By Alex Davis
--Some of the nation's most respected scientists will be converging on Potter County in May for "BioBlitz," a major event that's sure to spark an interest in the wonders of science for dozens of area school students.
--A massive animal shelter and rescue/rehabilitation center is coming to the Coudersport area later this year, as the Pennsylvania SPCA moves forward with its plans.
--There are seats open on schools boards, borough councils, boards of township supervisors and many other positions in the upcoming Primary Election. This week's Endeavor News carries a complete listing of offices up for election in Potter County, as well as reports on some of the candidates who have emerged for countywide positions.
--Nearly seven years have passed since accounting irregularities brought down cable television giant Adelphia Communications Corp. and rocked the Coudersport area. This week's Endeavor News examines what remains of Adelphia as a small group of employees cling to their jobs from nondescript trailers on Water Street.
--Time is running out for homeowners who want to qualify for a major reduction in their school taxes. See Endeavor News for information on steps you can take to qualify before the March 1 deadline.
Also in this week's Endeavor News: local sports, community news, outstanding photography, coverage of the great outdoors, and timely offerings from local advertisers.
Endeavor News is available at retailers all around the Coudersport and Austin communities.
This space has been offered to the Potter Leader Enterprise and the Endeavor news to highlight the week's stories each week. Please keep in mind that because one paper has taken advantage of that offer more times than the other, that Solomon's words does not endorse one paper over the other. We consider both publications excellent local newspapers.
Saturday, February 21, 2009
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2 comments:
The comment by the editor is a good one because both papers are good and we are lucky to have them. Competition is good and the Leader better wake up and cut out all the bias stuff and sex cases all spelled out in detail every week and always cutting up anybody who is trying to do something to help the town. Still we are lucky to have both papers.
lucky? they are both tabloids. get more news on solomon's words and at least you get to comment. gilliland can't take the heat so he picks and choose what he prints and bases everything on allegations.
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