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As a way to give back to her community, 11-year-old Taylor Butler built a lending library, where people can leave and take books for free.
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As a way to give back to her community, 11-year-old Taylor Butler built a lending library, where people can leave and take books for free.
Foothill League coaches announced their choice for Player of the Year and their All-League teams recently.
In a video posted to their social media pages, Deputy Chad Perrigo is seen being wheeled out of the hospital, seen smiling at the deputies who stood by to give him a procession of claps and support. On April 28, fellow deputies responded shortly before 7:30 a.m. to Creekside Road after receiving word that Perrigo, a motorcycle deputy, had been involved in a traffic collision with an 18-wheeler. “(The) semi-truck, 18-wheeler, did a left-hand turn right in front and failed to yield for the oncoming traffic, the motorcycle. It was a head-on collision,” said Sheriff Alex Villanueva in a...
Late school board member honored Greater Latrobe School Board opened Tuesday's meeting with a moment of silence for member Steven LoCascio, who died, at age 67, on Saturday. A Unity resident, he was completing his first four-year term on the school board after serving the district for 41 years as a secondary math teacher, coach, athletic director, assistant principal and principal at the senior high school. "Steve dedicated his life to serving our school community," said district Superintendent Georgia Teppert. "He always made decisions based on what was best for our students. He will definit...
After asking several questions about noise, trees and property taxes, the Sandwich Planning Board on Wednesday, May 5, said âyesâ to a solar farm proposed for a parcel at the end of Jan Sebastian Drive. The 46-acre property, owned by the Housing Assistance Corporation, was the home of a community garden for several years. The unanimous vote by the planning board on Wednesday night will allow the acreage to metamorphose into 2.1-megawatt ground-mounted solar farm. The vote came after an hour-long public hearing. Much of that time was used by Lodestar Energyâs Dan Watson, busines...