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Y’ville bans tobacco in boro parks
April 17, 2013 Youngsville Borough is going tobacco-free for its public green spaces. more »» 
Housing board plans to sue security contractor
April 17, 2013 The Warren County Housing Authority is fed up with its security contractor, fed up enough to sue. more »»
Warren County SADD chapter plans annual spring conference
April 17, 2013 The Warren County chapter of Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) will be hosting its 22nd Annual Spring Conference on Friday, April 19th at the Holy Redeemer Center in Warren from 8:30 a.. more »»
Terror In Boston
April 16, 2013 It was the first Boston Marathon for two Warren County distance runners, and the second for another. It was a race they’ll never forget. more »» 
House of Hope a dream no more
April 16, 2013 After substantial community effort, House of Hope will finally be living up to its name. On April 10, the organization purchased a house at 316 Hazel S. more »»
Donations for house still needed
April 16, 2013 House of Hope has a house, but it still needs help. more »»
With e-filing, tax day not as hectic as before
April 16, 2013 A steady, but not overwhelming, stream of people filed into and out of the Warren Post Office and the several tax preparation agencies in town on Monday. more »» 
Pumping in the floor
April 16, 2013 A Pumpcrete of Clarendon truck pumps concrete Monday from a Wayne Concrete mixer to the second floor of the new Northwest Savings Bank building on Pennsylvania Avenue in Warren. more »»
Finding Answers
April 15, 2013 A question arose at last week’s meeting of the Warren County School District’s board of directors that is increasingly common among district residents: Where do you go to get answers on district... more »» 
Commissioners eyeing program as alternative to incarceration
April 15, 2013 Saving money, making money, and decreasing the population of the Warren County Jail are some of the possible results a program the Warren County Commissioners are taking a look at. more »» 
Hunger Games
April 15, 2013 The Hunger Games are coming to Sugar Grove. No, it’s not a violent reminder from the capitol for communities to stay in line. more »»
Homework doesn’t end in June for TCCS kids
April 15, 2013 Tidioute Community Charter School’s summer homework program is getting an update. Previously, summer homework accounted for 50 percent of the first quarter’s grade. more »»
TCCS student Rep. lobbies for chairs
April 15, 2013 Student council proposing changes in a school is an example of social activism at its finest. But when the activism might have a $10,000 price tag on it, further examination is required. more »»
In-service programs will cost district $10,000
April 15, 2013 To students they may just be a two days off, but to faculty and administration, it’s a time for learning. The Warren County School District will be contracting with Curriculum Designers, Inc. more »» 
Penny pitchers
April 15, 2013 Allegheny Valley Elementary students participated in the Pennies for Patients penny drive sponsored by the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society during the month of March. more »»
911 upgrade saves money
April 13, 2013 If there is one service you want to run smoothly and quickly when you need it, it’s 911 response. To do so requires some expensive equipment. more »» 
Plaques presented
April 13, 2013 The Knights of Columbus in Warren and Forest counties are raising money for ARC of Warren/Forest counties, which aids children and adults with disabilities. more »»
Notoro sentenced for damage at county jail
April 13, 2013 Francis J. Notoro represented himself in sentence court before Judge Maureen Skerda on Friday on one count of institutional vandalism for damaging a door. more »»
Casey urges Forest Service to take steps to limit gypsy moth destruction on ANF
April 13, 2013 Concerns about the spread and destruction that can be wrought by gypsy moths in the Allegheny National Forest have prompted a call to action by a federal legislator. In a letter from Sen. more »»
Judge Skerda hands down 12 sentences
April 13, 2013 Three defendants were sentenced to a state correctional institution, and nine to the Warren County Jail by Judge Maureen Skerda on Friday. ¯ Jacob M. more »» |
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