|
Written by Administrator
|
|
Tuesday, 15 May 2007 |
-
FLORENCE: Florcence PD gears up for chief's retirement
FLORENCE ? Whenever there was a retirement or going-away party at the Florence Fraternal Order of Police lodge, it was always Police Chief Stephen Fazekas who was the roaster-in-charge ? telling the stories, making the guest of honor squirm big time.
-
Families, co-workers divided by Pats-Giants loyalties
Big-time Patriots fan Nicole Roan has a Giant problem.
-
Victim's daughter, DNA expert take stand in Coleman re-trial
As Day Four began in the re-trial of murder suspect Robert Coleman, the victim's daughter was put on the stand to talk about her mother.
-
Scholarships available to students at Pocahontas County High School
The Pocahontas County High School guidance office collaborated with the Pocahontas County Conventions and Visitors Bureau to create a notebook of scholarships for every junior and senior.
-
Briefs: Anzar Parent orientation; Amateur radio license exam and more
Anzar parent orientation
-
Sen. Emler files for election
On Friday, Sen. Jay Emler, R-Lindsborg, filed for re-election to Kansas District 35. Emler, who has represented the 35th District since 2001, was elected Senate Majority Leader in 2011.
-
Ridley Township's 4th Ward gets new commissioner
Patrick McMenamin was appointed Jan. 25 by the Ridley Township Board of Commissioners to represent the fourth ward, filling a vacancy on the board created when David White resigned Jan. 2 to become a member of the Delaware County Council.
-
CACTC to host open house
Connellsville Area Career and Technical Center will host a free community awareness session and open house on Feb. 15 beginning at 5 p.m. with representatives of the Institute for High Priority Occupations discussing the needs and impact of the local gas and oil industry in an open forum.
|
| | | | | | | |
|
