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Jim Corbran said the Purple Heart had been "hidden away" by his family since the 1940s. He said he and his sister, Patricia Hamilton, found it in the home of their father, Henry Corbran, after he died in 2005.

Michael Ciotti says he’s been going to Italian festivals his whole life Since he was born in the city, it naturally made sense to create the Latrobe Italian Festival soon after opening his local business. The festival returns to Thompson Street this weekend for the second year, honoring the city’s

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SUNDAY Oroville –Calvary Lutheran Church: 10 Concordia Lane. 533-5017. Visitors welcome. 8:45 a.m. with children’s church. www.calvarylutheranoroville.org. The Gospel of Jesus proclaimed. 533-5017. –Christian Science: Sunday 10 a.m. up to age 20. Wednesday testimony at noon, Christian Science Reading Room. 1940 Bird St. Reading Room open Monday, Wednesday 1-3 p.m. 533-1274. –Church of Jesus Christ […]

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ELKINS — Elkins City Council’s Finance Committee heard from four downtown businesses Thursday requesting $5,000 each due to their sales suffering whil

A Long Island developer has lined up city and state money to help cover some of the costs of a proposed 102-unit Binghamton apartment complex.

Today’s update is about an eight-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

Saint Xavier Nature Preserve Open House The Westmoreland Land Trust will celebrate the opening of the St. Xavier Nature Preserve with an open house on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The 248-acre, Civil War-era dwelling is located off Route 30, just west of the Arnold Palmer Regional Airport.

The owner of a grain silo that dates back to 1928 has applied to tear part of it down. Local preservationists are hoping it can be labeled a local landmark.