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Newspaper
Pennsylvania Clearfield Progress
Location
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2009
Page
3
The Clearfield Borough received 34334 in entertainment taxes from the county fair this year. Friday led with 8461, while Saturday dropped to 2934. other days ranged from 1580 to 8089. The board plans a 150th anniversary celebration and potential concerts at Driving Park in May or early June and again in the fall.
At NYU and beyond, young reporters pursue online work and freelance gigs amid low pay and uncertain futures. The piece tracks rising journalism degrees, shrinking traditional salaries, and shifts toward entrepreneurial models and cross disciplinary training to survive the digital era.
General Odierno notes Arab Kurdish tensions as a top concern before January elections amid contested oil north regions. He cites a declining insurgency with violence down from 4,000 monthly attacks in Aug 2007 to about 600 recently. 23,000 Sons of Iraq moved to government roles since 2008 with 5,000 more upcoming.
Gretchen Hiller left 106000 for a borough library building with funds reverting to Houtzdale United Methodist Church if unused. Council considers a resident housing reptiles in a shed, plans to research state laws and owner details. Faith Vroman seeks a demolition permit on Hannah Street. Next meeting set for Oct 12 at 6 p.m.
The Conservancy acquired parcels including Bark Camp Run and Bennett Branch areas to link Moshannon State Forest with State Game Lands No 331 and surrounding wetlands. The project forms a corridor among West and East Mountain Runs and Sandy Lick Creek, aiding wildlife habitat and recreation while bridging eastern Allegheny Wilds to the Allegheny National Forest and Laurel Highlands.
Wall Street seeks a higher open on the last day of the quarter as the Commerce Department reports second quarter GDP shrank 0.7 percent, better than the 1.1 percent drop expected. Dow futures rise 0.3 percent, S&P 500 futures up 0.4 percent, Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.3 percent amid mixed signals on the economy. The ADP report shows September job losses of 254,000 after a revised 277,000 in August, foreshadowing Friday’s Labor Department jobs data. The unemployment rate is expected to edge up to 9.8 percent from 9.7 percent.
A schedule of a health education program details sessions on Whole Grain Bread Baking with Jeanette Stump, Evergreen Valley Vineyards wine discussion by Mark Gearhart, Good Grief with Lori Parks, Mediterranean Diet Home with Anne Quinn Carr, End of Life planning with Sister Rita Kartovich, Keeping Your Brain Fit with Andrea Bressler, Taking Care of Yourself with Shelley Spicher, GPS Basics with Carey Huber, Laughter as Medicine with Roxanne Satturday, Lady Beware with Trooper Bruce Morris, Light and Abundance with Kat Carpenter Litz, and How Sweet It Is with Bernie Clark. An extra $10 fee applies for some sessions.
Pennsylvania lawmakers clash over a gas extraction tax and tobacco levies as Rendell pushes a end of week budget deadline. Bachus questions timing amid rules concerns while Turzai forecasts a budget deal collapse without votes for tax increases. State faces continuing gap since June 30.
Volunteers across a wide region helped produce Our Town Curwensville the 52nd installment in the Our Town series by WPSU TV aimed at highlighting local people perspectives and possibilities in Curwensville and surrounding communities.
Bradford-Greenland Construction Inc Lumadue Excavating Allegheny Contracting HRI Maxwell Trucking Mazzuca Enterprises R.H. Bailey D.T. Construction submit bids with addresses in Clearfield West Decatur Ridgway State College Bellefonte Pottsville Philipsburg Dunbar and total amounts ranging from about 820 thousand to 1.47 million dollars for various projects.
Correction states that Dr Stephen Benson superintendent of the Philipsburg Osceola Area School District proposed training for four of 65 paraprofessionals. The information in yesterday's article was incorrect.
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