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Art show highlights new GC gardens
Elementary kids in Grove City adopted Grove City Community Gardens to highlight at their spring art show, and were given a unique garden of their own by a local sculptor.
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Walmart paperwork deadline extended
Springfield Township supervisors have agreed to extend the letter of credit and highway occupancy permit for the proposed Walmart Supercenter, but they still don't know when the store might be built.
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Civil Air Patrol aims high
Relatives of Civil Air Patrol Lt. Nichole McCandless beamed as the 22-year-old directed a group of cadets during the organization's recent open house, where visitors learned the numerous opportunities offered to the young adults.
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Something to crow about
A 12-year-old Grove City boy's knowledge and amiable personality may win him his heart's desire - a coop full of city-slicker chickens.
- Sports
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Grove City 2nd baseman Torin Smith turns a double play against Gen. McLane recently.
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Errors costly to GC 9
Grove City High baseball coach Pat Forese has been cautioning Eagle fans all year that his squad was an extremely youthful one.
The Eagles (8-5) proved their veteran coach right Monday afternoon by committing three actual errors and many other ‘mental’ errors in a 5-4 inter-region loss to General McLane at Grove City Memorial Park. -
HIGH SCHOOL SPRING SPORTS: GC girls team hot, then cold
Katy Perry may not have known it when she was singing ‘Hot N Cold’ that she was talking about the Grove City High School softball team’s offensive performance through 9 games this year.
The Lady Eagles’ offense has been ‘hot then cold’ for much of the 2012 campaign and unfortunately, they were ‘cold’ Monday afternoon in a 5-0 loss to visiting Titusville at Grove City Memorial Park.
“(The Lady Eagles’ offense) has been off and on,” said a coincidentally named Katie — first-year Grove City coach Katie Calano. “Sometimes, we’re on fire and sometimes, we’re not. Hopefully, we’ll be more consistent at the plate. We’re going to be working on that in practice.” -
Even in cold, Grove City spikers run hot
SLIPPERY ROCK -- The conditions weren’t exactly inviting Tuesday, but they weren’t any different than what most track teams practice in on a daily basis.
But as Grove City coach Mickey Hardenburg likes to tell his boys and girls squads, they may be what they face at the District 10 meet in a month and at the state meet in Shippensburg a week later. -
NCAA Football: Rock 6-1 after 17-3 win over Cal U
Slippery Rock University rode a length-of-the-field scoring drive by its offense and a goal-line stand by its No. 1-ranked defense late in the first half of action Saturday to a 17-3 win over 14th-ranked visiting California (Pa.).
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NFL: Steelers top Jags as Mendenhall makes return
Mike Tomlin isn’t ready to say the Pittsburgh Steelers are back. Not after watching his team sleepwalk through the second half against Jacksonville on Sunday.
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Errors costly to GC 9
- Death Listings
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Deaths from April 21, 2012
Mariacher, John E., 82, Mercer.
McBride, Brenda Joyce, 72, Kent, born in Grove City.
McEwen, Rubie, 90, Fredonia, born in Stoneboro.
Riddle, Earl, 81, Polk.
Young, Jeffrey D., 45, Cheswick, Pa., formerly of Stoneboro.
Yount, Norma Jean Montileone, 69, Grove City, formerly of Millvale, Pa. - Deaths from April 18, 2012
- Deaths from April 14, 2012
- Deaths from April 11, 2012
- Deaths from March 31, 2012
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Deaths from April 21, 2012




