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September 9, 2015

Obama trying to boost free community college plan

WASHINGTON (AP) — With his plan for two years of free community college stalled in Congress, President Barack Obama is trying to put more oomph behind state and local programs

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Costumes, candy take over Main Street

October 31, 2025

Costumed kids and grown-ups filled the street for Mount Jewett’s Halloween parade down Main Street on Friday, marching past autumn leaves and neighbor...

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Trick, or treat?

October 31, 2025

Youngsters went trick-or-treating on Anderson Street in Mount Jewett on Friday, Halloween night.

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Local Sports, Soccer

Ridgway Boys, ECC Girls named UAVSL North Champions

Jo Wankel

October 31, 2025

The 2025 Upper Allegheny Valley Soccer League's (UAVSL) league champions and All-Stars have been announced for the North division. Ridgway is the Boys...

National Sports

Bills’ Keon Coleman offers no comment to criticisms from former NFL receiver Steve Smith Sr.

Nick Sabato Niagara Gazette, Niagara Falls, N.Y.

October 31, 2025

ORCHARD PARK, NY (TNS) — Former NFL receiver Steve Smith Sr. had a lot of opinions about Keon Coleman. But Coleman didn’t have much to say in response...

National Sports

Penguins enact development plans for rookies Harrison Brunicke, Ben Kindel

Seth Rorabaugh The Tribune-Review, Greensburg

October 31, 2025

(TNS) —Pittsburgh Penguins rookie forward Ben Kindel reached a significant milestone on Thursday when he appeared in his 10th NHL game. That meant the...

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