LOCK HAVEN — Are your kids going to need new boots this winter? Kids and teens from eligible families can get free new, good-quality boots this month at Lock Haven Area Shoe Ba The Shoe Bank is located inside Covenant United Methodist Church, 44 West Main St. Little ones through high ...
Good Day and Happy Birthday to Joel King, of Bellefonte; Fred Yost, of Bellefonte; and Emery Watson, of Marsh Creek! Word of the Day Fervent — adj. — Passionate; having great warmth and intensity. Quote of the Day “November’s sky is chill and drear, November’s leaf is red and sear.” — Sir Walter Scott Holiday tasting event planned by Bakers Blend and Bloom Bakers Blend and Bloom, operated by three Lock Haven women, is planning a Tasting Event, Tuesday, Nov. 17, from 5-7 p.m., at The Church on Main, 507 E. Main Street in Lock Haven. The event offers attendees ...
MONDAY, Nov. 9: — Wingate Faith Church’s Pot Pie Sale, 4 p.m. until sold out. Ham or chicken pot pie is sold for $9 a quart. This is the last sale until spring so stock up! Pre-orders can be called in to Janette at 814-360-0893. The church is located at 111 Runville Road, Bellefonte, just behind the Sheetz store and next to Wingate Elementary School. — Drawing class at Friendship Community Center in Beech Creek. Class is free for those age 12 and older and runs from 4:30-6 p.m. Those who want to learn to draw are invited, as well as those with more experience who would like ...
PHOTO PROVIDED Alyssa Albright, age 11, is pictured with her Oct. 7 archery kill. This deer was her second archery kill — but was her first ever buck! Alyssa, granddaughter of Bruce Albright, lives in Clarence, and brought down this buck in the Snow Shoe area. If you would like to submit a ...
EXPRESS FILE PHOTO E. Main St. below Fallon Alley was traveled by pedestrians, horse-drawn vehicles and bicycles, as this picture of the Stevenson Sporting Goods store and adjacent shops recalls. The parallel lines in the foreground as the trolley tracks in the middle of the street. Many ...
Clinton County Libraries have benefited from the following memorials, donations and gifts received from Oct. 1-31. IN MEMORY OF — Susan Jane Doberstein from Ron and Abby Pete; — Patti Gibson Helt from Mark & ElizaBeth Seeber; — Carol Mays from Lindsey Mays; — Germaine Weaver from Ron and Abby Pete, and Judith Yoho. IN HONOR OF: — Helen White from Roberta Doyle. DONATIONS AND GIFTS: — Colebrook Township; — Kathy Ebeling; — Friends of Ross Library; — Mark & Anne Hedgeland; — Hommer Foundation; — Horsepower Hog Chapter 1423; — Kiwanis Club ...
