Photo of Phesant Hunt last fall at L.E.E.K. PreserveL-E-E-K Hunting & Mountain Preserve Open to Public For Annual Fundraiser to Support Wounded Veterans On May 11 & 12Oswayo, PA –L-E-E-K Hunting and Mountain Preserve, a completely volunteer-run facility dedicated to offering therapeutic outdoor programs for wounded veterans, announces an Open House Fundraiser weekend.

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L-E-E-K Hunting & Mountain Preserve Open to Public For Annual Fundraiser to Support Wounded Veterans On May 11 & 12

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January

Winter Holiday – No School – 1/3/2011

Bradford Area School District
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Seussical – 1/14/2011
Special evening performance open to the public.
Tickets: $7 students, $8 adults – available at the Bromeley Box Office.
For tickets contact the Bromeley Box Office at 814-362-5113…

Martin Luther King Day – No School – 1/17/2011
Bradford Area School District…

We’re Moving On – 1/21/2011

Bromeley Theater, Blaisdell Hall, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, 300 Campus Drive, Bradford, PA
Dr. Martin Luther King Special Event
The speeches, life, and times of Martin Luther King by Dr. C. Anthony Jackson.

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Early Dismissal – 1/24/2011
Bradford Area School District…

Business After Hours – Tortugas/protocol 80, Inc./Benefit Concepts, Ltd. – 1/19/2011

Tortugas Restaurant, 109 Main Street, Bradford, PA
Relaxed networking opportunity open to the business and professional community.
Refreshments, light hors d’oeuvres, and business card drawing.
Hosted by Tortugas, protocol 80, Inc., and Benefit Concepts, Ltd.
For more information, contact the Bradford Area Chamber of Commerce at …

LeAnn Rimes Concert – 1/22/2011

Bradford Area High School Auditorium, Interstate Parkway, Bradford, PA
Part of the Bradford Creative and Performing Arts Center’s 2010-2011 season.
For tickets contact 814-362-2522 or arts@bcpac.com

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Harrisburg – Companies drilling for natural gas in the Marcellus Shale must follow
proper well construction procedures to prevent gas…

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Bradford’s Trick or Treating hours are 6-7:30PM  October 31.

BE SAFE this Halloween. Check out a Safety Checklist HERE.

“Trunk or Treat” is the name of the event, and the concept is simple: church members from
both Open Arms Community Church and Grace Lutheran will show up to the Community Life Center Parking Lot behind Country Fair
on Mechanic Street, armed with Candy, and wildly decorated car trunks.

“It’s a way for us to show love to our community, by giving them a good time,” says Pastor John Schubert of Grace Lutheran .

The Community Life Center will be abuzz with games and activities for kids as well during
trick or treating time, from 6-7:30PM

Larry and Alisa Petry with their Spiderman Trunk

The second ceremony will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday in front of the Old City Hall Building on Kennedy Street. This ceremony celebrates the completion of the final phase of the revitalization and redevelopment of the Boylston Street and Kennedy Street area of historic downtown Bradford. The $2.2 million downtown streetscape project primarily funded through Impact Bradford includes the replacement of curbs and sidewalks, which include decorative stamped concrete and traffic-calming areas, new stamped-concrete crosswalks, decorative streetlights, new trees and plantings and the upgrade of the traffic signal at the corner of Kennedy Street and Boylston Street.

Speakers for these ceremonies include Jackie Z. Parker, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development’s Community Action Team. Ms. Parker is representing Govenor Rendell. Other speakers included Senator Pro Tempore Joseph Scarnati, Representative Martin Causer and Bradford City Mayor Tom Riel. The public is invited to help the Bradford community celebrate by attending both of these ceremonies.

We won’t forget the victims…

And we won’t forget the heroes.

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The weather cooperated Thursday night and the crowd was great. Here are a few shots:

First there was a wrap-up party at the Bank Street Community Garden. The party marks the end of the garden’s design and construction. It was also intended to thank Kara Smith and Rachel Ence, the interns who contributed so much to make the project a reality. See our previous post with video.

After the wrap-up party, Bradford held it’s first celebration of National Night Out in the Family Video parking lot on West Washington Street. The City of Bradford Police Department provided children’s fingerprinting ID kits, safety information, and gave tours of the City’s Emergency Response Team van. The local D.A.R.T. (Diving And Recovery Team) were also there to explain their operations. McKean County CARE for Children was on hand with safety information and SAFE Kids McKean County handouts.

Project Pride Manager Linda Campongiani explains the concept behind Bradford’s National Night Out:
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