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Former Central High School teacher, historian publishes book on WWII veteran (opens the original)
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Philip Waite (right) poses for a photo with veterans Roger Bowers (left) and Joe Reasy. Waite recently published a book detailing Bowers’ war stories from serving during WWII. Courtesy photo Philip Waite, in uniform, stands with his parents after returning home from Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Courtesy photo Philip Waite speaks at a school assembly with Roger Bowers. Courtesy photo Roaring Spring native Roger Bowers is the subject of Philip Waite’s novel, “Through My Eyes,” about Bowers’ exp
Flight 93 National Memorial visitors reflect on events of fateful day 25 years after 9/11 (opens the original)
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Visitors gather at the Memorial Plaza at the Flight 93 National Memorial site on Tuesday. Mirror photo by Jayla Nartatez Visitors tour the Flight 93 National Memorial Tuesday afternoon in Shanksville. Mirror photo by Colette Costlow Visitors gather at the Memorial Plaza at the Flight 93 National Memorial site on Tuesday. Mirror photo by Jayla Nartatez Visitors tour the Flight 93 National Memorial Tuesday afternoon in Shanksville. Mirror photo by Colette Costlow Sept. 11, 2001 is a day that many
Measles outbreak entering region (opens the original)
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The measles outbreak has reached several counties in the region as it continues to spread across Pennsylvania, prompting medical professionals and school officials to encourage vaccinations and health safety practices. In the area, the Department of Health has reported 15 confirmed cases in Centre County, nine in Clearfield County, four in Somerset County, two in Bedford County, one in Huntingdon County and zero cases in Blair and Cambria counties. Dr. Matthew Bouchard, chief of emergency medici
Filling a need: Ivyside Eats helps Penn State Altoona students fight food insecurity (opens the original)
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Abby Marian, a fourth year Penn State Altoona environmental science student, stocks the pantry shelves with mac and cheese for Ivyside Eats. Mirror photo by Jayla Nartatez Food insecurity has increased dramatically for Penn State Altoona students, according to campus officials. Volunteers like Abby Marian, seen organizing shelves at Ivyside Eats, are helping their fellow students struggling to meet basic needs. Mirror photo by Jayla Nartatez Abby Marian, a fourth year Penn State Altoona environm
Hollidaysburg introduces downtown parking changes (opens the original)
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HOLLIDAYSBURG - The Hollidaysburg Borough Council is making several adjustments to the downtown parking system, one that is much needed and requested by many, said Ethan Imhoff, borough manager. Council members approved the modification of an ordinance at Thursday's meeting, allowing the payment of parking fees to be collected electronically. This is a switch from the coin operated meters that have been used by the borough for several decades. Parking meters in the borough are old and are becomi
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