Shirley McMarlin | Tribune-Review
Westmoreland Cultural Trust Arts in the Alley project will use mini-grant funds for an interactive video introducing featured artists.
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Art and music along the Lincoln Highway are getting a boost, thanks to mini-grants funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ Bureau of Recreation and Conservation and administered by the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor.
Westmoreland Cultural Trust received $675 toward creating an interactive video tour of its Art in the Alley project in downtown Greensburg, along with placing plaques referring to the LHHC in the alley itself.
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Steve Weiner of Jaffrey has amassed a large collection of matchcovers, a collection that could well be large than 250,000 individual matchcovers. Weiner has been collecting for over 20 years and hopes to one day open a match industry museum in Jaffrey. Staff photo by Nicholas Handy Nicholas Handy
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