Elizabeth M. White, 89, of Bradford, formerly of Jamestown, passed away on Tuesday, May15, 2012 at the Bradford Ecumenical Home.She was born on March 7, 1923 in Jamestown, NY, the daughter of the late William and Mary O’Hagan Colwell.On November 29, 1952 she married Bernard D. White, who preceded her in death on May 9, 2011.She was a graduate of St.

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Elizabeth M. White, 89, of Bradford, formerly of Jamestown, NY

Blood Drive TodayAs the local supplier we struggle in the face of other blood drives that take blood out of the area. The Community Blood Bank is the contracted supplier for 18 hospitals, which include Charles Cole and Soldiers + Sailors Memorial Hospitals, in 9 counties in NW PA and WNY including McKean, Potter, Warren, Elk, Tioga and Erie Counties. The CBB supplies 99% of all blood used in Chautauqua and Allegany Counties in WNY.

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Homeowners Getting Break On School Taxes Potter County Today Potter County homeowners who applied for the “homestead exemption” will see a credit on their school taxes this summer, reflecting the discount for owner-occupied homes. School districts will be reimbursed the amount from the gaming monies.Austin Area School District homeowners will see a reduction of $314, identical to last year’s figure

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Tax Cuts Announced From Gambling Monies

Potter CountyTemporary Signals in Use Next Week on Route 6 Work in Potter CountyCoudersport – A roadway improvement project on Route 6 in Potter County will enter a new phase next week, as temporary traffic signals are turned on mid-week. The roadway betterment work will extend the useful life of the roadway and bridges and result in a smoother, safer ride for motorists.

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Temporary Signals in Use Next Week on Route 6 Work in Potter County

Travel Advisory 05/09/2012Clinton CountyAlternating traffic pattern in place on Route 120 due to mud slideRenovo – PennDOT advises that a mud slide on Route 120 (Bucktail Trail Road) in Clinton County has necessitated an alternating traffic pattern.Flaggers will be in place through the night along Route 120 between Kettle Creek Road in Noyes Township and Route 144 in Renovo Borough. It is anticipated that the road will open to normal traffic flow by 3 p.m. tomorrow.Until that time, the area will be monitored to ensure there are no further slides.PennDOT advises motorists to remain cautious and be alert for flaggers along Route 120

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Alternating traffic pattern in place on Route 120 due to mud slide

Anglers, Boaters Reminded to ‘Clean Your Gear!’ to Prevent Spread of Aquatic Invasive SpeciesHARRISBURG, Pa. – With the recent discovery that the invasive aquatic alga known as didymo or “rock snot” has spread further down the Delaware River, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is reminding anglers and boaters that cleaning their gear is the easiest, most effective means of preventing the alga from spreading to other waters.The Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) last week confirmed that on April 18 one of their biologists discovered large didymo blooms over a 40-mile stretch of the Delaware River extending from the area near the confluence with the Lackawaxen River (river mile 279) downstream to the vicinity of Dingmans Ferry Bridge (river mile 239).

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