Altomare steps down from Titusville chamber

Venango Catholic High School is beginning to develop a procedure for community members who are requesting memorabilia from the school before it closes next month.

Due to anticipated bad weather, the Seneca Rocks Audubon Society’s Big Sit event that was scheduled to take place today has been canceled.

The following are today’s and Sunday’s listings for local PBS stations:

Oil City Garden Club

May 4, 2002

Here is the street sweeping schedule next week in Oil City:

Letter carriers throughout northwestern Pennsylvania will once again Stamp Out Hunger to benefit Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest Pennsylvania and its 376 food pantries and meal programs.

KNOX — The McElhattan Foundation has committed $150,000 toward the Main Street Program in Knox, according to a Clarion County Economic Development Corporation news release. Sarah Pistella, program officer for the McElhattan Foundation, said by investing in the CCEDC’s Main Street Initiative …

A Brookville company has been awarded a contract to rehabilitate the mobile lounge and plane mate prototype vehicles for the Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Bob Casey announced his bill to advance economic opportunities in rural Pennsylvania has been adopted in a new farm package from the U.S. Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee.

Forest Area student historians traveled to Massachusetts and New York with adviser Ernest Hartwig to visit several historical points of interest in American history.

Clarion-Limestone Elementary School is holding an artist in residence program through May 17.

Today

May 3, 2002

The following are Friday’s television listings for the local PBS stations:

A project to replace roadway reflectors throughout PennDOT’s Northwest region is underway.

The Grove City College Symphony and Chamber Orchestras’ final concert of the academic year is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday in Ketler Auditorium of the Pew Fine Arts Center.

Grove City College’s Lux Mea Film Festival, the annual celebration of student filmmakers’ work, will return to campus at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Crawford Hall auditorium.

Tri-City Duplicate Bridge

The following are Thursday’s television listings for the local PBS stations:

The following students at Valley Grove Elementary School were named to the principal’s list or honor roll for the third-quarter grading period:

Fly Fishers International (FFI) will conduct casting skills development from 10 a.m. to noon on June 8 and 15 at Cranberry High School, 1 Education Drive in Seneca.

The Artist’s Attic art supply store and studio, currently located in the basement level of the National Transit Building in Oil City, will be moving to the basement level of the Porch Music Store in Franklin early this month.

PennDOT has announced a resurfacing project will begin May 13 on the Wayne Richard Weaver II Bridge (Toby Bridge), located along Miola Road in Clarion Borough, Clarion County.

May 2, 2002

WARREN – The Viewpoint short-form documentary series, hosted by Dennis Quaid, has selected Northern Pennsylvania Regional College to be featured in interviews.

The Seneca Rocks Audubon Society will hold a free, family-friendly guided Warbler Walk through Oil Creek State Park on Saturday, May 18.

The city of Franklin’s annual S.P.I.F.I.Y. (Show Pride In Franklin It’s Yours) Day for cleaning up in the downtown business district will be held on Wednesday, May 8. weather permitting. Rain date would be Wednesday, May 15.

Ron and Christina Shrewsbury will present their program featuring various aspects of Civil War medicine relating to injury and illness and also including stories and songs of the times at 6:30 p.m. May 13 at the Redbank Valley Historical Society.

Seneca Rocks Audubon Society will hold a Big Sit event this Saturday at Maple Glen Farm, located at 159 Moggey Road, in Sligo.

The United Way of Venango County has announced its Summer Career Camps will return.

May 1, 2002

Hickory Grove

The New Bethlehem Civic Club will sponsor the AMBA blood screening event from 6 to 10 a.m. Saturday, May 18, at the Redbank Valley High School cafeteria, 920 Broad St., New Bethlehem.

AWARDS — Judah-David Shay, of Fairmount City, was honored with two substantial scholarships — the Frederick S. Kring Scholarship and the David E. McKillop Scholarship — through the Grove City College, on April 24 at Harbison Chapel.