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- Sep 22, 2026
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Police vehicles (opens the original)
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Broad Top Seniors pay tribute to 9/11 anniversary (opens the original)
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SAXTON â In observance of the 25th Anniversary of the attacks on September 11, 2001, the Broad Top Senior Citizens held a memorial service Thursday at the senior center at Saxton. Center coordinator Leslie Perry told the Gazette the Bedford-Huntingdon-Fulton County Area Agency on Aging asked area senior centers to hold some type of ceremony to observe the 25th anniversary event. Perry showed two videos about the event then and today and a memorial salute was held by the Broad Top Area Honor Gu
Saxton, other units handle storage unit blaze (opens the original)
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Fire of a undetermined origin detroyed two storage units in a series of units located in Hopewell Township (Huntingdon County) at the intersection of Broad Top Mountain Road (Route 913) and Weaverâs Falls Road shortly after 9 p.m. on Saturday of this past weekend. Saxton fire chief Ron Jenkins, Jr. said the two units were completely engulfed in flames and had vented through the roof when the first Saxton units arrived on scene. The storage units are owned by John Husick who lives nearby. Keep
Crowds turn our for Saxton Street Scene (opens the original)
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SAXTON â The CHIP committeeâs annual Street Scene event was another major success, according to committee president Joe C. Hall. While the number of vendors this year was slightly less than previous years, Hall said he was still pleased with the number of vendors that participated in the one-day event held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Lower Main Street in Saxton Borough. The weather seemed to cooperate, sharing both a mixture of clouds and sun throughout the day with reasonable temperatures. Ke
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