WELLSBORO, PA – C&N, a leading community-oriented financial services institution, is proud to announce the results of its 2023 Giving Back, Giving Together program. Over the last 12 months, C&N teammates raised just over $98,000 to support local senior organizations. In addition to monetary donations, teammates collected 3,022 essential items and volunteered 166 hours at senior centers.

Senior Partners

Olean, N.Y., June 17 – The list of Tina Zerbian’s accomplishments is nothing short of remarkable.

As a testament to her impactful career, her staff at Connecting Communities in Action (CCA) quietly established the Tina Zerbian Resilient Communities Scholarship as a way to honor her long, successful career as she prepared for retirement. The scholarship is for students in Cattaraugus County who intend to pursue a degree or career in a human services-related field.

In-Person and Telephonic Hearings Allow Customers in the Met-Ed, Penelec, Penn Power and West Penn Power Rate Districts to Offer Input on Impact of Proposed Rate Increases

HARRISBURG – The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) in reminding consumers about a statewide series of hearings in late June and early July to gather public input on the rate increases proposed by FirstEnergy Pennsylvania Electric Company (FirstEnergy).

Suhag R. Patel, PA-C
Neurology, UPMC

Smartphones, tablets, and computers, oh my! Our world today surrounds the use of these gadgets. While our technology is advanced, our bodies have not evolved to accommodate the use of these devices, leaving us with aches and pains. These modern-day ailments are known as “tech neck” and are caused by holding your head forward or looking down for a prolonged period.

Symptoms

Discover Smart Tips to Stay Cool, Save Energy, and Lower Your Bills

HARRISBURG – As millions of Pennsylvanians experience a surge in hot weather, and the official start of summer arrives later this week, the Public Utility Commission (PUC) is urging consumers to explore simple #WaysToStayCool and #WaysToSave – helping to conserve energy and keep summer power bills manageable.

At 11:55 AM on Sunday, a storm front is moving eastward. Currently over Warren County, it should bring some rain and maybe wind & lightning to the Mckean, Potter and Tioga counties area. Just a heads-up, you may need your umbrella.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., June 19, 2024 – This year marks the fifth annual Student Athlete Perseverance Awards (SAPA) and Champions Cup reception hosted by UPMC in North Central Pa. athletic trainers.

“The awards ceremony is a way to bring our athletes together and celebrate their success in overcoming injuries throughout the school year,” said Michael Ludwikowski, manager, Outreach Athletic Training, UPMC in North Central Pa. “These feats do not happen with medical care alone – it involves each students’ community. The students not only met their sports medicine expectations, but surpassed them with their hard work and positive attitudes in order to earn such great outcomes.”

This year’s SAPA recipients demonstrated an exceptional commitment to recoveries that allowed them to participate in their sport throughout the school year. Certified athletic trainers recognized and awarded the following athletes:

OLEAN, NY – Bradford Regional Medical Center (BRMC) and Olean General Hospital (OGH) presented Deborah Knier, BSN, RN, with the second quarter Nightingale Award. A nurse with the organization since 1989, Knier is currently a registered nurse in the oncology office at the Barry Street Health Center.

“Deborah is the true definition of a compassionate nurse. The glue that keeps the oncology and hematology office together, she’s nothing short of incredible, as she continuously goes above and beyond for patients and family members. As a 35-year veteran, Deborah has an ongoing dedication to the nursing profession and demonstrates attention to detail, a high-level of professionalism, a wealth of knowledge, kindness, exceptional communication skills, hard work, and checks every box to be nominated for this respected award,” said her nomination. “Deborah is an absolute pleasure to work with and we’re, as well as the community, are lucky to have a nurse like her!”

It Takes a Village to be “Amazing” 

The production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, presented by Hamilton-Gibson Productions and opening on Friday, July 5th, truly demonstrates the adage, “It takes a village.” The community putting it all together includes a wide range of musicians, artists, actors, seamstresses, parents, truck drivers, poster-hanger-uppers and more. 

The incredible backdrops have been created by local graphic artist Tim Crane (www.TimothyPaul.Design.) You may have seen the wonderful backdrops that Tim created for the production of Elephant’s Graveyard at the Coolidge Theatre last year. For this production, the drops are in the style of artist Marc Chagall. Chagall, a Jewish painter and stained-glass window creator, brought his heritage and whimsy to his dance-like work. As in the Elephant’s Graveyard drops, Tim has been able to find just the right colors and style for Joseph. He’s a remarkable artist.

AUCTION ONLINE ONLY – LIVING ESTATE AUCTION  BID ONLINE ONLY see items HERE 

Starts June 17, 2024. Soft close starts June 26, 2024 at 7 p.m. EST .YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER TO BID! Guns, Ammo, Alumacraft 14′ Aluminum fishing boat with trailer & 2 electric motors, safety equipment & 4 like new chairs, The Timeline canvas 10′ x 20′ sided canopy with sky lights in roof – used once new condition. Large inventory of new flag stone Art prints on flagstone, large stack of unused flagstone, large country store butcher block , Neon beer signs & other beer signs, 2 horse saddles, framed fishing art prints, aluminum overhead truck rack , carpenter tools, and much more. * Shipping available for certain sporting good items only. * Pictures are on AuctionZip.com • ID#11878 

M&W AUCTION CO. BILL MORGART – AY002114 Coudersport, PA 16915 814-274-7479 

In the loving memory of Anne McCleary, the members of North County Voices have established the Anne McCleary Piano Scholarship. Anne was a beloved friend, a gifted musician and an accomplished piano accompanist. She served as the accompanist for the North Country Voices for eighteen years.

Anne was also a valued member of our community, serving as a dedicated church musician. The piano scholarship has been established to be awarded to a Potter County high school graduate who is pursuing a career in music with piano as the student’s major instrument.