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Nature is always taking its course

Nature is full of cycles. Day and night, the four seasons, and the water cycle are just a few examples. Perhaps the biggest cycle of all is that of life and death. Often life is our main focus when discussing nature and the outdoors. However, where there is life there must also be death. ...

Youngsville Life

Please email community news to Colette Nelson at Colettenel.ypl@gmail.com by Wednesday of each week to be included in the Youngsville News section of the Saturday paper. Hessel Valley Lutheran Church will hold a benefit spaghetti dinner on Saturday, May 16, from 3 to 6 p.m. or until sold out ...

Youth attend rabbit event

Warren County Rabbit Wranglers attended the Butler County Rabbit Breeders Association show recently. The group, from 4-H, attended to expand their knowledge of rabbit breeds, showmanship and hopping. Each member participated in hopping a rabbit through a series of jumps.

Briefs

Outdoor Club plans Sunday event On Sunday, the Allegheny Outdoor Club will be riding bikes or hiking on the Knox & Kane Rail Trail from Lantz Corners to the Kinzua Bridge State Park. The group will meet at Musante Street in Warren at 1:30 p.m. or at Lantz Corners on Route 219 at 2:15 ...

Engine for past

Every May, across the nation, trains are remembered and celebrated with their own National Day. National Train Day highlights the economic, environmental, and cultural significance of a mode of transportation that was central to the Industrial Revolution, which allowed for the swift transport ...

95th birthday celebration

Nancy Blume of Clarendon celebrated her 95th birthday On May 2. Her children and grandchildren hosted a party at the Conewango Valley Country Club. Pictured from left to right are Rod Blume, Scott Blume, Nancy Blume, Debi Kerner and Tim Blume.