The issues many Celoron residents raise concerning allowing cannabis to be sold in the village’s limits are the same ones we heard during the great opt-out debate of 2021. There were concerns over a negative influence on village youth if cannabis businesses were to open in Celoron – ...
We are happy that students at the Pennsylvania College of Technology found their skills are in high demand for prospective careers at a recent career fair. “The strong turnout at the Career Fair reflects both the strength of our employer partnerships and the value of an applied technology ...
U. S. Foreign Aid goes to those displaced by wars, the world’s poorest, and to those battling diseases like HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and influenza. The amount the United States gives out in foreign aid is 1% of the Federal Budget. Yet, this seemingly small amount is huge and does a lot ...
There’s good news about COVID-19. It is no longer among the top 10 causes of death in the United States. But it’s still in the top 15. COVID was the primary cause of 31,000 American deaths in 2024 and contributed to about 14,000 more. Positive COVID test rates and hospitalizations were very ...
“Pennsylvania received very little rain over the summer,” state Secretary of Environmental Protection Jessica Shirley said in a news release, as reported in Wednesday’s edition of the Sun-Gazette. “We want residents to be aware of these dry conditions.” It may be worth considering ...
To my friends at the Sun-Gazette: I’m afraid you missed the story. After several stories about illegal migrants being arrested and deported, you forgot the story about the buses that arrived in Williamsport and dropped them off. These were the “Biden Buses” that were in charge of sending ...