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Season of giving: Area students spread Christmas cheer to families

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Warren County Career Center welding students are helping ensure every child has presents to open on Christmas morning. Now in its sixth year, the group’s participation in a Secret Santa program continues to grow. The program is organized by welding instructor Nate McNett in partnership ...

Warren County’s 250 PA Bells Across America entry unveiled

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More than 40 people got a firsthand look at Warren County’s entry into the 250 PA Bells Across America. Artist LeeAnn Waterhouse was able to quickly complete the project. She said the bell had been delivered to Erie and she actually had to go retrieve it so that she could get a move on the ...

TCCS hosts Christmas concert

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Photo submitted to the Times Observer Tidioute Community Charter School held their Christmas concert on December 11th. Dakota Snyder, band director, said the school’s choir and piano classes, led by Mark Robinault performed. Snyder led the guitar classes, the jazz band and concert band.

How Christmas Evolved Into A Global Holiday

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(AP) — Christmas is a Christian holiday that observes the birth of Jesus. But did you know that the earliest followers of Jesus did not annually commemorate his birth? Or that Santa Claus is inspired by the acts of kindness of a fourth-century Christian saint? And have you heard about the ...

Crafted with Love: WCCC Welding students make Christmas gifts

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A handmade gift represents more than just the finished product. It takes time, effort, creativity and skill. This year, Warren County Career Center welding students are putting those qualities to use by creating meaningful, one-of-a-kind gifts for their loved ones. The annual holiday project ...

Arbor House hosts giving table, Caroling at the Tree by Candlelight

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Photos submitted to the Times Observer The Arbor Coffee House Cafe and Tearoom held a first time event called “The Giving Table” on Friday evening. Items were collected and offered to anyone who may have felt any sort of need with no questions asked. Owners Aaron and Salysa Burdick said ...