Marilyn Secco is a journalist based in St Marys, Pennsylvania. She writes for the Courrier Express, ELDRED AREA FREE LIBRARY & HISTORICAL SOCIETY, and her work has also appeared on theprogressnews.com. Marilyn covers local news and events, including government meetings, community celebrations, and human interest stories.
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By: Marilyn Secco
RIDGWAY — At their meeting on Wednesday, Elk County Commissioner M. Fritz Lecker read a proclamation recognizing today, Nov. 8, as national Parents as Teachers Day, following a presentation by Cortney Pahel, director of the Parents as Teachers Program at Dickinson Center, Inc., located at 4 Erie Ave. in St. Marys.
KERSEY — Fox Township in Elk County was chosen from among all the certified municipalities in 66 counties in Pennsylvania for its commitment to maintaining “better roads, cleaner streams,” through sound conservation practices that benefit the environment and preserve it for future generations.
By: Marilyn Secco
ST. MARYS — The annual Reality Tour at the St. Marys Area Middle School took place on Nov. 6-7. Between the two nights, there were 108 students registered to take
By: Marilyn Secco
RIDGWAY — The 4th Degree Knights of Columbus, along with the parishioners of Elk and Cameron County Catholic parishes, has been conducting its Baby Bottle Campaign since summer 2022.
By: Marilyn Secco
A brief special meeting of the St. Marys City Council was held at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 15. Mayor Lyle Garner called the meeting to order and announced that
By: Marilyn Secco
ST MARYS — A brief special meeting of the St. Marys City Council was held on Friday, where legislative action was taken to terminate employment of Director of Community and Economic Development Tina Gradizzi.
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KERSEY — The entire student body of Fox Township Elementary School gathered on Thursday to honor those who have served in the military. They wrote personal thank you notes to
ST. MARYS — The Penn-Elk Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) recently delivered hygiene boxes to local veterans residing in Silver Creek Terrace, Elk Haven, and Pinecrest Manor. This continues the DAR's commitment to showing their appreciation to those who have served their country.
By: Marilyn Secco
ST. MARYS- Jodi Guisto, Student Recruiter from Northern Pennsylvania Regional College (NPRC) for Elk and Cameron Counties, gave a presentation at the St. Marys City Council meeting on Nov. 18. She explained that NPRC offers five associate degrees at low cost for high school juniors and seniors and adult learners. It is a local two-year college offering dual enrollment, associate degrees, and workforce training.
By: Marilyn Secco
By Marilyn Secco Special to the Daily Press Updated ST. MARYS- At their meeting on Nov. 18, St.
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