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MASK WEARING: Like it or not, mask wearing seems to be here to stay. For those looking for tips on wearing and cleaning masks, CDC.gov has some pointe...

ODD: Every once in a while, we like to share some odd facts, little bits of interesting trivia. These selections come from the website Best Life. The ...

PEOPLE WANT MORE SPACE: A recent study by Unclutterer.com found that the pandemic and stay-at-home orders have convinced a significant number of peopl...

LIBRARY CARD SIGN UP MONTH: Since 1987, September has been National Library Card Sign-up Month, coinciding with the beginning of the school year. Now ...

A LITTLE LATE: 100 years ago on Aug. 18, the 19th Amendment was ratified, giving women the right to vote nationwide. We may be a little late, but we f...

The Emery Art Restoration Project was officially unveiled to the Pitt-Bradford community on Thursday to commemorate the 57th anniversary of the campus...

BE PREPARED : September is National Preparedness Month (NPM) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency is encouraging communities across the nation ...

EMPORIUM — The Barbara Moscato Brown Memorial Library is excited to announce extended fall hours and current contests and events. Beginning Tuesday, t...

CLARENDON — There are two programs for Girl Scouts and their families slated at Chapman State Park on Sept. 12. Registration for the programs — Introd...

WARREN — Those who have been missing the live music experience can visit Struthers Library Theatre today for an 8 p.m. concert featuring Cello Fury. T...

CENSUS: The Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors (PSATS) and township officials across the state are urging everyone in the commonwe...

VJ DAY: Today is one of the two dates celebrated as VJ Day, or Victory over Japan Day. On Sept. 2, 1945, the surrender document was officially signed ...

GOOD NATURED PENNSYLVANIANS: The DCNR has a spotlight segment in its regular newsletters that highlights individuals who are “passionate about outdoor...

FLOOD: And more from May 29, 2946, about the flood: When W.E. LaBrack came here in January to take over management of the Holley Hotel, he had no idea...

FLOOD: On May 29, 1946, The Era continued its reports of the flood and the damage. The usually timid Tuna Creek has turned into a flood monster time a...

CONTINUED: In May of 1946, days of rain led to a considerable flood: Families in the traditionally flooded areas of lower Amm, Forman, Hilton, Davis, ...

MORE: We continue the story of the flood of May of 1946: Sections of Barbour Street were under 5 ½ feet of water. In the swirling waters at the inters...

WATER: Back in the days before Bradford’s flood control project, days of rain were a cause to worry. Recently, The Era’s Lucy Nuzzo found some family ...

BE AWARE OF STUDENTS: The Pennsylvania State Police have issued a reminder to anyone hitting the road in a car or truck, on a motorcycle or using some...

COUCH POTATOES: The average Pennsylvanian watched 451 hours of TV during lockdown, according to a survey done by Ezvid Wiki, a video wiki, software an...