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As seriously ill patients near the end of life, doctors may suggest hospice care as part of their health plan. Unfortunately, patients often seek hospice care too late to reap the full benefits due to fear and a stigma surrounding the very word hospice. Hospice providers say it should not ...

The Annual Educational Fund Scholarship was first awarded in 1991. It is open to any Greene County graduating senior. A panel of qualified judges selects the chosen individual, who will be given a $1,500 scholarship and a laptop compliments of PCsquared. The winner is selected based on an essay ...

Turning 100

A pint-sized granny with curlers stuck in her gray wig walked through the doors of Marshall Elementary School last week. One county away, at California Area Elementary, students pasted a variety of items, including cheese puffs, Cheerios and chocolate chips, to a paper. One hundred of them, to ...

Community briefs

n The First Presbyterian Church Food Bank, 102 W. Church Ave., Masontown, will be open Wednesday, Feb. 14 from 1 to 2 p.m. The local food bank is held the second Wednesday of every month and is made possible through the help of the many volunteers from the community. To volunteer or for more ...

Community briefs

n Fayette County Drug & Alcohol Commission is holding a free training on responsible alcohol management for servers and sellers. The state Liquor Control Board-approved training will be held Feb. 5 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 100 New Salem Road, Uniontown. Register by contacting ...

Every day, Americans are attacked by cyber criminals. Multiple times a week, I receive suspicious emails trying to trick me into disclosing sensitive information. Sometimes these emails thank me for a purchase I did not make or say there was a problem with my credit card or Amazon account. ...