Ribbon cutting honors new Punxsutawney ATA Transit Center
The ribbon was cut to officially open the Area Transportation Authority Transit Center on North Find ley Street Punxsutawney. Kenneth Wingo, ATA Board chairman from Potter County, praised the turnout and thanked many including the ATA Board. Mike Imbrogno, ATA CEO, gave the invocation.
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Potter County
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Jefferson County
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Larry McGuire
Punxsutawney Spirit
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Clearfield County
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Ernest Carns
Jeff Pisarcik
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Bob Hallstrom
KTH Architects
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Sam Smith
State House of Representatives
Rhett Kennedy
McKean County
Mark Adams
Joe Scarnati
State Senate
Doug Chambers
Chad Weaver
Karen Keith
Poradas Earn May Garden of the Month Honors
Chris Critter Porada and wife Kelly Porada win Punxsutawney Garden Club May Garden of the Month for their Buck Run Road country estate. The couple maintain seven acres with perennial irises and a lush pond. They moved here 13 years ago and share plants with friends while showcasing signs and murals created by Kelly.
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Punxsutawney Library Hosts Marcellus Q&A Session
Punxsutawney Memorial Library hosted a Thursday evening presentation on Marcellus Shale. RiverQuest educators from Pittsburgh explained what Marcellus Shale is and why it dominates discussion. RiverQuest, a Pittsburgh non profit since 1995, runs a river learning center offering science based programs.
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Marcellus Shale
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Dani Stump
Cramer Reinstated as Reynoldsville Police Officer in Charge
Reynoldsville Borough reinstates Bruce Cramer as officer in charge with back pay effective Monday June 10 after a council vote. The action follows delays awaiting a transcript from a recent hearing and aims for transparency among officials and the police department.
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