Apr 15, 2008 | GantDaily.com
PGC: Do Not Disturb Young Wildlife
“Habituation to humans is a serious concern, as wildlife that loses its natural fear of humans can pose a public safety risk”
Whether hiking in the woods, driving through the countryside or simply enjoying nature, Pennsylvania Game Commission officials encourage outdoor enthusiasts to leave wildlife alone and not remove it from the ... via GantDaily.com
HIV/AIDS: Conference on AIDS, faith
A mini-conference on HIV/AIDS and the faith community will be held 8 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. May 7 for the public in the Family First Health Community Room in York. via The York Daily Record
McVeytown man dies in crash early .....
A one-vehicle crash claimed the life of a 25-year-old McVeytown resident Saturday in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania State Police Huntingdon report. via The Sentinel
Conference on AIDS, faith community
A mini-conference on HIV/AIDS and the faith community will be held 8 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. May 7 for the public in the Family First Health Community Room in York. via The York Daily Record
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Sen. Obama Dealing With Citizen Paparazzi
“I'll do it, but I won't be smiling.”
Sources have identified a citizen paparazzi who got under the skin of Senator Barack Obama during his visit to the Italian Market Wednesday.
Employees at Di Bruno Brothers are still talking about Barak Obama's visit.
"The only other famous person I met was Sylvester Stalone. Barack had better taste in cheese," said one employee.
Outside the famous shop, Obama's patience was tried when he was asked repeatedly to pose for a photographer by an onlooker, identified by sources at Calvin Spiker from Union, New Jersey. Read more
Delmont building serves public for more than century
“When you're in business as long as I was, you meet a lot of nice people”
Most longtime Delmont residents associate the two-story brick building at the intersection of Greensburg, Freeport and West Pittsburgh streets with Mook's Hardware. via PittsburghLIVE.com
A homecoming of sorts for Stephanie Blythe
“What I do will be my own invention or what somebody tells me to do. I'd rather create my own character than imitate others, as great as they were. I believe that in all aspects of life we need more people who march to the beat of their own drummer.”
Mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe sings the role of Amneris in Pittsburgh Opera's "Aida." Some singers travel with their pets, a poodle or a dachshund, perhaps. via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
2007-2008 Deer Harvest Estimates Released
“Although we do not use season-specific harvest data for management purposes, we recognize the public is interested in these harvest estimates”
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reported that hunters harvested an estimated 323,070 deer in the state's 2007-08 seasons. via GantDaily.com
FBI Looking For Serial Bank Robber
The FBI is looking for a man they said is responsible for at least 11 bank heists in Western Pennsylvania during the past two years. via WPXI
Sounding off about high gas prices
“I just don't think this is necessary. The prices, they're ridiculous.”
The ever-increasing gas prices are really putting a crunch on people's wallets, including those at the Sheetz store on Carlisle Road in West Manchester Township today. via The York Daily Record
Four construction projects received 2007 Building Excellence Awards from the Master Builders' Association of Western Pennsylvania. via PittsburghLIVE.com
Trooper's supervisor OK with explanation of child shooting
“Why didn't you check to see if your partner was okay?”
A Pennsylvania State Police sergeant testified today that Trooper Samuel Nassan gave an adequate answer when asked why he shot 12-year-old Michael Ellerbe in Uniontown more than five years ago. via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Former food plant in North Huntingdon put Cereal on map
“For your assurance of OVEN CRISPNESS and appetizing flavor these products are packed in the most improved type package known to the industry. This type package for ready to eat cereals is an exclusive JERSEY feature.”
Most North Huntingdon residents are unaware of the township's early 20th-century leadership in the manufacture of corn and wheat flakes. via PittsburghLIVE.com
Occupation : Director of development and communications, Family Services of Western Pennsylvania Family : Husband, Rich, a Tribune-Review reporter; sons Adam, 7, and Sammy, 5 Residence : North Huntingdon ... via Pittsburgh Tribune
Negative publicity for 'Bodies' operators
Premier Exhibitions Inc. is facing growing opposition to its "Bodies... The Exhibition" tour, with claims mounting the cadavers used in the exhibits came from executed prisoners and that the exhibition is ... via Pittsburgh Business Times
Dept. of Health Reports Flu Incidents on the Rise
“And, to curb the spread of the flu, remember simple prevention measures like washing your hands, covering your mouth when you cough, and avoiding contact with others when you are ill.”
Following a sharp rise in reported flu cases, state Health Secretary Dr. Calvin B. Johnson reminded Pennsylvanians of the steps they can take to avoid contracting or spreading respiratory influenza. via GantDaily.com
$7.5M education and exhibition center planned for historic Westmoreland County site
“The site is vastly underutilized. This education center will help remedy that.”
The Westmoreland County Historical Society has kicked off a campaign to raise $7.5 million to build the History Education Center at Hanna's Town in Hempfield Township . via POP City
Puppy love: 27 snuggly ones find families far away from home
“We're still thinking about it”
Nick Mascolo, 10, of Hyde Park, is surrounded by playful pups at the Animal Rescue League of Western Pennsylvania in Verona yesterday. via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pitt's Tuskegee tribute was a 'gathering of heroes'
Courier Staff Writer View all articles by C. Denise Johnson Pitt's Tuskegee tribute was a 'gathering of heroes' Every leap year brings an additional day of Black History Month . via New Pittsburgh Courier
News Briefs from Feb. 14, 2008
The Pennsylvania State Police say an e-mail warning motorists of a "30-day speeding-ticket frenzy" is bogus. via The Herald