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Chip Minemyer | Impact of community journalism personified - Vimarsana News

Chip Minemyer | Impact of community journalism personified

At Randy Griffith’s recent retirement party, his mother recalled the time when her son, then a teenager, went boating on the Allegheny River with a friend.

Editorial | Forensic anthropologist back in area, providing 'essential' info - Vimarsana News

Editorial | Forensic anthropologist back in area, providing 'essential' info

Forensic anthropologist Dr. Dennis Dirkmaat is back in the Johnstown region, once again examining human remains in an attempt to piece together who they belonged to and how they got

Abbeystead disaster 40 years on: how tragedy claimed 16 lives - Vimarsana News

Abbeystead disaster 40 years on: how tragedy claimed 16 lives

Tragedy hit the peaceful village of Abbeystead 40 years ago this week when 16 people were killed in an explosion at a water treatment plant.

Tribune-Democrat reporters named finalists in Robert L. Vann Media Awards category - Vimarsana News

Tribune-Democrat reporters named finalists in Robert L. Vann Media Awards category

Two Tribune-Democrat reporters have been named finalists in the Pittsburgh Black Media Federation's Robert L. Vann Media Awards.

Superintendent reports on Lab School interest count - Vimarsana News

Superintendent reports on Lab School interest count

Applied criteria shifts from prior years and parents say process in bad faith DELMAR –At the April 24 Bethlehem Central school board meeting, Superintendent Jody Monroe reported how she determined the 20 student threshold she set last month for allowing 9th graders to enroll in Lab School next September fell short. Parents cried foul and At the April 24 Bethlehem Central school board meeting, Superintendent Jody Monroe reported how she determined the 20 student threshold she set last month for allowing 9th graders to enroll in Lab School next September fell short.