Roxanne Abramowitz is a Managing Editor for the DAILY COURIER, a local newspaper in Connellsville, Pennsylvania. With a focus on covering news and events in the community, Roxanne's articles highlight the achievements, challenges, and stories of the people and businesses in Connellsville and surrounding areas.
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The Greater Connellsville Toy Drive is now under way. "Spare a Toy and Share the Joy," said organizer Max House.
Dunbar Township supervisors and the fire departments that serve the community has kicked off the annual toy drive for Toys for Tots.
Bob Bubarth wants to continue the tradition his grandparents and parents were well known for in the Connellsville community. That is helping others.
Dale Kooser was the first bike rider on the bridge.
The Shelkey family is the first to walk across the bridge.
Veterans lead the parade across the new bridge.
By: Roxanne Abramowitz
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WVU Medicine Uniontown Hospital has informed patients who are enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan through Highmark that it was unable to extend its existing agreement with Highmark.
Doug Corteal (left) and Bill Fiesta stands with one of the 100 Christmas tree decorations.
Dennis Martin (left) and Shawn Stoots holds the tree part of the donation boxes that are placed throughout the area.
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