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Annual community 'Crickfest' returns to Coburn Park, supports local conservation efforts (opens the original)
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CENTRE COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — In Centre County, Crickfest brought a day of music, food, and family fun to Coburn Park. The annual festival, hosted by the Penns Valley Conservation Association, got underway on Saturday with the Tunnel Trot 5k and 10k. Then throughout the day, families had the chance to enjoy live music, local food, environmental exhibits, hands-on workshops, and kids activities, including duck races and bottle rocket launches. Proceeds from the event support the conservation associa
Forest Hills Labor Day Festival helps support Adams Township volunteer fire company (opens the original)
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CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — The Forest Hills Labor Day Festival is continuing this weekend at St. Michael in Cambria County. The family-friendly event at Berwind Wayside Park features live music, food, vendors, games, bingo and activities for kids. Organizers said the festival is also a major fundraiser for Adams Township Volunteer Fire Company, helping support its equipment, vehicles, building and training. The annual Ranger Parade kicked off the festivities on Saturday, bringing students, club
Runners begin journey from Flight 93 National Memorial to Ground Zero (opens the original)
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SHANKSVILLE, Pa (WJAC) — On Saturday, a team of runners made their way through our region as part of a nearly 500-mile relay honoring the victims and heroes of September 11. The Tunnel to Towers 9/11 Remembrance Relay began Saturday morning at the Flight 93 National Memorial in Somerset County. About 45 runners are carrying an American Flag from Shanksville to the Pentagon and then to Ground Zero in New York City, arriving there on the morning of September 11. The group stopped at the Starbucks
Retired NYPD officer brings 9/11 artifact collection to Hastings VFW (opens the original)
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CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — A piece of 9/11 history made its way to Cambria County this weekend. A retired New York City police officer -- who worked at Ground Zero during the cleanup -- brought his personal collection of artifacts and documents to the VFW in Hastings. John Hyland said he was sent to the World Trade Center site on September 12, 2001, and has been collecting and sharing items connected to the attacks ever since. The display included pieces he said came from the World Trade Center
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