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Fredonia's Pass It On Day is this Saturday
The annual Pass It On Day in Fredonia is coming up this Saturday, May 5.
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Benefit attracts hundreds, raises more than $15,000
The benefit for four-time cancer survivor Davada Hanna Rager and her son Nick, who is a two-time cancer survivor, was a big success.
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Ribbon cutting booked for Lakeview Victorian library
Much is happening inside the Lakeview Area Public Library, which has maintained its Victorian charm.
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Volunteer for new GC community garden
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New Allied columnist begins
Happy New Year to everyone! Did you make a New Year's resolution? I did but I'm not telling what it is; in case I don't do it then nobody will know.
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Emmy Lou Holtz
Harrisville is a unique little town! To quote my friend, Bob Barnes, "There is no better place to live than Harrisville and the surrounding area."
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Creativity launches repurposed rocket
Will it take off? No.
But, to these junior astronauts that really doesn't matter.
Nicholas 5, and Lucas, 3, are the flight crew for the N-L rocket on Marstellar Road, Fairview Township. -
2nd-place glorified rice a family favorite
Lucinda "Cindy" Kennedy remembers learning to cook and bake with her grandmothers and mother like it was yesterday.
"This was my maternal grandmother's recipe," the Harrisville woman said as she described glorified rice, a creamy dish dotted with maraschino cherries and crushed pineapple. -
Harrisville budget includes sewer rate increase but no new taxes
Harrisville borough council this month approved the proposed 2012 budgets and took action to advertise the availability of the budgets to be reviewed at the borough office. Secretary Linda Wegner read the proposed budget for the sanitary sewer system fund, highway fund, fire tax fund and general fund.
The general fund budget does not have any real estate tax increase and the sanitary sewer system fund budget has a proposed $1 per EDU per month increase for 2012. -
Leave whimsical garden items for Old Man Winter
In the latest edition of Keystone Wild!Notes editor Jessica Sprajcar says, "Fall marks the prelude to a cold, white, winter, but it also signifies the ever changing, ever impressive nature of the environment."
I think gardeners are extremely in tune with the changing seasons, we have to be.
But the one settling in on us now might be the hardest to endure. What's a gardener to do to keep her outdoorsy self busy during winter? - More Community Headlines
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Fredonia's Pass It On Day is this Saturday


