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Wednesday, 10 February 2010 |
Photo by Ned Jacob
Ned Jacob of St. Marys visited Towson, MD over the weekend where the area was hit with the massive snow storm. His daughter Emily (Jacob) George is shown attempting to shovel a vehicle out of the 26.5" of snow the area received within 24 hours. Many residents on the east coast found there was very little space to dispose of the snow.
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Wednesday, 10 February 2010 |
Photos by Ned Jacob
Ned Jacob of St. Marys visited Towson, MD over the weekend where the area was hit with the massive snow storm. His daughter Emily (Jacob) George is shown attempting to shovel a vehicle out of the 26.5" of snow the area received within 24 hours. Many residents on the east coast found there was very little space to dispose of the snow.
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Wednesday, 10 February 2010 |
Photo by Chuck West
Inserters for The Daily Press wore red last Friday in observance of Women's Heart Health.
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Tuesday, 26 January 2010 |
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Girl Scout Troop 20818 recently enjoyed a fun-filled weekend winter camping trip at Resting Waters. The troop earned their Frosty Fun badge by participating in cross country skiing, snowshoeing and snow painting along with many other activities. They also worked toward their Bronze Award.
The members are Alexa Farabaugh, Nichole Farley, Amanda Foster, Brooke Horton, Grace Lindenmuth, Juliana Silveri and Aleisha Skok. Troop Leaders: Gina Horton and Jean Farley Assistant Leader: Rose Ann Silveri.
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Friday, 18 December 2009 |
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Photo by Becky Polaski
In lieu of spending money on a Christmas party this holiday season, the employees from The Daily Press, The Ridgway Record and The Kane Republican chose to donate the funds to the Salvation Army.
Salvation Army Corps Officer Capt. Scott Harvey was presented with the donation on Wednesday afternoon during a Christmas party for the employees of all three newspapers.
“[The donation] means that we’ll be able to serve more needy families in Elk County with food and other types of assistance,” Harvey said. “We have helped with gas bills. We have helped with electric and kerosene and clothing. Because of your donation we’ll be able to serve many more families.”
Harvey estimated that the Salvation Army is currently assisting about 250 families throughout the County.
“I’d say it is up a little because of the economy,” Harvey said of the number of families being helped by the organization. “Folks have been very generous to the Salvation Army for our kettle fundraiser. Considering the economy they’ve been very generous to us.”
From left are Peg Kepler, General Manager of The Kane Republican; Jim Bauer of The Daily Press; Darlene Coder, publisher; Karen Kilhoffer of The Ridgway Record; and Salvation Army Corps Officer Capt. Scott Harvey.
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