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West Nile not found in county ... so far
September 4, 2010 The year’s first human case of the West Nile virus in Pennsylvania was confirmed in late August in a 69-year-old Philadelphia County man. more »»
Schools look to expand learning sources
September 4, 2010 A grant could allow students to learn more from primary sources, adding variety to more traditional forms of instruction. more »» 
Last Pole Standing
September 4, 2010 Penelec’s Justin Frederoski prepared the connection from above- to below-ground lines near the intersection of Liberty Street and Pennsylvania Avenue earlier this week. more »»
‘Cot’Ober Fest set for next month
September 4, 2010 With Labor Day quickly approaching, that means fall can’t be far behind. more »»
School district will be ready for next Race to the Top
September 4, 2010 Race to the Top Phase 2 funding recently bypassed Pennsylvania, giving schools less money to work with. more »» 
Jack’s Big Day
September 3, 2010 Jack went down the hill, without Jill, and next thing he knew he was in police custody. Jack, a donkey, took a half-mile stroll down Jackson Avenue on Thursda. more »» 
Hatchery work continuing
September 3, 2010 Crews continue to work on the Allegheny National Fish Hatchery, as the facility moves closer to reopening. more »»
EHS plans military display
September 3, 2010 A project at Eisenhower High School is aimed at honoring America’s heroes while promoting selfless service at the same tim. more »»
Pennsylvania Avenue milling begins Tuesday
September 3, 2010 Pennsylvania Avenue between Hickory and Liberty Streets will be closed to traffic on Tuesday as the last major portion of phase one of the Streetscape Project gets underwa. more »»
Food service inspections announced for August
September 3, 2010 The City of Warren recently released the results of restaurant and food service inspections for the month of August. more »» 
How To Plow
September 2, 2010 The new sidewalks that are a result of the Warren Downtown Revitalization do not simply line the streets in straight lines. more »»
Counting Up The Losses
September 2, 2010 The multi-million dollar project designed to renovate downtown Warren’s tired-looking streets and sidewalks is taking its toll on local merchants. more »»
Sexting suspect waives hearing
September 2, 2010 A former Warren County man charged with collecting thousands of cell phone numbers of teenage girls from social networking sites in order to send unsolicited text messages and lewd photographs... more »» 
Then And Now
September 2, 2010 In 2007, the state Department of Public Welfare issued a request for proposals to privatize operation of the state’s forensic units, including the one at Warren State Hospital. more »»
Panel grapples with bus audit
September 2, 2010 Members of the Warren County School District’s Finance Committee found themselves in an awkward position Tuesday evening. more »»
COG discusses Marcellus impact
September 2, 2010 Marcellus Shale development surrounds the area, and municipal officials are trying to predict its impact on the county. more »»
WCSD panel addresses uncertain finances
September 1, 2010 Two state and federal budget changes, each close to half-a-million dollars, sent the Warren County School District budget for a loop — right back to where it starte. more »» 
City unveils new ambulance
September 1, 2010 The City of Warren Fire Department has a new vehicle in its stable. more »»
Question raised over North Warren trees
September 1, 2010 A Penelec crew recently cut down two trees at Becket Park in North Warren based on safety concerns regarding power lines and it did not go unnoticed. more »» |
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