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ROARING SPRING - Friday was a day of celebration at Appvion's Roaring Spring Mill.
Company and elected officials, employees and retirees gathered to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the founding of the mill by Daniel .

An anesthesiologist with the Van Zandt VA Medical Center has filed a complaint with the U.S. District Court in Johnstown asking that a federal judge review, and possibly change, procedures that interfere with doctor's orders.
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HOLLIDAYSBURG - Blair County property owners will pay multiple filing fees if they're filing court appeals involving multiple propertie.

CRESSON - Hair cuts, handshakes and silverware sense were all mentioned as helpful when trying to make a good impression as the Mount Aloysius College Career Development Office gave lessons Thursday on securing a job.

TYRONE - Alcohol may soon be available at a local convenience store as owners of Snappy's in Bald Eagle have applied for a liquor license.

CRESSON - Singer and Cresson native Josh Gallagher returned to his old stomping grounds Thursday morning visiting hundreds of Penn Cambria students at the elementary, middle and high school buildings.

MARTINSBURG - When the Altoona-Blair County Airport adds a second destination in mid-November, passengers will still have an option of four departure times on weekdays and three on Saturdays and Sundays.

A longtime Northern Blair County Regional Sewer Authority employee faces felony charges for allegedly stealing more than $98,000 from the organization.
Police said April L.

CRESSON - Hair cuts, handshakes and silverware sense were all mentioned as helpful when trying to make a good impression as the Mount Aloysius College Career Development Office gave lessons Thursday on securing a job.

TYRONE - Alcohol may soon be available at a local convenience store as owners of Snappy's in Bald Eagle have applied for a liquor license.