September is Suicide Awareness Month and the YMCA Be Well Program, in collaboration with Family Services of Warren County, will be having their annual Suicide Awareness and Memorial Walk on Wednesday beginning at 5 p.m. All are welcome to walk in remembrance, walk for awareness, walk for ...
Renovation work on the new downtown location of NY Style Deli and Pizza is continuing, but the restaurant’s opening has been pushed back as contractors work to complete several remaining projects. Owners Leah D’Angelo and Mike Simanowski provided an update during last week's meeting of the city’s Redevelopment Authority (RDA). D’Angelo said significant progress has been made inside the building, including completion of the flooring throughout the main floor, the kitchen and dining area. The ceilings, lighting and bathrooms also have been completed, along with the electrical ...
Warren City police officers are investigating a stolen vehicle incident which occurred early Sunday morning in the area of the 500 block of Prospect Street. The vehicle was later recovered following a single-vehicle crash on Perimeter Road, just across the New York state line. According to ...
Meet Sandy Trumbull, who was born in Kane and lived in Marienville and Weldbank for a very short time early in childhood. She has called Warren her home most of her life. A retired LPN after over 25 years at Warren General Hospital, Trumbull also worked at the Rouse for a time. She took ...
TIDIOUTE -- A boil water advisory affecting customers of the Southwest Warren County Municipal Authority (SWCMA) is expected to remain in place into November as crews continue efforts to address filtration problems at the community’s water treatment plant. The advisory, originally issued March 18, remains active because testing showed the system’s combined filter effluent turbidity exceeded Pennsylvaina’s drinking water standard. In the authority’s latest reissue, dated Sept. 10, officials reported that a water sample collected April 15 recorded turbidity above 4.0 nephelometric ...
The Warren County School District Board of School Directors will consider an agenda Monday that includes grant applications, curriculum updates, school safety initiatives and proposed policies governing generative artificial intelligence. Among the larger financial items is a proposed application for a $98,860 Supplemental Equipment Grant for the Warren County Career Center. The funding, if awarded, would support equipment benefiting students in the Protective Services program. The board also will consider applications for Pennsylvania Department of Education Ready to Learn funding ...
