Monday's meeting of the Conewango Township Supervisors was reported to have included a discussion of merging the North Warren and Starbrick fire departments. This was a mistake. "We were never talking about a merger," Conewango Township supervisor Jeff Zariczny stated on Wednesday morning. "We ...

The incorrect house ran in a photo accompanying a story about EOC's purchase of a property at E. St. Clair St. in Warren, published Dec. 24 in the Times Observer.

In the Oct. 31 story "Deputies serve in another way," facts attributed to Community Blood Bank were actually obtained from Central Blood Bank.---The Operation Christmas Child program also accepts shoe box donations for two- to four-year old children and five- to nine-year olds.

Several regional model train enthusiasts will welcome the public into their homes on Saturday, Nov. 21, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. An incorrect date was published in Tuesday's Times Observer.

Art will be accepted in the Henry Rouse Eleventh Annual Permanent Collection Juried Art Show on Nov. 15 and 16 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Incorrect information was published in a Community Life news brief in Monday's Times Observer.

Lawrence Willis, listed as a resident of 1119 Pennsylvania Ave. W. - one of two houses involved in a structure fire on Monday - was inadvertently identified as Lawrence Wills in Tuesday's Times Observer.

Farmington Township will hold a clean-up at the township building on Saturday, Oct. 10 - from 8 a.m. to noon, not Oct. 19. Car loads are $5, and trucks $10. Electronics and tires will be accepted for an additional charge. No hazardous materials will be accepted.

In the story "Wiles: Let's take students to primary" published in Monday's Times Observer, the contact email for Free Books for Kids Town was previously submitted as freebooks@gmail.com. That email address is actually kidsbooks4free@gmail.com.

It was reported in Wednesday's Times Observer that the Conewango Valley Country Club Hickory Shaft Centennial Celebration is free to play along with regular clubs by the public. The event is free to watch, but regular greens fees apply to playing the original nine holes.

A story on the front page of Thursday's Times Observer about money owed the Warren County School District by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, cited the figure as $97,000. The actual number, according to WCSD Business Manager Jim Grosch, is $907,000.

In a front-page story in Thursday's Times Observer, Joseph J. Logren, Jr.'s address was reported as 108 Oak St., Suite 207. City of Warren Police Department Detective Anthony Chimenti said documents were updated with the correct address of 1016 W. Fifth Avenue. Chimenti also said intimidation ...

The annual EMS Golf Scramble sponsored by Emergycare will be held Friday, July 24 at Blueberry Hill Golf Club. Registration opens at 12:30 p.m. with a shotgun start at 1:30. All proceeds will benefit students attending Camp EMS from Warren and McKean counties.

A front-page story in Tuesday's Times Observer about the Warren County School District board of directors voting at Monday night's meeting to terminate the "professional contract of Mr. Bancroft, Mathematics Instructor at Warren Area High School" did not include his first name. His full name is ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - In a story June 16 about a plan to appoint Pennsylvania appellate judges instead of electing them, The Associated Press erroneously reported how judges would be picked for an initial four-year term. The judges would be appointed, not elected.

Dustin Martin's name was left out of the Tidioute graduate list published in Saturday's Times Observer.

The subjects of a photo on page A3 in Thursday's Times Observer were inaccurately identified. The photo showed the 2-year-old Dexter steer, Ewok, being led by Bailey Brucker.

Dakota Curry's name was inadvertently omitted from the caption that ran with the story "Checking Their Work" in Thursday's Times Observer.

Tidioute's Memorial Day parade at 10 a.m. Monday will be followed by a lunch at the VFW post home, open to members and guests, not the public as was reported in the Tidioute news in Wednesday's Times Observer.

Brian Whitney, 52, Titusville, formerly of Sheffield, unexpectedly passed into the next life following a brief illness in UPMC Hamot, May 20, 2015 at 4:15am. He was born in Warren, November 3, 1962 to Dennis Whitney, Sheffield and the late Susan Bemus Whitney.A lifelong area resident, Brian ...

Mary Titulaer Danielson, 70, of Warren, PA, passed away on Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at the John and Orpha Blair Hospice Home.Born on October 20, 1944 in The Hague, Netherlands, she was the daughter of the late Frans and Cornelia De Nijs Titulaer.Mary was formerly employed with environmental ...