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Quote for July 9, 2025

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"Success is not final, failure is not fatal; it is the courage to continue that counts."             -  Winston Churchill

Scoreboard roundup — 7/8/25

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(NEW YORK) -- Here are the scores from Tuesday’s sports events:MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALLMets 7, Orioles 6Rays 2, Tigers 4Mariners 3, Yankees 10Rockies 2, Red Sox 10Marlins 12, Reds 2Cubs 1, Twins 8Dodgers 1, Brewers 3Pirates 3, Royals 4Blue Jays 6, White Sox 1Nationals 2,... Read More.

Local Sports Update – Wednesday, 7/9

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DuBois Little League All Star Baseball: On Tuesday, the DuBois Senior League Baseball All Stars were 13-10 winners over South Williamsport. That win gives the Senior All Stars a spot in the semifinal round of the State Tournament, which is being played at Stern Field... Read More.

Flower Planter Vandalization

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BROOKVILLE -  Brookville Police are asking for your help in identifying those responsible for vandalizing the Borough’s public flower planters. Police say that a container on Mabon Street and two on the Main Street Bridge by Ace Hardware were emptied by an unknown number of... Read More.

Scam Takes Over $20,000 Dollars from Grampian Man

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GRAMPIAN - State Police are investigating a scam that took over $20,000 dollars from an elderly Grampian man. According to the report, the 78 year-old victim was told he won $1.4 million dollars and a new Ford Ranger truck.  He then made several transactions to an... Read More.

Reitz Theater Presents Disenchanted

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DUBOIS - This Weekend you can enjoy a show jam packed with princess characters straying from the stigma surrounding them. Disenchanted is a musical comedy flipping the script on classic fairy tales, challenging traditional gender roles. “We have 10 storybook princesses, of the likes of Snow... Read More.

DuBois Rotary Club Preparing Special Community Project

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DUBOIS - The DuBois Rotary Club is beginning to plan next year’s community project, honoring the country’s 250th birthday and the consolidation of DuBois and Sandy Township. Planning for one of their biggest projects yet, the Rotary Club went to the DuBois City Council asking... Read More.