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Protests planned for Trump event

Supporters, protesters and authorities are preparing for a surge of activity as presidential candidate Donald Trump's Blair County rally approaches.

 

Mansion Park adjusts tonight's basketball schedule

Due to rain in the forecast for later this evening, the Mansion Park Summer Basketball League championships scheduled for tonight will have earlier start times.

 

Tyrone opts against capturing, testing ducks

TYRONE - A motion to allow the U.S. Department of Agriculture to capture and test ducks at Reservoir Park in Tyrone for Avian flu went nowhere on Monday because of concerns that the program might leave the pond duckless.

 

Transgender women urge safety at AASD

Two transgender women traveled from Philadelphia to an Altoona Area School Board meeting Tuesday to speak for the safety of transgender students in the district's bathrooms.

 

Trump to host rally in Altoona

Presidential hopeful Donald Trump is set to hold a rally Friday at the Blair County Convention Center, marking the Altoona area's first 2016 campaign stop by a nominee.

 

Prosecutor: Revenge motivated Kane

NORRISTOWN - A desire for revenge drove Pennsylvania's attorney general to leak secret criminal files to the press to embarrass a rival and then lie about it to a grand jury, prosecutors said as Kathleen Kane's perjury and obstruction trial opened...

 

Man passes counterfeit $20s

Logan Township police report that two counterfeit $20 bills were passed at a Pleasant Valley Shopping Center store over the weekend.
At 3:50 p.m.

 

Pa. Outdoor Corps youth improving state's parks

PATTON - A 10-person crew of high school students and recent graduates have willingly spent a good part of their summer in the classroom.
That classroom just happens to be state parks and forests.

 

Carnicella demanding a shot at Senate seat

The state Senate hopeful who lost the Democratic primary to Sen. John Wozniak, D-Cambria, is demanding a shot at the seat after Wozniak's surprise announcement that he'll end his re-election bid.

 

City may not bill for police overtime

A discussion on police policy at a City Council strategic planning meeting Monday may reassure organizers of community events like races, car shows and parade.

 

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