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Joe Thompson

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Meteorologist and sports nut (Nittany Lions, Tigers, Lions and Wings), and a proud Penn State alum
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Dispatcher receives state award

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By Joe Thompson Verified
| Huntingdon Daily News Verified
Huntingdon County 911 dispatcher Christopher “Chris” Magill has been honored with the Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Pennsylvania 911 Dispatcher Public Servant Citation. Magill was presented with the Outstanding 911 Dispatcher Award during the state VFW Convention in Mars, near Pittsburgh, Thursday. kAmwF?E:?85@? $E2?5:?8 $E@?6 'u( !@DE `fdc !@DE r@>>2?56C s@F8 $>:E9 D2:5 96 ?@>:?2E65 |28:== 7@C E96 C64@8?:E:@?[ 4:E:?8 96 4@?D:DE6?E=J 56>@?DEC2E6D AC@76DD:@?2=:D>[ 4@>A@DFC6 2?5 565:42E:@? :?
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School to be sold at auction

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By Joe Thompson Verified
| Huntingdon Daily News Verified
The Mount Union Area School District’s former Mapleton-Union Elementary School on Smith Valley Road in Union Township will be offered for sale at a public auction later this month. Michael Roan Real Estate, a Williamsport firm, has been contracted by the district to market the 23,000-square-foot building and seven and one-half acres of land for sale with a $50,000 reserve.
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Supervisors approve bids for paving projects

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By Joe Thompson Verified
| Huntingdon Daily News Verified
Parts of Juniata Avenue and South Eighth Street in Smithfield village will be getting new blacktop after bids for this year’s paving project were opened by Smithfield Township Supervisors at their June 2 meeting. Supervisors approved the low bid from Grannas Brothers of Hollidaysburg to do the work at a price of $94,174.50. Other higher quotes were submitted by Glenn O. Hawbaker and New Enterprise Stone & Lime.
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