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Local history in watercolor: Kathy Connelly leads 63rd Allied Artists show (opens the original)
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Watercolor artist Kathy Connelly has been chosen featured artist in the Allied Artists of Schuylkill County’s 63rd annual judged art exhibit, the organization announced. The exhibit’s opening reception is set for 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 2 in the Walk In Art Center’s main gallery at 220 Parkway, Schuylkill Haven. The program includes an awards ceremony at 6 p.m., and there will be opportunities to meet the artists. The exhibit, which showcases the talents of Schuylkill County artists, runs through Oct.
Pottsville house way station on the Underground Railroad (opens the original)
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The house at 622 Mahantongo St. in Pottsville has a hidden history. It was there that, prior to the Civil War, fugitive slaves were harbored on their way from Southern states to Canada. Smuggled in under a veil of darkness, they traveled what was known as the Underground Railroad. The Gillinghams, a Quaker family, put themselves at great risk to allow their house to be used as a way station on the road to freedom. On Sept. 18, 1850, Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Law. President Zachary Taylo
Dolly Parton cake pops, a 10-foot-tall man and Lego wonderland highlight Schuylkill Haven Borough Day (opens the original)
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SCHUYLKILL HAVEN — A 10-foot-tall man, Dolly Parton cake pops and a half-block-long Lego wonderland were just some of the attractions Saturday at the 38th annual Schuylkill Haven Borough Day. Despite an overcast sky and an occasional sprinkle, early birders turned out for the event, a borough tradition. Rebekah Tolar, a Borough Day Committee member, said the popular outing began in 1988. “People look forward to running into someone with whom they graduated from high school,” said Tolar, a mortga
Saunders Real Estate office rises from former Phoenix firehouse in Pottsville (opens the original)
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POTTSVILLE — In a scene of renewal, the new Saunders Real Estate office was unveiled Friday in the former Phoenix Fire Company No. 2 building. Built after the Civil War, the 159-year-old firehouse emerged with crystal chandeliers, Victorian wall sconces and windows featuring a vibrant red Phoenix rising in rebirth. “We’re here to celebrate Saunders Real Estate and the work that went into bringing this historic building back to life,” said Robert S. Carl Jr., Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce presid
Pottsville hires new code enforcement officer (opens the original)
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POTTSVILLE — City Council hired a new code enforcement officer at a special meeting Thursday. Shane Monk was hired in a unanimous vote by Mayor Tom Smith and council members Jonathan Marsh, Scott Price and Andy Wollyung. Councilwoman Dorothy Botto was absent. Monk succeeds Justin Trefsger, who resigned in July after holding the position for 12 years. The position pays $50,000 a year, according to city council’s resolution. The city’s Fair Hiring Board reviewed 87 applications for the position an
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