The story of two Peregrine falcons that have nested on the ledge of Harrisburg’s Rachel Carson State Office Building since 2005 will continue this year before a worldwide audience now that the cameras that broadcast their experiences are live online. Two cameras will chronicle the falcons round-the-clock while streaming the footage live via the Web to interested viewers around the world. The video is available on the Department of Environmental Protection’s Web site, www.depweb.state.pa.us, keyword: Falcons.

Slippery Rock University students and borough residents are partnering to “Polish the Rock.”

It happens much too often.
A beautiful summer afternoon glittered with sunshine and blue skies sneaks its way into western Pennsylvania. It becomes the quintessential day for a group of friends to spend their picture perfect afternoon riding their dirt bikes, periodically slipping into tricks frequently performed by the members of their clique as they hop like bunnies over enlarged mounds of dirt.

July 7, 2007. Brides such as Michelle DesSureault who booked the date in record numbers may not need something borrowed and something blue to bring them luck on their big day. They've got the calendar on their side.

Each time Michael M. Cooney’s unemployment compensation case has been appealed, the previous decision has been reversed.
Unfortunately for Cooney, 58, of 142 Harvard St., Grove City, the latest ruling — by Commonwealth Court — went against him.

Gray clouds passed over the athletic field at Slippery Rock University on May 12 as graduating seniors and their families and friends awaited the start of commencement.
One father in the stands used technology to keep an eye on the weather, constantly checking his PDA, while others used cell phones to communicate their locations in the stands.

Although he’s got a powerful title in Washington, D.C., the “most cherished” title for Paul McNulty is “Dad,” he said at Grove City College’s 127th commencement.
McNulty was grateful to his alma matter for ”giving me the opportunity to speak at my daughter (Katy’s) graduating class,” he said. “It’s a great day.”