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Centre Hall puts community in annual yard sale
Lisa Gonsar, of Lewistown, looks through children's clothing during the Centre Hall Yard Sale on Friday, June 27.
Authority rejects plumbing bidder
The Centre Regional Recreation Authority has rejected the apparent low bid for the Park Forest Swimming Pool plumbing contract because the company's bond didn't meet specifications, regional parks director Ron ...
Teacher accused of assaulting student State police at Rockview are investigating a reported assault allegedly perpetrated by a Bald Eagle Area High School teacher on a student, according to a news release.
Trailer damaged; suspects videotaped State police at Philipsburg said a camping trailer owned by Lee Young, 40, of Hesston, was damaged sometime between March 22 and Friday afternoon while it was parked on ... via Centre Daily Times
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Families offer housing to people with developmental disabilities
“Skills will give you all of the help you need.”
REBERSBURG -- When Nicole Reich decided to take Joey Bishop and Janet Leigey into her home, she thought about issues such as tolerance, acceptance and the desire to help humanity.
She said she thought about the fact that many people with developmental needs are institutionalized who really don't have to be, and how it would be nice to expand her family.
So the mother of two decided 10 years ago that she could give back to the community by helping someone with a developmental need. Her first new family member was Joey Bishop, who doesn't talk. Four years ago, the family grew to include Janet, who has Down syndrome. Read more
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Farmers markets to last all winter
“Both of them were sort of thrown together at the last minute, and this year we're sort of playing it by ear.”
SPRING MILLS -- The weather was springlike on Saturday, and the atmosphere of the indoor farmers market at the Old Gregg Community Center made it feel a lot less like winter.
The Spring Mills Winter Market, which began in November as a way for local growers to extend their season just a little more, was expected to wrap up a month ago. However, the vendors recently decided that interest has been so high they will keep it open through May.
The indoor market will open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at 106 School St., and then at the same location from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday through May, except for Feb. 7 when the market will take a break so vendors can attend the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture conference. Read more
Sometime between 9 p.m. Saturday and 6 a.m. Sunday, a suspect or suspects broke into Shaffer's Country Store in Rebersburg, Miles Township, and stole a large amount of tobacco products, state police at Rockview ... via Centre Daily Times