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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RIDGWAY — The Elk County Commissioners passed a resolution to establish the Elk County Healthcare Authority at last Thursday’s meeting. The action came following a public hearing about the proposed
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ST. MARYS — Elk County District Attorney Beau Grove and his colleague, Alan McGill from the state Office of the Attorney General, presented a program for parents, guardians, and staff
RIDGWAY — Plenty of sunshine and warming temperatures greeted those who attended Harvest Daze in Ridgway on Saturday.
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ST. MARYS — Elk County District Attorney Beau Grove and his colleague, Alan McGill from the state Office of the Attorney General, presented a program for parents, guardians, and staff
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RIDGWAY — Georgia Wagner and John Nicklas, representatives from the Christian Food Bank in St. Marys, expressed their gratitude to the Elk County Commissioners for their support of the food bank over the years during a recent meeting.
Even though I’ve lived most of my life within 40 miles of the Zippo Museum in Bradford, I had never been there until recently when one of my best buds
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ST. MARYS — The Historical Society of St. Marys and Benzinger Township hosted Michael Engle of Troy, New York, on Saturday, Oct. 19 in the Knotty Pine Room of the
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ST. MARYS — Ellen Stolarski, St. Marys Area Middle School and High School librarian, has announced that the annual Reality Tour will be taking place on Wednesday, Nov. 6 and Thursday, Nov. 7 from 6-8:30 p.m. at St. Marys Area Middle School. The program is open to anyone in sixth grade or older, and students must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Registration forms have been sent to all the schools in advance, but registrations will also be available at the door, beginning at 5:15 p.m.
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BROCKPORT — First Lt. Emma Bane is a 24-year-old Apache helicopter pilot with the U.S. Army currently stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado. A native of Brockport, Bane recently completed more than two years of flight training exercises at Fort Novosel in Enterprise, Alabama, and returned to Colorado where she is transitioning into her first assignment as platoon leader, which carries a lot of responsibility with it.
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