David Hollis

New York

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Articles

Clarion-Limestone residents voice support for ousted basketball coach

3 days ago | theclarionnews.com | David Hollis

CLARION TWP. -- The Clarion-Limestone School Board sat in silence as they heard from residents, parents of players, and even Patrick Craig himself over the district’s recent decision not to rehire him as boys’ varsity basketball head coach. During the public comment period at the April 16 school board meeting, several people in attendance voiced their support of Craig while also expressing concern and disgust for what many said was a foul by the administration.
Clarion Hospital celebrates National Donate Life Month

1 week ago | theclarionnews.com | David Hollis

CLARION -- Independence Health System Clarion Hospital has raised the flag on the life-saving act of organ donation. In commemoration of April being National Donate Life Month, a short presentation was held before a flag-raising ceremony April 9 at the hospital.
Clarion crosswalk concerns addressed again to Clarion Borough council

1 week ago | thederrick.com | David Hollis

Brehan Kelley addresses Clarion Borough Council early this month with safety concerns regarding the crosswalk at Greenville Avenue between PennWest Clarion’s Tippin Gym and the adjacent parking lot. The crosswalk on Greenville Avenue between PennWest Clarion’s Tippin Gymnasium and an adjacent parking lot has been the topic of an ongoing discussion in Clarion.
Top QA Certification Courses to Boost Your Career in 2025

1 week ago | writeupcafe.com | David Hollis

Top QA Certification Courses to Boost Your Career in 2025In the fast-evolving world of software development, Quality Assurance (QA) plays a pivotal role in ensuring that applications and products are error-f
Crosswalk concerns addressed again to Clarion Borough council

2 weeks ago | theclarionnews.com | David Hollis

CLARION -- Back at the August 15, 2023, Clarion Borough Council meeting, Brehan Kelley voiced her concerns over a high-traffic crosswalk in the hopes of getting some answers. At the April 2 council meeting, she was still waiting. Kelley, the Head Coach for the swimming and diving program at PennWest Clarion University, pleaded with council that the crosswalk located on Greenville Avenue between Tippin Gymnasium and the adjacent parking lot is (another) accident waiting to happen.
“Shattered Silence” is a clarion call against sexual violence

2 weeks ago | theclarionnews.com | David Hollis

CLARION An organization that started from survivors of sexual abuse sharing their stories has come full circle in a unique way, with a recent event held at PennWest Clarion. “Shattered Silence: Stories of Survival and Strength,” was a first-of-its-kind event by PASSAGES, Inc. that shined a light on the often very dark topic of sexual violence.
Clarion Mayor proclaims April as Safe Digging Month

2 weeks ago | theclarionnews.com | David Hollis

CLARION -- Safe digging practices. Many people don’t think about it, but failing to take this simple measure could cause a whole mess of problems, from inconvenient utility costs and property damage to personal injury or death. At the Clarion Borough council meeting, April 1, a proclamation was read by Mayor Jennifer Fulmer-Vinson to enact April as Pennsylvania 811 Safe Digging Month.
“The Clothing Closet” is a charity packed full of giving

3 weeks ago | theclarionnews.com | David Hollis

CLARION -- What originally started as a way to provide clothing for local foster children has become an abundant resource for families in need. Located at the Zion Baptist Church, the “Clothing Closet” is, at first glance, a small room overflowing with kids clothes and accessories, but ask organizer Heather Krahe about what this charity has meant to the lives its impacted and one begins to realize that it isn’t just clothing pouring out of it. “Initially it was to serve children in foster care.
Clarion-Limestone schools weigh in on idea of merger with Clarion district

3 weeks ago | thederrick.com | David Hollis

A hot-button topic on the minds of some parents and school board administrators was briefly discussed during a recent Clarion-Limestone School Board public meeting. Before adjournment of the March 19 session, board member Bryan Huwar discussed a recent letter, sent by resident Ryan Kiehl, regarding the idea of combining Clarion Area School District with Clarion-Limestone. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
New report card gives nation's roads a grade of "D"; bridges get a "C"

4 weeks ago | truckersnews.com | David Hollis

A new assessment of the nation's infrastructure finds conditions of the roads you drive over and the bridges you cross are not brilliant. In fact, they are given middling grades on an industry group's latest report card. The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) today released its 2025 Report Card for America’s Infrastructure. The Report Card assessed U.S. infrastructure with an overall ‘C’ grade. The report says legislation passed by Congress since the 2021 Report Card sparked progress.