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June is Dairy Month and as part of the promotion of the dairy industry, Mercer County is once again preparing to crown a new Mercer County dairy princess.
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GROVE CITY – Grove City College is offering online courses this summer in adolescent literature, thermodynamics, social media writing, accounting and a dozen more disciplines.
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EAST LACKAWANNOCK – Twenty-four community members joined together on April 17 to celebrate Earth Day. The East Lackawannock neighbors, many meeting for the first time, participated in an organized litter clean supported by Nicotine Free NWPA. Participants could pick up donated supplies of gl…
FARRELL – Youth who are nicotine free joined Northwest PA’s Tobacco Resistance Unit and they are finding ways to positively impact their communities. On April 16, they participated in a litter clean up to celebrate Earth Day 2021. In a little over an hour, they gathered 14 bags of garbage, t…
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I would like to publicly recognize and thank Liberty Township Supervisors Bob Pebbles, Joe Matthews, and Tony Sunseri for speaking at the DEP Public Hearing on April 15, regarding Tri-County Landfill’s NPDES permit application.
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OIL CITY – Work will begin soon to preserve the bridge that carries Fairview Road over Neshannock Creek in Fairview Township.
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BUTLER – Butler County Community College’s 53rd annual commencement May 19 will feature a series of outdoor, walk-through mini-ceremonies for successive groups of graduates.
MERCER – Thirteen people recently completed the 40-hour Penn State Extension Master Gardener training program on March 4.
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SLIPPERY ROCK — The Doublemint Twins first appeared in chewing gum advertisements in 1939, the same year another set of twin sisters arrived as students at what is now Slippery Rock University.
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FARRELL – The Frank J. Nagy Scholarship Essay Contest, through the Shenango Valley Urban League, is accepting applications. The deadline for submission is April 30.
The Greater Mercer County Association of Realtors honored three of its members and elected officers during its March meeting.
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HERMITAGE – Dr. William “Doc” McDowell is truly the heart of the Kiwanis Club of Hermitage. Not only do his service and compassion inspire all his fellow members to serve more, the whole Hermitage community knows and respects him.
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HERMITAGE – The Mercer County Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol recently promoted an active cadet member from the Shenango Valley.
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