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Splash pad a possibility in Philipsburg

PHILIPSBURG — It’s been something that has been discussed in recent years but could it finally be coming to fruition?

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Philipsburg code officer sentenced to jail for DUIs

CLEARFIELD — Philipsburg Borough’s code enforcement officer, Timothy John Ryder, 48, of Morrisdale, was sentenced to Clearfield County Jail after pleading guilty to two DUI offenses.

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Special meeting held to discuss proposed borough building renovations

PHILIPSBURG — Philipsburg Borough Council on Tuesday evening held a special meeting that was not properly advertised to the public to discuss the possibility of obtaining a Keystone Grant to

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Change needed in Pennsylvania s Class A stream classification process

Change needed in Pennsylvania s Class A stream classification process
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The Arts Community Is Beginning to Emerge from a Most Difficult Year, but Challenges Remain

As the nation continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, we take a moment to check in with a few of our many area arts organizations. With restrictions and shutdowns, our once-lively and diverse cultural scene has been dealt a heavy blow, but innovation from the creative types who lead these institutions has helped them survive. The Rowland Theatre “Life changed drastically for us when the COVID mandates first went into effect on March 17, 2020,” says Rebecca Inlow, secretary/treasurer of the non-profit board that manages Philipsburg’s historic Rowland Theatre. “The theater was closed for five weeks for the Spanish Influenza in 1918, and I had been doing my own countdown and remember when we hit the 35-day mark of our closure and thinking how crazy it was that we were surpassing that.”

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