Chapman State Park will be hosting a celebration for its 75th Anniversary on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the park at 4790 Chapman Dam Road, Clarendon. The event will be filled with…
Board moves toward cell phone restrictions
The Warren County School District is moving closer to adopting a districtwide policy governing student cell phone use, with school…
State Attorney General files suit over ‘compulsive’ site
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced the filing of a lawsuit against Snap, Inc. — owner-operators of Snapchat — regarding…
Former President Bush to headline event at Lehigh University
Former President George W. Bush will be heading to Lehigh University on Oct. 29 to participate in a discussion centered…
Officials hail USDA $20M purchase of grape juice
On a rainy Monday, Chautauqua County’s grape growers received some sunshine. One week after a visit to Portland and a…
State says measles deaths are first in 35 years
The Pennsylvania Department of Health on Tuesday confirmed two measles-associated deaths. Both individuals were unvaccinated. These mark the first deaths…
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Consistency key for Jayhawks
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Bridge league results The Warren bridge league announces results from Aug. 17 to 24. — Monday Night Duplicate bridge at the YMCA, first, Russ Kelley and Bill Kuppinger; second, Laurie Curren and Richard Woodruff. — Tuesday Woman’s Club bridge, first, Marge Neel; second, Bill Massa. — Thursday Woman’s Club bridge, first, Carol Stone; second,…
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Youngsville Life
Bridge Club lists results Game results for the Warren Bridge Club recently were listed for the…
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Our Opinion
Our opinion: State can’t sit on reassessment sidelines
We typically represent our political parties either with an elephant or a donkey. But in the case of Pennsylvania lawmakers at the state and local level, the ostrich would be a better representation. No one wants to take on the issue of property reassessments because they don’t want to upset voters. The problem is…
Students are heading back to our county’s schools starting today. With this yearly occasion, we remind…
Our opinion: Using caution as schools reopen
Legislation introduced recently in the state House of Representatives wouldn’t bring an automatic stop to incidents…
Our opinion: Can animal hoarding be slowed?
Good news strikes from an unlikely source. On Thursday the Food and Drug Administration approved Replimune’s…
Other voices: Streamline FDA’s cumbersome regulatory process
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Caterpillars begin to grab attention
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‘Jump into Fall’ event set for Saturday
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Readers' Speak
Something is unfair Dear Editor, Fair week. Always fun. And always well done. Those people work hard. Was attendance down? Friday night was busy. Saturday was not bad. Not sure, but I can’t remember getting my hot sausage sandwich without having to wait in line, but this week I never did. And I ate…