Melinda “Mindy” Jean Fitzsimmons, 45, Altoona, formerly of Cresson, passed away at UPMC Altoona surrounded by her family and friends on Saturday, April 6, 2024. Born March 8, 1979, in Altoona, she was a daughter of Vivian A. (Del Grande) and the late Mark C. Fitzsimmons Sr. She was preceded in death by brothers, Mark […]
Trespassing BELLEFONTE A 39-year-old man, of Bellefonte, was cited for trespassing on a property belonging to a 75-year-old man, of Pleasant Gap, at the i
A RANGE of activities and fun experiments have been carried out at an Egremont school to celebrate British Science Week. St Bridget’s Catholic Primary School and Nursery marked the return of their pupils with a fun, but educational week concentrating on STEM science subjects science, technology, engineering and maths. Head teacher Suzanne Smith said: “As a school there has never been a more important time for highlighting the importance and possibilities of this subject in light of the Covid vaccination achievements by British Scientists. “We place great importance on our children accessing the science curriculum in a hands-on way and have invested in providing lab coats and practical investigative equipment to enhance the children’s learning.