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Driller gets first local permit
Let the drilling – and fracking – begin here. Kind of.
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City supports TIF proposal
If Hermitage commissioners had voted a month ago on the tax incremental financing plan proposed by an Akron, Ohio, developer, the results might have been different.
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Graubard’s resignation was long time coming, he says
Scott Graubard said he’s answering a higher calling by resigning his post as Greenville’s public services director.
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Driller gets first local permit
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GC to be well represented in Shippensburg
Grove City's Eliza Lowe is pictured during a meet earlier this season. Lowe swept the hurdles and ran on the winning 400-meter relay team at Wednesday's District 10 Class AAA Track & Field Championships at Harbor Creek High School.
A total of 13 Grove City HIgh standouts and one from George Junior Republic advanced to the PIAA Championships after their performances on Wednesday at the District 10 Class AAA Championships at Harbor Creek High.
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Roundup: Sharpsville, WM baseball teams wrap up region crowns
ä Sharpsville 5, Wilmington 3 — At South Py, the host Blue Devils (9-1 region, 16-1 overall) secured the Region 2-AA title in their regular-season finale.
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Starter Kevin Yarabinec, in 5 frames, yielded just 1 hit, struck out a half-dozen hitters, and walked 4. Yarabinec yielded 2 unearned runs. Taylor Lenzi lent 2 innings of 2-hit, 1 run relief, walking 1. -
District 10 AAA meet today
There will be no guarantees Grove City High athletes will advance to the annual PIAA Track & Field Championships. But based on seeds for Wednesday’s District 10 Class AAA Championships at Harbor Creek High, Mercer County could conceivably be well represented.
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Led by senior standout Daniel Jaskowak, Grove City boys and girls stockpile the seeds.
Jaskowak journeys north as the man to beat in the 800- (1:55.29), 1600- (4:17.77) and 3200-meter (9:33.31) runs, and is part of the Eagles’ 2nd-seeded distance-relay quartet. Jaskowak will be joined by teammate Mason DePeal (high jump) as top seeds for the Eagles.
Grove City girls gobbled up numerous No. 1 seeds, led by hurdler Eliza Lowe (highs, intermediates), middle-distance aces Lauren Decker (400) and Abby Casalnova (800), distance standout Mary Jaskowak (1600) and pole-vaulter Kelly Baglia. In addition, all 3 Lady Eagles’ relays are top-seeded, with some combination of Lowe, Casalnova, Decker, Courtney Corbin and Jaskowak lending legs.
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Photo tribute: 100 years of baseball at Fenway Park
This year Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, celebrates its 100th anniversary as America's oldest Major League stadium -- and the setting for some of baseball's greatest players, historic wins and crushing losses. That sacred magic is captured in two exhibits at the 20-year-old Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, a Boston suburb.
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