Julie White is a journalist based in Tyrone, Pennsylvania, with a focus on local news and community events. Her work has been featured in The Huntingdon and Verizon Connect, and has also appeared in Yahoo News UK and Cancer Network. Julie covers a range of topics including local profiles, community initiatives, business developments, and technological advancements.
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Julie White's coverage is heavily focused on local news, community events, business updates, and press releases related to the Tyrone area in Pennsylvania. Her articles primarily cover topics such as house & home, family & relationships, and entertainment news.
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Donna Reese addresses Tyrone Borough Council on behalf of the Tyrone Pickleball Club Tuesday evening.
As has been tradition for many years in Tyrone, the American Legion Post #281 held their annual Veterans Day Observance Service on Monday, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m. Legion Commander Ed Krider welcomed the crowd that gathered first for the service and then for a luncheon in honor of veterans. Commander Krider presented a brief history of Veterans Day, which began as a celebration called Armistice Day (which was designated as Veterans Day in 1954). People celebrated following the end of World War I in 1918, thinking that it would be the war to end all wars. Sadly, that would not be the case.
Members of the Tyrone Area School Board met Tuesday evening for the November regular session.
What has become a continued discussion in Tyrone Borough may have an end in sight as Donna Reese of the Tyrone Pickleball club and several club members spoke to Tyrone
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Tyrone Borough Council members in attendance at the Nov. 12 meeting voted all in favor to approve that the 2025 budget be laid out for 10 days for public review before adoption. That 10-day period will end this Friday, Nov. 22.
At the Nov. 12 meeting, Borough Manager Ardean Latchford said that the borough has suggested a date of Jan. 23, 2025, to have fluoride removed from the borough's water system. “This will give appropriate parties time to respond and for the borough to meet the notification requirements,” Latchford said.
Students at Saint Matthew School shared words of thanks to area first responders during their special appreciation luncheon at the school's cafeteria on Friday, Nov. 15. Students invited all area first responders as well as Tyrone Borough leadership and members of the media to the luncheon. The guests were able to share lunch tables with the students and were treated to pizza, salads, desserts and small gifts of thanks.
Though much of the Warriors Mark Township meeting this month surrounded discussion of possible construction of a dollar store on Pennington Road (as previously reported), there was another noteworthy topic brought to attention regarding placement of a sewage stream discharge at a residence on Warriors Mark Path. A notice will run in the newspaper for 30 days prior in order to allow for public comments. The property is next to the Bruce Cox Funeral Home at the intersection of Route 350 (Warriors Mark Path) and Ridge Road.
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