Archive - Dec 1, 2010
Tim Huber, 50, of Smicksburg, shot his first bear Nov. 22 in the Smicksburg area. The bear weighed 353 pounds. (Photo submitted)
Merle P. Cary, 82, Hemlock Lake, passed away Monday, Nov. 29, 2010, at his home.
He was born March 20, 1928, in Rossiter, a son of the late Daniel and Alberta (Pearce) Cary.
He was married to Dolores M. (Hankinson) Cary, who preceded him in death March 16, 2007.
Mr. Cary was a graduate of Glen Campbell High School and served in the U.S. Air Force.
He was retired from the U.S. Pentagon where he worked in U.S. Army Communications.
Merle P. Cary, 82, Hemlock Lake, passed away Monday, Nov. 29, 2010, at his home.
He was born March 20, 1928, in Rossiter, a son of the late Daniel and Alberta (Pearce) Cary.
He was married to Dolores M. (Hankinson) Cary, who preceded him in death March 16, 2007.
Mr. Cary was a graduate of Glen Campbell High School and served in the U.S. Air Force.
He was retired from the U.S. Pentagon where he worked in U.S. Army Communications.
BROCKWAY â Another dust-up between Jack Wisor, founder and director of the Just For Jesus Homeless Outreach Challenge, and state Sen. Joe Scarnati could be developing.
Scarnati said in a press release Tuesday that Wisor deliberately disobeyed a newly-enacted law, Act 95 of 2010, which states that a group home â such as Just For Jesus â that takes on a convicted murderer must notify the county and municipal governments within 48 hours of the murdererâs arrival.
PUNXSUTAWNEY â With the help of his hometown, a local college student may soon take his first footsteps toward the edge of Hollywoodâs red carpet.
Punxsy native Charlie Dominick, a 2010 PAHS graduate and current Point Park University freshman, received the schoolâs Artistic Achievement Award scholarship for his independent production, âDipper,â and is in the process of collecting funds for his upcoming film project.
âIâm very excited about it,â he said. âI probably havenât been this motivated about anything before.â
PUNXSUTAWNEY â WPSU-TV is looking to revisit Punxsutawney for its popular âOur Townâ series, according to the Punxsutawney Area Chamber of Commerce.
The âOur Townâ series by Penn State Public Broadcasting filmed a program about Punxsy several years ago, but Marlene Lellock, Chamber executive director, said that Chamber board member TJ Sliwinski, a Reynoldsville resident, learned that WPSU-TV was filming an âOur Townâ about Reynoldsville this past summer.
