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Altoona Police Department targets e-bike safety (opens the original)
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Accidents between the new motorized/electric bikes and larger vehicles have been ticking up in recent months and that has Altoona police on a campaign to educate riders and, when necessary, issue fines. Safety -- for the bike riders who are often teenagers and for the general public -- is at the heart of the matter, said Sgt. Dusten Thompson. "Our goal is not to fine these kids and take their bikes," Thompson said. "We'd like them to understand it's not a safe act." In the last three to four mon
Pups’ pool party: Memorial Pool hosts annual Doggy Dip (opens the original)
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Charlie, a golden retriever, leaps into the water Saturday at Hershberger Memorial Pool during the annual Doggy Dip that closes out the summer swim season. Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb Chocolate lab Lager voices his displeasure as his owner Bradley Reininger tells him he needs to stop playing and take a rest. Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb Gentle giant Paisley, a 3-year-old Newfoundland, stays cool in the shallow end of the pool. Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb Paisley, a 3-year-old Newfoundlan
Business owners, civic groups discuss skill games deadline (opens the original)
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BEDFORD -- With less than 30 days remaining for state legislators to come up with a plan to regulate "skill game" devices, small business owners and civic organization officials are worried. During an informational session Thursday evening at the Moose Lodge in Bedford, representatives of Pace-O-Matic and DeLeo Games were joined by those who would be most affected by the shutdown of the skill game industry. "We have three skill machines," said Deb Gentilini, administrator of the Bedford Moose. C
Business owners, civic groups discuss skill games deadline (opens the original)
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BEDFORD -- With less than 30 days remaining for state legislators to come up with a plan to regulate "skill game" devices, small business owners and civic organization officials are worried. During an informational session Thursday evening at the Moose Lodge in Bedford, representatives of Pace-O-Matic and DeLeo Games were joined by those who would be most affected by the shutdown of the skill game industry. "We have three skill machines," said Deb Gentilini, administrator of the Bedford Moose. C
Pups’ pool party: Memorial Pool hosts annual Doggy Dip (opens the original)
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Charlie, a golden retriever, leaps into the water Saturday at Hershberger Memorial Pool during the annual Doggy Dip that closes out the summer swim season. Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb Chocolate lab Lager voices his displeasure as his owner Bradley Reininger tells him he needs to stop playing and take a rest. Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb Gentle giant Paisley, a 3-year-old Newfoundland, stays cool in the shallow end of the pool. Mirror photo by Holly Claycomb Paisley, a 3-year-old Newfoundlan
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