The Civil Air Patrol New York Wing encampment took place in late July at Hancock Field operated by the Air National Guard. Four cadets from the Jamestown Civil Air Patrol Squadron attended basic encampment: C/TSgt Dawson Benson of Bear Lake, C/MSgt Elouise Bilott of Tidioute, C/CMSgt Sarah ...
Pleasant Community’s second Annual “Jump into Fall” Carnival will be Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Pleasant Community Church, 679 Pleasant Drive, Warren. The afternoon of fun will include a bounce house, cotton candy, hot dogs, balloon animals, popcorn and more. The church ...
A Painesville, Ohio, man has been sentenced to between 11 months, 29 days and 25 months confinement after being found guilty at trial of three counts of second-degree misdemeanor recklessly endangering another person. Dylan W. Brown, 34, had been charged in 2024 by the State Police at Corry after an incident in Columbus Township. A trial had been scheduled for October but was continued after a request from the Warren County District Attorney’s office. Brown’s attorney requested a delay in January that was also granted. Brown’s attorney then filed a motion to dismiss the case ...
The Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) confirmed two individuals who tested positive for measles may have exposed others at two separate locations in Lancaster County earlier this month. Millersville University (Aug. 4-5): Individuals attending a soccer camp at Millersville University on August 4 and 5 may have been exposed. Camp attendees are being notified of the potential exposure and provided with resources. Whole Foods Market (Aug. 12): Individuals visiting the Whole Foods Market at 1563 Fruitville Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601 on August 12, may have been exposed to ...
A day dedicated to the community coming together is a day dedicated to strengthening it. Organizers have planned a fun-filled day with something for everyone to celebrate with free family activities, live music, food trucks, games, races, and more. This celebration is more than a ...
When leaders in agriculture convened last week at Penn State’s annual Ag Progress Days, data centers were on the minds of attendees and elected officials alike. Although these lawmakers were from different levels of government and opposite sides of the aisle, they seem to share some common ground over this contentious debate. “Data centers are going to be a part of our life going forward,” said U.S. Rep. Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson, chairman of the federal House Agriculture Committee. “I get that fact, but quite frankly, I do not want to see data centers on prime ...
