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Entertainment Briefs from May 15, 2008
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Diversions from May 15, 2008
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Things To Do from May 15, 2008
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State police warn about spring and summer scammers
During the spring and summer months, Pennsylvania plays host to transient criminals who travel great distances in search of victims for their various money-making scams, state police say.
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Community briefs May 14, 2008
Spring book sale is May 21-24 at SV library
SHARON — Friends of the Library are holding a spring book sale May 21-24 at the Community LIbrary of the Shenango Valley.
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Things to do from May 14, 2008
Meetings
• Sharon High School class of 1960 meets for brunch at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at The Cookery, Hermitage.
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Community briefs May 13, 2008
Jennings Center teaching navigation techniques
SLIPPERY ROCK — Pennsylvania Hike Week will be celebrated at 1 p.m. May 31 at Jennings Environmental Education Center, near Slippery Rock.
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Things to do from May 13, 2008
Fundraisers
• Volant Volunteer Fire Company holds a ham dinner from 4 to 7 p.m. May 22.
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LIFE STORIES: Murchies grew, thrived here
By Joe Zentis Life Stories
Sharon old-timers will remember Ed Murchie as the owner of Murchie Flowers in Sharon, as well as a couple of greenhouses. He worked long hours, often seven days a week. Asked whether the work would hurt his health in later years., his stepmother replied, "Maybe not. It might make him stronger."
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In no time, school days will be but memories for latest senior class
By Wally Wachter The Way We Were
It’s almost graduation time for seniors who have spent the last 12 years of their lives preparing for their adult lives in the professions they have chosen to follow.But in future days, the memories of school days will always be pleasant ones. At least they were for us who faced the same dilemmas decades ago.
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Pedal Power
Whether it’s a cross-country ride or just a cruise through Buhl Farm park, Parke Wentling said there’s something open and communal about bicycle riding.
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Pet of the Week - Trixie
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Things to do from May 10, 2008
Special events
• A craft show is set for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today at Legacy Banquet Center, 1946 Mercer-Grove City Road, Grove City.
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Master Gardeners available to help; soil test reports change format
The Penn State Master Gardeners of Mercer County are available from noon to 4 p.m. on Tuesdays at the extension office to assist you in finding answers to your lawn and gardening questions throughout the growing season.
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Grove City students excel at national competition
Grove City Area School District students attended Academic Games League of America’s National Academic Games held April 24 through 25 in Kissimmee, Fla.
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Things to do from May 9, 2008
Meetings
• Mercer County Christian Coalition will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Lakeside Evangelical Congregational Church, 3203 N. Hermitage Road (Route 18), Pymatuning Township.
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Author’s story in ‘Anglin’ Road’ targets values
When Arthur Dale Likens was growing up, he knew his family was poor.
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'Kickin' It Old School'
Dancers rock the jailhouse during rehearsal for an Elvis Presley-themed tap dance number in ViBe Dance Academy’s recital, which is at 6 p.m. Saturday at Thiel College’s Passavant Center, Greenville. The show, “Kickin’ It Old School,” features jazz, tap, ballet, lyrical and hip-hop routines. Tickets: $7 at the door.
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'Leader of the Pack'
Alexa Magnotto of Hermitage plays the title role in “Leader of the Pack: The Ellie Greenwich Musical” as presented by Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center in Midland. Ellie Greenwich is an American pop music singer, songwriter, and record producer who wrote some of the most recognizable songs of the 1960s, many in collaboration with Phil Spector and her husband Jeff Barry. The two dozen pop-rock songs in the score include such hits as “Chapel of Love,” “Da Doo Ron Ron,” “Look of Love,” and “And Then He Kissed Me.” Performances in the 750-seat theater are Friday through Sunday and May 16-18. Friday and Saturday shows are at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday shows are at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10, $15, and $20.
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Community briefs May 8, 2008
Cancer Society sets two free screenings The American Cancer Society, American Academy of Dermatology and Humility of Mary Health Partners will have two free skin cancer screenings this month.
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The past is present in the art of today
If you walk into a cave, write something on walls in spray paint, the end of a charred stick or whatever, and leave, it’s considered vandalism.
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Diversions from May 8, 2008
Art
• “Life As We Know It,” including paintings by local artists Kathy Acker, John W. Carlson, Shirley J. Dobler and John Graham and jewelry artisan Dana Deissler, shows through May 31 at Meadville Council on the Arts.
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Entertainment briefs from May 8, 2008
Annual Asian American film fest opens Friday
PITTSBURGH — The Silk Screen Asian American Film Festival opens Friday at various theaters in Pittsburgh.
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Things to do from May 8, 2008
Special events
• Pass it on Day will be from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. May 17 at Emmanuel Christian Church, 4495 Greenville-Sandy Lake Road, New Vernon Township.
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Bakers seek to raise dough for hunger charities
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Relay for Life honors survivors, volunteers
The annual Survivor Dinner for Mercer Relay for Life featured the director of Womancare Center of UPMC Horizon, who talked about plans to construct a $4.6 million comprehensive cancer center in the rear of Womancare Center in Hermitage.
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Things to do from May 7, 2008
Meetings
• Northwest Democrat Alliance will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at Greenville Veterans of Foreign Wars, Conneaut Lake Road (Route 18).
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Community briefs May 7, 2008
Bridge Lessons for Kids set in Hermitage
HERMITAGE — Bridge Lessons for Kids is set for June 16 through 20 in Hermitage Schools Parks and Recreation Summer Program in the Hermitage municipal building.
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Urban League dinner is Thursday
Since 1968, the Shenango Valley Urban League has been a “light on the hill” for the downtrodden of the area.
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