Black Moshannon Lumber Day awards announced
Winners at The Friends of Black Moshannon 24th Annual Lumber Day festival, held July 18 to 20 in Philipsburg, include Log rolling and log cross-cut champions such as Scott Brown, Dianne Reed, and Giovanni Cipaola across multiple age groups, with overall honors for 2009 given to Daniel Roberts and Genia Harpster. Canoe and kayak race winners include Bud Bryan, Bill Bryan, Jenna Kephart, and Judd Michael among others.
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Philipsburg
Friends of Black Moshannon
Scott Brown
Chuck Harpster
Pennsylvania Furnace
Bud Bryan
Bellefonte
Bill Bryan
Fleming
Eric Yakish
Eric
Daniel Roberts
Howard
Spu'n Bar
Chris Stimer
Pleasant Gap
Scott Trimarco
Altoona
Dianne Reed
Genia Harpster
Tanya Rissmiller
State College
Penny Bechtel
Port Matilda
Lauren Harris
Hollidaysburg
Bree Gearhart
Diane Reed
Kirk Leonard
Michael Culp
Williamsburg
Giovanni Cipaola
Severn
Nikolas Packer
Michael Williamson
Gallitzin
Ryan Deller
Glen Burnie
Stephanie Jo Schaffer
Se Tees
Makayla Donley
Julian
Olivia Pompa
Spi'n Bar
Emily Harris
Dominic Loffredo
Sydney Helm
Linden
Cody Harpster
Tyler Fisher
Weatherly
Brett Fields
Allison
Abbey Williamson
Eva Norakovich
Warriors
Taryn Peacock
Cogan Station
Chuer Chen
Allison Williamson
Grace Wagner
Allison Brown
Pennsylvania
Hanoe
Allitzin
Log Kirling
Jeff Hanlon
Samantha Prisk
Jenna Kephart
Chesapeake Beach
Carrie Kephart
Alyssa Harris
Adrian Robison
Brian Loffredo
Sydney Helms
Samantha Fischer
Williamsport
Judd Michael
Jen Spence
Josh Weyandt
Osceola Mills
Joe Serafini
Eric Kephart
Black Moshannon Boat Rentals
Harold Schnarrs
One million more Americans volunteered in 2008
A government study shows 61.8 million Americans volunteered in 2008, up from 60.8 million in 2007, totaling about 8.1 billion hours. California led with 7.1 million volunteers, donations led by fundraising, and rural areas contributed the largest share of volunteers amid demographic shifts.
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Washington
Corporation For National and Community Service
California
Senior Corps
AmeriCorps
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Census Bureau
World markets steady as rally loses momentum
World stock markets were largely flat as a mixed batch of company earnings and profit taking cooled a two week rally. European indices showed modest moves while Hong Kong and Shanghai rose, and U.S. futures pointed to a weaker start. Investors awaited more earnings data to gauge whether the downturn is ending.
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Pan Pylas
London
Europe
Germany
DAX
France
Asia
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Hang Seng
U.S
Deutsche Bank AG
Eads NV
Airbus
BP PLC
Amon
Arcelor Mitta
Daimler AG
Basf SA
France Telecom SA
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Robert Pike
Spreadex
Time Warner Inc
Dow Chemical Co
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Walt Disney Co
ExxonMobil Corp
Angel Food orders at Allport Gethsemane UMC
Allport Gethsemane United Methodist Church in Allport remains an Angel Food site offering signature $30 boxes, senior meals, allergen free boxes, and monthly specials. August orders accepted Aug 13 6 7 pm and Aug 14 9:30 am to noon at the gym office. Distribution Aug 22 8 9 pm. Payment can be cash check money order or food stamps. Call 345 22 for details.
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Allport
Gethsemane United Methodist Church
Angel Food
Weather Outlook Across Commonwealth Warms With Showers Likely
Weatherwise forecast calls for mostly sunny and warmer conditions today across the commonwealth with a slight chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm in spots. Tonight will be fair and warm ahead of a slow moving cold front with lows mid to upper 50s north and lower 70s southeast. Tomorrow showers and thunderstorms are likely as the front stalls and linger into tomorrow night, followed by a lull Thursday before another system brings more showers Friday. Progressland Outlook shows 20 percent rain chance today in the lower 80s, tonight 60s to low 70s, tomorrow mid 70s to near 90. Extended notes track Thursday through Monday with varied 40–60 percent shower chances and highs mostly in the 70s to low 80s. Regional temps at 7 a.m. list readings from 54 to 68 across locations like Clearfield, State College, Johnstown, Altoona, DuBois, Pittsburgh, Erie, Harrisburg, and Philadelphia.
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Commonwealth
Progressland
National Weather Service
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