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Furnace blamed for blaze that heavily damages Waynesboro upholstery shop
A Tuesday morning fire caused by a furnace inside an upholstery shop in Waynesboro resulted in $65,000 worth of damage, according to Deputy Chief Shawn Adolini of Mont Alto Volunteer Fire Department.
H1N1 vaccine slowly comes to Franklin County
By MARCUS RAUHUT and ROB LUFF Staff writers -------------------- H1N1 vaccines have started to trickle into Franklin and Fulton counties.
Mont Alto seeks funds to move, plant Christmas tree
The Borough of Mont Alto needs an extra $1,000 to relocate and plant this year's community Christmas tree in the borough's newly designed square.
Thumbs Up: Local folks' gumption benefits communities
We're always happy to see examples of local folks who see ways to benefit their communities, and then take steps to make them happen.
Franklin County Young Republicans talk about change at Ronald Reagan Dinner
Local Republicans called for change and offered warnings about socialism Monday night during the second annual Ronald Reagan Dinner hosted by the Franklin County Young Republicans.
Franklin County area smokers fired up about cigar tax
The struggling state coffers will burden smokers to get more revenue. Little cigars -- the ones that come with filters in sweet flavors and look like cigarettes -- will more than double in price because of the state budget crisis.
Alloway, Kauffman, Keller, Rock address Franklin County leaders
Local legislators on Friday touched base with Franklin County municipal leaders on topics ranging from local growth to the legislative preparations for a 2010 state budget.
Penn State homecomings through the depression
Class of 1929 alumni march down High Street in Bellefonte some time during the 1930s.
Kauffman, Rock oppose Pennsylvania budget
State Reps. Rob Kauffman, R-Chambersburg, and Todd Rock, R-Mont Alto, voted against the $27.8 billion state spending plan signed Friday night by Gov.
Our view: Meeting transcripts should be preserved
It's a disturbing and unnecessary trend we're seeing lately -- municipal governments moving to destroy recordings of their public meetings.
Father's Warning for Cold Meds
A local coroner, concerned about the upcoming cold and flu season, says too many children are dying from taking over-the-counter medications.
Father Warns Others About Cold Medicine After Son's Death
While a lot of the country is now focused on the threat of the seasonal and Swine Flu, Franklin County officials are warning parents about the dangers that can come with treating the common cold.
Mont Alto borough officials won't store tapes of council meetings
Concerned about the lack of space for old records in its quaint log cabin borough hall, Mont Alto Borough Council has agreed to destroy the tapes it uses to record minutes of its meetings.
Penn State York tennis rolls to easy win
Penn State York swept the men's singles and doubles en route to an easy 8-1 victory over host Penn State Mont Alto in Monday's team tennis action.
Historical Captain John Cook Marker is rededicated in Mont Alto
The story of Capt. John E. Cook, who participated in John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry, leaves an important lesson for today's generation, according to Peggy Russo, assistant professor of English at Penn State Mont Alto.
Thumbs Up: State park agreement provides fine example
We're pretty impressed with Mont Alto Borough and Quincy Township's willingness to work together to address a problem common to both municipalities.
Lease for Mont Alto State Park back on front burner
Representatives of Quincy Township Board of Supervisors and Mont Alto Borough Council plan to meet this month to finalize an agreement on leasing the Mont Alto State Park from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
THEFT: Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg, are looking for the thief or thieves who broke into an outside fenced-in storage area at the Mont Alto borough maintenance facility and stole $1,200 worth of items commonly used to hook a residence into the municipality's public water system.
Penn State Mont Alto will host a reception at 2 p.m. Sept. 23 at its Museum of Temporary Art to celebrate an exhibit by faculty member Michael Labalokie.
College drinking: Students don't think beyond 'Friday night'
College drinking may begin on campus, but its annoying and sometimes dangerous effects can be felt in nearby communities.
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