Progressland Picture Puzzler offers $50 prize
The Progress invites readers to identify where a mystery photo was taken for a $50 prize. Send guesses to The Progress c/o Liza Matia P O Box 291 Clearfield PA 16830 or drop them at the Clearfield office. Entries due by August 6 with reveal on August 10 Lifestyles page. No email or phone submissions accepted.
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Clearfield
Progress News offices and hours listed
The Progress News provides office locations for Clearfield Philipsburg and Curwensville with street addresses phone numbers and daily hours Mon through Fri. Clearfield 206 E Locust St 765-7813 7 am to 4 pm Philipsburg 109 N Front St 342-4763 7 am to 2 pm Curwensville 460 State St 236-3468 7 30 am to 3 30 pm Online at www theprogressnews com
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Inside today Birthdays Classifieds Comics Dear Abby and more
A compact page guide highlights feature columns and sections. Readers will find birthdays, classifieds, comics, Dear Abby, editorials, Heloise, hospital notes, lottery results, obituaries, police briefs, sports highlights and weather updates across sections seven through ten.
Philipsburg Osceola Teeners Fall to Punxsby Pirates
Philipsburg Osceola teener team loses to Punxsutawney Pirates in a tight game. Page 9 coverage details score and key plays. Pirates dominate Diamondbacks on Page 9 in a separate recap.
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Philipsburg-Osceola
Ethanol Plant Progress at BioEnergy LLC in Clearfield
Construction at BioEnergy LLC’s Clearfield ethanol plant is on schedule for substantial completion by mid January 2010. About 350 workers on site across contractors, with most major foundations finished except water treatment and grain receiving.
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BioEnergy LLC
Clearfield
Corrine Young
BioEnergy
Ms. Young
Energy Center
Mississippi River
Jeff Corcino
Last check sent to Pennsylvania state workers until budget
The Pennsylvania state Treasury issued what could be the last paycheck for thousands of state employees for days worked before July 1 as a budget impasse halted payroll. About 20 percent of regular pay was issued, with some workers receiving nothing due to benefit deductions. Informal talks between Gov. Rendell and legislators continued amid a multibillion-dollar shortfall, while the state Supreme Court weighs if ordering work without pay is legal, with an oral argument set for Sept. 16 on an employee unions appeal.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Treasury
Treasury
Gov. Ed
Rendell
Senate
State Supreme Court
Longtime friends volunteer at county fair
John Williams and George Waring of Clearfield are among the long serving volunteers at the Clearfield County Fair. Waring began volunteering at 16 in 1946 and has not missed a year since the early 1980s, while Williams, 87, is a former fair board member and 50th year plaque recipient. Fair manager Greg Hallstrom credits volunteers for keeping the fair affordable.
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Jeff Corcino
John Williams
George Waring
Clearfield
Clearfield County
Williams
Mr. Waring
Waring
Fire Department
Fair Board
Greg Hallstrom
Hallstrom
Progressive profile of George Waring from Progressland
Feature snapshot profiles 81 year old George Waring of Clearfield with family Lou Ann Ireland Larry Hoover Leonard Waring. Hobbies hunting corn beef and cabbage country western music and radio table. Best day of life married. Page 6 column 1 includes John R Williams 87 with grandchildren Cindy Poole Patricia Kline Robert Allen Williams and notes golf meals bedside clock and telephone best day multiple moments.
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Lou Ann Ireland
Larry Hoover
Leonard Waring
Cindy Poole
Patricia Kline
Robert Allen Williams
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