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Stow man killed in pearl harbor attack identified

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The remains of the first Chautauqua County casualty in the Pacific Theater of World War II have been accounted for by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency. The agency said U.S. Army Air Forces Staff Sgt. John H. Mann, 22, of Stow, killed during World War II, was accounted for on Dec. 19, ...

Northeastern Primitive Rendezvous continues through Saturday

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Taking a step back into life before 1840 is just a short drive outside of Sugar Grove this week. Located on rolling hills and sprawling acres at 2911 Stoney Run Road, the National Rendezvous and Living History Foundation encampment is a living history dedicated to the preservation and ...

Warren Police Department receives premier accreditation status

Local News

The Warren Police Department has reached a higher level of accreditation from the state Chiefs of Police Association Accreditation Program. City police have reached Premier status in the program, a level less than 5% of police departments in Pennsylvania reach. Retired Police Chief John ...

New plan for school cell phone ban coming

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State lawmakers could consider a new piece of legislation that would ban cell phones in classrooms. A school cell phone ban introduced in 2022 by Rep. Anthony DeLuca, D-Pittsburgh, didn’t go anywhere in the state Legislature. Last year, state Sen. Ryan Aument, R-Lititz, circulated a ...

PennDOT Workers Memorial on display in Venango County

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OIL CITY – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s (PennDOT) statewide Traveling Workers Memorial is on display at its Venango County Maintenance Office through August 7, 2025. The memorial features 93 white stands each adorned with a hard hat and safety vest along with a date and ...