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Bradford Regional Medical Center submits closure notice; transitioning to outpatient care center

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Bradford Regional Medical Center submits closure notice; transitioning to outpatient care center

Transitioning to outpatient care center

By SARA FURLONG news@bradfordera.com

February 17, 2026

(Editor's note: This story has been updated with additional information available from hospital officials and state Rep. Martin Causer Tuesday afterno...

RAM free clinic coming to Olean, NY

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RAM free clinic coming to Olean, NY

Marcie

Jul 28, 2021

ROCKFORD, Tenn. — Remote Area Medical- RAM® — a major nonprofit provider of pop-up clinics delivering free, quality dental, vision and medical care to...

Delta variant threatens to undermine economic recovery

Opinion, Сolumns

Delta variant threatens to undermine economic recovery

NOAH SMITH Tribune News Service

Jul 27, 2021

The U.S. economic recovery is being threatened by the COVID-19 delta variant. Increasing vaccination rates is the most important thing the U.S. can do...

The case for vaccine mandates

Opinion, Сolumns

The case for vaccine mandates

Jul 22, 2021

In much of America, vaccine hesitancy has turned into vaccine defiance. Several states have banned or are considering banning demands by businesses th...

RTS for July 22

Round the Square

RTS for July 22

Marcie

Jul 22, 2021

TODAY : Have you ever heard of Annie Easley? How about Dr. Mae Jemison? Bessie Coleman? These women were pioneers in more ways than one. Learn about t...

COVID-19 vaccine to be required for SUNY JCC students

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COVID-19 vaccine to be required for SUNY JCC students

Marcie

Jul 21, 2021

JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — SUNY Jamestown Community College, in accordance with a mandate from the State University of New York, will require incoming and retu...

No masking opioid epidemic

Opinion, Сolumns

No masking opioid epidemic

Jul 20, 2021

The coronavirus pandemic stole the spotlight in 2020, but it was not the only epidemic threatening lives. The Centers for Disease Control and Preventi...

To mask, or not to mask, is the question facing the Bradford school district

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To mask, or not to mask, is the question facing the Bradford school district

KATE DAY SAGER kates_th@yahoo.com

Jul 20, 2021

The question on whether children in the Bradford Area School District will be required to wear masks — or not — this fall still remains unanswered as ...

Thompson, Butterfield introduce telehealth legislation

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Thompson, Butterfield introduce telehealth legislation

Marcie

Jul 17, 2021

HOWARD — Friday, Representatives Glenn “GT” Thompson, R-Pa., and G. K. Butterfield, D-N.C., introduced the bipartisan Helping Ensure Access to Local T...

Women will gather once again for the Creative Women Workshop

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Women will gather once again for the Creative Women Workshop

KATE DAY SAGER Era Reporter

Jul 17, 2021

After Sally Costik received a number of calls inquiring about the possibility of resuming the Creative Women Workshop at Crook Farm, she checked with ...

Openings available at BRMC radiography school

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Openings available at BRMC radiography school

Marcie

Jul 15, 2021

The School of Radiography at Bradford Regional Medical Center has some openings for its fall semester which begins in August. Applicants must have a m...

Memoranda

Lifestyle, News

Jul 14, 2021

Diabetes Education Workshops – 9 a.m.-12 p.m., July 15 and 22, Diabetes Conference Room, Bradford Regional Medical Center. The classes address diabete...

Yes, get vaccinated

Opinion, Сolumns

Yes, get vaccinated

JAY AMBROSE Tribune News Service

Jul 13, 2021

It’s seldom that conservatives get me frowning as much as regressive progressives do, but quite a few are arguing that people should not take coronavi...

Necessary step in Pa. prisons

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Necessary step in Pa. prisons

Jul 13, 2021

Pennsylvania has a prison problem, and it’s not the one most people think. Yes, like most states and like the federal government, the Keystone State h...

Crist’s ‘fatal’ disease complicated by CTE

Columns, Football, Local Sports

Crist’s ‘fatal’ disease complicated by CTE

CHUCK POLLOCK Special to The Era

Jul 12, 2021

The unexpected call came in the middle of June. It was from long-time friend Patti Crist, wife of Chuck, the former four-sport MVP at Salamanca High S...

RTS: Mr. Yuk

News, Round the Square

Jul 10, 2021

Mr. Yuk: Pittsburgh native Mr. Yuk has officially turned 50 this year. In 1971, Dr. Richard Moriarty, a pediatrician and clinical professor of pediatr...

Following the science isn’t curing COVID confusion

Opinion, Сolumns

Following the science isn’t curing COVID confusion

FAYE FLAM Tribune News Service

Jul 09, 2021

The delta variant is the new pandemic scare story. Its spread into the U.S. hasn’t led to a surge in deaths or packed hospital wards, but the news of ...

Our health depends on nurses on call

Opinion, Сolumns

Our health depends on nurses on call

Jul 08, 2021

When it comes to essential employees, there are a lot of positions that come to mind. During the pandemic, people came to realize how much they depend...

Robertson: Plan a vacation

Columns, Local Sports, Outdoors

Robertson: Plan a vacation

WADE ROBERTSON

Jul 08, 2021

When Covid-19 hit, you could practically hear the screech of brakes as our country came to a rapid stop. As in any pandemic, the best way to slow the ...

RTS: Drug Use

Round the Square

Jul 08, 2021

DRUG USE: Over half of Pennsylvanians worry about increased drug use in their community due to the economic impact of Coronavirus, according to two re...

Blood you give sustains lives

Opinion, Сolumns

Blood you give sustains lives

Jul 07, 2021

For blood to do its job, you have to have enough to stay in circulation. That goes for blood inside the body — taking oxygen from the lungs to the hea...