Rebekah Wallace is an Editor at Corry Journal Inc. She focuses on topics related to private and public education, school administration, and school districts, while also exploring themes of mental health and animal rescue and rehabilitation. Rebekah's work has been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine.
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Rebekah Wallace's coverage focuses primarily on local news, community events, and government announcements in the Corry area of Pennsylvania. She provides extensive coverage of local events, education-related topics, family and relationships news, as well as business and industry developments in the region.
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By: Rebekah Wallace
Friday afternoon saw the gymnasium at Corry Area Intermediate School (CAIS) fill up with students in grades three through five as staff found a fun
By: Rebekah Wallace
WAYNE — Monday night's Wayne Township meeting, in addition to being the last of the calendar year, was the last for supervisor Mark Labowski, whose term ends on Dec. 31.
By: Rebekah Wallace
The week after Christmas saw a winter wonderland erupt all around the local area. A lake effect snow warning was in effect for Crawford and Erie
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A Corry firefighter fell through a floor and was transported to the hospital on Sunday after working to extinguish an attic fire at 520 W. Church St.
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WAYNE — Mark Sander was re-elected as chairman of Wayne Township's board of supervisors during Monday night's reorganization meeting, which was also the first for newest board member Ray Wiggers.
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ASHVILLE, N.Y. — A public kick-off meeting on Thursday evening launched a joint merger feasibility study between the Clymer, Sherman and Panama central school districts.
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Two Corry churches, in an effort to foster growth and unity, have decided to pool their resources and become one larger congregation.
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CLYMER, N.Y. — Thirty young men and women woke up on Saturday morning as brand new graduates of Clymer Central School, having been honored for their achievements and sent off to college, the workforce or the military during the 99th annual commencement ceremony held Friday evening.
By: Rebekah Wallace
A recent feasibility study found that a three-way merger between Clymer, Sherman and Panama Central schools is not only feasible but could have a number of benefits, especially when it
By: Rebekah Wallace
CLYMER, N.Y. — A proposed merger between the Clymer, Sherman and Panama school districts is moving forward, with the next steps to include three separate town hall meetings and community
