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The Annual Graduation Digital Edition has the Grad photos in COLOR!
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- David Schaef photo
SENIOR HELP - Brandon Frisky [C], as his Eagle Scout project, built two benches and two planters that were installed in front the Lakeland/Valley Senior Center in Linesville. The planters add a nice touch of decoration in front of the building while the benches give the seniors, who attend the center, a place to sit and relax while they wait for their bus pickup. Frisky was awarded his Eagle Scout Badge at his Eagle ceremony Sat., June 19. He is a member of Troop 220 at Harmonsburg and is a June 2010 graduate of Linesville High School. Senior Center managers Diana and Tammy join Frisky on one of the benches. He is the son of Mark and Nancy Frisky. |
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Written by Lisa Houserman
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Monday, 12 July 2010 00:00 |
An erosion problem at Summit Township's Gibson Park will soon be put to rest as plans are currently in the works to fix the area in question as soon as possible.
The topic began at the Township September 2009 meeting, when Supervisor Harry McGrath imparted some details about a water and erosion situation at the park.
During that meeting he had stated that a grant had been used to remedy a problem of water being taken from one side of the road via pipe and ending up in the recreation area.
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Read more... [Gibson Park erosion project to be underway soon]
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- Kathy Comp CN photo
SUMMER PROGRAMS FOR KIDS! Valley Summer Expedition kicked off this past week with 46 young people and 24 workers meeting at Lord Mason Park Monday, June 28. Twelve samples of electives were visited by the students in order to see which one is going to be their first choice during the six week program. The program will continue every Monday and Thursday from 10:00 - 2:00 including lunch at Lord Mason Park and will run until August 5. In photo above,Pastor Matt Rendulic talks with students about puppet, one of the electives that can be chosen. |
Linesville Police Chief George Davis retired from his position following a contract dispute discussed at a special meeting of the Linesville Borough Council held Tuesday, June 29.
Police contracts in the borough have typically followed 3-year time frames with Davis asking for a 4-year pact that would get him to age 65 and retirement into Medicare insurance plans
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Read more... [Linesville police chief retires following contract dispute]
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