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GIRLS BASKETBALL Port Allegany 49, Cameron County 46 Port Allegany’s Jenna Renner scored 12 points and pulled down 11 rebounds, while Brynn Evens scored 15 points, had nine boards, four assists and three blocks in Saturday’s win.

Port Allegany’s Madison Fillhart dribbles around a defe...


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Ava Sheriff of Florida had a strong showing at a gymnastics meet Sunday. Sheriff tied for first on floor routine, placed second on uneven bars, took first place in the All-Around and also scored in the Top 5 in the vault and beam. Sheriff is the daughter of Erica (Pascarella) and Victor Sheriff. Her grandparents are Amy and Mark Pascarella of Bradford.


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GENEVA, Ohio - Bradford’s Fabian Sherk, Enzo Aiello, and Kadyn Tessena had great performances at the Spire Indoor Track Meet in Geneva, Ohio on Saturday. “Fabian followed up on his big day last week at Edinboro University with another great outing.  Fabian won the triple jump with a leap of 43’ 5.5” with a personal indoor best and a 1st place finish.  He placed 4th in the long...


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The City of Bradford has partnered with Service Line Warranties of America (SLWA) to educate residents about their service line responsibilities and offer protection for the water and sewer service lines that connect their homes to the utility systems. The coverage is voluntary and available at affordable monthly prices. “Many residents do not know that damage to the service li...


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Winter doesn’t just bring snowflakes and shorter days, it ushers in a noticeable spike in colds, flu, RSV, COVID-19, and other respiratory infections. It’s a pattern we see year after year, and it’s not your imagination: winter really is the perfect storm for illness. It’s important you understand why and what you can do to stay healthier throughout the season.


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