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Weekend News Update February 4-5, 2012
Drug Incident In Jefferson County.. Road Signs Stolen... Decrease In Workers Comp Charges.. State Government Budget Woes...
 
 
 

Mark McCracken to Run for the State House of Representatives
A Clearfield County Commissioner is seeking a seat with the state house. According to Gant Daily, Mark McCracken will run for the 74th district of the State House of Representatives. McCracken is currently serving his third term as Clearfield County Commissioner.
Drug Related Charges for Two People from Osceola
One adult from Osceola and one juvenile were charged with drug related offenses in an incident at Project 70 in Rush Township, Centre County last night. A 19-year-old Osceola man was in a vehicle with three juveniles last night when police observed several indicators of criminal activity.

North Central Officials Work on Transportation Plan
Community leaders throughout the six county regions of the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission are working together on an update to the long range transportation plan and to form an economic development strategy. North central officials say the long range transportation plan will guide how transportation dollars are used for at least the next 20 years.
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District receives Keystone Achievement Awards for reaching AYP  

DuBois Area School District administrators display the Keystone Achievement Awards the district received from the state Department of Education for achieving Adequate Yearly Progress for two consecutive years in the Pennsylvania System of School Assessments in all 10 schools. The PSSA is the standardized test given annually to students in grades 3-8 and 11. Shown, from row from left, are Director of Federal Programs Barbara Smith, Director of Assessment and Student Services Jackie Canter, Elementary Principal Elizabeth Shindledecker, Elementary Principal Kathy Ginther and Middle School Principal Dr. Marianne Konior. Back row, from left, are Elementary Principal Don Mowrey, Superintendent Tim Deluccia, Assistant Superintendent Mark Heckman, School Board President Thomas Repine and High School Principal Roger Collins.
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