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NAACP questions Our Town fund | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

NAACP questions Our Town fund | News, Sports, Jobs

A report issued late last week by the Blair County branch of the NAACP has caused some consternation among local officials because it infers that the relationship between the Blair County District Attorney’s Office and Operation Our Town is fraught with ethical and possible legal issues. The report, released by NAACP President Andrae M. Holsey, […]

We need to listen to the victims of opioid addiction - Vimarsana News

We need to listen to the victims of opioid addiction

PITTSBURGH (TNS) — Statistics for the opioid epidemic are grim enough: 5,000 fatal drug overdoses a year in Pennsylvania; more than 1 million Americans dead and 3 million addicted.

In the news on this date: June 20 | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

In the news on this date: June 20 | News, Sports, Jobs

Local history 50 years ago: June 20, 1973 Robert A. Halloran, executive director of the Altoona Enterprises, was elected president of the Penn Woods Council

WPXI report: Motorcyclist killed in Pleasant Hills - Vimarsana News

WPXI report: Motorcyclist killed in Pleasant Hills

A motorcyclist was killed in an accident on Wednesday evening in Pleasant Hills, according to Tribune-Review news partner WPXI. The fatal accident occurred at about 8:40 p.m. in the 100 block of Route 51, near the intersection where Dean Honda and a Sheetz Corp. store are located, according to WPXI.

Help wanted: Western Pa. businesses hurting from lack of worker interest to fill open jobs - Vimarsana News

Help wanted: Western Pa. businesses hurting from lack of worker interest to fill open jobs

Dino’s Sports Lounge is in the same boat as so many other employers — competing to attract workers in a market made all the harder by covid-19 and an extra $300 a week in benefits being pocketed by eligible jobless workers. “I can’t get people to apply,” said Dino DeCario,