Archives 2011
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 November
Hit & Miss Hanna
By Dawn Bilder
Star of a new class of female hunters, Hanna Harris, 16, shoots a
record Pennsylvania buck. |
 October
Fall In Love
By Roberta Curreri
With the Tioga County Visitors
Bureau in a former church, we
asked five great photographers to
share their sacred autumn images. |
 September
The Town That Wouldn't Die
By Michael Capuzzo
Mansfield professor Gale Largey's beautiful new book recalls the terrifying 1911 Austin Dam disaster, a boomtown cautionary tale.
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 August
...I'm just the Piano Player
By Michael Capuzzo
Blossburg’s Adam Mahonske Jr., concert pianist and trap shooter, comes home to play…in the Endless Mountain Music Festival. |
 July
Dam Pine Creek!
By Michael Capuzzo
Government and gas men dammed our sacred waters. David Kagan and Mother Nature were not pleased. |
 June
High Stake Steaks
By Alison Fromme
An immigrant to America, Tony Ruggerio, aka Tony R., lives the dream in Corning. |
 May
One Hell of a Life
By Donald Gilliland
A native son tells the story of a Potter County soldier who lost his legs—but not his spirit—in the Civil War. |
 April
Back to the Future
By Matt Connor
Decades before our Marcellus boom, Dorcie Calhoun tapped $47 million in Pennsylvania gas cash.
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 March
Ticket to Paradise
By Matt Connor
Discount flights to Florida from
the Elmira Corning Regional
Airport have snowbirds chirping. |
 February
Love Sleuth
By Dawn Bilder
Ever get the feeling your
spouse or lover is hiding
something? Welcome to the
world of Romantic Deception.
Sayre’s Darlene E. Adams
guides the unlucky-in-love
around romantic pitfalls.
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 January
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR!
By Dawn Bilder
She was only one pound
four ounces at birth, but
little Marian Hamilton has
proven that love—and the
dream team at Arnot Ogden’s
NICU—conquers all. |
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