Nancy Sharer is a journalist for The Daily Review, focusing on local news in Pennsylvania, specifically in the Rome area. Her articles cover a range of topics, including education, community events, and local government. Nancy's work has also been featured in the Evening Times.
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Nancy’s coverage predominantly focuses on local announcements, particularly related to education, human resources & employment, and personal finance. Given the nature of her articles, she is likely to be interested in stories about individuals or organizations achieving significant educational milestones or making notable contributions to their communities.
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Rush Alumni Banquet officers for 2023-24, and continuing next year, are, from left: President Bob Matias, Secretary Donna Nesmith, Vice President Norma McNeal and Treasurer Brian Hollister. Photos by ...
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David Gentile of Athens shows a photo of his late father, George Gentile. The elder Gentile lived much of his childhood in terrible conditions of forced labor on a local farm.
By: Nancy Sharer, Bill Wall
TOWANDA – All alone, Bill stands on the wet, brown sand. Frothy little waves leap and slide toward him.
“I had a private visit with the president and his wife.”
WARREN TOWNSHIP – It’s summer. Would you care for some sweet tea? Or raspberries or cherries?
Parent Kelley Berger of Rome, left, along with Northeast seniors Abigail Keeney, center, and Hannah Berger, attended the recent Northeast Bradford School Board meeting to discuss a possible powerlifting group at the school.
Email Print Copy article link Save TOWANDA – The sweet scent of roses floated through the dining room.
Shown are some of the participants in “Hillbilly Heaven: Everyone’s Welcome,” the West Warren Congregational Church’s summer project theme. From left are: Eliza Rhodes, Julie Bailey, Devin Rhodes, Charles Eastman
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