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In brief | Premiere Wednesday for Viet vets movie
Premiere Wednesday for Viet vets movie The Johnstown premiere of "We Never Got the Welcome Home," a documentary about Vietnam veterans from western Pennsylvania, will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Pasquerilla ...
Meeting canceled; Northern Cambria residents still vent
About 20 borough residents turned out for a meeting Monday night that never happened.
Camera system aimed at deterring vandalism
Just a few years ago, there wasn't much need for security or surveillance at Johnstown's dilapidated and unused Roxbury Bandshell.
Fireworks show features bigger and better finale
While there has been a lot of talk in recent months regarding a new pool facility, there is one feature offered at the current pool that has been noticeably absent from the proposed designs.
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Case pending. Jason Andrew Watson, 27, of the 100 block of South Cherry Street, Ebensburg, was charged with possession of a controlled substance and public drunkenness.
Felony counts could be refiled
The Cambria County district attorney's office said that - although felony counts against Northern Cambria police Chief Kevin Stanek were withdrawn Monday - they could be refiled if the remaining case is not ...
Northern Cambria Borough employee faces charges after fistfight
A Northern Cambria Borough employee responsible for the borough crew faces charges after he and a resident got into a fistfight Monday afternoon on Kennedy Avenue.
Felonies dropped against Northern Cambria police chief
Northern Cambria Borough's police chief likely will return to his job soon, after felony charges against him were withdrawn Mon-day at his preliminary hearing.
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Three BiLo Foods stores to be sold
Three area BiLo Foods stores are being sold. "The stores are not closing," said Chuck Beeler, spokesman for BiLo Foods-owner Penn Traffic Co.
Fairy-tale thank you | Arts center plans Fantasy Day for 40th milestone
BY RUTH RICE RRICE@TRIBDEM.COM A local arts center known for its work with children will celebrate its 40th anniversary by bringing storybook characters to life.
Boroughs receive signs for pedestrian crosswalks
Portage, Hastings and Northern Cambria boroughs are the latest municipalities in the area to receive pedestrian safety signs from PennDOT.
For safety and protection, it makes perfect sense. No, it unfairly restricts my feeling of freedom.
Absence of job opportunities foils northern-area career fair
A career fair planned Thursday at Pennsylvania Highlands Community College was canceled due to lack of a key ingredient: Available jobs.
Bill Hastings: Gas prices, fireworks, Linda, Alexis, etc.
If you're interested in "dumping the pump" and still enjoying a week of fun, fanfare and food, keep July 8 through 12 reserved.
Northern Cambria council-change proposal meets opposition
About a decade ago, members of the transition committee representing Barnesboro and Spangler went to great lengths to make the creation of Northern Cambria Borough go smoothly.
School board set for budget meeting
School board members will hold a second special meeting within a week to hash out the district's proposed $15.4 million budget for the upcoming school year.
The home of the Colts, the Palace Hotel and the best of all that was Barnesboro and Spangler.
Student filmmakers nearly finished with veterans documentary
The Vietnam War ended long before they were born, but a group of budding filmmakers hopes to give a voice to veterans who fought decades ago.