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Dennis Phillips primarily focuses on local news in Shelby County, United States. He covers a wide range of topics including community events, government and politics, crime, retirement, non-profit organizations among others.
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By: Dennis Phillips
A school zone will soon be established around Lenape Technical School. At this week's public meeting of Manor Township's board of supervisors, board Chairman Don Palmer Jr. said PennDOT approved a school zone near the technical school. He said the school zone signs have been ordered.
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Allegheny Health Network's (AHN) Emergency Medicine Department is launching a new community outreach initiative designed to empower young people with the knowledge and confidence to respond during medical emergencies.
“If you love me, keep my commandments.” (John 14:15 AKJV)
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The Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection is moving forward with a land reclamation project in Gilpin Township. The proposed project is located in Gilpin Township, south of State Route 2062 (Schenley Road), just outside Aladdin, according to Thomas Decker, DEP regional communications manager, in an email to the Leader Times.
It's been three years since Hamas terrorists breached Israel's border and launched a savage assault, killing, burning, kidnapping and raping innocent men, women and children.
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Armstrong County's board of commissioners have recognized the centennial anniversary of an Apollo church. At Thursday's public meeting of the board, members unanimously voted to adopt a proclamation for the 100th anniversary of the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Apollo. According to the proclamation, the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Apollo was chartered in March 1859 as Union Evangelical Lutheran Church, sharing ministries with Spring Church and Maysville, gathering for services in the church. Church officials then planned to begin building a church in 1861, but paused construction to raise more funds.
Armstrong County Commissioner Pat Fabian will take on a new leadership role next year, this time at the statewide level.
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A celebration 175 years in the making will be happening this weekend in Rural Valley.
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