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Local Students Participate In JCC Science Challlenge

May 13, 2012 in AV, BOL, Entertainment, Local Interest, TAB, weather, YouTube

JCC Hosts Science Challenge For Middle School StudentsThe Post-JournalMore than 30 middle school students from the Catholic Academy of the Holy Family and the Austin (Pa.) and Port Allegany (Pa.) school districts participated in The Amazing Science Challenge at Jamestown Community College recently.The winning team was “The Atoms Family,” comprised of Dakota Hostetler, an eighth-grader from Austin; Ashley Anderson, an eighth-grader from Port Allegany; Lorelei Smith, a seventh-grader from Port Allegany; Anna Sena, a sixth-grader from Holy Family; and Emma Pumford, a fifth-grader from Holy Family. More with photo…

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Over 170 Volunteers were honored at each of the Senior Centers

May 12, 2012 in AV, BOL, Entertainment, Local Interest, TAB, weather, YouTube

Over 170 Volunteers were honored at each of the Senior Centers. Volunteersdeliver meals to the homebound, help at the senior centers and AARP Tax Counselors assistsenior citizens with their income tax and property tax/rent rebates. Prime Time Health Advisory Council members were honored at the Coudersport Volunteer Luncheon

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Otto Eldred to Represent McKean County at the PA State Envirothon

May 11, 2012 in AV, BOL, Entertainment, Local Interest, TAB, weather, YouTube

Otto Eldred to Represent McKean County at the PA State EnvirothonThe Otto Eldred team of five students, consisting of Jared Dickerson, Aaron Howard, Zach Mead, Adam Wolf and Noah Jordan took first place overall at the “Wild” Envirothon held on Tuesday, May 8 at the Keating Sportsmen’s Club in Smethport.

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School Bus Wheel Loss Not Result Of Criminal Act

May 4, 2012 in AV, BOL, Entertainment, Local Interest, TAB, weather, YouTube

PSP Says Lost Bus Wheel Incident was Mechanical Failure, Not Criminal Act A mechanical failure, and not a criminal act, appears to the be the reason a set of rear wheels fell off a Johnsonburg school bus Thursday as it was taking students on a field trip to Pittsburgh.In a news release this morning state police say that, from the beginning, they treated the incident as a criminal investigation and had the bus analyzed by their motor carrier safety assistance program, and by forensic service unit troopers.Public Information Officer Trooper Bruce Morris says, “At this point in the investigation the cause of the wheel loss does not appear to be related to a criminal act and may be the result of a mechanical failure.”A review of the remaining fleet of buses by the bus contractor showed no other problems or damages. The investigation is continuing.About 25 elementary school students were on board the bus when the set of wheels fell off, but no one was hurt.After the bus lost the wheels, the driver lost control, but did manage to pull the bus over. Traffic in the area of Route 28 was backed up while crews worked to remove the bus from the road.The students were transferred to another bus and continued on their way to the Carnegie Science Center.Morris noted that other media outlets indicated that there have been several incidents of vandalism in the Johnsonburg Area School District bus fleet, but Ridgway-based state police have received no recent reports of criminal mischief from the bus contractor

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Johnsonburg Students OK After School Bus Loses Wheels On Way To Carnegie Science Sneter

May 3, 2012 in AV, BOL, Entertainment, Local Interest, TAB, weather, YouTube

Johnsonburg School bus loses wheels on field trip Police investigate Route 28 traffic accidentWTAE Pittsburgh A school bus lost two wheels in traffic on Route 28 on Thursday morning, and state police currently consider the vehicle to be a crime scene.Johnsonburg Area School District students from Elk County were on a field trip, headed to the Carnegie Science Center, when they narrowly avoided a disaster in the Creighton area, not far from Pittsburgh Mills.”All 10 of the lugs on the driver-side rear of that bus come off, and both wheels come off the bus, and then it wanted to roll over, and I pulled it off to the side,” driver Joe Mihalko said. More with video…

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Pitt-Bradford opens new writing center to help students improve skills

October 26, 2011 in Local Interest

BRADFORD, Pa. – The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford has opened a new writing
center to help students of all writing abilities strengthen and sharpen their…

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Pitt-Bradford plans open houses for high school students

October 22, 2011 in Local Interest

BRADFORD, Pa. – The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford has planned two open houses
for high school students interested in applying to Pitt-Bradford or in learning…

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Pitt-Bradford working to help lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered students feel safe

October 15, 2011 in Local Interest

BRADFORD, Pa. – Students, faculty and administrators at the University of Pittsburgh at
Bradford are working to help lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered members of the
university…

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Preschool Students Learn to Be ‘Fire Smart from the Start’

October 14, 2011 in Local Interest

Students at Rainbow Corner Preschool learned how to be “Fire Smart from the Start” on Thursday.The Bradford City Fire department made their annual visit to…

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