Fifth Ward split urged to aid assessments in Warren
Warren borough leaders consider dividing the Fifth Ward into two sections to improve property assessments and play area access. A reduced council or ward reconfiguration is debated, with support for keeping strong representation across the borough. The issue intersects with playground needs and community services as discussions move to a special committee.
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Display of Indian relics by Col Ayres at Warren Library
Col Edward Ayres, retired Army officer from Sheffield, brings a 3000 piece collection of Allegheny valley Indian relics to the Warren Public Library. Curtis Carlson watches as Ayres explains each artifact including a red tipped arrow head said to be poisoned. The pieces were surface finds from river and stream beds, collected with his father after his 1952 retirement.
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County residents demand answers on funding methods
Citizens across the county question how to secure enough funds without repeated costly efforts. They urge representatives to speak plainly about the need for reliable funding strategies and long term fiscal plans.
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