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New Cumberland Hydro Plant Update

Residents have been eagerly awaiting the start of construction for the hydro plant in New Cumberland.  With groundwork laid in 1994 for a hydro plant at New Cumberland Locks & Dams, many worry that like hydro projects in the past, the latest hydro project will…

Life with the Parkinheimers

with Jeff & Mary Anne Woofter When Mary Anne and I began this journey with Parkinson’s and Early Onset Alzheimer’s, we quickly learned that faith would play a vital role in how we faced the challenges ahead. Our faith doesn’t erase the difficulties, but it…

And Then Again…………………..by Tamara Pettit

…….I grew up in the “melting pot of America” where immigrants came to find their fortune in the dusty, dirty steel mill where they would perform  backbreaking labor to secure their families’ future.    It’s where a scarfer could make more than a bank president, live…

Patterson’s Perspective

By Mark Patterson By some estimates, 600 MILLION cyber -attacks occur each day. Please advise whoever compiles those stats to raise last Monday’s count to 600 million plus one. I got hacked. Violated, humiliated, defenseless, -you name it, I feel it. Plus a few other…

Business Owner is New Cumberland’s Newest Council Member

Christian Thaman, owner of Stainless Specialties, LLC, is New Cumberland’s newest Council member. Thaman who moved his business to the Southern end of town a year ago has revitalized the property and established a growing business. He affirmed his commitment to the town, by assuming…

Patterson’s Perspective

By Mark Patterson Decades before artificial intelligence commenced those creepy imitations of human voices or began writing lousy articles on your computer’s home page, the stuff that Stephen Hawking warned would betray and potentially end humanity launched an assault that these days threatens the very existence…

And Then Again…………by Tamara Pettit

……..I used to get Memorial Day and Labor Day confused when I was little. I knew one was at the beginning of Summer; One was at the end.  As I grew older (and one would hope more knowledgeable) I learned that Memorial Day honored and…