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DEP Cites Six Violations Following Warren Oil Spill
WARREN, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection documented six violations following Thursday’s crude oil spill near Warren’s Department of Public Works garage, according to a Nov. 5 inspection report. Inspectors also observed an oil sheen as far downstream as Starbrick, according to the report. The...
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Lighting Up Warren Through Community Spirit
Warren, PA — A little holiday spirit is returning to Crescent Park in Warren, as Kope Services and the Warren County Chamber of Business and Industry prepare for the second annual community Christmas light display overlooking the Allegheny River. This year, organizers are working to expand the display with...
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Corry volleyball among local teams to advance in PIAA state first round fall sports matchups
High school state first round of postseason: Girls volleyball: Corry 3 – Greensburg Salem 0 Maplewood 3 – Northern Cambria 1 OLSH 3 – Seneca 0 Oakland Catholic 3 – Warren 1 Girls soccer: Cathedral Prep 4 – South Park 1 North Allegheny 8 – McDowell 0 Boys soccer: Fairview 4 – Ambridge 1
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Corry girls wrestling holds second dodgeball fundraiser
This Sunday, November 15, the girls wrestling team is hosting their second annual dodgeball tournament. This is a preseason tournament to raise money for the program located at the Corry Community Center. Registration will be on the corry girls wrestling facebook page, and it is $15 per player and $5 per spectator, and all proceeds will be donated directly to the wrestling program.
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National Grid providing more than $2 million in economic development grant funding to bolster projects, foster growth across Western New York
Through its various economic development grant programs, National Grid supports the transformation of commercial districts, and long-underused properties in cities and towns across its service areas. And in recent months, the company awarded economic development grants totaling more than $2 million to six projects in Erie, Niagara and Chautauqua counties.
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Edinboro woman pitched business to panel of prospective investors
It started as a fundraiser, built on nostalgia for the crunchy snacks her mother used to make. Lauren Hammer and her husband, Robert Hammer, who were both teachers at the Erie Charter School of Excellence, volunteered to sell their snack mix to help fund a senior trip. The fundraiser was a success, raising enough money to help pay for both the senior trip and the prom. Hammer, who is 40, said she and her husband, whom she married in 2023, quickly decided they had bigger plans for her late mother's snack mix, made by seasoning and baking a mixture of pretzels, nuts and breakfast cereal in almost endless variations of flavor. Working mostly from the kitchen of their Edinboro home, they launched a business that would become GramE's Kitchen. They sell bags of their snacks at craft shows, festivals and through retail outlets. Hammer said she's sold them one bag at a time at about 150 events over the past two years. Unique seasoning blends, some created with the help of students, were the key to the venture. They sold her mom's traditional snack mix, but GramE's also offered sweet churro, dill pickle, sweet apple pie, garlic parmesan, lemon lime,
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Corry High School girls basketball pre-season
The Corry girls basketball team will open their season with their first game on December 8 against Edgewood at home. The Corry girls basketball team has been around for 54 years. They have won two District 10 titles. Last season they went overall 14-12 and with their conference games they went 5-3.