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By Garrett Dvorkin
Titusville High School students put their creative talents to use to come up with some new décor for the Titusville Police Department.
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The City of Titusville has some big shoes to fill. Comfortable shoes would work best. Waterproof might be wise on occasion.
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Between the smell of bacon, the chatter of regular customers and the stacks of plates emptied by those customers, Missy Wescoat received a high honor from the City of Titusville on Friday.
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HARRISBURG — State Senator Michele Brooks brought together some experts in the medical field to tackle questions that area residents have about the COVID-19 vaccines. Those questions were submitted by telephone and online on Monday during a Tele-Town Hall.
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Titusville’s City Council has added events on to citizens’ calendars after unanimously approving three permits for the Titusville Council on the Arts during Tuesday’s meeting.
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HARRISBURG – Pennsylvanians can view ratings of the state’s efforts in transportation safety, mobility, system preservation and accountability in the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) 2021 Transportation Performance Report (TPR), viewable at TalkPATransportation.com.
By Garrett Dvorkin
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Ezekiel White was born a runner.
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Bill Amore deserved a big welcome home.
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YWCA Titusville will be offering the Pennsylvania Women Work’s New Choices class. This is a free career development program available to job-seeking men and women. The program is great for individuals experiencing a career transition or looking for a new opportunity in their professional life.
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By Garrett Dvorkin
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Following suit with numerous other districts in the area, the Titusville Area School District announced Tuesday that it will move to a hybrid learning model from Nov. 16 to Dec. 4.
Dr. Michael Dvorkin, Chair of the United Way of the Titusville Region 75th Diamond Jubilee, It’s A Wonderful Life, with the United Way Campaign, announced that the YWCA of Titusville reported 100% employee participation in the annual fund drive.
Titusville Area Hospital (TAH) announced that it offers specialized physical therapy (PT) designed to help people with a prosthetic due to an amputation.
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The final puzzle piece has been fit as The Mercantile (Merc) is now full with the addition of Johnson’s Sundae Funday. The Mercantile is a retail incubator located in Towne Square in Titusville. It includes indoor shops and a dining space.
WARREN — The U.S. Forest Service is planning to conduct a prescribed fire on the Allegheny National Forest in Spring Creek Township, Elk County this week.
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The City of Titusville has a new mayor in Jon Crouch after former mayor, Dennis Peden, resigned from his position on City Council through a letter sent to council members over the weekend.
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WARREN — In 2018, Penn Soil Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) Council was awarded a $5,000 Coldwater Heritage Partnership Grant to create a Coldwater Conservation Plan to conserve and protect the coldwater streams and resources of Pennsylvania.
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HYDETOWN —Drivers who have been using Pleasant Street in Hydetown to cut between state Route 8 and Mystic Park Road will have to find a new route after the Hydetown Borough Council voted to put up a “Do Not Enter” sign where the street meets state Route 8.
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The Titusville Area Food Bank, located at 134 W. Central Ave., will be hosting their Thanksgiving food drive on Wednesday, Nov. 11, in the Family Video parking lot, located at 128 W. Spring St., Titusville, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Titusville residents were given a spooky weather report this year as it rained for a majority of Thursday evening.
The Titusville Senior Center is open. The temporary hours are from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. A number of new procedures have been put in place. Upon arrival, guests will be asked to use hand sanitizer, have their temperature taken and answer a health screening survey. Face masks will be required at …
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GUYS MILLS — One local couple has witnessed the impact of harmful words and actions. But today, they are setting the wheels in motion to prove that actions speak louder than words.
MEADVILLE — With school back in session, it is crucial for motorists to be extra cautious during the school pick-up and drop-off hours each day.
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A group of community members gathered on the lawn of the Titusville YWCA Thursday evening for a candlelight vigil recognizing the YWCA’s “Week Without Violence.”
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When there’s a need to brainstorm and the topic is revitalization of a recreation space, what better brains to storm with than young ones.
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“It’s 29 years later and I still keep in contact with my original 1992 team captain,” said Scott Warner. Warner, a former Titusville resident, was recently awarded the National Federation of High School Sports (NFHS) Girl’s Swimming and Diving Coach of the Year.
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“The police are so cool and fun to meet,” said Jenna Pasker, a Main Street Elementary student who attended the “National Night Out” event hosted by the Titusville Police Department on Tuesday.
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“On your mark, get set … bake!” is a phrase that’s familiar to fans of the Netflix show “Great British Bake Off.” The show was one of the first to return to production after the COVID-19 pandemic stymied the production of American’s television and film.
Despite the fact that Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, Titusville City Council voted to stick to tradition and hold trick-or-treating from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29 during its meeting Tuesday night.
Emma Waddell is a seven-year-old girl who lives with her family at the Apple Shamrock Dairy Farm near Townville.
Titusville Lions Club President Mark Conrad introduced the keynote speaker, Keystone Community Education Council’s (KCEC) Executive Director Lance Hummer at the club’s recent meeting.
Representatives of local organizations, county officials, school district leaders and even the Titusville Police Chief gathered to hear Titusville Mayor Dennis Peden tell a story on Wednesday. It was a story of goals met and a green future.
