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  • 1 week ago | sharonherald.com | David L Dye

    WEST MIDDLESEX — Nestled between West Middlesex Jr. Sr. High School, the Church of the Good Shepherd and Big Red Stadium stands a tall, spreading oak tree. Easily recognizable by West Middlesex students and area residents, the oak tree has become a symbol of the community — one with hundreds of years of history behind it. kAm%96 EC66 2?5 :ED 9:DE@C:42= D:8?:7:42?46 H:== 36 E96 7@4FD @7 2 46=63C2E:@? @? pAC:= ae[ 2?5 E96 4@>>F?:EJ :D :?G:E65 E@ ;@:? :?

  • 1 week ago | sharonherald.com | David L Dye

    HERMITAGE — When Brandon Weimerskir first approached the city of Hermitage a few years ago about getting a dek hockey rink, there were no other local options available. Since those initial discussions, a new dek hockey rink has been completed at the Hermitage Athletic Complex, with registration for the accompanying programs kicking off this week. kAm“xE’D 366? 8C62E[ :E’D 366? 2 =@?8 E:>6 4@>:?8[” (6:>6CD<:C D2:5]k^Am kAm“xE’D 366?

  • 1 week ago | sharonherald.com | David L Dye

    SHARPSVILLE — Sharpsville residents will see a series of road paving projects throughout town this summer. Sharpsville Borough Council on Wednesday awarded the 2025 paving project bid to Youngblood Paving Inc. of Wampum for $282,019.60. kAm*@F?83=@@5 AC6G:@FD=J H2D 9:C65 E@ A6C7@C> E96 3@C@F89’D 2??F2= A2G:?8 AC@;64E =2DE J62C]k^Am kAmq@C@F89 |2?286C z6? #@36CED@? D2:5 *@F?83=@@5 @77:4:2=D H:== AC@G:56 2?

  • 1 week ago | sharonherald.com | David L Dye

    HERMITAGE — The city’s third annual Earth Day Festival will bring visitors a mixture of familiar and new activities — although all are expected to be fun, interesting and sometimes hands-on. The Earth Day Festival will be held from 12 to 5 p.m. April 26 at 3850 Prosperity Place, LindenPointe in Hermitage. kAm“(6’== 92G6 DFDE2:?23=6 2?5 64@\7C:6?5=J G6?5@CD[ 7@@5 2?5 36G6C286D[ 2?5 =:G6 6?E6CE2:?>6?E 2== 52J[” D2:5 y6DD:42 v@E49[ w6C>:E286 5:C64E@C @7 C64C62E:@?

  • 1 week ago | sharonherald.com | David L Dye

    SHARON — Whether it was enjoying artwork, listening to music or meeting students, visitors had total freedom to explore the Hope Center for Arts and Technology Thursday evening. That was the goal of the center’s first-ever fundraiser, “Arte Blanche,” HopeCAT Executive Director Lorie Hines said. kAm“(6 H2?E E@ :>>6CD6 A6@A=6 :? 2== @7 E96 4C62E:G6 2CED AC@8C2>D E92E 2C6 8@:?8 @?

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