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Youngsville Life: Gearing for book sale

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Editor's Note: 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. COMMUNITY NEWS The Weekly Harvest Market at The Suites at the Rouse, 615 Rouse Ave., Youngsville will open for the year soon. The official start date for the market is Thursday, Aug. 27, from 4 to 6:30 p.m., continuing every Thursday with the last date being Thursday, October 1. It’s an outdoor market (inside if inclement weather). There is no cost for vendors to attend, but registration is required ...

Popcorn with a Purpose

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Since the age of two, Brylee Scharrer has been accompanying her grandparents to the Farmer’s Market each Saturday. Last year at the age of 8, Brylee asked Santa for a popcorn machine so that she could sell popcorn this year. If you have gone to the Farmer’s Market during the past two ...

Something’s brewing in muggy conditions

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Humidity tells us two things: One, you will be sticky. Two, there is water in the air, which signals rain. We all have a sigh of relief when humidity dissipates, a cool breeze comes in, and much-needed rain comes our way. Some of us hold our breath when we realize the rain we wished for ...

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League plans Wednesday event A “Meet and Greet “ event with the members and guests of the Warren League of Women Voters will be Wednesday from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Oak Room at the Conewango Club, 201 Market St., Warren. The public is invited to drop in to hear how the nonpartisan political organization works year round to ensure free and fair elections, provide information to help voters make informed choices, and opportunities to defend our democracy. Displays of past league studies, resources on current issues, and good conversations. RSVP at Sallyb228hotmail.com and go ...

Sugar Grove man charged with insurance fraud

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A Sugar Grove man faces insurance fraud charges from the state Attorney General’s office after allegedly trying to report a claim on an insurance policy that had already been canceled. Dominic M. Rotondelli, 23, was charged Wednesday with third-degree felony false/fraudulent/incomplete insurance claim and misdemeanor counts of theft by deception and insurance/intent to defraud. Rotondelli was arraigned by Magisterial District Court Judge Laura Bauer on Wednesday with bail set at $25,000 unsecured. The Attorney General’s office alleges in its Affidavit of Probable Cause that ...