Information Session Planned for Nursing Degree ProgramsDuBois – An information session is slated at Penn State DuBois where registered nurses can learn more about earning their bachelor’s degree in nursing. The Accelerated RN to BS Degree offers two program options for registered nurses to quickly earn a B.S

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Free Program On Technical Career Options For Youths Potter County Today A free program is being held at the Career and Technical Center in Port Allegany in June to introduce area youth to technical job opportunities in the region, and to educate their parents about these options. Students will participate in a skills development activity, tour the facility and work on projects in the center’s labs — changing the oil in a car, laser-engraving a wood product, building a small piece of furniture, developing a website, designing a newsletter, upgrading a computer and cooking. Dates are June 11-12 for students entering grades 5-6, and June 13-14 for students entering grades 7–9.

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Gannon to Offer Master of Education/Curriculum and Instruction at PCEC in CoudersportEarn a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from Gannon University in fourteen months with the close-to-home convenience you need! With this 31-credit, Summer and Online Blended program, attend 3 week-long, face-to-face classes this summer and another 3 classes next summer in Coudersport

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Coudersport Area Lions Club donated $1000.00 to a fund spearheaded by Borough Councilmen Brian Wahlers and Todd Husson; the fund was set up to offset the match on a $40,000 grant that has to be used or given back by July. When Brian Whalers became aware of the grant he began to solicit funds and support for the project, an unoffical total of $13,000.00 has been collected so far. Councilman and Lion Ron Angood has joined Whalers and Husson in their efforts to raise $30,000.00 to $50,000.00 to resurface the tennis court and basketball courts along with new equipment and a handicap ramp.

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The Roulette Township Public Library and Roulette Township Supervisors, in conjunction with the Experience Works Program, may be looking to hire 2 to 3 trainees to staff the library and recycling in Roulette.There are minimum age and income requirements to be eligible for this program, and you must be a resident of Potter County.There is an open job order at the career link office that can be used to apply or you may contact the regional office directly at the information listed below for more information.Louise WybleEmployment &Training Coordinator56 Plaza LaneWellsboro, PA 16901570-560-6400 X3909570-724-6620 (fax)

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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

May Declared Motorcycle Safety Month by Governor CorbettPennDOT Reminds Everyone to Share the Road, Practice Safe TechniquesHarrisburg – With the promise of warmer weather and increased motorcycle presence on Pennsylvania roadways, Governor Tom Corbett has signed a proclamation designating May as Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.PennDOT Secretary Barry J. Schoch says motorcycle safety is the responsibility of both riders and drivers.“By riding within the limits of their ability and by wearing the proper safety gear, motorcyclists can do a lot to protect themselves,” Schoch said. “But motor vehicle drivers also have a responsibility to keep an eye out for motorcycles and do what they can to share the road and keep riders safe.” Although motorcycle use is on the rise – the number of registered motorcycles climbed by more than 5,600 and licensed motorcyclists grew by 8,500 last year – crashes and fatalities were down from 2010.

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