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Cresson American Legion urges bipartisan fix as Skill Games ban cuts revenue
CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — A month after Skill Games were banned, local businesses and social clubs across Pennsylvania are reporting a significant financial hit, with some warning the loss is already rippling into community donations and day-to-day operations. Scott Eberhart, commander of the Cresson American Legion, said the...
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Northern Bedford knocks off Meyersdale in D5-1A football title game
WINDBER — A key injury, a snow squall, and turnovers proved too much for Meyersdale to overcome, falling to Northern Bedford County 21-0 in the District 5 Class 1A football championship game, Friday, Nov. 13, in Windber. For Meyersdale head coach Ryan Donaldson’s Red Raiders, who were held to under 100 yards of offense, this is one that will hurt for a while. “It stings right now, especially for the kids,” said Donaldson. "They have been working hard through the 12 weeks of the season. I am proud of them for getting here, but we fell short tonight. First half, it’s a 0-0 ball game. It was a dog fight, and in the second half, things didn’t go our way, and it got out of hand quickly. Losing quarterback Spencer Whitfield was key. One of our guys we relied on for both sides of the ball, but we still had a game to play with the guys that were in there, but they left it out on the field.” Bringing home a championship North Star tops Berlin for 1st District 5 football title since 2011 Title game preview Meyersdale bids for 2nd straight District 5-1A football championship An 18-play drive
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'We flipped the switch': Cedar Crest stuns Manheim Township in District 3 Class 6A quarterfinals
They were four words that Cedar Crest's football players heard from their coach before. They must have sounded a little different this time. On a frigid November night, with bodies shivering and noses running, Nick Lambros said them again. "This group," he told the boys in the delirious postgame huddle, "is special."
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Women's Volleyball Battles Top-Seeded Penn State Altoona in Five-Set AMCC Semifinal Thriller
ALTOONA, Pa. — The Mount Aloysius College women's volleyball team saw its impressive postseason run come to an end in a hard-fought five-set battle against Penn State Altoona in the AMCC Tournament semifinals at Adler Arena. Entering the conference tournament as the No. 4 seed, the Mounties went toe-to-toe...
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State funding backs Front Street traffic light, safety projects across central Pennsylvania
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Numerous road projects across the Midstate are receiving state funding to help improve traffic safety, state officials announced Friday. PennDOT announced $12.9 million in funding from the Automated Red-Light Enforcement program for 33 projects statewide. The funding comes from fines from red light violations at intersections in Philadelphia County. Among them […]
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Lock Haven women's swimming rolls past Penn State Altoona 126-59
Altoona, Pa. — Lock Haven women's swimming won nine of 11 events and beat host Penn State Altoona 126-59 in a dual meet Friday afternoon. Veronica Karboski won three individual events: the 50-yard freestyle in 26.39 seconds, the 100 freestyle in 57.56 and the 200 freestyle in 2:07.48. Her 200 time is the best by a Lock Haven swimmer this season, edging the 2:08.28 Jadyn Oswalt swam against East Stroudsburg on Oct. 17. Oswalt won the 1,000 freestyle in 11:37.76, a season best for her and the fastest by a Lock Haven swimmer this season, then won the 500 freestyle in 5:40.36. Madison Bortner and Jacqueline Mayotte finished third and fifth behind her in both races. Nora Craig, Gianna Gruska, Elsa Lucas and Kate Jaskiewicz opened the meet by winning the 200 medley relay in 2:00.82. Kate MacAlister won the 100 butterfly in 1:04.09, her fourth win of the season in the event, and the 100 backstroke in 1:07.11. Craig was second in the backstroke. Hannah Turner won the 200 individual medley in 2:22.63, the best by a Lock Haven swimmer this season, ahead of Lucas at 2:23.93. Lucas had held the team's season best of 2:22.76, set against California