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'Goodness & decency:' Gov. Shapiro, loved ones honor Heroes of Flight 93 (opens the original)
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SHANKSVILLE, Pa (WJAC) — On Friday afternoon, state leaders, community members and loved ones of the heroes aboard United Airlines Flight 93 gathered in Shanksville for a ceremony in honor of those 40 lives that were lost 25 years ago. On the morning of September 11th, 2001, this area was just an ordinary field in Somerset County. But today, leaders say it is a field of remembrance, hope, and honor after the brave sacrifices made by the passengers of Flight 93. Leaders with the National Park Ser
Westmont shifts from storm response to recovery as officials urge residents to seek help (opens the original)
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Nearly a week after severe weather tore through Westmont, borough leaders are moving from immediate storm response to the long road of recovery, and they’re urging residents to document damage that may still be turning up across the community. At Tuesday night’s Westmont Borough Council meeting, officials praised first responders, public works crews and neighbors who stepped up during and after the storm. “We just really appreciate it. I can’t say enough. You guys did great,” Mayor Robert Callah
Johnstown area church organizes meals as Cambria County residents recover from outage (opens the original)
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CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — As power flickers back on across Cambria County, many families are facing a new challenge: rebuilding daily routines after days of spoiled groceries and limited ways to cook. In the middle of that disruption, Hope City Johnstown has turned a last-minute church cancellation into a three-day push to get hot, comforting meals into the community. Leaders at Hope City Johnstown decided Saturday morning to cancel their regular Saturday night service and instead prepare 150
Supporters: New federal tax credit could boost Pennsylvania scholarships, if state opts in (opens the original)
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PENNSYLVANIA (WJAC) — A new federal tax credit program could soon open another pipeline of scholarship and education support for Pennsylvania students, but only if the state chooses to opt in before it launches. The federal Education Freedom Tax Credit program is set to roll out Jan. 1 next year. More than 30 states have already opted in, but Pennsylvania is among fewer than 20 that have not yet made a decision, as final federal rules are still being developed. Supporters say Pennsylvania’s choi
GJSD board hears outcry over bus mix-up; Garfield Middle School upgrades continue (opens the original)
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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — Panic and frustration spilled into the Greater Johnstown School Board meeting Tuesday night as a family demanded answers after a 6-year-old first grader was put on the wrong bus and could not be found at dismissal on the second day of school last week. The child’s aunt and grandmother told the board the girl had a tag showing which bus she was supposed to take, but they said she was directed onto a different one. The family said the child’s mother could not find her at di
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