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3 days ago | tiogapublishing.com | Emily Previti

The state Capitol in Harrisburg. (Capital-Star file)Pennsylvania schools would be required to integrate child abuse awareness and prevention into their curriculum under a bill being proposed in the state House of Representatives. “We need to educate (children) when they are young. Sometimes by second grade, it’s already too late. They’ve already been abused.

3 days ago | tiogapublishing.com | Kristie Bowles

On Monday night, the Southern Tioga School District’s board of directors heard an option for the building renovation project. Superintendent Sam Rotella reported that Alloy 5 Architecture representatives are prepared to attend the July 14 meeting to provide the scope of work for the $40 million borrowing project that was approved by the board. Rotella said that lead architect Randy Galiotto felt that putting money into the Liberty elementary school building is not a good use of funds.

3 days ago | tiogapublishing.com | Kristie Bowles

MANSFIELD — When the Joyce M. Tice Historical Trail opened in Mansfield, the Mansfield Garden Club decided that, as part of its mission to beautify the borough, they would tend the garden plots along the trail. The plots were initially planted through a grant from the borough on the land that is rented from the Army Corps of Engineers. “We decided this could be a community project for us to have our members divide up the plots and be in charge of each one.

3 days ago | tiogapublishing.com | Kristie Bowles

Dressed in their best, the 2031 class of Clark Wood Elementary walked across the stage to the melody of “Pomp and Circumstance” during the sixth grade graduation held on Tuesday morning. The school holds a graduation ceremony for each class at the end of the year as a send off to mark the milestone of leaving elementary school and going on to high school. “It’s a celebration of you.

3 days ago | tiogapublishing.com | Kristie Bowles

The 2025 Tioga County Special Olympics Track and Field Day was held May 30 at Commonwealth U-Mansfield and for Addie Milheim, it marked the last year she would act as coordinator for the event. Milheim became involved in the Special Olympics over 30 years ago because her brother has Down’s syndrome and she is the multi-disabled support teacher at North Penn Mansfield. For the last 20 years she has held the position of Special Olympics athletic event coordinator.