HARRISBURG – With volunteer fire companies across Pennsylvania wrestling with staffing issues, Senator Dan Laughlin, who represents the 49th district, believes firefighter training for inmates can fill that community need and give individuals valuable skills that can help them reintegrate in…
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A class of 12 students received certificates of achievement in the …
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The Titusville High School Student Council is cosponsoring its 43rd…
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Pennsylvania State Representative and House Health Committee Chairm…
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BROCKWAY, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania-based nursing home company has …
At a gathering of more than 10,000 veterans, two local VFW commande…
BROCKWAY, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania-based nursing home company has agreed to pay more than $15.4 million to resolve allegations of overbilling for medically unnecessary rehabilitation therapy services, federal authorities said Wednesday.
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At a gathering of more than 10,000 veterans, two local VFW commanders were presented with VFW All-American Honors, which commemorate those who go above and beyond in their roles as leaders of the group.
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The Crawford County Fair may be more than half over, but the number of Titusville area residents competing doesn’t seem to be slowing down.
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It was a good day for Titusville area kids at the Crawford County Fair on Tuesday, as young local residents were able to walk home with several ribbons and titles across multiple contests.
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SLIPPERY ROCK — Felony charges were filed against Michael Simmons, former Titusville police chief, for using a fake PayPal account to hide fraudulent activity during his tenure as Slippery Rock University’s Chief of Police.
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A preliminary hearing for Rochelle Cressman that was supposed to occur Thursday morning was rescheduled to late June.
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A group of nine candidates for the position of Crawford County Commissioner took questions from the public at a forum organized by the Titusville Herald.
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As people grow older, it is not uncommon for one or more of their senses to diminish over time. However, one local senior care service is warning of the potentially severe mental health impact the loss of those senses can have on a person.
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Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman found Venango County strongly in favor of the legalization of recreational marijuana on Sunday, at least based on the portion of the county that came to voice their opinions at his listening tour stop at Oil City High School.
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A bill currently making its way through the Pennsylvania Senate would give hunters an extra day each week to ply their trade during hunting season.
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A former Titusville man received high accolades for his work of teaching students at Cranberry High School that finding a form of physical fitness they enjoy is a path to a better life.
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Two employees of the Crawford County branch of the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) were among a five-state delegation sent to Washington, D.C., to request more funding for the program.
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HARRISBURG (AP) — Democrat Bob Casey has won a third U.S. Senate term from Pennsylvania, beating Republican Rep. and Donald Trump supporter Lou Barletta in a state the president won two years ago.
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U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly (R-3) spoke during the Titusville Rotary Club’s weekly luncheon meeting on Tuesday at Towne Square Building.
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While northwestern Pennsylvania might be a fair distance from Hurricane Florence, which made landfall in North Carolina Friday, that hasn’t stopped several area volunteers from stepping up to help with storm relief.
A slew of purple and blue ribbons adorn the lattice hanging above Abagail and Andrew Bryan’s cows in the 4-H barn at the Crawford County Fair, including a plethora of new ones won Thursday, when the siblings claimed the titles of Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion, respectively.
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A third priest who previously served at St. Titus Church has been found in the recently released grand jury report on sexual abuse in Pennsylvania Dioceses.
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The Titusville home where journalist Ida Tarbell grew up was filled with people, including many dignitaries and two U.S. Congressmen, on Friday morning as U.S. Rep. Glenn ‘GT’ Thompson (R-5) announced the introduction of federal legislation to recognize northwestern Pennsylvania’s historic r…
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Following a rocky year for the University of Pittsburgh’s Titusville (UPT) campus, the state and the University of Pittsburgh will commit $4 million to renovate the existing buildings into classroom spaces where traditional courses and region-specific job training will be provided.
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Concern the governor may push for changes in the formula that determines state funding for schools has Titusville’s representative in the state House warning of a multi-million-dollar shortfall.
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PITTSBURGH—The Executive and Budget committees of the University of Pittsburgh’s Board of Trustees today approved capital and operating budgets for the 2018-2019 academic year. Together, these budgets will fuel the university’s accelerated rise in academic excellence, institutional support f…
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For many years since he put away his clipboard and whistle, former Titusville head football coach John Wiley has been waiting for the call to the hall.
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A total of 518 Titusville residents headed to the polls for the gubernatorial election on Tuesday, to cast their vote for congress in the 16th Congressional District race.
