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Gibson in Johnstown has set a July 13 date for the start of a civil trial in which a former Mount Aloysius College employee will claim he was improperly terminated in 2012. Larry Brugh was an assistant dean of student affairs and director of career services at Mount Aloysius, located in Cresson. In July 2012, college President Thomas Foley transferred Brugh to the Department of Academic Affairs, removing his title as assistant dean of student affairs, but keeping his title as director of career services. His salary remained the same, and Foley maintained ... The new hot spot The Altoona Area Public Library has carved a niche for itself as it helps area residents bridge a digital ... Roaring Spring Water acquired by DS Services ROARING SPRING — Cott Corp., a leading provider of home and office bottled water delivery services in North ... Police: Man threatened family with shotgun Waterline break more Local News QUICK LINKS - Local News Local Business Editorials Local Sports Professional Sports PSU Scholastic Sports Sports Columns Obituaries Blogs Local Sports Balanced Bearcats avenge loss to Tyrone HUNTINGDON — On balance, Friday was a very good night for the Huntingdon Area High School boys basketball team. The Bearcats placed all five of their starters in ... BG boys roll past Richland RICHLAND — Michael Montecalvo made sure what stood to be a game turned out to be anything but. The Bishop Guilfoyle senior hit five 3-point ... True freshman leads Penn State to road victory Ridge in good shape at Bedford more Local Sports PSU True freshman leads Penn State to road victory From Mirror reports LINCOLN, Neb. — The Penn State Nittany Lion wrestling team downed Nebraska Friday night, 20-18, to begin a rugged 16-day stretch of Big Ten ... Kieger not thrilled with her Lady Lions From Mirror reports UNIVERSITY PARK — The Penn State women’s basketball team hung tough with No. 17 Indiana in the first half, but the ... Lions post big road victory at Michigan Lions add new coach for WRs more PSU Area Life Spiritual notes The Sacred Music Library, located in the First Presbyterian Church, Hollidaysburg, will reopen at 1 p.m. Feb. 3. The library has Easter music available. For more ... Book teaches power of prayer Bethany Marshall wants kids to know that even if they don’t see results right away, God answers prayer. To demonstrate her point, she has ... Listen to God before praying On this date more Area Life Local Business Briefcase SIMSBURY, Conn. Veeder-Root names new president Veeder-Root, a leading provider of fuel management technology, recently named Dave Coombe as company ... Sheetz buys Claysburg house Briefcase more Local Business Editorials Talk cheap on property tax reform As surely as Pennsylvania General Assembly legislative sessions come and go, so does the issue of property tax reform. Property tax reform jumped out of its state ... MLK words very much still relevant Medicaid fraud must be moved to PA forefront more Editorials Public Records Magisterial district judge Filed before Hollidaysburg Magisterial District Judge Paula M. Aigner: Charges waived to court May 10 -June 18: Westley S. Lostaglia, 21, 1221 N. Fourth Ave., ... Magisterial district judges Magisterial district judge more Public Records Obituaries Suzanne ‘Susan’ (Bungo) Berzonsky John J. Duffy Joel W. Fouse more Obituaries Have you ever been to Punxsutawney for Groundhog Day? No, but I’ve watched the movie. Yes, and I had a blast. It’s on my bucket list. I’ve visited Punxsy and even saw Phil in his quarters but not on Groundhog Day. I just don’t want six more weeks of winter. 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