Adam Watson is a local journalist based in Saxton, Pennsylvania. He writes for The Huntingdon and Bedford Gazette, focusing on news and events in the Saxton area. Adam covers a range of topics including community events, local government, and issues affecting residents in Saxton.
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SAXTON — The Tussey Mountain school board reviewed several personnel matters during its monthly session Monday evening.
Individuals or businesses in the Broad Top area who are interested in participating in Saxton's Changes in the Park (CHIP) committee's annual Halloween parade on Saturday and haven't signed up yet are encouraged to do so now.
The Tussey Mountain School Board reviewed several personnel matters during its monthly board session Monday evening.
The Tussey Mountain School Board agreed to begin preparing a bid package for a proposed safety renovation project for its Tussey Mountain Elementary School building that will take place during summer 2025.
Family and friends of the late Gary L. Black gathered on a beautiful late fall morning to pay tribute to a man who gave nearly 50 years of service to his community.
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SAXTON — During its regular monthly meeting last Monday evening, the Tussey Mountain school board received a number of reports from district personnel.
During its monthly meeting Oct. 21, the Tussey Mountain School Board received a number of reports from district personnel.
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The announcement last week that Broad Top City Borough is the recipient of a $30,982 Community Improvement Grant (CIG) to make improvements to the community's veterans monuments is welcomed news to borough leaders.
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