Right now at Audubon, it is Discovery Walk season, where schools come to us for field trips to explore nature. One activity that we regularly do on these walks is flipping over logs to find the creatures living underneath. Before turning over a log, you can make observations that tell a ...
The Chief Cornplanter Council, Boy Scouts of America recently held its annual volunteer recognition dinner. The Silver Beaver Award recognizes registered scouters of exceptional character who have provided distinguished service within the council. The District Award of Merit is given to a ...
More than two months after a boil water advisory was first issued for customers of the Southwest Warren County Municipal Authority (SWCMA), public records obtained through Pennsylvania's Right-to-Know Law are shedding new light on the long-running operational and regulatory issues that preceded the ongoing water crisis. The records, obtained by a Tidioute resident from the Tidioute Borough, SWCMA and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), include more than 1,500 pages of documents, inspection reports, violation notices, correspondence and compliance records ...
In Warren County, the legacy of women isn’t just preserved in history. It can be seen in storefronts, boardrooms, and community spaces, where a new generation of leaders is building on foundations laid by women who came before them. After many years as a teacher and then a childcare ...
This week, members of the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD) approved more than $21 million in state and federal grants to make communities safer, support victims of crime, reduce youth violence and substance use, and support individuals in county jails with life-saving treatment to overcome opioid and substance use disorders. “This approved funding represents meaningful investments in safer, healthier communities across Pennsylvania,” said Kirsten Kenyon, PCCD Executive Director. “From expanding services for child victims of sexual abuse and resources for ...
Scott Newton, owner and pharmacist of Gaughn’s Drug Store, thought he was protecting pharmacy access for his customers when he sold his Port Allegany location to Rite Aid. That pharmacy, Darling said, had served the local community since 1937. The location was busy - but was not making ...
