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Moccasin making among draws at skills weekend
Reenactor Ghost in the Head always wanted to celebrate Native American crafts through hands-on demonstrations.
These are some of the events througout history that happened on July 3rd. 1608 , French explorer Samuel De Champlain founded Quebec, Canada.
Touchstone reaches out to kids
Bridget Mayak, art teacher for the Somerset School District, wants to give children the knowledge and the confidence that they need to create their own works of art, not just for now, but for life.
Homicide yields PROMISE and hope
Less than a year ago, Jay Donaldson's son, Jehru, became another victim of senseless gun violence.
North Clarion finalizes tax hike
The North Clarion school board June 23 unanimously adopted 2008-09 budget predicting expenditures will outstrip revenues by nearly 19 percent.
Native Americans Celebrate White Buffalo
Native Americans from throughout the country gathered in Fayette County on Saturday to celebrate the second birthday of a rare white buffalo.
American Indians will gather in Fayette County this weekend for a spiritual experience that includes a celebration of the birth in 2006 of an unusual white buffalo.
Boy Scouts begin camp, remain cautious of weather
Dave Koltash's heart was sickened by the deaths of four Boy Scouts in an Iowa tornado this week.
Greetings from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Greetings from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Now that the D.C. Circuit's Judicial Conference has ended, I have left Farmington, Pennsylvania and made the 70-mile journey to Pittsburgh.
Herring learned how to work hard early on
Kelsie Herring and Allen Zieglar will represent Uniontown High School in the Fayette County Student/Athlete Scholarship Program, sponsored by Davis and Davis Attorneys at Law.
It's a fact. The cost of public transit in Fayette County is about to increase. During a public hearing at the Fayette Area Coordinated Transportation public transit center on Friday, Lori Groover-Smith of the ...
Governor Ed Rendell has the cure for what ails Warren County's bridges. Under Rendell's "Rebuild Pennsylvania" program, an additional $200 million per year would be invested in repairing and replacing deficient ...
Mukasey defends military courts
FARMINGTON, Pa. - Attorney General Michael Mukasey, defending military commissions to prosecute suspected terrorists, told federal judges yesterday that the upcoming trials will be "in the best traditions of ...
Mukasey defends military commissions to prosecute terror cases
FARMINGTON, Pa. - Attorney General Michael Mukasey is defending the use of military commissions to prosecute suspected terrorists.
Blog Panel at D.C. Circuit Judicial Conference
I will be taking part in a panel discussion on "The Impact of Legal Blogs". Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh will moderate the panel, and my fellow panelists are Howard Bashman, Dahlia Lithwick, and Eugene Volokh.
Leeper landfill officially closes
The Leeper landfill officially closed its doors as planned on Friday. It will now be up to the individual haulers to determine which alternative site to use.
Fort Necessity volunteers to learn American Indian ways
Before volunteers at Fort Necessity National Battlefield can talk about the ways of the Eastern Woodland Indians, they're going to have to learn them firsthand.
Firefighters from six departments in Pennsylvania and New York battled an early Friday morning fire which destroyed a barn near Lander.
Farmington project advances, but draws criticism
Farmington project advances, but draws criticism By Tom DiStefano, Clarion News Writer LEEPER - Some of the people at the Farmington Township supervisors' meeting were there to witness the opening of bids for ... via The Clarion News Online
Bringing the past into the present
“It's the sort of thing that you listen to that brings the past into the present.”
The celebration of the National Road as America's first federally funded highway begins in Fayette County today and continues through Sunday as a wagon train begins its annual trek along Route 40. via PittsburghLIVE.com