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KC board tables purchase of laptop carts

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MILL HALL — After questions arose from members of staff during public comment, the Keystone Central School District Board of Directors tabled the purchase of 35 laptop storage carts for the 2026-2027 school year. The item was moved to the top of the board’s agenda at its voting session Thursday night when Tyler Barth, principal at Robb Elementary School, and Ashley Gilmore, a teacher at Woodward Elementary School, spoke about the proposed purchase. Barth said he’d have requested to speak prior to the meeting, but wasn’t aware of the decision to purchase these carts. He ...

County to host USCA National event for third time in August

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LOCK HAVEN — The West Branch of the Susquehanna River is about to be awash with activity, as Clinton County gears up to host the 2026 United States Canoe Association’s (USCA) National Canoe & Kayak Marathon Championships in early August. This is the third year the event is being held ...

Miller Chevrolet celebrates with grand opening in Lock Haven

Business

LOCK HAVEN — Miller Chevrolet celebrated its grand opening beginning Thursday, July 9, which continues throughout the weekend at its dealership located at 10 E. Walnut St. in Lock Haven. Formerly known as Bill MacIntyre Chevrolet, the dealership is now under the ownership of Robert and ...

Local church briefs

Religion

Fun Fair at Faith Chapel HOWARD — Faith Chapel’s Bargains and Blessings Community Closet will be open on Saturday, July 18, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., in conjunction with the annual Roger White Fun Fair being held at the church. Gently used, good quality clothing, shoes and accessories for the entire family are available. Sizes range from infants to 3X and are priced at $5 per bag full. Bags will be provided. — Faith Chapel Church in Hunter Run is having their annual Roger A. White Fun Fair and Silent Auction on Saturday, July 18, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the church. There will ...

Takac: $500K awarded to Centre Care to enhance healthcare campus

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BELLEFONTE — A $500,000 grant from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program will help Centre Care offset the cost of campus improvements at its healthcare facilities in College Township, announced state Rep. Paul Takac, D‑Centre. This infusion of grant dollars will be used to complete critical upgrades, including the construction and paving of 40 additional parking stalls, interior renovations of the main facility, property acquisition, construction of a new commercial facilities building, and site work preparation. “Centre Care plays a critical role in our community, ...

City police receive support from Sons and Daughters of Italy

Community

PHOTO PROVIDED The Sons and Daughters of Italy recently presented the Lock Haven City Police Department with a check for $3,611.76 for the purchase of an Action Target System, moving portable target system, to be used in the officers firearms training. Prior to the purchase of the target ...