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Oil City Redevelopment considers future of St. Stephen Church

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By Helen Fielding 
| The Derrick and The News-Herald
The future of the St. Stephen Church property was discussed by the Oil City Redevelopment Authority on Wednesday. The Rev. Dan Hoffman, pastor of Oil City Catholic Community which is selling St. Stephen Church, and multiple parish members told the authority at its monthly meeting that the parish would like to collaborate to determine the best future of the property.
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OC summer curb market is underway

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By Helen Fielding 
| The Derrick and The News-Herald
Thursday was the first day of the Oil City Curb Market at the Central Avenue Plaza, where food vendors, artists, craftsmen and farmers set up tents and pavilions along the sidewalks by the street. The market will be held every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Sept. 10. In addition, the Franklin Curb Market has started in Franklin and will be held in city parking Lot D every Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Sandycreek Elementary School Carnival Day marks the end of another school year

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By Helen Fielding 
| The Derrick and The News-Herald
Bright sunshine could hardly have been more welcome on Tuesday after a long winter and a cold spring, when Sandycreek Elementary School held its annual Carnival Day to celebrate the impending end of school. Over 100 students from kindergarten through fifth grade walked, ran, jumped, skipped, hopped, laughed, yelled and sloshed through 16 outdoor and indoor activity stations, from a dunk tank to paper airplanes to a petting zoo and field games.
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