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MORE TO COME — Reynoldsville residents Nina Lariviere, left, and her mother Rebecca Lariviere negotiate a snow pile after parking along Main Street in Reynoldsville Monday. Area crews scrambled over the weekend to clean up after Saturday’s storm and more snow is forecast for our area today. (Photo by Paul A. Wilson)
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MORE TO COME — Reynoldsville residents Nina Lariviere, left, and her mother Rebecca Lariviere negotiate a snow pile after parking along Main Street in Reynoldsville Monday. Area crews scrambled over the weekend to clean up after Saturday’s storm and more snow is forecast for our area today. (Photo by Paul A. Wilson)
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Rep. John Murtha dies at 77
HARRISBURG (AP) - Rep. John Murtha, the tall, gruff-mannered former Marine who became the de facto voice of veterans on Capitol Hill and later an outspoken and influential critic of the Iraq War, died Monday following complications from gallbladder surgery. He was 77.
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Snow, snow, snow!
DuBOIS - Another major snow storm took aim on Pennsylvania today and heavy snow and high winds are expected in the Tri-County Area.
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DRIFTING AWAY — Wind-blown snow partially obscures the view of Hickory Ridge Farm and drifts on Haag Road near Troutville Thursday. After several heavy squalls and winds gusting more than 40 mph, temperatures fell to near zero overnight and ‘feel-like’ temperatures were well below zero. The Brookville Area School District canceled classes today while most other districts operated on a two-hour delay.
DRIFTING AWAY — Wind-blown snow partially obscures the view of Hickory Ridge Farm and drifts on Haag Road near Troutville Thursday. After several heavy squalls and winds gusting more than 40 mph, temperatures fell to near zero overnight and ‘feel-like’ temperatures were well below zero. The Brookville Area School District canceled classes today while most other districts operated on a two-hour delay.
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