Osceola Mills 50th Anniversary Committee Reviews Upcoming Events
Osceola Mills 50th Anniversary committee met at the VFW post to review recent events and discuss upcoming activities. Highlights include a successful Fourth of July celebration, a second-place parade float, and plans for a Moshannon Creek Watershed festival with bands and vendors. A yard sale and a kids parade are planned, with Spirit Day set for Sept. 12 and a flower show Aug. 8. The group seeks vendors, judges, and call-backs for various fundraisers and commemorative shirts are selling. The next meeting is Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. at the VFW.
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Wendy B. Lynn
Osceola Mills
Osceola Mill
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Osceola Memorial Post No
Charlotte Kanour
Floyd Hauth
Historical Foundation
Moshannon Creek
VFW
Appalachian
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Ark
Vanetta Kennedy
Hauth
CNB Bank
Columbia Firehall
Women’s Civic Club
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Philipsburg
Paul Cowher
Theorough
AARP Pennsylvan ia Town Hall With Rep Glenn Thompson
DuBois seniors attend a free 9:30 a m town hall at Lakeside United Methodist Church to hear U S Rep Glenn Thompson discuss national health care reform and financial security updates and ask questions.
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Dubois
Clearfield County
AARP
Pennsylvania
U.S
Glenn Thompson
R-5
Splash for Cash raises funds for Clearfield swim groups
The Clearfield Aquatic Club and Clearfield Community Pool board hosted Splash for Cash at the Clearfield Community Pool on July 14, raising about 800 for the groups. Swimmers set age group records and logged just over eight miles in laps, with multiple top performers and awards noted, as organizers praised community support and outlined changes to fair booth funding.
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Clearfield Aquatic Club
Clearfield Community Pool Board of Directors
Clearfield Community Pool
Megan Durandetta
Nicholas Vaon
Lauren Conrad
Wyatt Flanagan
Karli Bietz
Paige Conrad
Scott Yeager
Leif Hoffman
Yeager
AJ Flanagan
Community Pool
YMCA
Clearfield High School
Community Pool Association
Community Pool Board
Clearfield County Fair
Splash
Clearfield
Mr. Flanagan
Clearfield Swimming
Pa state system approves 3.7 percent tuition hike
The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education board voted a 3.7 percent rise for resident undergraduates to 5554 with nonresident tuition up to 13886. The annual tech fee increases nearly 14 percent. Penn State and Pitt press Rendell to restore stimulus funds to curb further rises. Nearby debates on budget and legalizing video poker also shape aid for 14 state universities.
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Peter Jackson
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Pitt
Ed Rendell
Board of Governors of
State System of Higher Education
Kenneth Jarin
University of Pittsburgh
Board of
State College
U.S. Department of Education
Pitt, Temple
Lincoln
Rendell
Chuck Ardo
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Dante Santoni
D-Berks
Bloomsburg
California
Cheyney
Clarion
East Stroudsburg
Edinboro
Indiana
Kutztown
Lock Haven
Mansfield
Millersville
Shippenshur
Slippery Rock
West Chester
Ryan Jerico
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