Tylersburg News

Harmony Jean Baker is celebrating her first birthday today, June 19, 2008 . She is the daughter of Joshua and Elizabeth Baker of Tylersburg.

Keystone considers 'thrown desk' grievance By Greg V. Renninger, Clarion News Writer KNOX - "No one would want something entered into their personnel file that isn't true," Steve Wilson of the Pennsylvania ... via The Clarion News Online

Former president Bill Clinton will be stumping in western Pennsylvania for his wife, Sen. via Kdka.com

“We're looking for long-term solutions”

There was only one item on the agenda of the special meeting, but that item had sparked enough concern that the Clarion-Limestone High School Auditorium was nearly full of students and parents who'd heard of a ... via The Clarion News Online

“The subject was both verbally and physically combative”

An open microphone night at the newly-opened Toby Hill Bar & Grill in Clarion Borough was interrupted late March 28 when police used a taser device to subdue an unruly patron. via The Clarion News Online

The Pennsylvania Attorney General's Child Predator Unit says it's nabbed four more bad guys. via WFMZ

The proposed treatment plant will provide public sewage treatment for residents of the Wentlings Corners area. via The Clarion News Online

“It is important to work with the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services to create a window for immigrants to register for citizenship”

A lawyer turned pastor turned potential Congressmen is a unique career path that republican candidate Keith Richardson of Clarion, hopes to fulfill in his bid for the 5th Congressional District seat. via The Daily Press

“I am recommending a residence hall room increase of 3.75 percent for 2008-09”

Clarion University Trustees recently approved new room and board fees, effective with the 2008 Summer I Session. via GantDaily.com

Clarion University trustees have approved an increase in room and board fees to take effect for the summer session. via The York Daily Record

GOP House candidates file first financial reports By Rodney L. Sherman, Clarion News Editor HARRISBURG - Republican candidates for the state House of Representatives 63rd District have filed their first round ... via The Clarion News Online

Several area schools are headed to the state level Science Olympiad competition following a regional event held at Clarion University. via The Derrick

The attic of the Route 36 home of Lonnie and Roxanne McFarland was heavily charred. via The Derrick

“Heck, there's a small mountain of coal over at Grandma's house”

Trying to hit it rich By Rodney L. Sherman, Clarion News Editor I didn't hit the Powerball lottery drawing last week which is perfectly logical since I didn't buy a ticket. via The Clarion News Online

Six hundred high school students will travel to Clarion University on March 18, for the Pennsylvania Northwest Regional Science Olympiad. via GantDaily.com

“Given the state's funding shortfall and the Act 1 limitations on tax increases, school districts have limited ability to fund these potential new costs”

's State Board of Education wants all high school students to take standardized tests in order to graduate, but the North Clarion school board doesn't think this is a good idea, and on March 10 passed a ... via The Clarion News Online

“Our kids have been short-changed for a long time”

County school directors meet to plan opposition to budget proposal By Tom DiStefano, Clarion News Writer CLARION - The plan is to draft a letter of protest signed by no less than all 64 school directors from ... via The Clarion News Online

“Personally, I think this plan won't start for three or four years.”

This small Cambria County community is on its way to getting a municipal wastewater collection system and treatment plant, eventually eliminating seasonal pooling sewage and contaminated drinking water. via The Tribune-Democrat

Clarion News photo by Jessica Bonk America Celebration March 3. Nearly 100 children attended the event which was hosted by Clarion University students in the Pennsylvania State Educator's Association. via The Clarion News Online

The woman accused of burning down the Tylersburg Tavern last March has pleaded no contest to a count of felony arson. via The Derrick