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Anthracite Relay for Life set for Tamaqua stadium | Times News Online (opens the original)
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The 33rd annual Anthracite Relay for Life to unite the community in the fight against cancer will begin at 5 p.m. Saturday at the Tamaqua Area High School Stadium, 598 Penn St., Tamaqua. Organized in conjunction with the American Cancer Society and local volunteers, the signature fundraising walk brings together cancer survivors, caregivers, teams and neighbors from across Carbon, Schuylkill and Luzerne counties to celebrate survivorship, honor those fighting and remember loved ones lost to the
Zoostock cancer fundraiser set for Labor Day | Times News Online (opens the original)
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A music-fueled fundraiser for the local American Cancer Society returns for its 27th year. Zoostock will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday on the grounds of the former Sports Zoo, 390 W. Snyder Ave., Lansford. Eight bands along with drinks, food and activities take center stage at the family-friendly Labor Day event. “It’s more than just a fun day of music, food and friendship — it’s a chance for the community to come together for an important cause,” explained organizer and ACS volunteer
No. 9 museum fest celebrates coal mining heritage | Times News Online (opens the original)
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It’s once again time to celebrate coal mining history and Coal Region culture. The No. 9 Coal Mine & Museum will hold its 19th annual Coal Mining Heritage Festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at its 9 W. Dock St., Lansford, headquarters. The annual picnic will feature all things coal mining, along with food, music, crafts, contests, demonstrations, a large basket raffle and more, said museum Secretary Dale Freudenberger. Visitors will also be able to tour the underground mine for a fee. Accord
Locust Lake park adds accessible launch | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Those with disabilities can now take to the water more easily, thanks to a new ADA-accessible canoe and kayak launch at Locust Lake State Park in Barnesville. The launch was recently dedicated by the Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation. “At the Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation, we believe every Pennsylvanian deserves the opportunity to experience the wonders of nature, on both land and water,” Marci Mowery, PPFF president, said. “Paddle sports are relatively affordable and accessi
Retired educator answers call to pastor at Rush church | Times News Online (opens the original)
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A retired educator and school principal was recently installed as pastor of Christ United Church of Christ in Rush Township. “Christ UCC is the only church I have served as pastor, and should be the only one I will serve — at least that’s the plan, unless God has something else in mind,” said Pastor RuthAnn Gardiner, of Summit Hill. Gardiner, who goes by Pastor Ruth, was installed during an Aug. 23 service led by the Rev. Jeffrey Johnson of the Commission on Ministry, and the Rev. Janet Kline, w
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