
Joshua Byers
Education Reporter at The Tribune Democrat
The Tribune-Democrat #reporter | @PennwClarion #alum | #Johnstowner | #wordsmith | TribDem podcast host (#HikingtheHighlands) | [email protected]
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tribdem.com | Joshua Byers
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - Behavioral health providers are sounding the alarm regarding proposed federal cuts and the impact they may have on those who need those services. Joshua Byers is a reporter for The Tribune-Democrat. He can be reached at 814-532-5054. Follow him on Twitter @Journo_Josh.
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tribdem.com | Joshua Byers
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Throughout its history, Greater Johnstown Masonic Lodge No. 538 has gathered at several meeting locations, sported thousands of members and assisted the region through some of its toughest times. Now, the brotherhood is ready to celebrate its 150th anniversary. "The fact this lodge in particular is reaching this milestone is insane," Lodge No. 538 Worshipful Master Brennen Stiffler said.
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tribdem.com | Joshua Byers
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Personnel actions, including administrative adjustments, topped the agenda at Thursday’s Greater Johnstown School Board meeting. One of the board’s first actions was approving the retirement of longtime administrator Douglas Henry, who has worked at the district for 20 years. “It’s been a nice run,” Henry said. He has served as a school leader in each of the Greater Johnstown buildings throughout his tenure.
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tribdem.com | Joshua Byers
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Personnel actions, including administrative adjustments, topped the agenda at Thursday's Greater Johnstown School Board meeting. One of the board's first actions was approving the retirement of longtime administrator Douglas Henry, who has worked at the district for 20 years. "It's been a nice run," Henry said. He has served as a school leader in each of the Greater Johnstown buildings throughout his tenure.
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tribdem.com | Joshua Byers
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - Students from Greater Johnstown High School's Key Club broke a fundraising record this year with the club's annual Empty Bowls fundraiser. The group collected $6,735, more than $500 more than last year, to support the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Altoona-Johnstown, the Cambria County Backpack Project and the Women's Help Center Inc. Joshua Byers is a reporter for The Tribune-Democrat. He can be reached at 814-532-5054. Follow him on Twitter @Journo_Josh.
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