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Pennsylvania Clearfield Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 2009

Page

3

Community softball tourney supports Garmont family in need

Seven area church teams will compete in the inaugural Clearfield County Church Softball Benefit Tournament in Morrisdale starting at 8 a.m. to raise funds for Bobby Garmont who survived a July bicycle crash and now faces extensive rehab. Organizers Josh Woods and Preslyn Showers urge more teams and volunteers before Thursday's deadline.

Jeff Corcino Morrisdale Clearfield County Bobby Garmont Bobby Pittsburgh Children’s Institute Pittsburgh Josh Woods Unity Church Softball League Woods The Progress Preslyn Showers Moshannon Valley Church Softball League Gethsemene United Methodist Church Allport Cavall Church of God of Woodland Karthaus Community Alliance Church Amateur Softball Association Mr. Woods Mr. Showers Unity Moshannon Valley Church Clearfield County Fair Lighthouse Evangelical Free Church Ryan Graham Wal- Mart Distribution Center Brookville Wood Products

Clearfield District Mulls Reading Versus Math Scores

The Clearfield district acknowledges stronger math performance but lagging reading results in grades four to six. Officials plan targeted improvements, including Reading Treasures, staff development, and better special education integration, plus tutoring and coaching at the high school. A $40 million feasibility study proposes renovating the high school and closing the middle school with new wing for seventh and eighth grades.

Nicolls Dave Glass R. Denning Gearhart Crabtree, Rohrbaugh , & Associates Mechanicsburg

Darfur Activists Press Obama To Toughen Sudan Policy

Activists from Humanity United Save Darfur Genocide Intervention Network and others launch ads in major papers urging President Obama to enforce consequences for Sudan rights abuses. They cite past statements by Obama Biden and Clinton and target Khartoum while awaiting a delayed Sudan policy review.

Washington Darfur Barack Obama Sudan Khartoum Obama U.S Bush Joe Biden Hillary Rodham Clinton Humanity United Save

DuBois City Council Approves Appointments and Events

New term will expire April 8, 2014. Joe Lazare reappointed to Hospital Authority for four years until May 23, 2013. Lee Keth reappointed to Property Maintenance Board of Appeals for three years to June 24, 2012. DuBois Bakery project awarded to Baker Concrete Construction with a bid of 34,897. Saint Michael the Archangel Parish Labor Day Polish Festival set for Sept 6-7. DAHS homecoming parade planned Sept 25 at 6 p.m. Route Division Street Beaver Drive to E J Mansell Stadium. Street closures 5:45 to 6:30 p.m. Next work session Sept 10 at 4 p.m.

Joe Lazare Hospital Authority Lee Keth Property Maintenance Board of Appeals DuBois Brewery Baker Concrete Construction Saint Michael the Archangel Parish DuBois Area Roger Collins DAHS Division Street Beaver Drive E.J. Mansell DuBois

Rendell touts near budget agreement amid tax clash

Governor Rendell told Capitol reporters negotiators are relatively close to an agreed spend number backed by about 2.5 billion in federal stimulus funds. Senate Republican spokesman Erik Arneson said negotiators are far from a final budget, noting no meeting with caucus leaders since August and a cap at 27.5 billion. Rendell criticized exemptions such as gold bullion sales and cable charges, urging food and clothing remain exempt.

Rendell Capitol Senate Republican Caucus Chamber Senate Gop Erik Arneson Senate Arneson House

Harmony adopts new staff roles and health costs outline

Harmony district approves substitute teachers and assigns Allison Owens and Mark Swager to extra curricular posts, names Douglas Martz as JV basketball coach, co-senior advisers Abby Rorabaugh and Kathy Weaver, and Dawn Wolfe as junior high girls basketball volunteer. It also lists Brian Maykovich as school dentist at 3.50 per student, Debra Schettini Prasko as school physician at 9 per student, sets transportation policy, and outlines pupil accident insurance costs of 22.50 during school time and 90 for 24 hours.

Moritz Terry McConnell Allison M. Owens Mark Swager Douglas Martz Abby Rorabaugh Kathy Weaver Dawn Wolfe Brian Maykovich Debra Schettini Prasko

Township Debates Biosolid Ordinance And State Authority

Graham Township officials weigh timing and drafting of a biosolid ordinance amid DEP jurisdiction concerns and potential state rules. Residents press for action as attorney general scrutiny looms, with debates over advertising, revisions, and possible costs if challenged.

Ivan Kyler Sobel Brenda Spiegle Carr Dep Board of Supervisors Jeff Williams Morris Township Attorney General's Office Corbett Graham Township Steve Condo Mindy Graham Condo Ms. Graham Mr. Williams Williams East Brunswick Graham Beccaria Mr. Carr Mr. Corbett

Coroner identifies man who died in grain silo

Washington County Coroner Tim Warco released the name of 40 year old William Wright of Stoystown who collapsed while repairing an unloader about 40 feet above ground inside a grain silo at a southwestern Pennsylvania dairy farm. An autopsy is pending.

Houston Pennsylvania Washington County Tim Warco William Wright Stoystown Warco

Officials warn of fake intel e-mails from Latvia and Russia

Washington AP report describes three page Homeland Security alert about counterfeit emails posing as the Homeland Security Department intelligence division. The messages targeted Defense Department and state local officials since June, included spyware links, and aimed to steal banking data and passwords. Some wording mimicked actual department assessments.

Washington Homelaw Security Department Intelligence Division Latvia Russia Homeland Security Department Associated Press Defense Department DHS Dod

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