downtown revitalization
The Downtown DuBois Revitalization Group funds its efforts by raffling a Harley-Davidson 883 Sportster. Drawing December 19. Tickets five dollars, with a five thousand dollar cash option and smaller prizes. Contact the office at 371-3064 or email downtown dubois verizon.net for details.
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Dubois
Downtown Group
White House signals a shift from public option in health care
The Obama administration signals it is ready to drop a government run public option amid Republican pressure and public unease. Instead a cooperative model may be pursued with consumer owned nonprofits selling insurance, funded by a possible 3 to 4 billion in initial support. Officials say the goal remains choice and competition in the insurance market while avoiding a full government takeover.
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Philip Elliott
Associated Press
Washington
Barack Obama
Obama
Health and Human Services
Kathleen Sebelius
White House
Kent Conrad
D-N.c
Sebelius
Robert Gibbs
Grand Junction
Colo
Conrad
Senate Budget Committee
Senate
Richard Shelby
R-Ala
GOP
Eddie Bernice Johnson
Texas
Congress
Tom Price
R-Ga
Mike Ross
Dark
New York Times
Alaska
Sarah Palin
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Palin
Hatch
CNN
Shelby
Fox News
Johnson, Price and Ross
State of the Union
World stocks and oil slide on U.S. consumer fears
Global markets and crude oil fell as worries over the U.S. consumer outlook dampened hopes for rapid worldwide recovery. European indices slipped with FTSE 100, DAX, and CAC-40 all lower. Japan exited recession, but investors eyed weaker demand and rising anxiety over retail sales and earnings.
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Pan Pylas
London
U.S
Japan
Europe
Germany
DAX
France
Shanghai
Asia
Wall Street
Dow
Standard & Poor
Abercrombie & Fitch& Co
JC Penney Corp
Nordstrom
New York Mercantile Exchange
Matt Buckland
CMC Markets
Winners named in Curwensville Days fundraisers
Curwensville Days organizers announced fundraiser winners from several groups. Winners include Curwensville Area High School Lady Tide Basketball and Sue Moore of Curwensville for a lottery tree, plus Curry and Associates of Clearfield for the 50/50 raffle. St Timothys Church Jerry Ishler of Curwensville for the 50/50 raffle. and Curwensville Days committee member Ruth Stricek for the 50/50 raffle.
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Curwensville
Lady Tide
Sue Moore
Lottery Tree
Curry and Associates
Clearfield
St. Timothy’s Roman Catholic
Jerry Ishler
Ruth Stricek
Birthday column lists Progress area residents on Aug 18 2009
The Progress announces birthdays for area residents with a $50 monthly Birthday Bonus. Names and birthdates must arrive two days before the birthday. Submit proper first names to The Progress offices or via mail or phone to 765-7813.
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Progressland
Cody Doran
Hershal Hubler
Vanessa Johnson
Cindy Knep
Jennifer Kolesar
Aggie Norris
Ie Rusnaken Swanson
Pate Freedell van Allen
David Vasbinder
Greggson
Progress
Clearfield
Curwensville
Philipsburg
P.O
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Houtzdale
Joey Hanna
Nicholas Bartley
Janaye Shimmel
Darian DeLattre
Houtzdale Fire Co
Good St
B. Reifer
Harley Raffle
Bingo Dinu
Pawsson
Juane Bailey
BRU
Tcold Stream Dairy Queen
Buizzard
Math Areas
Gin Scruts of
LSA Dany Oy
East Philipsburg
Dq.com
Knights of Columbus
6Th & Arnold Avenue
Eve Aames
K of C Council
Clyde Ransel
Early Birds
Bill Hilharus
Mairmain
Osceola Mills
R” Printing & Sign Making
Turnpike Avenue Extension
Happy
Rowland Theatre
Tara Art
Aike Green
Martha Lilly
Nhaz
San
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