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  • 1 month ago | observer-reporter.com | Garrett Neese

    By Garrett [email protected] homeless man is charged with setting fire to international flags in the George Marshall Memorial Plaza Friday morning. Shortly before 7 a.m., Uniontown police found Bartholomew Jones, 49, raising the Turkish flag on a pole as it was actively burning, according to the criminal complaint. They had been dispatched to the scene upon hearing reports of a man pulling down the Chinese flag and lighting it on fire.

  • 2 months ago | observer-reporter.com | Garrett Neese

    Garrett NeeseLindsey Sylvania, a Waynesburg University psychology and youth ministry sophomore from Oakland, Md., receives a pin from EcoStewards vice president Garret Kunz during the university’s Earth Day celebration Tuesday. Waynesburg celebrates Earth DayBy Garrett [email protected] University students celebrated Earth Day with a mix of information and action.

  • 2 months ago | heraldstandard.com | Garrett Neese

    Garrett NeeseLindsey Sylvania, a Waynesburg University psychology and youth ministry sophomore from Oakland, Md., receives a pin from EcoStewards vice president Garret Kunz during the university’s Earth Day celebration Tuesday. Waynesburg celebrates Earth DayBy Garrett [email protected] University students celebrated Earth Day with a mix of information and action.

  • 2 months ago | heraldstandard.com | Garrett Neese

    By Garrett [email protected] to mining safety oversight and research, most recently Tuesday’s cuts at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, drew criticism from mine workers and local officials. The NIOSH layoffs, expected to reduce the size of the agency by two-thirds, were part of a restructuring of the Department of Health and Human Services announced earlier this week. The cuts included about 200 workers each at the Pittsburgh and Morgantown, W.

  • Mar 17, 2025 | observer-reporter.com | Garrett Neese

    Mar 18, 2025 By 4 min read 2 / 2A power line learning over on New Salem Road in Menallen Township. A swift moving storm knocked down trees, tore through power lines and left thousands in the dark. West Penn Power spokesperson Todd Meyers said upwards of 14,000 Southwestern Pennsylvania customers lost power because of the storm on Sunday. About 6,000 were still waiting for power to be restored late Monday afternoon.

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